Stay updated, stay prepared, stay alert and stay safe. #IbaNaAngMayAlam

12-STEM, PASCAL

When people openly exchange knowledge, everyone becomes safer and more prepared. Information can serve as an early warning, such as updates during disasters, health risks, or community threats. By keeping each other informed, individuals avoid dangers they might not notice on their own. This creates a stronger sense of unity because people know they are looking out for one another. In short, shared information builds shared safety, protecting the whole community.

#IbaNaAngMayAlam

Casta John Emmanuel Laurio

12 STEM Pascal

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Mark Rogine Valdez

People are safer and more prepared when they have access to having enough information during disasters. It assists them in knowing how to defend themselves, where to go, and what to do. Good information also prevent panic, avoids false news, and guides rescue and relief quickly. In short, accurate information promotes quicker recovery, minimizes harm, and saves lives.

#ibaNaAngMayAlam

12-STEM PASCAL

Micco B. Millapes

Monray A. DeVera

12stem pascal

Bakit mahalaga ang sapat na impormasyon?

Nakakatulong ito upang maiwasan ang panic.

Nagbibigay ng tamang aksyon bago, habang, at pagkatapos ng kalamidad.

Nagsisilbing gabay sa pamilya at komunidad para maging ligtas.

Mga Dapat Tandaan:

✅ Maghanda ng Go Bag (tubig, pagkain, flashlight, first aid kit, mahahalagang dokumento).

✅ Alamin ang mga evacuation centers sa inyong lugar.

✅ I-save ang mga emergency hotlines (PNP, BFP, Red Cross, LGU).

✅ Maging updated sa balita mula sa NDRRMC, PAGASA, PHIVOLCS.

During calamities, the right info can literally save lives. Always fact-check before you share, no room for fake news here. Follow legit sources, keep your friends updated, and stay safe.

#IbaNaAngMayAlam

#IbaNaAngMayAlam

In the event of a flood, prioritize safety above all. Stay indoors if advised to do so, avoid walking or driving through floodwaters, and follow evacuation orders promptly. Keep essential supplies like food, water, and medications ready. After the floodwaters recede, be cautious of potential hazards like structural damage and contaminated water. By staying informed and taking proactive measures, communities can better cope with and recover from flood events.

#ligtasangmayalam

#safetyispriority

#sumunodkayosakin

-Rhylz P Onia

Social Media Posts: Share infographics, quick tips, hotline numbers, and real-time updates.

School & Community Talks: Disaster preparedness seminars with experts.

Posters & Flyers: Display in barangays, schools, and public spaces.

Radio & Local Announcements: Reach communities without internet

access.

Jimmuel Tabucol

Lim Mark Ezekeil C.

Caacbay, Wil-oliver B.

#IbaNaAngMayAlam

📢 Share emergency hotlines and evacuation centers

📡 Send real-time weather and disaster updates

📲 Guide people with safety tips and survival reminders

With ICT, information travels fast-saving lives and reducing panic.

#IbaNaAng MayAlam

-Alyza devera 12 PASCAL

#IbaNaAngMayAlam #StaySafe #BePrepared #DisasterAwareness #SafetyFirs

t #12STEM-PASCAL

OOf ur 3-6 month campaign starts with community sessions, teaching simple steps: Verify sources, sign up for alerts, and prep kits with radios or apps. It's about empowering you – turning info into action for a safer tomorrow.

“During calamities, stay prepared by keeping gadgets charged, preparing power banks, saving emergency hotlines, backing up important files, monitoring trusted news sources, avoiding fake news, conserving battery for urgent use, and staying connected with family, friends, and authorities to ensure safety and quick response.”

#Iba na Ang may alam

Shane Margarette L. Gameng

🌏Safe Community, Informed Community#IbaNaAngMayAlam

✨️Introduction✨️

Being a Grade 12 student, I have come to understand that disasters are a part of life, particularly in our nation, the Philippines. Typhoons, floods, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and landslides occur at any time. Although these calamities cannot be prevented, the destruction they cause can be minimized if individuals possess sufficient information and preparation.

