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JANIAH JAMESE T. CHAN

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Poblacion, La Trinidad, Benguet (2x2)
Contact No.: 09608957235
Email:janiahjamesechan@gmail.co m

SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS: PERSONAL INFORMATION:

1. Active Listening Date of Birth: July 15, 2006

2. Physical Stamina Citizenship: Filipino
3. A Team Player and Willing Sex: Female
To be trained Religion: Roman Catholic
4. Skill in Observing and Height: 5’3”
Remembering Detail Weight: 76 kls

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT:

Senior High School: Kings College of the Philippines

Pico, La Trinidad, Benguet
2023 - Present
Junior High School: San Jose School of La Trinidad, Benguet
La Trinidad, Benguet
2018 – 2022
Elementary: Buyagan Elementary School
La Trinidad, Benguet
2011 – 2018

CHARACTER REFERENCES:

1. Mrs. Jenifer Dalilis

Grade 12-HUMSS C Adviser 0949-716-1005
Kings College of the Philippines
2. Mrs. Jovie Mae Pongtachon
Work Immersion Supervisor 0981-208-9696
Kings College of the Philippines

3. Mrs. Jacqueline Tomey

Grade 11-HUMSS B Adviser 0998-462-8367
San Jose School of La Trinidad, Inc.

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JANIAH JAMESE T. CHAN
Poblacion, La Trinidad, Benguet
09608957235

November 28, 2023

Ma’am/Sir,

Greetings!

I am writing to apply for Work Immersion Training, as it is a partial requirement for our
Senior Highschool Curriculum’s Work Immersion subject during the second semester. I
am highly Interested in joining your social welfare Institution as I believe my experience in
charity events and empathic socialization skills make me a suitable candidate for the
position.

I am eager to expand my knowledge and improve my skills, which I believe your office
can offer. I hope that you will consider my application and allow me to be part of your
team.

I hope that you would consider me for this position. You may reach me by my email at
janiahjamesechan@gmail.com. I look forward to meeting you to further discuss my
qualifications and how I can be a good addition to your company. Thank you so much!.

Sincerely yours,

JANIAH JAMESE T. CHAN

Applicant
Janiah Jamese T. Chan Grade 12-HUMSS C

PERSONAL EULOGY

Sorrow fills our hearts during this sad moment, a sorrow that is deep and
personal. She has silently closed the door of life and departed from us. Our lives wil be
empty in the areas that she had brightened for us. She and I are very very close and
bonded a long long time, but I guess the length of time is not the confirmation of how
well you really knew a person but it is with the spark of friendship.

As we gather here today to celebrate the life of our dear friend, family,and
relative, let us remember the laughter, love and joy she brought into our lives. May our
memories with her continue to inspire and uplift us as we navigate this world without
her. I can say that you have been a good person, a comrade, and a friend to me, we
have shared a lot of moments in school and wherever we go but we both know that
they were all worth it. I just hope that you live longer, I think we should stick in our
mind now that our lives on earth are just temporary and we all have our own coming. I
also hope that you had lived your life your life the way you wanted and enjoyed your
time in the world. Based on our Daily Encounters, I can say that you really did. You will
always be remembered to be a friendly, a warm person, joyful, and always has the
heart to share what you have, what you know, and your time to help those who are in
need.

As you know, Janiah has been generous to us through his charitable

endeavors and with all of us who have been fortunate enough to call ourselves her
friends. I pray that your love ones will find solace even in this difficult time and I pray
that you find peace with our creator. You are gone too soon and you will be missed.
Janiah Jamese T. Chan Grade 12-HUMSS C

Domestic Violence
Domestic violence is defined as the actual or threatened abuse by a current or
former domesticpartner. The abuse can be physical, sexual, emotional, verbal and/or
financial. It is used interchangeably with terms such as intimate partner violence and
family violence, which coversviolence experienced between familial relations and
kinships.

While general practitioners are more likely to see the chronic and insidious side
of domestic violence, practitioners in emergency and hospital settings are more likely to
treat acute trauma andmore severe injuries. Surgeons and Trainees, especially those
specialising in August 2019 | 1 August 2019 | 2 trauma, general surgery, otolaryngology
head and neck, orthopaedics, vascular, obstetrics and gynaecology and neurosurgery,
plastic and reconstructive, oral and maxillofacial, and dentists are best placed to assess
the patient’s risk of serious harm to life. They therefore are a key bridge between a
victim whose life is at risk and support services such as police, legal authorities and the
social support system. It takes significant courage for victims to disclose and seek
support from their predicament. Victims often find it easier to seek help from medical
practitioners due to the relationship of trust, compared to others such as the police.
While there are varied opinions on universal screening for domestic violence or targeted
screening of at-risk groups in healthcare settings, the treating practitioner should be
extra vigilant when assessing a patient with injuries that may have been inflicted from
domestic abuse. Treating practitioners should be sensitive that from a victim’s point of
view, any disclosure made has to be balanced against the risk of further threat to their
safety and the safety of any children, if their perpetrator found out about such a
disclosure. This may happen even if disclosure starts a cascade of system action that,
though well intentioned, in the end fails to adequately protect the victim and their
children.

Domestic Violence is one of the most horrendous kinds of abuse suffered

women in our society. Domestic violence can happen to anyone, it does not matter the
race, creed, religion, or standing in society of the victim. If the issue of domestic
violence is not dealt with in a manner, which is sufficient, then this type of abuse will
continue among all classes of society with no ending. In order for us as a society to
eradicate this horrendous type of abuse, we need to stand together and make tougher
laws, which will protect the victims of this abuse.