This document summarizes a feeding program held in Sitio Langob Brgy Kalunasan, Guadalupe, Cebu City, Philippines on September 8, 2007. It provides background information on the location of Guadalupe including famous schools, places of interest, restaurants, and transportation access. It also includes snippets of conversations and activities from the feeding program, such as food preparation, teaching children proper hand washing technique, and providing wound care. The document closes with a quote emphasizing the importance of caring for children's needs today rather than neglecting them.

1. BSN III–I in SITIO LANGOB BRGY KALUNASAN, GUADALUPE, CEBU CITY college of nursing university of cebu-banilad September 8, 2007

2. Feeding Program

3. Guadalupe It is the home of the world renowned sweet Guadalupe mangoes. Two (2) of the top public schools in Cebu City, namely: Guadalupe Elementary School (GES) and Ramon Duterte Nat'l Highschool (Ongkin King) are found here. Transportation is very easy and accessible (06B and 06F). Famous places: Guadalupe Church (named after Guadalupe, Mexico), Langub sa Guadalupe (A chapel inside a cave), the Chongbian (famous place for sabongeros-spanish term for people who love cockfighting), and Star Fm. Famous restaurants can also be found, mouth-watering dishes served at AA's BBQ, Seafoods Restaurant, Cheaverz place, Jolibee, Moon cafe, CnT lechon, Carenderia's and the very famous Gisangag Express (Eat n' Drink all you want)

5. Preparation …

6. food preparation

7. ...before the departure

8. In the area…

9. … just arrived 

10. … are we ready yet?

11. … kids, pls settle down

12. … fun fun fun!

13. ...we’re teaching them the ideal way to wash their hands. It aint obvious, ryt? Haha 

14. … kids, you should always remember the GO GROW GLOW stuff 

15. … eating time!

17. … thanks for making our outreach program a success!

18. "We are guilty of many errors and many faults, but our worst crime is abandoning the children, neglecting the foundation of life. Many of the things we need can wait. The child cannot. Right now is the time his bones are being formed, his blood is being made and his senses are being developed. To him we cannot answer "Tomorrow". His name is "Today"." Gabriela Mistral, 1948