Pinoy Casey Community Inc. Welcomes New Officers with Oath-Taking Ceremony

On November 20, 2024, the newly elected officers of Pinoy Casey Community Inc. (PCCI) officially took their oaths of office in a ceremony held at the Philippine Consulate General office in Melbourne. Presided over by Consul General Maria Lourdes Salcedo, the event marked a significant milestone for the organisation, as it continues its mission to uplift and support Filipinos in the City of Casey.

The newly inducted officers are:

• President: Azalea Lapuz
• Vice President: Egen Pardenilla
• Secretary: Marianne Gesta
• Treasurer: Genelou Bagayao
• Public Relations Officer (PRO): Francis Mancenido

The ceremony was graced by the presence of PCCI’s founding members and previous officers, whose contributions laid the groundwork for the organisation’s success.


In her address, Consul General Salcedo emphasised the importance of promoting cultural diversity, inclusion, and collaboration within the Filipino-Australian community and beyond, encouraging the new officers to champion these values in their programs and initiatives.

Under the leadership of its new officers, PCCI is poised to embark on exciting initiatives and projects aimed at addressing the needs of the Filipino-Australian community in Casey. Their collective vision is to foster unity, cultural pride, and support among members while promoting meaningful contributions to the wider Australian community.

For more information about PCCI’s upcoming programs and how to get involved, visit their official Facebook page or contact them directly.

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