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Quezon City Youth Development Office

QCYDO
7th Floor Civic Building A, Mayaman Street, Quezon City Hall Compound, Quezon City
8988 4242 | Loc. 8738 , 8707
[email protected]

https://www.facebook.com/QCYDO

Office Hours
Monday to Friday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

ABOUT US

Description

The Quezon City Youth Development Office (QCYDO) formulates and implements programs and services attuned to the issues and concerns of the city’s youth.

Mission

To spearhead the promotion and implementation of the Quezon City Scholarship Program.

To pursue youth empowerment through leadership and other related training and livelihood programs.

To organize the youth into a broader network in order to promote active participation in governance.

Vision

QCYDO envisions a city that is modernized and progressive where the interests of the youth have primary importance and where the youth are empowered and educated.

Legal Basis

Ordinance No. Sp-2803, Series Of 2018, An Ordinance Creating The Quezon City Youth Development Office (QCYDO), Providing For Its Organizational Structure And Staffing Pattern, Duties, Functions And Responsibilities, Appropriating Funds Therefor And Other Purposes.

Service Pledge:

To provide better services.

To pursue youth empowerment through education.

To promote active participation of the youth in governance.

Services

I. Services for Students

QCYDO develops and implements welfare and empowerment programs for students:

QC Scholarship Program – Provides accessible education to deserving and qualified Quezon City constituents.
Scholars’ Support Programs – Promotes a sense of belongingness, engagement, and commitment among scholars and cultivates leadership and project management skills.
Scholars’ Engagement Programs – Aims to foster civic responsibility and the communal aspect of team sports among QC Scholars through active participation.

II. Services for General Youth

QCYDO implements the City’s capability-building program for the youth:

Youth Capability Programs – Provides and equips the youth with skills in areas of leadership, entrepreneurship, and arts.

III. Services for Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) Councils

QCYDO reviews the following, as mandated by DILG MC- 2019-151, s-2019:

Review of Sangguniang Kabataan Comprehensive Barangay Youth Development Plans (CBYDP)
Review of Sangguniang Kabataan Annual Barangay Youth Investment Programs (ABYIP)

IV. Services for Youth and Youth-Serving Organizations

QCYDO processes and assists in local and national registration of Quezon City-based Youth and Youth-Serving Organizations.

Programs

I. QC Scholarship Program

QCYDO implements the Quezon City Scholarship Program that provides financial assistance to deserving students, especially underprivileged ones. The program has four (4) scholarship categories:

(1) Scholarship for Senior High School Students

(2) Scholarship for Tertiary Students

a. Academic Scholarship

b. Economic Scholarship

c. Athletic and Arts Scholarship

d. Youth Leaders Scholarship

e. Specialized Courses Scholarship

(3) Scholarship for Post-Graduate Students

(4) Scholarship for Vocational Courses Students

II. Scholars’ Support Program

The program aims to institutionalize the regular/routine activities that scholars must actively participate in to facilitate scholars’ familiarity with the city’s Scholarship Program, recognize graduating and outstanding scholars, and create a circle of core scholar leaders by district tasked to facilitate scholar activities, coordinate with fellow scholars, and disseminate information. This aims to develop a sense of belongingness, engagement, and commitment among scholars and promote leadership and project management skills.

III. Scholars’ Engagement Program

The program implements support activities for the QC Scholarship Program:

Information dissemination and support services for city scholars (orientations, general assembly, team-building, mental health interventions, etc.)
Socio-civic initiatives/projects (volunteer programs, activities, etc.)

IV. Youth Skills and Capability Development Program

The program cultivates essential abilities that empower young individuals to excel in a VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity) environment. These proficiencies encompass leadership, entrepreneurship, creative arts, sports, and more, equipping them for effectiveness and success.