✨️Why Information Matters✨️

For me, information is the most valuable tool for survival. As soon as early warnings are issued, families immediately prepare and do not panic. Familiarity with evacuation routes and a family emergency plan saves lives. An educated community becomes more solid and united in confronting disasters.

✨️Emergency Preparation✨️

One of the things I can do to assist my family is prepare a "Go Bag." The bag must contain water, ready-to-eat food, flashlight, batteries, first aid kit, clothing, blankets, radio, power bank, and important documents stored in a waterproof container. All these little preparations will come a long way in an emergency situation.

✨️Reliable Sources of Information✨️

I also know as a student how risky misinformation is during disasters. Misinformation causes fear and panic. That is why I think we should always trust sources like government announcements, local disaster departments, and credible news channels.

✨️Conclusion / Call to Action✨️

Knowing is only half of awareness it is being prepared and being responsible. As a Grade 12 student, I want to remind my schoolmates, friends, and community to always be prepared. Disasters can be inevitable, but the damage it causes can be minimized if we know the proper information.

⚠️Let us all remember: being prepared is a sign of loving our families and our future. Indeed, #IbaNaAngMayAlam.

When floods rise, earthquakes strike, or typhoons roar, confusion often becomes the greater enemy. But with the right information, fear is replaced by action. Knowing where to go, whom to call, and what to bring means lives are secured and communities remain strong.

Preparedness is more than having supplies it is about understanding what to do. It is about listening to verified updates, following evacuation plans, and spreading only the truth. A community that shares accurate information is a community that stands resilient, no matter how strong the storm.

Let us remember: awareness is the first step to survival, and survival begins with the power of being informed.

Because in every disaster, #IbaNaAngMayAlam.

Ashanti D Villamor

Being informed means knowing where the evacuation centers are located, which routes are safest to take, and what emergency hotlines to call. It also means understanding how to prepare an emergency kit, how to stay calm under pressure, and how to act quickly to protect lives.

Without correct information, panic and confusion often spread faster than the disaster itself. But with knowledge and preparedness, communities can minimize risks, respond effectively, and recover faster.

Preparedness begins with awareness, and awareness is strengthened by the right information. When we are informed, we are ready, and when we are ready, we are safe.

Because #IbaNaAngMayAlam.

Knowledge can save lives during calamities. Ang pagiging aware sa kasalukuyang panahon, evacuation routes, at safety protocols ay mahalaga upang manatiling ligtas.

📢 Sa anong dahilan ang kaalaman ay mahalaga sa panahon ng kalamidad?

✅ Tumutulong sa mga pamilya na maghanda ng mga emergency na gamit at plano.

✅ Nagbibigay sa mga komunidad ng impormasyon tungkol sa oras at lokasyon ng evacuation.

✅ Binabawasan ang pagkabalisa sa pamamagitan ng pagpapakalat ng tunay na impormasyon sa halip na mga hula.

• Protektahan ang mga buhay sa pamamagitan ng madaling abiso at mabilis na tugon.

📱 How You Can Help:

1. Pagsunod sa mga lehitimong pinagmulan, tulad ng PAGASA, NDRRMC, at mga update ng lokal na pamahalaan.

2. provide accurate information to friends, family, and neighbors.

3: Ingat na magkaroon ng emergency contact numbers at mahahalagang bagay.

4. Keep calm, stay connected, and give safety the most importance.

#ibaNaAngMayAlam

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Campaign Title: "Iba Na Ang May Alam: Be Informed, Be Prepared"

Campaign Goal:

- Increase awareness among Filipinos about the importance of having access to reliable information before, during, and after disasters.

- Provide practical resources and tips to help individuals and communities prepare for and respond to emergencies effectively.

Target Audience:

- General public, focusing on communities in disaster-prone areas of the Philippines.

- Students, families, local government units, and NGOs.

Campaign Duration:

- Ongoing, with specific activities and events throughout the year, especially during the typhoon season from June to November.

Key Messages:

- Information Saves Lives: Timely and accurate information can greatly reduce the impact of calamities.

- Be Prepared, Not Scared: Knowledge is power. The more you know, the better you can protect yourself and your loved ones.

- #IbaNaAngMayAlam: Being informed makes a difference. Share your knowledge to help build a more resilient community.

