RC Cainta Launches Rotary Community Corps to Empower Local Sewers in San Mateo

The Rotary Club of Cainta proudly announced the official induction of the Rotary Community Corps of San isidro Montalban, Rizal Sewers,on April 16, 2026, a meaningful initiative focused on empowering local sewers and promoting sustainable livelihood opportunities in the community.

Aligned with Rotary International’s Area of Focus on Growing Local Economy, the newly established Rotary Community Corps (RCC) aims to provide community members with

opportunities for economic growth through sewing and textile-based livelihood projects. As part of its support, the Rotary Club of Cainta donated 10 units of sewing machines worth 98,000.00 and textiles that will serve as the initial resources for the organization’s start-up operations.

The initiative seeks to help local sewers in San Mateo strengthen their skills, generate income, and create sustainable livelihood opportunities for their families and community. Through this partnership, Rotary continues its commitment to uplifting lives through service, empowerment, and community collaboration.

Leading the newly formed organization are the following officers:

Officers

* President – Generosa Morales Casim

* Vice President – Junalyn Reas

* Secretary – Analyn Rejano

* Assistant Secretary – Allan Sanchez

* Treasurer – Pastora Leony Languisan

* Auditor – Francia Rico

* Business Manager – Ma. Aniceta Gambe

* Chairman of the Board – Josephine Moldes

Board of Directors

* Lolita Buiser

* Michel Kawakami

* Jenny Araña

* Katherine Palabrica

* Maria Fe Buhisan

* Mary Jane Bronia

Members

* Vicky Ramirez

* Mona Novelo

* Jhames Novelo

* Juliana Pahid

* Erlinda Montilla

* Ana Tolo

* Evangeline Ontales

* Salvador Novelo

* Lilia Gallemit

* Malou Bohol

* Veronica Malupa

* Perla Talledo

* Jessa May Marumas

* Macaria Laulita

Serving as Adviser of the organization is Past President Orly Languisan, whose guidance and support are expected to strengthen the RCC’s programs and future initiatives.

The Rotary Club of Cainta, through GP Glenn Rentoria, expressed its optimism that the RCC will become a model of community empowerment and economic sustainability, demonstrating how service and collaboration can create lasting impact. Through this initiative, the club continues to embody Rotary’s mission of “Service Above Self” by helping communities become more self-reliant and productive.

Written by: Past President Ophelia Bello, Rotary Club of Cainta