QCU Street Learning Program Reaches Over 1,000 Children in North Fairview
More than 1,000 children benefited from Quezon City University’s Street Learning Program Year 2, an educational outreach initiative implemented in partnership with Barangay North Fairview from March to June 2025.
The program provided community-based learning opportunities while offering QCU student volunteers meaningful service-learning experiences as Street Learning Teachers.
Supported by Barangay North Fairview and local community leaders, the initiative brought educational activities directly to children in the community, helping improve access to learning resources outside conventional school settings.
In addition to instructional sessions, the program distributed educational materials and learning kits designed to support children’s academic development. The outreach effort emphasized accessibility and inclusivity, particularly for young learners who may have limited access to supplemental educational support.
A key supporter of the initiative was Kagawad Mark Anthony Pader, a QCU alumnus and completer of the QCU Executive Course for Barangay Leaders on Systems Delivery Support for the OSY. His support helped facilitate the continued implementation of the program within the community.
University officials highlighted the Street Learning Program as a testament to the power of collaboration between educational institutions and local government units in making learning opportunities more accessible where they are needed most.
Through initiatives such as the Street Learning Program, QCU continues to advance its vision of community-engaged education that creates lasting impact beyond the university campus.
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