The Senior Red Cross Youth Council trains students in first aid, disaster preparedness, and voluntary blood service — then puts that training to work in our school and community.
In all that we do, we are guided by the principles of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.
Prevent and alleviate human suffering wherever it may be found.
No discrimination as to nationality, race, religious beliefs, class, or political opinions.
We do not take sides in hostilities or engage in controversies of a political, racial, religious, or ideological nature.
We remain autonomous to act in accordance with the principles of the Movement.
We are a relief movement not prompted in any manner by desire for gain.
Open to all, carrying out our humanitarian work throughout the entire territory.
Equal status, sharing equal responsibilities and duties in helping each other worldwide.
Our flagship blood donation & disaster-preparedness drive
Pulled live from the council sheet — officers post here once, everyone sees it instantly. No re-announcing in group chats.
Elected to lead recruitment, training, and every activity on the calendar below.
Four standing programs, run every year, built around what the Philippine Red Cross expects of every school council.
Hands-on training in basic first aid, CPR, and emergency response — the skill every member is expected to carry.
Organizing donation drives and enrolling eligible members into Pledge 25, PRC's regular voluntary donor program.
Orientation and drills on readiness, response, and basic risk reduction for our school and barangay.
Health and safety education activities extended beyond campus, in partnership with our PNRC chapter.
Every major activity, in order, from recruitment to Red Cross Month.
New member sign-ups plus Basic Volunteer Orientation Course — history, principles, and what SRCY does.
Council-wide session on basic first aid and life-saving skills for all active members.
Our biggest activity of the year: a blood donation drive paired with a disaster-preparedness push.
Commemorative activity recognizing member volunteers, aligned with the chapter-wide observance.
Second major push of the year — community outreach project and chapter-wide participation.
The things every recruit wants to know before they walk up to the booth.
No. SRCY is where you get trained — the BVOC orientation and first aid sessions are built for complete beginners.
Yes, a small council membership fee is collected once you're accepted, mainly to cover materials and PRC registration.
Any currently enrolle as a student at WMSU-ILS HS. No prior club membership required.
At minimum, one activity per quarter, plus the mandatory BVOC orientation. Officers commit more depending on their role.
Absolutely. Blood donation is only one program among four — first aid, disaster preparedness, and outreach don't require it.
The numbers every trained member — and every student — should have saved.
Open to all Grade levels. No prior experience needed — just a willingness to train and show up.