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COMMUNITY EXTENSION PROGRAM

Introduction

An excerpt from the LCCM vision-mission

…..La Consolacion College Manila strives to develop in its community the spirit of searching

for truth and passion for excellence through research, instruction, evangelization and

extension services, thus providing holistic training for the students in the light of Christian

Catholic teachings, and the Augustinian ideal and tradition….

La Consolacion College Manila from its first birth, one hundred six years past has

ascertain its dedication and committed to perform its evangelization and educational

apostolate. Today, LCCM has ceaselessly leads the way how education be reformed and

translated from Academe to Community. The institution has constantly been clarifying its

relationship in attaining its vision-mission to address to the changing needs and sensitivities

of the community through its Mother Rita Barcelo Pastoral Center – the center that focuses

on the various Community Outreach Programs of the college.

To La Consolacion College Manila, the communities are first and foremost about

people. The internal community of people of LCCM who brings forth the various dynamic

activities that links it with the external community of people it serves. This could be seen from

the four essential commitments of the LCCM’s community of educators:

• Service

• Leadership

• Competence

• Character

Actualization of these commitments are apparently manifested from the various

activities emanated from the Exceeding Client Expectation through Excellence in Education

(EXCEED) Program and are translated to the various community outreach programs of the

college. These are:

a. Values education

b. Communication skills

c. IT-driven instruction

d. Technical and Professional Competencies

The Mother Rita Barcelo Pastoral Foundation Center (MRBPFC), the unit responsible

in bridging LCCM to the community was created on the occasion of La Consolacion

College’s diamond jubilee in 1975 as LCC’s legacy and gift to its commitment to leadership

and service in the community, character and competence, in carrying out its apostolate

mission to the poor and marginalized Filipinos. Responding to the call of the second

congregation’s thrust to be prophetic witnesses of the Gospel by a life of action-

contemplation, MRBPFC made available its resources, both human and financial to the

school’s inner and external communities.

Likewise, MRBPFC adopted the total human and community development framework

of Catholic Christian Formation Program, Social Advocacy and Basic Services Program. The

MRBPFC was established as a Foundation and registered to the Security and Exchange

Commission (SEC) in 1999 to enhance the center’s programs and constitute a legal

personality. Thus, it is named Mother Rita Barcelo Pastoral Foundation Center, Incorporated

(MRBPFC). Today, the Center is simply called or known as Mother Rita Barcelo Pastoral

Center.

In its entirety, The Mother Rita Barcelo Pastoral Center the prime moving arm of the

institution is determined to :

• Integrate faith and action as well as theory and practice among the constituents

through activities on Christian formation exposure/immersion with biblico - theological

reflection followed by appropriate plan of action.

• Promote advocacy work on relevant and current social issues by educating,

organizing and in coordination with NGO’s and GO’s.

• Facilitate the provision of basic social services among the urban and rural poor and/or

tribal Filipinos through medical-dental and other community-based health nutrition

services, livelihood projects, free preparatory school, adult literacy-numeracy

program, cooperative, relief goods and job referrals.

• Establish linkage/network with allied government organizations (GO’s) and non-

government organizations to enrich and enhance the community service orientation

of LCC Manila constituents.

• Organize and facilitate theological reflection after every exposures and/or immersion

activities of students, faculty, NTP, Family Council/ parents, Alumnae, Administrators

and ASOLC Sisters.

• Coordinate the various community activities of students as organized by the faculty

and campus organizations

• Implement and sustenance of exposure/ outreach program of students, faculty, non -

teaching personnel, Family council/parents, Alumnae, administrators and ASOLC

Sisters to the different charitable institutions, street children, orphanage, hospital

visitation, parishes, abused women, factory workers, ecological centers, and OFW /

migrant family workers

• Assess periodically the outreach programs and gives recommendation for its

enrichment.

• Develop and promote civic consciousness, enhance intellectual, physical, historical,

spiritual and social well being of the students. Inculcate the values of volunteerism,

responsible citizenship and steers outreach initiatives of individuals and groups within

LCCM towards meaningful community service and advocacy work for social justice.

Secure and preserve the sustainability of life and the whole creation through the

building and mobilizing of a critical mass of ecology activists, who can prevent or deter

development aggression and at the same time engage in community-based ecology projects.

