CRC LAYS OUT INITIATIVES TO STRENGTHEN 97.5 RKFM

The 97.5 RKFM Nutriskwela Radyo Komunidad Community Radio Council (CRC) chaired by Mayor Sitti Djalia Turabin-Hataman, conducted its Second Quarter General Assembly, July 22, in support of the continuing institutionalization and operational strengthening of the Nutriskwela Community Radio Station.

The assembly served as a venue for the Council to review the station’s accomplishments and financial and technical reports for the second quarter, discuss current issues and concerns, and evaluate ongoing programs and activities.

The Council also deliberated on key agenda items, including the CRC Committee and station personnel organizational structure, presentation of the station’s new program schedule, RKFM Strategic Plan, Mission and Vision, the July to December work plan, and the proposed P2 million budget for the station’s solar project.

The quarterly assembly reaffirms the Community Radio Council’s commitment to ensuring that 97.5 RKFM Nutriskwela Radyo Komunidad remains an effective platform for nutrition education, public information dissemination, and community engagement in Isabela City. (Words by SJ Asakil/Photos by M. Santos, CIO)

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