This, he said, will include Christmas caroling at the different sections of the Commonwealth Health Center, at the manamko’ center and at different government agencies.
This year, the carolers will include children accompanied by their parents and some community advocates.
Manglona said they will have up to 45 children who will bring their parents to join the Christmas caroling.
This is among the activities of the Youth Affairs which is collaborating with some community groups like the Paseo de Marianas Promoters.
Manglona expects a bigger participation in this year’s Christmas caroling, which is done voluntarily and after the classes of the students.
Through the years of continuing this tradition, Manglona said they always get a positive feedback from the community.
“Even with the current economic downturn, we will still share the Christmas spirit with the help of community group and parents who are putting all the resources together to ensure the success of the caroling activities,” Manglona said.
