Registration link soon.

Friends, family, and dear companions,

I want to share this image with you—not as a politician speaking to the public, but as Roy, talking to people who have walked with me through floods, power outages, evacuations, and the quiet grief that follows every disaster.

On one side of this image is a reality we know too well: submerged communities, storms that no longer feel “exceptional,” and families forced to rebuild again and again. On the other side is what we are still fighting for: our mangroves, seas, forests, and the deep resilience of our people when we choose to protect what sustains us.

The Philippines is consistently ranked among the most climate-vulnerable countries in the world. This is no longer an abstract statistic—it is something we live through, year after year. And yet, I firmly believe this: vulnerability does not have to define our future. Action does.

This is why I am asking you—not as strangers, but as people I trust and care about—to take one small but meaningful step with me.

👉 SIGN UP to ACT

Join a growing community of Filipinos who refuse to accept disaster as destiny and are choosing collective climate action instead:
🔗 (link available soon. please visit again)

No pressure, no grandstanding. Just people deciding that hope is stronger when we organize, and resilience is possible when we act together.

Salamat, always.

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بيتزا؟ ولا شاورما؟ ولا شيش ومشويات؟
كل اللي نفسك فيه هتلاقيه عند المعلم بس 😋
شوف مزاجك إيه… واطلب من المعلّم.
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بيتزا؟ ولا شاورما؟ ولا شيش ومشويات؟
كل اللي نفسك فيه هتلاقيه عند المعلم بس 😋
شوف مزاجك إيه… واطلب من المعلّم.
☎ الخط الساخن: 19675