Albay Provincial Jail - Welfare and Development Unit

On May 26, 2026, the Albay Provincial Jail, in partnership with the Alternative Learning System (ALS), formally conducted the enrolment for School Year 2026–2027. This significant undertaking underscores our continuing mission to provide accessible education as a vital component of rehabilitation and personal development for our Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDLs).

The enrolment was successfully facilitated through the commitment and expertise of our dedicated educators: Mr. Al Econar, Senior High School Teacher and Mr. Roderick Lleva, Junior High School Teacher

Their invaluable service ensures that learning opportunities remain within reach, empowering PDLs to pursue knowledge and skills that will aid their reintegration into society.

We express our profound appreciation to JCSUPT Felly Atienza-Cebuma (Ret.), our Provincial Jail Warden, whose steadfast leadership and unwavering support continue to inspire and strengthen our institutional programs. Her guidance serves as a cornerstone in advancing initiatives that uphold education as a pathway to transformation.

Through this enrolment activity, the Albay Provincial Jail reaffirms its dedication to fostering hope, dignity, and opportunity—proving that education is not confined by walls, but is a right that must be extended to all.

🙏 2000 Hail Mary Devotion – May 11, 2026 🙏

The Albay Provincial Jail community humbly joined together in prayer for the 2000 Hail Mary Devotion, a profound spiritual encounter that strengthened faith and unity among our Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDLs).

✨ With heartfelt gratitude, we acknowledge the unwavering support of the PREX Cathedral, whose generosity and compassion made this sacred devotion possible. Under the guiding leadership of Provincial Warden JCSUPT Felly Atienza-Cebuma (Ret.), the devotion became a beacon of hope, reminding us that prayer is a powerful path to healing and transformation.

🙏 May this offering of prayer continue to inspire peace, renewal, and steadfast trust in God’s providence.

“The prayer of the righteous is powerful and effective.” – James 5:16

🪑 Livelihood Activity – Furniture Making

The Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDLs) at the Albay Provincial Jail continue to showcase their skills and creativity through the Furniture Making Livelihood Program. Guided by the leadership of Provincial Warden JCSUPT Felly Atienza-Cebuma (Ret.), this initiative empowers PDLs to learn practical craftsmanship that fosters productivity, discipline, and hope for brighter opportunities ahead.

✨ Through this activity, PDLs are not only trained in woodworking and furniture design but are also given the chance to contribute meaningfully to the community. Their dedication reflects the spirit of rehabilitation and transformation, proving that with guidance and opportunity, lives can be rebuilt with dignity.

🙏 We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the facilitators, partners, and supporters who make this program possible. Your commitment strengthens our mission of rehabilitation and inspires our PDLs to embrace new skills that open doors to livelihood and reintegration.

🗳️ Special Satellite Registration of Voters – May 5, 2026

The Commission on Elections (COMELEC) of Daraga, Albay, under the leadership of Election Officer Anddy A. Toledo, successfully conducted the Special Satellite Registration of Voters for Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDLs) at the Albay Provincial Jail. This significant initiative ensures that even those within correctional facilities are given the opportunity to exercise their constitutional right to suffrage, affirming the inclusivity and fairness of our democratic process.

With heartfelt appreciation, Provincial Warden JCSUPT Felly Atienza-Cebuma (Ret.) extended her gratitude to the COMELEC team for bringing this important service to the jail community. She emphasized that such activities not only uphold the rights of PDLs but also inspire hope, dignity, and a sense of belonging in the larger society.

🙏 The Albay Provincial Jail community is deeply thankful for the dedication and commitment shown by COMELEC Daraga in making this program possible. This effort stands as a testament to the government’s resolve to ensure that every voice counts, and that no one is left behind in the democratic journey of our nation.

📖 Bible Study – May 4, 2026

With heartfelt gratitude, Provincial Warden JCSUPT Felly Atienza-Cebuma (Ret.) led the Albay Provincial Jail community in welcoming the Jesus Our Righteousness Christian Ministry for a spirit-filled Bible Study. We are deeply thankful to Pastor Roy Alcazar for sharing God’s Word, bringing encouragement, renewal, and hope to both personnel and Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDLs).

🙏 This gathering was a testimony of faith and compassion, reminding us that God’s righteousness sustains and transforms lives. We extend our sincere appreciation to our partners in ministry for uplifting our community through the power of the Gospel.

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💃 Zumba Activities – April 28 & 30, 2026 💃

With energy, joy, and unity, the Albay Provincial Jail community, under the strong and inspiring leadership of Provincial Warden JCSUPT Felly Atienza-Cebuma (Ret.), once again came together for vibrant Zumba sessions as part of their recreational program. These activities brought smiles, laughter, and renewed strength to both personnel and Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDLs), reminding everyone of the importance of wellness, discipline, and camaraderie.