Guides

How to Apply for Scholarship

QUEZON CITY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

The Quezon City Scholarship Program provides financial assistance to deserving students, especially underprivileged ones. The program has four (4) scholarship categories:

Scholarship for Senior High School Students
Scholarship for Tertiary Students
Scholarship for Post-Graduate Students
Scholarship for Vocational Courses Students

Scholarship is renewed every school year or school term provided conditions set in the Scholarship Guidelines are met. (Except for Vocational Courses Students)

BENEFITS

Beginning School Year 2021-2022, scholars will receive the following tuition fee grants and stipend per school year:

Scholarship Category	Scholarship Sub-Category	Tuition Fee Grant per School Year (Max Amount)	StipendPer School Year	Thesis / Dissertation Grant(Max Amount)
Scholarship for Senior High School Students		P10,000.00	P4,000.00	–
Scholarship for Tertiary Students	Academic Scholarship Rank 1- 2	P80,000.00	P32,000.00	–
	Academic Scholarship Rank 3-10	P50,000.00	P20,000.00	–
	Economic Scholarship	P10,000.00	P4,000.00	–
	Athletic and Arts Scholarship	P10,000.00	P4,000.00	–
	Youth Leaders Scholarship	P10,000.00	P4,000.00	–
	Specialized Courses Scholarship	P80,000.00	P32,000.00	–
Scholarship for Post-Graduate Students	Masters Students	P50,000.00	P20,000,00	P30,000.00*
	Doctorate Students
	Medicine
	Law
Scholarship for Vocational Courses		–	P6,000.00**	–

* The Thesis/Dissertation grant is disbursed as a one-time payment

** This scholarship grant is a one-time disbursement, and reapplication is not permissible

NOTE: Renewal applications for current scholars enrolled in the Specialized Courses Scholarship and Masters/Doctorate Scholarship categories, who are eligible according to the 2020 Scholarship Guidelines, will receive the tuition fee grant and stipend as specified in the Scholarship Contract. Moreover, existing Master and Doctorate Scholars covered by the 2020 Guidelines will have the opportunity to apply for thesis/dissertation grants, pending approval from the Scholarship Screening Committee.

ELIGIBILITY

The eligibility requirements for applicants across all scholarship categories are as follows: :

Must be a Quezon City resident;
Must be enrolled/registered/accepted at a recognized educational institution at the time of application for scholarship; and
Must not be a recipient of scholarship grant from another Local Government Unit (LGU)

The applicant must also meet the qualifications for the scholarship category being applied for, as stated in the succeeding sections.

QUALIFICATIONS

I. SCHOLARSHIP FOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Must be a graduate of a public or private secondary school registered and located in Quezon City;
Must be a Grade 10 completer with academic honors, overall Rank 1 to 10; and
Must maintain a General Weighted Average of at least 85% for the school year wherein the scholarship is given.

II. SCHOLARSHIP FOR TERTIARY STUDENTS

Academic Scholarship

Must be a graduate of a public or private high school registered and located in Quezon City
Must graduate from high school with academic honors, with an overall Rank 1 to10
Must maintain a General Weighted Average of at least 1.5 or its equivalent for Academic overall Rank 1 & 2, and at least 1.75 or its equivalent for overall Academic Rank 3 to 10 for the school term the scholarship was given

Economic Scholarship

Must be a graduate of a public or private high school registered and located in Quezon City
Must maintain a General Weighted Average of at least 3.0 or its equivalent for the school term the scholarship was given
Must belong to any of the following groups: indigent families, displaced/relocated families within Quezon City, PWDs, household helpers/kasambahays, ALS graduates, solo parents, children whose parents were found guilty with the finality in criminal cases, family members of tricycle drivers and operators, any other vulnerable or marginalized sector as determined by the Scholarship Screening Committee.

Athletic and Cultural Arts Scholarship

Must be a graduate of a public or private high school registered and located in Quezon City
Must be a recipient of a top individual award/recognition for sports and cultural arts in the most recent school year / school term or playing season given by recognized institutions
Must maintain a General Weighted Average of at least 2.5 or its equivalent for the school term the scholarship was given

Youth Leaders Scholarship

Must be a graduate of a public or private high school registered and located in Quezon City
Must be a recipient of a leadership award given by the city or serve as Sangguniang Kabataan/Supreme Student Council member or as president/vice president of (or equivalent) of Quezon City registered youth organizations
Must maintain a General Weighted Average of at least 2.5 or its equivalent for the school term the scholarship was given

Specialized Courses Scholarship

Must be a graduate of a public or private high school registered and located in Quezon City
Must be enrolled or registered in any of the priority courses / specializations / disciplines identified by Commission on Higher Education (CHED), with priority on courses deemed necessary by the Quezon City Government. The list of Priority Courses shall be posted by the QCYDO before the start of the application period for the upcoming school year.
Must maintain a General Weighted Average of at least 1.75 or its equivalent for the school term the scholarship was given

III. SCHOLARSHIP FOR POST-GRADUATE STUDENTS

Must be enrolled in a Masters/Doctorate/Law/Medicine or their equivalents in a recognized local or international educational institution
Must be employed for at least 1 year or occupy at least a Salary Grade Level 14 position or its equivalent, regardless of employment status.
Must maintain a General Weighted Average of at least 2.5 or its equivalent for the school term the scholarship was given. For students taking up Law and Medicine, a GWA equivalent to PASSED is required.