Mother Rita Barcelo Pastoral Center is about movement and change. A movement of

people of LCCM involving the administrators, faculty, non-teaching personnel and students

who are determined to become leaders in community involvement, in helping those who are

poverty-stricken from group or community discussion of the needs of the people in the lower

sectors of society to action oriented activities. The Center is bonded on the following: from

talks of the causes of poverty to the materialization of prosperity; from involvement of few

individuals in the community to numerous group of volunteer people who inclined to succeed;

from losing of heart to have a better life to a hopeful dream of success; and from apathy to

gaining of self-respect and sense of gratification.

There are four community areas the Center is actively involved in. These are: the Port

Area in Intramuros Manila, Baseco Compound, Tondo (for nursing students and NSTP

Program) and the newly adopted Victorino Mapa High School in Manila (catechism for

Theology and students and Barangay West Poblacion, Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija.. The

Center serves the external communities through a large array of activities that link its

resources to people, organizations, institutions, and agencies beyond the campus while

bringing the benefits of engagement to students, faculty and staff.

Programs of the Mother Rita Barcelo Pastoral Center

Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija

“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking

new landscapes, but in having new eyes.”

—Marcel Proust

La Consolacion College Manila determined to its vision-mission of reaching out it

apostolic commitment put on a bold and made a big leap evolving a new model for

community development that involves the private sector – LCCM, government organization –

the Local Government Unit (LGU) of Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija and the larger community as

beneficiaries.

The year that was, September 1, 2004, a 25 Year Memorandum of Agreement was

signed and entered in between La Consolacion College Manila, the Municpal Government of

Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija, and the people as participants / beneficiaries from Barangay

West Poblacion, Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija to collaboratively develop the 240 hectares --

portion of the Municipal district into an Ecological Park / Tourism Reserve Area. The program

will take varied forms of projects such as greening and reforestation and different sustainable

livelihood business development and enterprises intended to uplift the quality of life of the

community residents in a secure environment.

A. Christian Formation, Immersion, Exposure and Theological Reflection

It is essential that we continue to develop our commitment to work collaboratively and

cooperatively with one another. All the activities of the LCCM community is always grounded

on Christian formation. This refers to the spiritual progress of every member in the

community and ways to encourage that growth process. The goal of Christian formation is for

every individual in the Christian community to have clear understanding of his / her personal

vocation as a servant for the Lord.

LCCM through the Theology Department foster the Catholic mission of the school by

supporting our students, the non-teaching personnel and other members of the community

integrate their religious knowledge into their daily lives. Through liturgies, retreats, service,

and catechetical activities, they grow both as individuals and as a community. LCCM builds

on values instilled in the family by encouraging everyone to develop lifelong faith convictions

and lasting relationships with God and these values be translated from the academic

environment to the various adopted communities of the institution, one of which is the

community in West Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija. A core group that served as direct link

between LCCM and the community are 20 Basic Ecclesial Community members and 25

members in Nagkakaisang Samahan ng West Poblacion Pantabangan.

The activities being undertaken in the program are:

a. Bible sharing/Family Catechism

b. Christmas gift-giving

c. praying the Rosary

d. Community immersions. Faculty and non-teaching personnel are brought to the

area, interact with the community, having dialogue an lunch with them ,sharing

what they have for a day or halfday. After that there will be sharing of

experiences and learning or reflection in relation with their faith as a Christian

which we call Theological Reflection.

B. Livelihood & Skills Program

This program is concerned in alleviating the life of the people in the form of livelihood

assistance and skills development. The various sectors of the LCCM community motivate

and lead people in giving their heart of service to the community by sharing their professional

expertise. There were several trainings done and livelihood established. These are the most

important ones:

Botika ng Bayan. Botika ng Bayan is a drug store that will sell limited types of

generic medicines and over-the-counter drugs at are affordable prices. A project that will

greatly give easy access to the community buy affordable, safe, high-quality and effective

medicines and drugs that will cater to the health and body wellness of the people in the

community. The LCCM Family Council in collaboration with the Mother Rita Pastoral Center

spearheaded this project. At present, the drugstore is still in full operation in the distribution

of these affordable drugs to the resident community.

Sari- sari Store. To provide easy access and affordable basic commodities in the

neighborhood, the Students in Free Enterprise in coordination with Mother Rita Pastoral

provided capital to one family to operate a Sari-Sari store near the vicinity of the Mother

Consuelo Barcelo Eco Park Center in 2006.

Goat Raising. Goat rising is undertaken commonly by small farmers or backyard

raisers. A farmer raises an average of one to two head goats The beneficiaries of this goat

raising project are the members of the Basic Ecclesial Community and the Cooperative

members of the Nagkakaisang Samahan ng West Poblacion, Pantabangan NE. The

members of these two groups underwent a formal training done by an invited training

professional from Central Luzon State University (CLSU). From the trainings conducted

fourteen (14) members were able to avail of the program, having given one or two does as

startup for this goat raising business enterprise.

