While others talk about “supporting education,” Cong. Brian Yamsuan is pushing a bill that slams the door on excuses.
House Bill 6601 — the Late-Night Learning Hubs Act — is not just another piece of paper filed in Congress. It’s a direct response to a harsh reality: thousands of students don’t have a quiet, safe, or decent place to study.
Some share cramped homes.
Some work graveyard shifts.
Some study under dim lights, battling noise, fatigue, and fear.
Yamsuan’s message?
That ends now.
Under HB 6601, communities will have 24/7 Learning Hubs open seven days a week — fully accessible to students, especially working scholars who burn the midnight oil chasing a better future.
And this isn’t some bare room with plastic chairs.
We’re talking about:
•✅ Well-lit, secure facilities
•✅ CCTV-monitored spaces
•✅ On-site security personnel
•✅ FREE access for anyone who wants to learn
No membership fees.
No gatekeeping.
No student left behind.
This is the same brand of leadership Parañaque has seen from Cong. Brian Yamsuan — practical, people-centered, and aggressive when it comes to delivering results.
From pushing programs that expand educational access, to strengthening youth development initiatives, to backing community-based projects that bring government closer to the grassroots — Yamsuan has built a track record of action, not slogans.
He understands one thing clearly:
You can’t preach opportunity if you don’t provide the space to grow.
Education is not just about classrooms from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
It’s about making sure that the call center scholar, the working student, the board exam taker, and the public school kid with no study table at home all get a fair shot.
This bill hits hard because it targets the real problem — inequality in access.
In a city that never truly sleeps, why should learning stop at sunset?
With the Late-Night Learning Hubs Act, Cong. Brian Yamsuan is betting on Parañaque’s youth — loudly, boldly, and without apology.
Because every dream deserves light.
And in Parañaque, someone is making sure that light stays on
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