IV. SCHOLARSHIP FOR VOCATIONAL COURSES

Must belong to any of the following groups: indigent families, displaced/relocated families within Quezon City, PWDs, household helpers/kasambahays, ALS graduates, solo parents, children whose parents were found guilty with the finality in criminal cases, family members of tricycle drivers and operators, any other vulnerable or marginalized sector as determined by the Scholarship Screening Committee.
Must be enrolled in a TESDA accredited training institution or other training institutions recognized by the Quezon City Government
Must be enrolled in vocational courses designed to develop necessary workforce skills related to:
1. Service and Logistics
2. E-commerce
3. Business Start-up / Business Administration
4. Financial Literacy
5. Information and Communications Technology
6. Product/Service Development
7. Office Administration / Business Communication

SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Scholarship Application (For New Applicants)

Secure a QCitizen ID through https://qceservices.quezoncity.gov.ph/.
Re-log in at QCeServices using the email address that you registered upon securing QCitizen ID. From the range of services provided, select “QC Scholars”.
Completely fill out the information details, upload scanned copies of the initial documentary requirements, and provide the one-way interview video link through QCeServices.
Be notified once the initial application has been received and acknowledged. After that, proceed with providing further information and uploading scanned copies of any additional required documents related to your scholarship category, via QCeServices (see table below)
Get an email notification from QCeServices regarding the scholarship application status, specifically regarding the approval by the Scholarship Screening Committee (SSC).
After obtaining approval from the SSC, proceed to download the Certificate of Scholarship through QCeServices.
Get notified via email about the schedule for claiming the Maya card, as well as the signing of the Sworn Attestation and Undertaking and Scholarship Contract at the YDO Office.
After downloading the Certificate of Scholarship, click the “SCHOLARSHIP GRANT PROCESS” button.

(If enrolled in a Private University/College, upload the Statement of Account (SOA), and click submit.)

(If enrolled in a State University/College, proceed by clicking the submit button)

Receive email notifications for the release of scholarship grants.

Scholarship Category	Scholarship Sub-Category	Additional Documents	General Requirements
Scholarship for Senior High School Students		Proof of Honor Received	1. Copy of Grades / Transcript of Records / Form 137/ Form 138 for the previous semester or school year 2. Proof of school enrollment/ registration/ acceptance for the current school year/school 3. E-copy or photo of physical QCitizen ID 4. Latest 1×1 photo with white background 5. 3 Specimen handwritten signature with white background
Scholarship for Tertiary Students	Academic Scholarship	Proof of Honor Received
	Economic Scholarship	Any of the following: -Latest ITR of parents -Parents Affidavit of Non-filing of Income Tax Return-Certificate of Tax Exemption from BIR-Certificate of Indigency from Barangay or QC SSDD-Proof that the person is registered with SSS as Kasambahay-DepEd Certification of Equivalency for ALS Graduate-Solo Parent ID issued by QC / Certificate from SSDD-Court Certification that parents of applicants are found guilty with finality in criminal cases-Latest copy of contract or Proof of Income for children of OFWs
	Athletic and Arts Scholarship	Proof of recent top individual award/recognition received from recognized institutions
	Youth Leaders Scholarship	Proof of leadership position held from the organization
	Specialized Courses Scholarship	Course Curriculum
Scholarship for Post-Graduate Students		-Certificate of Employment-Recommendation from Unit/Dept/Office Head
				Scholarship for Vocational Courses	Course/Training Curriculum

Scholarship Renewal (For Existing Scholars)

Go to https://qceservices.quezoncity.gov.ph/. Log-in using the email registered at QC eServices. Choose “QC Scholars” from the list of services. Click the “Scholarship Renewal” button.
Completely fill-out the information details and upload scanned copies of the documentary requirements through QCeServices.
1. Copy of Grades / Transcript of Records / Form 137/ Form 138 for the previous semester or school year
2. Proof of school enrollment/registration/acceptance for the current school year/school
3. Latest 1×1 photo with white background
4. Appeal form (for scholars who failed to meet the qualification to renew based on the scholarship guidelines)
5. Approved Leave of Absence (for scholars who did not enroll in the previous school year/term)

Get an email notification from QCeServices regarding the scholarship renewal application status, specifically regarding the approval by the Scholarship Screening Committee (SSC).