✨ Beyond exercise, these sessions fostered hope and transformation, uplifting spirits and strengthening bonds within the correctional community.

🙏 We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our leadership team and dedicated personnel for making these activities possible, ensuring that every beat and every step contributes to building a healthier, more hopeful environment.

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⛪ 4th Sunday of Easter & Good Shepherd Sunday – April 26, 2026 ⛪

Under the steadfast leadership of Provincial Warden JCSUPT Felly Atienza-Cebuma (Ret.), the Albay Provincial Jail community was blessed to celebrate the Holy Mass presided by Rev. Fr. Jay Gargaceran, with the uplifting voices of the Dioceses Prison Ministry(DPM) and PDLs Choir filling the chapel with songs of faith and hope. This sacred gathering reminded us of the Lord’s enduring love as the Good Shepherd, guiding His flock with compassion and mercy. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our Warden for his unwavering support in strengthening the spiritual journey of both personnel and Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDLs).

🙏 Following the Mass, a meaningful act of generosity was shared through the distribution of toiletries to all PDLs, graciously donated by the daughter of Mrs. Merly Paglinawan together with the CAT College Students (Criminology Interns). Their kindness and compassion brought joy and dignity to our community, reflecting the true spirit of service and solidarity.

✨ This activity was made possible through the guidance of Chief Operation PG1 Erwin Ray Balilla and the supervision of PG1 Jorge Paraguison, whose dedication ensured the smooth and dignified conduct of the program.

May this celebration of faith and generosity continue to inspire transformation, unity, and hope within the walls of the Albay Provincial Jail.

“I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep.” – John 10:11

💃 Zumba Activity – April 23, 2026 💃

With energy, joy, and unity, the Albay Provincial Jail community, under the strong leadership of Provincial Jail Warden JCSUPT Felly Atienza-Cebuma (Ret.), together with Deputy Warden PG3 Alree R. Francisco, Chief Operation PG1 Erwin Ray N. Balilla, dedicated personnel, and our beloved Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDLs), came together today for a vibrant Zumba Activity as part of their recreational program.

This lively event was not only a chance to exercise and promote physical wellness, but also a meaningful opportunity to foster camaraderie, discipline, and positivity within the jail community. The smiles, laughter, and synchronized movements reflected the spirit of hope and renewal that continues to inspire transformation among our PDLs.

✨ Activities like these remind us that recreation is more than just fun—it is a vital part of rehabilitation, helping to uplift spirits, strengthen bonds, and nurture holistic well-being.

🙏 We extend our gratitude to the leadership team and all personnel who made this activity possible, ensuring that every step, every beat, and every moment contributes to building a healthier and more hopeful community.

“So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.” – 1 Corinthians 10:31

🧵 Livelihood Training – Rug Making
📅 April 21, 2026 | Albay Provincial Jail

Under the leadership of Provincial Warden JCSUPT Felly Atienza-Cebuma (Ret.), together with PG1 Maria Loriene B. Jacob, Welfare and Development Officer, and the Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDLs), the Albay Provincial Jail community successfully conducted a Livelihood Training on Rug Making.

🙏 We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Ms. Yoly O. Idanan and Ms. Brenda M. Bernarte for generously sharing their expertise and skills during the program. Their dedication has empowered our PDLs with creativity, productivity, and hope for brighter opportunities ahead.

✨ This initiative reflects our commitment to rehabilitation, dignity, and transformation through meaningful livelihood programs.

🌟 Outreach Activity – April 19, 2026 🌟

On this blessed day, the community of Albay Provincial Jail, led by Provincial Warden JCSUPT Felly Atienza-Cebuma (RET.), was uplifted through an outreach activity generously sponsored by Ma’am Welma Onguda and Eileen Labalan. With heartfelt appreciation, the Provincial Warden extends her sincere thanks for this noble act of service, which brought not only material support but also a profound sense of compassion and hope to our Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDLs) and personnel.

This initiative was more than just a gesture of generosity—it was a living testimony of faith in action, reminding us that true service is found in extending love and care to those most in need. Through their efforts, our community experienced the warmth of solidarity, the joy of fellowship, and the reassurance that transformation is possible when hearts are touched by grace.

🙏 We extend our deepest gratitude to our sponsors for embodying the spirit of Christian charity. May their example inspire others to continue reaching out, building bridges of compassion, and nurturing dignity within our correctional community.

“And do not forget to do good and to share with others, for with such sacrifices God is pleased.” – Hebrews 13:16