Freshwater Aquaculture of Tilapia. Tilapia raising is another business enterprise

that was given attention by LCCM in cooperation with the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic

Resources (BFAR). The BFAR provided the training and logistic materials with initial 3,000

fingerlings and month’s feed to the community partners – BEC and Cooperative members,

while LCCM takes charge of the monitoring, supervision and guidance unit of the members.

Use of boats are made available and serviceable through the funds of the cooperative unit.

Figure 8. Recipients of Livelihood Program

(n=30)

47%

3%

50%

Goat Raising Project Fresh Water Aquaculture Sari-sari Store

C. Community Tree Planting Project.

With the global ecological problem the world is facing now, LCCM as an educational

institution responded to the challenge of ecological problem on global warming through

community tree planting activity. The goal is to increase the tree resource base covering

the adopted perimeter of West Pantabangan, NE. The community tree planting project

not only provides beautification and greening of the place but more of trees as work

horses for our communities in providing energy savings through shadings, storm water

mitigation through rain interception, and air quality improvement through filtration and

absorption. The various departments of LCCM in cooperation with the community

partners at Pantabangan were able to plant 4,500 tree seedlings. The project is still in its

continuum in terms of operation, maintenance, supervision and monitoring. Of the

number of trees planted, Table 1. Planted Mango Trees at Pantabangan, depicts the

survival and mortality growth rates shows that 64% of the planted mango trees are in full

growth and in a year’s time would bear fruits, while 36% is the mortality rate. The factors

that contributed the perished of the seedlings are: natural calamities such as typhoons,

plant genetic development, insect infestations, fungal and other related microbial attack,

as well as eaten by stray animals.

Table 1: Planted Mango Seedlings in Pantabangan (Nueva Ecija) Reserved Area

School Year Number of Mango Seedlings Planted

2004 - 2005

2 750

2005 - 2006 1 425

2006 – 2007

2008 - 2009

80

400

Total 4 655

Figure 1. Growth Rate of Planted Mango Seedlings

64%

36%

Survived Mortality

D. Medical and Dental Activities At LCCM, the community believes that health care is important to every individual.

Through the concerted efforts of the LCCM internal community and the team of dedicated

medical and dental professionals who volunteer their time, medical and dental activities has

been part of the institution’s annual project. The team reach out to the residents of the

Pantabangan community by providing medical services, distributed vitamins and medicines,

medical and dental consultations, tooth extractions. Table 2. Medical and Dental Mission

Benificiaries in Pantabangan NE presents that there were 1,237 community residents who

have a medical check up, and 256 who avail of the dental check up and took extraction. In

total, 1,437 beneficiaries were able given the necessary medical and dental attention and

services by the team participants.

On the other hand, Table 3 Volunteer Team Participants shows that a total of 180

volunteer team participants gave assistance / help to the medical and dental mission

activities that comprises the medical and dental professionals, nurses, faculty, non-teaching

personnel, students, parents, alumnae, and guest.

Table 2: Medical and Dental Mission Beneficiaries in Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija,

SY 2005-2006 to SY 2007 – 2008

School Year

Date of Medical and Dental Mission

Number of Medical Check-up Beneficiaries

Number of Dental Check-up and Tooth Extraction Beneficiaries

Total Number of Beneficiaries

Children

Adult

Total

Children

Adult

Total

2005 - 2006

September 17, 2005

138

150

288

28

36

64

352

March 5, 2006 107 112 219 7 37 44 263

2006 - 2007

October 22, 2006 124 107 231 0 0 0 231

November 25, 2006 48 164 212 7 12 19 231

2007 - 2008 January 26, 2008 147 134 281 48 31 79 360

Total

564

667

1231

90

116

206

1437

Table 3: Medical and Dental Mission Team Participants in Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija, SY 2005-2006 to SY 2007 – 2008

School Year Date Doctor Dentist Nurse Faculty NTP Student Parent Alumnae Guest Total

2005 - 2006 Sept. 17, 2005 7 2 0 14 8 1 4 0 0 36

Mar. 5, 2006 4 4 1 7 9 5 3 0 0 33

2006 - 2007 Oct. 22, 2006 4 0 2 1 2 0 0 10 0 19

Nov. 25, 2006 4 2 6 3 0 6 15 0 0 36

2007 - 2008 Jan. 26, 2008 3 3 6 11 5 12 12 0 4 56

Total

22

11

15

36

24

24

34

10

4

180

E. Day Care and Literacy

LCCM as an Catholic Christian educational institution believes that for the most part

children learn is learned before they reach the age of four. A way by which the children will

be motivated to have liking for the normal school is to engage children in activities that make

a period of child’s development as rich and stimulating as possible. Volunteers in the

community spend time assisting the Barangay to hold on literacy activities to very young

children. Full support in terms of updated trainings, learning materials, and human resources

are allocated by LCCM.

