During February 21, 2004, the student of Riverside Medical College had their second exposure; it was the handicraft presentation for the residence of Brgy. Felisa, to introduce an easy and economical product that can help them gain additional profit, with the use of indigenous and recyclable materials.
Such exposure was implemented in order for the students to gain confidence and develop the ability of being resourceful at the same time also to help the Purok residents of Barangay Felisa gain profit and learn a new technique that can be useful for the future or there everyday life.
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Our group reached the end of Purok Mahirup near the next road, while looking for a house, we saw a mother washing there clothes, we asked her if she would be interested and available to listen for a short demonstration that can be also helpful for her.
In spite of her busy schedule for cleaning her house Mrs. Celia Espares welcomed us in her small bahay-kubo she offered us seats and is happy to see us again because before she was thinking that only few came to their place and show some demonstrations like what we are doing, she was grateful that us students, also cared to do such thing that youth today still oath to do.
Mrs. Espares was a plain housewife; her husband was the only one who provides for them since he is working in a slaughterhouse in Handumanan. She has twelve children, two of who are both working in Manila; the eldest is 30 yrs. Old and her two elder children use to provide money for their siblings and parents by sending it monthly, Mrs. Celia was worried every time her sons can't send her enough money since she still have ten children to send to school. Her 3rd child was currently studying an Education course in .
La Consolacion College- Bacolod and is on her II year already, while her 4th and 5th children are male twins who are also attending his IV year high school in MRRP (Handumanan), the 6th is also a boy who attends school on his III year (high school) on the same school like his siblings.