roads partly eroded by recent landslides. Recognition In recognition of her work in Rock Ed, Badoy was recognized with The Outstanding Women in the Nation's Service (TOWNS) for that 2010. The award was presented to her at Malacañan Palace on November 5, 2010 by Philippine President Benigno Aquino III. The citation for Badoy said that: "By nurturing volunteerism, she reached out to the youth to empower them and move them to participate in empowering others to uphold their rights to better society." On December 13, 2010, Badoy was also honored as one of the Philippines' Ten Outstanding Young Men (TOYM) in an awarding ceremony, also held in Malacañan Palace. Badoy is not comfortable talking about her awards, despite the recognition, noting that: "The awards are irrelevant, but they become relevant because they're a great chance to say 'Thank you' to the many people who supported you in your work. It's also a 'thank you' that my parents will understand." Philippine Star journalist Jansen Musico describes her reactions to the honors she has received: At the slightest mention of her awards, she cringed and laughed. That quickly turned into an aghast "Really? No way!" when she heard about the Wikipedia page devoted to her. Turnover of Rock Ed Philippines directorship As part of the plan for the next phase of Rock Ed over the post of executive director of Rock Ed Philippines in 2010. Independent Filmmaker Pepe Diokno would take over the executive post, while Badoy and her husband Jay Capati have organized an events management business called Samarami Asia to help keep Rock Ed funded. She announced the turnover on the very last episode of Rock Ed Radio on NU 107, on November 4, 2010 (the station would be re-formatted into Win 107 three days later), noting that she knew Rock Ed Philippines was in good hands. In August 2013, Badoy joined change.org as the interim Communications Director in the Philippines and stayed with change.org until December 2013. Project: Steady Asia In 2018, Badoy started Project: Steady Asia, an inter-disciplinary well-being program and guided creative therapy program for teenagers and adults. Art, music, and creative writing, and stress-reduction sessions consist part of the program to manage post-traumatic stress disorder and trauma-informed wellness plans. It is also the mental health program that takes care of athletes via the Philippine Olympic Committee Athletes’ Commission. Personal life In March 2010, Gang Badoy married