F. Social Works, Donations, and Offerings

LCCM, a Catholic Educational Institution is a community foundation that responds to

the call and enduring service to the church of the poor. Through the various sectors of the

community of friends of LCCM, the Mother Rita Pastoral Center takes care of all charitable

gifts of goods or monetary considerations. These gifts are being distributed for its social

programs such as school supplies, medicines, books, among others.

DONATIONS/RELIEF OPERATION

RECIPIENT

DATE SPONSOR ITEMS/QUANTITY

Venue- San Jose de Trozo

Parish( fire victims

families)

Jan. 15, 2005 Basic Education

Department

Old clothes;noodles;canned

goods;sugar,

coffee,milk,shampoo-sachet

Venue-Infanta Quezon-

victims of calamities

Feb. 5, 2005 Faculty, NTP, Students,

Family Council, parents

Rice; assorted canned

goods; noodles; nails;

hammer & saw; used

clothes, coffee, carpentry

tools

DSWD Manila March 13, 2006 Mother Rita Barcelo

Pastoral Center

Old clothes

Mount Carmel School of

Infanta, Infanta Quezon

Oct. 25, 2006 Grade School Library Bibliography of Books

( 175 books)



Oct. 25, 2006 Ma. Violeta Calvo-Drilon

Memorial Library

Books

( 130 books)



Oct. 25, 2006 Mother Rita Barcelo

Pastoral Center

Books

( 98 books)

Brgy. 650 Port Area

Manila-58 children (Grade

I to 1st year High School)

May 2006 Mother Rita Barcelo

Pastoral Center

School Supplies

West Poblacion,

Pantabangan Nueva Ecija

-23 children (Grade I to 6)

May 2006 Mother Rita Barcelo

Pastoral Center

School Supplies


Health Center

May 6, 2007 Mo. Rita Barcelo

Pastoral Center

Assorted medicines

(3,730 bottles)

Victims of Storm Frank in

Aklan, Antique & Iloilo City

July 11, 2008 Mother Rita Barcelo

Pastoral Center

Assorted old clothes,

beddings, bags, shoes,

slippers (12 sacks & 2

boxes)

Victims of Storm Frank in

Navotas & Malabon

( 6 Elem. & 1 High

School)

July 24, 2008 Mother Rita Barcelo

Pastoral Center w/ other

schools in Mendiola

Consortium

School supplies and books

West Poblacion Elem.

School, Pantabangan,

Nueva Ecija

August 16,

2008

Mother Rita Barcelo

Pastoral Center

1, 679 books

BEC Members


August 16,

2008

Mother Rita Barcelo

Pastoral Center

123 assorted School

Supplies

Barangay 650, Port Area, Manila

A. Christian Formation, Immersion, Exposure and Theological Reflection

The charism of service, love, faith and charity of St. Augustine are manifested in all

the activities undertaken by every internal member of the LCCM community – administrators,

faculty, non-teaching personnel, and students. The process of enlightenment, education,

training, learning, and/or study is at the core of Christian Formation. The goal of Christian

formation is for every individual in the Christian community to have clear understanding of his

/ her personal vocation as a servant for the Lord.

Teachings of the Catholic Christian doctrines through catechism are the priority

activity of the Christian Formation. Theology faculty, together with their students gives

catechism lessons to the elders, parents, and children in the adopted Barangay 650 at Port

Area Manila. The community is just outside the Port proper, a place established by the

people squatting in the area for their basic survival. The core groups that served as direct link

between LCCM and the community in Port Area are the Basic Ecclesial Community of 40

members, 20 Basic Ecclesial Community members.

The Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and Marriage are also given to the

residents by holding on mass wedding, baptism, and confirmation ceremonies and rites.

