JCI Legazpi Dawani: Stitches and Dishes (Curtain Sewing and Delectable Wishes)

The Stitches and Dishes project, titled "Curtain Sewing and Delectable Wishes," encompasses two dynamic programs: Homemade T.L.C. (Tocino, Longganisa with CARE) and "Come SEW, Come SOUTH," a community-based sewing project in partnership with the San Francisco Institute of Science & Technology (a TESDA Accredited School) located in Sto. Domingo, Albay.
The Homemade T.L.C. program focuses on empowering women through the art of Tocino and Longganisa making. Participants learn the traditional techniques, secret recipes, and meticulous preparation methods to create mouthwatering delicacies. This program is designed to provide livelihood opportunities and celebrate the rich culinary heritage of the region.
The "Come SEW, Come SOUTH" program is a community-based sewing initiative aimed at enhancing skills and fostering self-sufficiency. In partnership with the San Francisco Institute of Science & Technology, participants learn various sewing techniques, including curtain sewing. The program promotes creativity, self-expression, and the development of practical skills that can be applied both personally and professionally.
Through Stitches and Dishes: Curtain Sewing and Delectable Wishes, the project creates a platform for individuals to expand their horizons, discover their potential, and contribute to the economic growth of the community. By nurturing sewing and culinary talents, this initiative aims to empower participants, build social connections, and foster a sense of pride in the local cultural heritage.
With the support and expertise of the San Francisco Institute of Science & Technology, a TESDA Accredited School, the project ensures high-quality training and education in both sewing and culinary arts. Through this collaboration, participants gain valuable knowledge, experience personal growth, and develop the necessary skills to succeed in their creative endeavors.
Stitches and Dishes: Curtain Sewing and Delectable Wishes is a testament to the power of education, creativity, and community engagement. By stitching together the threads of talent, innovation, and cultural appreciation, this project contributes to the overall well-being and sustainable development of Sto. Domingo, Albay, and its surrounding communities.