Negros police officers step into classrooms to combat bullying, violence
In the Philippines' Negros Island Region, police officers are launching the "CampuSaya" program, leveraging expertise in psychology and counseling to prevent student bullying and violence, aiming to enhance school safety and student mental well-being.
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