These are being held at the St. Agustin Church in Intramuros Manila and the wedding

reception at the LCCM Barcelo Café. Other activities being undertaken in the program are:

a. Bible sharing/Family Catechesis

b. Regular celebration of the Eucharistic Mass

c. Sto. Nino procession

d. Christmas gift-giving

Mass Baptism, Confirmation and Marriage. Everyone is welcome to enjoined in the

Sacrament of Baptism. The community residents are required to list their names and submit

their birth certificate and marriage contract of their parents. The faculty from the Theology

Department and the Religion teachers in the Basic Education Department (BED) and

godparents from the adopted community conduct seminar on the Sacrament of Baptism. For

the celebration of the sacrament of baptism, it is in coordination with the Parish of St.

Augustine Church Intramuros Manila. Food and drinks and other expenses are sponsored by

the different deparments of LCCM.

For the Sacrament of Confirmation, it follows the needed requirements in the Mass

Baptism plus the Baptismal Certificate. While in the Sacrament of Matrimony, they are also

required to bring the Baptismal and Confirmation Certificates.

Other activities being undertaken in the program are:

a. Bible sharing/ Family Catechism

b. Regular celebration of the Eucharistic Mass

c. Sto. Nino procession

d. Christmas gift-giving

Figure 7. Recipients of Christian Formation Program

(n=185)

14%24%

62%

Mass Baptism Mass Confirmation Mass Wedding

B. Livelihood & Skills Program

This program is concerned in alleviating the life of the people in the form of livelihood

assistance and skills development. The various sectors of the LCCM community motivate

and lead people in giving their heart of service to the community by sharing their professional

expertise. There were several training done and livelihood established. These are the most

important ones:

Bigasan ng Bayan. A family was extended assistance to establish a Bigasan ng

Bayan in the adopted community of Port Area so families in the community could be able to

buy rice at a lower price as regulated by the National Food Authority – the agency of the

government in the distribution and monitoring of the prices of rice in the country. The LCCM

Family Council sponsored this activity.

Botika ng Bayan. Botika ng Bayan is a drug store that will sell limited types of

generic medicines and over-the-counter drugs at are affordable prices. A project that will

greatly give easy access to the community of Port Area to buy affordable, safe, high-quality

and effective medicines and drugs that will cater to the health and body wellness of the

people in the community. The LCCM Family Council in collaboration with the Mother Rita

Pastoral Center spearheaded this project. At present, the drugstore is still in full operation in

the distribution of these affordable drugs to the resident community.

Share-a-Loan. La Consolacion College Manila and The Basic Ecclesial Community

Members are benefactors this project called Share-a-Loan. They pool their financial funds to

serve as loans to bonafide members to lend a certain amount of cash at a time interest and

capital which are payable at an agreed daily or weekly payment scheme. Today, the project

is still in full swing, and continue to help the residents of Barangay 650, Port Area Manila.

Figure 9: Financial Assistance Given to Port Area

(Manila) Residents

10,000

5,000

13,000

Bigasan ng Bayan Botika ng Bayan Share a Loan Program

C. Health and Nutrition

Good Nutrition plays an essential role in maintaining health. Everyone wants to be

healthy. Through proper education and teaching parents, school children, and elderly about

foods, good eating habits, nutrition and health, they will be aware of the benefits o staying

physically fit. A better informed individual and consumer will be more pro-active in

encouraging higher standards in society and in the long run an improvement in the standard

of living should result.

In the adopted community of Port Area, one of the major effects of poverty is the

susceptibility of poor people to several illnesses and inavailability of receiving basic health

services. Mother Rita Pastoral Center provides basic health services free of charge to the

residents. These are:

1. Administration of various vaccinations 2 – 4 times a year

2. Run dental services twice a year

3. Wellness baby care services

4. Cooking and demonstration classes on preparing nutritious meals

5. Feeding program

The synergistic efforts of the School of Nursing and School of Tourism and Hotel and

Restaurant Management give a dynamic and output of this project. Children ages O to 3 are

initially diagnosed and are enrolled in the 6-month on Health and Nutrition Program. They are

subjected to weekly check-up by medical doctors and assisted by the student nurses of the

School of Nursing. The patients’ health progress are monitored and the needed medicines

and multivitamins / supplementary medicines are properly administered. They also explain

and interpret health care requirements for keeping the body healthy.