After obtaining approval from the SSC, proceed to download the Certificate of Scholarship through QCeServices.
After downloading the Certificate of Scholarship, click the “SCHOLARSHIP GRANT PROCESS” button.

(If enrolled in a Private University/College, upload the Statement of Account (SOA), and click submit.)

(If enrolled in a State University/College, proceed by clicking the submit button)

Receive email notifications for the release of scholarship grants.

How to Register as Youth and Youth Serving Organization

All Quezon City based youth and youth-serving organizations may register locally through the Quezon City Youth Development Office (QCYDO), and be assisted for the National Youth Commission’s Youth Organization Registration Program, following the 2017 Revitalized Youth Organization Registration Program (YORP) Guidelines.

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

QC Youth Organizations Registration Form
YORP Registration Form
Directory of officers and advisers
List of members in good standing
Copy of constitution and by-laws
Certification, endorsement or resolution from appropriate authority

For Community-Based Organizations (any of the following)

If organization has a physical office, Certification of Existence of Office from the barangay where the office is located
If organization does not have a physical office, Barangay Certification of Residence of the President
Resolution of endorsement coming from the Sangguniang Kabataan

For School-Based Organizations

Certificate of Registration or Recognition from a competent school authority supervising student affairs

For Faith-based organizations

Certificate of Registration or Recognition from any head/pastor of congregation or parish priest

For chapters of multi-level organizations

Certificate of Registration or Recognition from the president governing at the highest organizational level

For Consortium organizations

Certification of Organizations Membership from the secretariat or board of organizations

SUBMISSION

Online Submission

Organizations may submit their registration through the Google Form Provided. All Documentary Requirements must be properly filled out, signed and scanned, and saved using PDF File format. However Form D or The List of Members in Good Standing may be submitted using xls file format.

Physical Submission

All Documentary Requirements can be submitted at the Quezon City Youth Development Office, QCYDO and District Action Office Caravan

PROCESS

Register by accomplishing Youth Organization Registration Form at bit.ly/QCLYOreg and upload the documentary requirements.
Answer to QCYDO’s incoming phone call and respond to the verification inquiries.

INQUIRIES

All queries must be sent to [email protected] with the subject heading “QUERY: LOCAL YORP” or send us a message at www.facebook.com/QCYDO.
For more in-depth information and guidance, please visit QUEZON CITY YOUTH ORGANIZATION REGISTRATION GUIDELINES at bit.ly/QCLyorGuide

How to Submit SK Plans for LYDO Review

All Quezon City-based Sangguniang Kabataan shall submit the Comprehensive Barangay Youth Development Plan and Annual Barangay Youth Investment Program to the QC Youth Development Office, as mandated by the DILG MC- 2019-151, s-2019 and QC JMC- 2019-01, s- 2019.

For a review of the Comprehensive Barangay Youth Development Plan (CBYDP)

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

Signed Comprehensive Barangay Youth Development Plan of the current year

If amended, duly signed Comprehensive Barangay Youth Development Plan of the previous year and current year

Resolution of the current Comprehensive Barangay Youth Development Plan

PROCEDURE

SK shall submit the current year’s Comprehensive Barangay Youth Development Plan and its corresponding resolution in the form of a physical copy. If any amendments have been made, submit the physical copy of the signed Comprehensive Barangay Youth Development Plan from the previous year.
QCYDO shall receive the requirement, review the submitted document(s), and provide comment/ feedback through the official email address of the Policy Research, Program Development and Planning Division
QCYDO shall sign the Comprehensive Barangay Youth Development Plan and transmit the signed Comprehensive Barangay Youth Development Plan to concerned agencies(DILG/ SK Pederasyon)

Processing Time: 4 Days and 15 Minutes

For a review of the Annual Barangay Youth Investment Program (ABYIP)