Campaign Elements:

1. Informative Posts:

- Content: Share practical tips, checklists, and guides on disaster preparedness.

- Examples:

- "Creating Your Family Emergency Plan: A Step-by-Step Guide"

- "Essential Items for Your Go-Bag: Be Ready for Anything"

- "Understanding Weather Alerts: What Do They Mean?"

- Visuals: Use eye-catching graphics, infographics, and photos to highlight key points.

2. Real-Life Stories:

- Content: Share stories from individuals and communities who successfully navigated disasters thanks to being informed.

- Examples:

- "How Early Warning Systems Saved Our Community During Typhoon X"

- "The Importance of Knowing Evacuation Routes: A Survivor's Story"

- Format: Written accounts, interviews, or short video testimonials.

3. Expert Advice:

- Content: Work with experts in disaster risk reduction, meteorology, and emergency response to share their knowledge.

- Examples:

- "Ask the Expert: Q&A with a Disaster Management Professional"

- "Understanding Climate Change and How It Affects Calamities"

- Format: Webinars, Q&A sessions, articles, or infographics.

4. Interactive Quizzes and Polls:

- Content: Engage your audience with quizzes and polls to test their knowledge and encourage participation.

- Examples:

- "Are You Ready? Test Your Disaster Preparedness Knowledge"

- "What's in Your Go-Bag? Share Your Essentials"

- Platform: Use Padlet's built-in features or connect with external survey tools.

5. Resource Directory:

- Content: Create a directory of useful resources, including government agencies, NGOs, emergency hotlines, and online tools.

- Format: Categorized list with links and contact information.

6. Community Forum:

- Content: Set up a space for people to share their tips, ask questions, and support each other.

- Format: Open discussion forum with moderated topics.

7. Social Media Engagement:

- Hashtag: Consistently use #IbaNaAngMayAlam across all platforms to create a unified campaign identity.

- Sharing: Encourage followers to share their stories, tips, and resources using the hashtag.

- Partnerships: Collaborate with influencers, celebrities, and organizations to spread your message.

Call to Action:

- Visit our Padlet page for more information and resources.

- Share your own tips and stories using #IbaNaAngMayAlam.

- Prepare your family emergency plan today.

- Stay informed and stay safe!

Evaluation:

- Track the reach and engagement of your campaign using social media analytics.

- Monitor website traffic and Padlet activity to see how effective your content is.

- Gather feedback from participants through surveys and polls to find areas for improvement.

- Measure changes in knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors related to disaster preparedness.

By using this campaign plan, you can effectively raise awareness about the importance of information during calamities and empower Filipinos to be more prepared and resilient.

#IbaNaAngMayAlam.

Zaira Llavore Nicolas

#IbaNaAngMayAlam

Zayin N. Canlas

Calamities strike without warning, leaving little time to prepare. In these moments, information becomes our greatest shield. With the right knowledge, fear is reduced, action is guided, and lives are protected.

Being informed means understanding evacuation procedures, knowing the location of safe shelters, and being aware of emergency hotlines to call for help. It also means preparing emergency kits, staying alert to weather advisories, and avoiding misinformation that causes panic.

When information is lacking, confusion spreads. But when communities are equipped with knowledge, they can act together with courage and unity. Accurate information does not only save individual lives it strengthens the resilience of entire

Preparedness is built on awareness, and awareness grows from information. By being informed, we ensure not only our safety but also the safety of those around us.

Because #IbaNaAngMayAlam.

Angelica Salvador

-Strategies

* Digital Campaign: Leverage #IbaNaAngMayAlam on social media (Facebook, Twitter, TikTok).

*Community Talks: Organize workshops on disaster preparedness.

*Info Materials: Distribute infographics on evacuation plans, emergency kits.

*Partnerships: Collaborate with government agencies (PAGASA, NDRRMC).

-Key Information

1. Weather Updates: Stay updated with PAGASA forecasts.

2. Evacuation Routes: Know safe paths.

3. Emergency Contacts: Save vital numbers.

4. Disaster Kits: Prepare essentials like water, food, first aid.

-Call to Action

*Know what to do.

*Be prepared.

* Share knowledge.

#IbaNaAngMayAlam"

_Marikit Caacbay