While the Hotel and Restaurant Management faculty and students provide the nutritional

awareness and needs of the patients and the rest of the residents. The program includes:

6. Demonstration of the basic knowledge of food characteristics, functions of food,

meals, and diet to an individual

7. Explain nutritional effects of different cooking methods and the economical

selection of foods

8. Perform and prepare different economical and nutritious meals in the area.

Figure 6. Recipients of Vaccination and Feeding Program

(n=357)

86%

14%

Vaccination (Anti-Tetanus; Hepa-B; Diphtheria, Pertusis & Tetanus; and Measles)

Feeding Program

CHRIST HEALING CENTER IN PARTNERSHIP WITH MOTHER RITA BARCELO

PASTORAL CENTER

Holistic Health and Basic Massage Training -this training blends holistic health theories

and principles with the scientific, systematic, ethical and spiritual considerations in the

practice of massage. Holistic health involves harmony and balance in body, mind and spirit.

Bodyworks and massage as a healing modality, provides one of the effective and economical

means to maintain as well as restore health and to prevent illnesses.

Date Venue (Graduation) Participants

January 24, 2009 Barcelo Café 9 participants from Port Area

3 participants from

Baseco,Tondo, Manila and 1

BED faculty graduated

August 11, 2009 Barcelo Cafe 6 participants from

Baseco,Tondo,Manila

graduated

Dagdagay/Ear Candling Seminar – 4 mothers from Baseco Community Tondo, Manila

1 mother from Port Area, Manila participated.

Integrative/Traditional Medicnes Seminar-April 12-16, 2010 attended by 1 participant from

Baseco Community, Tondo Manila. ( Nenita Sapinit)

Integrative Medicines Seminar – May 24 -29, 2010 attended by 2 participants from Port Area,

Manila . ( Anna Marie Abando & Elizabeth Flores).

Table 4: Medical and Dental Mission Beneficiaries in Barangay 650, Port Area, Manila, SY 2005-2006 to SY 2006 – 2007

School Year

Date of Medical and Dental Mission

Number of Medical Check-up Beneficiaries

Number of Dental Check-up and Tooth Extraction Beneficiaries

Total Number of Beneficiaries

Children

Adult

Total

Children

Adult

Total

2005 - 2006

November 27, 2005

179

76

255

20

40

60

315

January 15, 2006 146 93 239 27 27 54 293

2006 - 2007

October 8, 2006 193 74 267 21 19 40 307

February 11, 2007 186 75 261 30 18 48 309

Total 704 318 1022 98 104 202 1224

Table 5: Medical and Dental Mission Team Participants in Barangay 650, Port Area, Manila, SY 2005-2006 to SY 2006 – 2007

School Year Date Doctor Dentist Nurse Faculty NTP Student Parent Alumnae Guest Total

2005 - 2006

Nov. 27, 2005 5 4 0 13 9 4 17 0 0 52

Jan. 15, 2006 6 4 0 13 12 3 15 0 1 54

2006 - 2007 Oct. 8, 2006 5 1 14 13 0 21 9 0 0 63

Feb. 11, 2007 7 3 4 8 2 10 8 0 0 42

Total 23 12 18 47 23 38 49 0 1 211

Table 6: Medical and Dental Mission Team Participants in San Agustin Parish-Baseco Community Tondo, Manila SY 2009-2010

School Year Date Doctor Dentist Nurse Faculty NTP Student Parent Alumnae Sisters Total

2008-2009 March 7, 2009 6 3 2 17 5 17 0 10 2 62

Total 6 3 2 17 5 17 0 10 2 62

Patients: Medical = 298 ; Dental /Circumsicion = 40 Total= 338 Patients

Table 7: Medical and Dental Mission Team Participants in Baseco Community Tondo, Manila SY 2009-2010 Spearheaded by the Office of External Affairs of Malacanang.

School Year Date Doctor Dentist Nurse Faculty NTP Student Parent Alumnae Sisters Total

2009-2010 July 27, 2009 3 7 10

Total 3 7 10

Table 8: Alternative Medical Mission in Baseco Community, Tondo, Manila.

School Year Date Doctor Dentist Nurse Faculty NTP Student Parent Therapist Sisters Total

2009-2010 Aug. 8, 2009 1 1 2 4 3 11

Total 1 1 2 4 3 11

Patients: 40 Baseco residents

SUMMER ACTIVITIES:

Year 2009: Operation Bukol = 30 patients (Port Area & Baseco)

Operation Tule ( Circumcision) = 212 patients (Port Area & Baseco)

Year 2010: Operation Tule: = 36 Port Area

= 32 Baseco

= 9 NTP/Others

D. Day Care and Literacy

LCCM as an Catholic Christian educational institution believes that the foundation for

life-long learning literacy begins at an early age – that is even before formal schooling starts.