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

Signed Comprehensive Barangay Youth Development Plan of the current year
Signed Annual Barangay Youth Investment Program of the current year (ABYIP)
Resolution of the Annual Barangay Youth Investment Program of the current year

PROCEDURE

SK shall submit the current year’s Annual Baranggay Youth Investment Program and its corresponding resolution in the form of a physical copy.
QCYDO shall receive the requirements, review the physical copy of the Annual Barangay Youth Investment Program, and provide comment/ feedback through the official email address of the Policy Research, Program Development and Planning Division.
QCYDO shall sign the Annual Barangay Youth Investment Program and transmit the signed Annual Barangay Youth Investment Program to concerned agencies(DILG/ SK Pederasyon)

Processing Time: 3 Days and 15 Minutes

Department Directory

Dr. Eddilyn DC. Dividina, DBA
City Government Department Head III
8988-4242 local 8867
[email protected]

Ms. Marielle P. Siapno-Gaw, MBA
Youth Development Officer III
8988-4242 Local 8867
[email protected]

Divisions/Sections

Divisions	Officer Name	Office Address	Contact Information
Administrative and Finance Staff Division	Ms. Krisabeth Clea P. Cruz-Desalisa In-Charge (Planning Officer II)	7th Floor Commerce Building, Mayaman Street, Quezon City Hall Compound, Quezon City	8988-4242 local 8707 [email protected]
Policy Research, Program Development and Planning Division	Ms. Kayla S. Fabi, MPA In-Charge (Communication Development Officer II)	7th Floor Commerce Building, Mayaman Street, Quezon City Hall Compound, Quezon City	8988-4242 local 8867 [email protected]
Youth Welfare Programs and Operations Division	Ms. Marvic Cruz, RPm In-Charge (Administrative Officer IV)	7th Floor Commerce Building, Mayaman Street, Quezon City Hall Compound, Quezon City	8988-4242 local 8738 [email protected]
Management Information Systems Division	Ms. Kaizzemie Agnes E. Alejo In-Charge (Senior Administrative Assistant II)	7th Floor Commerce Building, Mayaman Street, Quezon City Hall Compound, Quezon City	8988-4242 local 8867 [email protected]

Spotlight

Scholarship Programs

Local Youth Development Plan 2023-2025

In recognition of the vital role of the youth in nation-building, the Quezon City Government, through the Local Youth Development Council (LYDC), crafted the Local Youth Development Plan (LYDP) 2023-2025. The LYDC, composed of the Sangguniang Kabataan Federation and representatives from registered city-based youth organizations, conducted a series of youth and stakeholder consultations to identify issues affecting the youth and identify solutions to address these. The LYDP 2023-2025 operates on a P2.1B budget and consists of City Council-approved Comprehensive Barangay Youth Development Plans (CBYDPs) and PPAs of the city’s Executive Departments. It is guided by the Philippine Youth Development Plan’s (PYDP) vision to enable, ensure, and promote the youth’s active, meaningful, and holistic participation in society in the following centers of participation: 1) health; 2) education; 3) economic empowerment; 4) social inclusion & equity; 5) peace-building & security; 6) governance, 7) active citizenship, 8) environment, and 9) global mobility.

USAID’s Opportunity 2.0 Program

USAID’s Opportunity 2.0 is a program that supports existing institutions, mechanisms, and programs in the Philippines to improve the education, employment, and livelihood outcomes of at least 180,000 out-of-school youth (OSY) by 2025. To achieve this, O2 works in three main streams:
Making second-chance education systems stronger for Filipino out-of-school youth
Strengthening systems for out-of-school youth to be work and business-ready
Improving the environment for positive youth development in communities

In 2020, USAID began collaborating with local actors in Quezon City through the Opportunity 2.0 program to pursue shared goals in uplifting the lives of marginalized youth in the city. The Quezon City Youth Development Alliance (QC YDA) was then formed in 2021. This enabled local youth champions to come together and improve local systems for QC OSY so that they may have better opportunities in education, employment, entrepreneurship, and empowerment.

