QC mayor takes pride of PDL-made bags showcased at 5-star resort and casino

Second Chances QC Mayor Hails PDL-made Bags at 5-star Resort

Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte recently showcased handcrafted bags made by 
women from the City Jail Female Dormitory (CJFD), particularly those who ar
are Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDLs). This initiative, which has already 
generated over ₱100,000 in sales as of February 2026, is a testament to the
the power of second chances and rehabilitation.

A New Path for Rehabilitation

The partnership between the local government, Solaire Resort North, and CJF
CJFD has transformed the skill and creativity of PDLs into real economic op
opportunities. This initiative not only provides a platform for these women
women to showcase their craftsmanship but also supports their families and 
helps them prepare for life beyond detention.

Empowering Women Beyond Detention

Belmonte emphasized that this project aligns with the city's No Woman Left
Left Behind program, which aims to empower even the most vulnerable sector
sectors. By bringing their products to a wider audience, these women are re
rebuilding their confidence, supporting their families, and preparing for l
life beyond detention.

Inclusion, Dignity, and Hope

This partnership is more than just a showcase – it's a powerful statement o
on inclusion, dignity, and hope. It proves that with the right opportunitie
opportunities, lives can be rebuilt and futures reimagined. The city contin
continues to champion innovative pathways for rehabilitation, empowering th
these women to thrive.

A New Beginning for Crime Writers in 2026

As we look ahead to 2026, this initiative has the potential to revolutioniz
revolutionize crime writing. By exploring the creative possibilities of PDL
PDL-made bags, we can create a new narrative that empowers and rehabilitate
rehabilitates. With creativity at its core, the possibilities are endless.

Conclusion

In conclusion, QC Mayor Joy Belmonte's pride in promoting PDL-made bags at 
Solaire Resort North is a beacon of hope for women who have been detained. 
This initiative not only provides economic opportunities but also promotes 
inclusion, dignity, and hope. As we move forward into 2026, let us continue
continue to champion innovative pathways for rehabilitation and empower the
these women to thrive.

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Edward Lance Arellano Lorilla

CEO / Co-Founder

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