A way by which to improve the quality of child care and prepare children for school is

exposure of children to activities such such as chidlren’s books and age-appropriate toys. The

coordinated efforts of LCCM, the Barangay and Department of Social Welfare gave birth to

the establishment of a Day Care Center at Port Area in 2002. LCCM provided the

infrastructure, support learning materials, and teacher and personnel training, while the

Barangay and the DSWD handled the teacher and other related financial needs. The Day Care

Center is under the supervision of the LCCM’s Basic Education Department.

SY 2008-2009 = 34 pupils graduated

SY 2009-2010 = 50 pupils graduated

Figure 2. Number of Day Care Pupils Graduated,

SY 2005-2006 to SY 2007-2008

3838

35

30

32

34

36

38

40

2005 - 2006 2006 - 2007 2007-2008

School Year

Nu

mb

er

E. Social Works, Donations, and Offerings

LCCM being a Catholic Educational Institution celebrates the various sacraments.

Part of the celebration in these various sacraments are charitable acts of offerings of goods.

All the good collected from the various activities are being taken cared of by the Mother Rita

Barcelo Pastoral Center. These goods are being distributed for its social programs,

calamities, and charitable institutions such orphanages, Christmas and other related

activities.

Another notable program of the college is the Student Assistant Program. This is an

academic study program given to poor and deserving students to enroll in a full

undergraduate degree program of their interest. Certain number of hours are required of the

student to render assistance in the different offices of the college until they finished and

conferred the degree.

DONATIONS/RELIEF OPERATION

Date Venue Recipient

Sponsor Items Given

January 15, 2005 San Jose de Trozo

Parish, Sta. Cruz,

Manila

fire victims

families)

Basic Education

Department

Old clothes;noodles;canned

goods;sugar,

coffee,milk,shampoo-sachet

February 5, 2005 Infanta, Quezon victims of

typhoon

Faculty, NTP,

Students, Family

Council, parents

Rice; assorted canned

goods; noodles; nails;

hammer & saw; used

clothes, coffee, carpentry

tools

March 13,2006 DSWD Manila Mother Rita

Barcelo Pastoral

Center

Old clothes

October 25,

2006

Mount Carmel

School of Infanta,

Infanta Quezon

Grade School

Library

Bibliography of Books

( 175 books)

October 25, 2006 Mount Carmel

School of Infanta,

Infanta Quezon

Ma. Violeta Calvo-

Drilon Memorial

Library

Books

( 130 books)

October 25, 2006 Mount Carmel

School of Infanta,

Mother Rita

Barcelo Pastoral

Books

( 98 books)

Infanta Quezon Center

May 15, 2006 Brgy. 650 Port Area

Manila-58 children

(Grade I to 1st year

High School)

Mother Rita

Barcelo Pastoral

Center

School Supplies

May 15, 2006 West Poblacion,

Pantabangan Nueva

Ecija -23 children

(Grade I to 6)

Mother Rita

Barcelo Pastoral

Center

School Supplies

May 6, -2007 Pantabangan, Nueva

Ecija Health Center

Mo. Rita Barcelo

Pastoral Center

Assorted medicines

(3,730 bottles)

July 11, 2008 Victims of Storm

Frank in Aklan,

Antique & Iloilo City

Mother Rita

Barcelo Pastoral

Center

Assorted old clothes,

beddings, bags, shoes,

slippers (12 sacks & 2

boxes)

July 24, 2008 Victims of Storm

Frank in Navotas &

Malabon

( 6 Elem. & 1 High

School)

Mother Rita

Barcelo Pastoral

Center w/ other

schools in Mendiola

Consortium

School supplies and books

August 16, 2008 West Poblacion

Elem. School,

Pantabangan, Nueva

Ecija

Mother Rita

Barcelo Pastroal

Center

1, 679 books

August 16, 2008 BEC Members

Pantabangan, Nueva

Ecija

Mother Rita

Barcelo Pastoral

Center

123 assorted School

Supplies

December 14-15,

2008

Relief Operation in

LCC-Daet

Typhoon

victims

Mother Rita

Barcelo Pastoral

Center

15 sacks of rice and 7 bags

of old clothes

July 21, 2009 Brgy. 650 Port Area

Day Care Center-58

children

Day Care

children

Mother Rita

Barcelo Pastoral

Center

58 plastic bags school

supplies (ball pens, pencils,

notebooks, erasers, paper,

crayons, toothbrush)

