
One chapter, one province, one global network — turning shared values into real opportunities for young Capiznons and the communities we serve.
Hands-on training and mentorship that turn potential into practical leadership skills.
Every project starts with listening. We work alongside Capiznons to meet needs as they actually are.
Active participation in JCI's worldwide network, bringing global best practices home and sharing our own.
Leading JCI Roxas Halaran into 2026, President Jaime Altavas carries forward the chapter's mission of developing leaders for a changing world — guiding members through hands-on projects in leadership development, community service, and global outreach across Roxas City.
Under his leadership, the chapter continues to grow its network of active citizens, building on JCI Roxas Halaran's legacy of service and shaping stronger, more inclusive communities throughout Capiz.
President, JCI Roxas Halaran
We are a Capiz based JCI chapter that connects its members through a worldwide network, uniting them through a shared set of core values laid out in the JCI Creed. JCI pushes its members to overcome challenges, create opportunity from adversity, and provide meaningful improvement at a global scale.
The Philippine Jaycees, now JCI Philippines, is the first nationally organized leadership development organization in Asia. JCI Halaran is an emerging affiliate aimed at enforcing area-spanning schemes and connections for community development.

From sunrise preparations to the final wave—this is what community in motion looks like.
Behind every race was a team of volunteers, marshals, partner agencies, and local fisherfolk working together to make Lumba-anay sa Baybay a safe and unforgettable celebration.
More than speed on the water, this was about service, collaboration, and creating lasting impact for our coastal community.
Here's a glimpse of the people, the moments, and the purpose behind one of the highlights of the San Juan Festival of Barangay Baybay.
Hapag ng Daigdig MV
The Rhythm of Global LeadershipService is a rhythm that knows no borders. It’s the precision of a pour, the discipline of a dance, the weight of a handshake, and the warmth of a home. ☕💃🤝
"Hapag ng Daigdig" is our anthem for the JCI World Congress 2026. It is a tribute to the 111-year legacy of leaders who show up—not just for the world stage, but for the quiet preparations, the morning routines, and the "sunset sessions" where the real vision is born.
As we prepare to welcome the world to the Philippines, we invite you to see the "Hands That Lead." We don’t just host; we build a place for every nation at our table. 🌏✨
The Rhythm of Global LeadershipService is a rhythm that knows no borders. It’s the precision of a pour, the discipline of a dance, the weight of a handshake, and the warmth of a home. ☕💃🤝
"Hapag ng Daigdig" is our anthem for the JCI World Congress 2026. It is a tribute to a 111-year legacy of leaders who show up—not just for the world stage, but for the quiet preparations and the "sunset sessions" where the real vision is born.
FEATURING:
Jaime Altavas | 2026 Local Organization President
Lemuel Capa | Immediate Past President (IPP)
JP Sorongon | Senator










Great leaders don’t set out to be a leader… they set out to make a difference.
Our mission is to connect, inspire, and empower young active citizens to create positive change in their communities and around the world.
JCI (Junior Chamber International) is a worldwide organization of young active citizens aged 18 to 40 who take collective action to improve themselves and the world around them.
Anyone aged 18 to 40 who wants to develop leadership skills and create positive change in the community.
Reach out through our Facebook page or attend one of our events — we'll walk you through the membership process from there.
Leadership training, hands-on project experience, entrepreneurship opportunities, and access to a worldwide network of young leaders.
Yes — an annual fee covers local and international dues. Contact us for current rates.
Community development projects, youth advocacy campaigns like "Be a Friend, Not a Bully," leadership trainings, and partnership events across the region.
Follow our Facebook page for announcements — most events are open to guests and prospective members.
Absolutely. JCI exists to develop leaders — training and hands-on opportunities are what membership is for.
Message us through our contact page — we welcome partnerships for community projects, sponsorships, and joint initiatives.