Cagbacong Volleyball Association - Cva

1. Ano nga ba ang tinatawag nating Linggo ng Kabataan o mas kilala sa acronym na “LNK”?
• According to DILG (Department of the Interior and Local Government), LNK o Linggo ng Kabataan is a mandated, holistic youth-development week covering leadership, culture, and civic education. It is also an official annual celebration required by law (under Republic Act No. 10742 or the SK Reform Act) held every August to coincide with the International Youth Day.

2. Ano nga ba ang vision and mission ng LNK or Linggo ng Kabataan?
• The core vision and mission of LNK or “Linggo ng Kabataan” center on powering youth and recognizing them as active partners in governance and nation-building.
Magkaka-pareho po ba ng vision and mission ng iba’t ibang lugar?
• According to NYC (National Youth Commission), specific localized visions and missions may slightly vary depending on individual LYDC (Local Youth Development Councils) and Sangguniang Kabataan local chapters.

3. Anu-ano ba ang mga pwedeng gawing aktibidad sa Linggo ng Kabataan?
• Una, ang pinaka importante sa lahat ay ang “Leadership Training or Camp”.
• Pangalawa, dapat andyan ang mga tinatawag nating seminar tulad ng pagtalakay sa mga napapanahong isyu sa ating bansa, child abuse, bullying, mental health awareness, climate action, digital literacy at marami pang iba.
• Pangatlo, hindi na mawawala dito ang mga iba’t ibang paligsahan, tulad ng poster making, slogan, mural painting, cooking competition, laro ng lahi, quiz bee at marami pang iba.
• At higit sa lahat ang mga aktibidad na pwedeng ipatupad sa Linggo ng Kabataan ay naka depende sa budget at desisyon ng LYDC or SK Council sa inyong barangay.

4. Sinu-sino nga ba ang pwedeng sumali sa LNK?
• 15 to 30 years old
• Karaniwang residente ng kaukulang barangay.

5. Anu-ano ang pwedeng isampang reklamo kapag ang isang barangay ay walang ginagawang proyekto tungkol sa programang LNK?
• Negligence of Duty / Dereliction of Duty
• Non-Feasance

Trivia muna tayo, Ano nga ba ang sinasabi nating LNK o Linggo ng Kabataan?

We should aware that Linggo ng Kabataan is something different to Sports Tournament.

ATTENTION FOR EVERYONE ‼️‼️‼️‼️

FOR THOSE WHO WILLING TO JOIN FOR 2026 VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT IN CAGBACONG LEGASPI CITY IS REQUIRED TO ATTEND THE SCREENING THIS AFTERNOON

THANK YOU💗

When will we finally stop thinking that every man who plays volleyball is gay?

It's time to leave this outdated mindset behind. Volleyball is a sport not a label, and certainly not a way to define someone's gender or identity.

Being an athlete is about passion, discipline, dedication, hard work, and respect for the game. The sport you choose to play does not determine who you are.

Let's normalize men playing volleyball without judgment or stereotypes. Every athlete deserves respect, no matter what sport they love.

Good Morning, Balibolistas! 🏐

This post is for all residents of Cagbacong, Legazpi City who are interested in joining the upcoming 2026 Volleyball Tournament.

Please note that this is not an official announcement from the SK Officials. The purpose of this post is simply to conduct a survey and determine how many youth from Cagbacong are interested in participating in the tournament.

If you are willing to join, kindly click the Google Sheets link below and enter your name under your designated Purok.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZXZ7a7xk_uyLgtIic9cs9lkB0ABaIvQPNu8FR7b-9lg/edit?usp=drivesdk

For those who are unable to open the Google Sheets link, you may simply fill out the information below in the comments, and I will add your details to the Google Sheet on your behalf.

Complete Full Name:
Purok:
Age:
Position (Optional):

Thank you for your cooperation! 🏐

Thank you, and we look forward to seeing your support and participation! 🏐

An Open Letter to Some Basketball Players‼️‼️‼️‼️

This isn't a letter of hatred. It isn't written to start an argument or create more division. It's written because respect has been missing for far too long.

To some basketball players in our community, I hope you take a moment to reflect on how your actions affect the people around you. Being loud is one thing, but using your voice to judge, mock, and belittle others is another. Playing selfishly, acting as if the court belongs only to you, and making volleyball players feel unwelcome isn't confidence, it's disrespect.

What hurts the most is that we're not strangers. We come from the same barangay. We represent the same community. Yet sometimes it feels like we're treated as outsiders simply because we chose a different sport.

Volleyball is not beneath basketball, just as basketball is not above volleyball. Every athlete knows the sacrifices behind every game, the early mornings, the exhausting training, the injuries, the pressure, and the determination to improve. Different sports, but the same dedication.

Respect isn't measured by how many points you score, how high you jump, or how many games you win. It's measured by how you treat people who stand on the other side of the court. A truly great athlete doesn't need to insult another sport to feel superior. Greatness is shown through humility, discipline, and the ability to uplift others instead of tearing them down.

We are all athletes. We all wear our jerseys with pride. We all carry the name of our barangay every time we step onto the court. So why do we act like enemies when we should be supporting one another?

This letter is not asking for special treatment. It is asking for something every person deserves basic human respect.

Let's stop the unnecessary insults. Stop looking down on volleyball players. Stop creating an environment where others feel unwelcome. Let the court be a place where talent is celebrated, friendships are built, and every athlete is treated with dignity.

At the end of the day, trophies will collect dust, scores will be forgotten, and championships will fade into history. But your character, your words, and the way you treat people will always be remembered.

So before you call yourself a great basketball player, ask yourself this:

Are you also a great teammate, a great sportsman, and above all, a great human being?

Because no matter what sport we play, respect will always be the greatest victory.

FROM CVA FAMILY

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