Major Activities

OSY Profiling Survey through the QC Youth Development Office was conducted , with over 2,000 OSY profiled to date
Quezon City YDA partnered with TESDA Lingkod Bayan Skills Development Center to help develop O2 programs
Established QC Youth Network Executive Council, YDA Manual and QC ALS Directory, and Community Literacy program initiatives
Rolling out learning and training opportunities for OSYs through the Out of-School Youth Development Plan

2023 Linggo ng Kabataan Celebration

Aligned with this year’s International Youth Day theme, “Green Skills for Youth: Towards a Sustainable World,” the youth’s role in fostering a greener world is emphasized. In accordance with this year’s theme of International Youth Day, “Green Skills for Youth: Towards a Sustainable World”, the importance of youth skills and efforts towards contributing to the successful transition towards a greener world is given emphasis. With this, the Quezon City Government through the Quezon City Youth Development Office (QCYDO) supported the Linggo ng Kabataan with a localized theme “Empowering Kabataang QC for Sustainable Community Development” a celebration organized for the youth to realize and develop their distinct potential in nation-building and empower their sense of leadership and patriotism. To jumpstart the celebration of this year’s International Youth Day, the QCYDO conducted an Advocacy and Planning Workshop targeted to vital youth sectors such as Community-based Urban Farms, School and Community-based Organizations, LGBTQIA+, and the Muslim Community. The workshop inspired City youth leaders with real-life stories of championing environmental protection and consulted youth representatives about the current environmental issues and concerns affecting their roles as effective partners of the City Government in promoting environmental protection. Following this, a 2-day youth entrepreneurship fair was held with the title, “POP QC x Boosting youth Entrepreneurs’ Advancement in the Market (BEAM) Project” in partnership with the Small Business and Cooperatives Development and Promotion Office, to showcase businesses owned by and implemented by trained city youth. The youth entrepreneurship fair also featured a Linggo ng Kabataan Booth which provided engaging activities for the youth in contributing to the successful transition towards a greener world. Youth Organization leaders also took part in observing the water management facilities in La Mesa Watershed during the Water Trail and Lakbay Aral led by the Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability Department (CCESD) in partnership with Maynilad Water Services, Inc. and QCYDO. The Quezon City Youth Vanguards Program was also launched during the Linggo ng Kabataan to educate and organize the youth to participate in the peace-building efforts of the local government through seminars, training, and immersion in actual programs of the LGU.

Boosting youth Entrepreneurs’ Advancement in the Market (BEAM) Project

The Boosting Youth Entrepreneurs’ Advancement in the Market (BEAM) Project is part of the Office’s Youth Entrepreneurship Program which aims to showcase new businesses owned by and implemented by trained city youth. It also intends to strengthen the Quezon City Start-Up ecosystem and provide an opportunity for the youth to hone their skills and market their products and services. The BEAM Project in partnership with the Small Business and Cooperatives Development and Promotions Office (SBCDPO) was launched last August 15-16, 2023 in line with the annual celebration of the Linggo ng Kabataan. With 26 active youth businesses participating, the Entrepreneurship Fair introduced unique and delectable products for the QCitizens from eco-friendly souvenirs to flavorful treats.

Recap video of BEAM Project: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1V_pq73C475NY77STvRav82wRwkV-_Kbh/view

Quezon City Youth Vanguards Program

This program aims to educate and organize the youth to participate in the peace-building efforts of the local government through seminars, training, and immersion in actual programs of the LGU. Last August 30, 2023, the Quezon City Youth Vanguards Assembly was held to gather and capacitate active youth volunteers. The Assembly featured four (4) engaging sessions led by remarkable speakers from Teach Peace Build Peace Movement Inc. To conclude the Assembly, the volunteers showed dedication as they participated in the conduct of the Volunteer Pledge of Commitment.

Transformational Leadership Program

The Transformational Leadership Program is an intensive training program for the youth in the areas of Health, Education, Economic Empowerment, Social Inclusion and Equity, Governance, Peace Building and Security, Active Citizenship, Environment, and Global Mobility. The Program developed the youth’s creativity, talent, and knowledge in addressing issues within their community. Likewise, the Program served as a tool for the youth to develop themselves as leaders, work with leaders, and transform the lives of the children and youth in their respective communities. The participants of the program were selected youth leaders aged 15 to 24 years old from the six districts in Quezon City. The Leadership approach that was introduced for the Transformational Leadership Program was the Bridging Leadership process which was based on a leadership approach to address social inequities or complex issues. All its tools were contextualized and simplified into four modules. In between modules, the participants were given specific deliverables that are useful in their work and at the same time an application of their learning and skills acquired from the training.