July 23, 2009 Philippine General

Hospital-Taft Manila

Baseco

resident-

Juanito Rio-

suffering from

soft tissue

tumor on right

thigh

LCCM Alumni thru

Mother Rita

Barcelo Pastoral

Center

Solicited P 10,000.00

financial assistance from 5

LCCM Alumni for the

operation of Juanito Rio

August 26, 2009

Relief Operation in

Botolan, Zambales

Typhoon

victims

Joint Effort of

Mother Rita

300 bags (rice, canned

goods, noodles, old clothes,

Barcelo Pastoral

Center with Social

Action Center-

Mother House

etc.) for evacuees

August 26, 2009 Sta Monica Parish-

Fr. Mark Sandoval-

Diocesan incharge of

Tribal Desk-of Iba

Zambales

Typhoon

victims

Joint Effort of

Mother Rita

Barcelo Pastoral

Center with Social

Action Center-

Mother House

1,391 books

October 10, 2009 Feeding of evacuees

in Nangka

Elementary School,

Parang, Marikina

Typhoon

victims

AB Mass Comm

Students and

Mother Rita

Barcelo Pastoral

Center

400+ packs of food and

water

October 11, 2009 Relief Operation in

Baras, Rizal

Typhoon

victims

Joint Effort of

Mother Rita

Barcelo Pastoral

Center with Social

Action Center-

Mother House

300 bags ( rice, canned

goods, old clothes, noodles

etc.) for victims of typhoon

Ondoy and Pepeng.

October 17, 2009

Relief Operation (

San Vicente Ferrer

Parish-Bayambang,

Pangasinan

and St. Joseph

Parish-Bauan, La

Union

Typhoon

victims

Joint Effort of

Mother Rita

Barcelo Pastoral

Center with Social

Action Center-

Mother House


goods, clothes, noodles,


Ondoy and Pepeng in

Bayambang Pangasinan


goods, clothes, noodles,


Ondoy and Pepeng in La

Union.

October 29, 2009

Relief Operation in

Rosales (Our Lady

of Mt. Carmel and

St. Anthony de

Padua Parish and

Immaculate

Conception Parish-

Umingan,

Pangasinan

Typhoon

victims

Joint Effort of

Mother Rita

Barcelo Pastoral

Center with Social

Action Center-

Mother House

650 + bags (rice, canned



Ondoy and Pepeng in

Rosales, Pangasinan

250 bags for victims of

typhoon Ondoy and Pepeng

in Umingan, Pangasinan.

November 5,

2009

Relief Operation in

Sabah, Montalban,

Typhoon

victims

Joint Effort of

Mother Rita



Rizal-Moro/Muslim

Community

Barcelo Pastoral

Center with Social

Action Center-

Mother House


Ondoy and Pepeng.

Nov. 16-17,2009 Relief Operation in Paracale, Bicol

Typhoon

victims

Joint Effort of

Mother Rita

Barcelo Pastoral

Center with Social

Action Center-

Mother House

Sta Elena Parish-50 Salvacion -220 Malaguit-52 Palanas-62 Bayan-83 Batobalani-59

(526 families)

July 12, 2010 Day Care, Port Area, Manila

( 75 children )

BEC Livelihood Program

Mother Rita

Barcelo Pastoral

Center

School supplies; 2 ceiling fan; 1 fluorescent lamp Record book – 6 pcs.

STUDENT ASSISTANTS/ ASPIRANTS/ INTERNS ALLOWANCE

For the Five – Years Fiscal Period SY 2003-2010

Fiscal Period

No. of Assistants/

Aspirants/ Interns

Total

SY2002-2003

32 226,000.00

Figure 3. Number of Students Aided by the Student Financial Support

and Scholarship Program - Student Assistants Category

6057

65

89

50

60

70

80

90

100

2005 - 2006 2006 - 2007 2007-2008 2008-2009

School Year

Nu

mb

er

SY2003-2004

56

246,995.00

SY2004-2005

62

212,800.00

SY2005-2006

60

282,375.00

SY2006-2007

57

344,600.00

SY2007-2008 65

279,800.00

SY2008-2009 92

552,000.00

SY2009-2010 92

552,000.00

TOTAL 516

2,724,070.00

STUDENT ASSISTANTS

POPULATION REPORT

2005

NO. NAME OFFICE ASSIGNMENT

1 Abagon, Verna Finance Department

2 Adame, Kristel International Center

3 Austria, Irish School of Nursing

4 Baetiong, Mary Ann School of Business

5 Balindo, Erica International Center

6 Banay, Mary Grace BED T.H.E

7 Bañez, Crizaliz Registrars Office

8 Barba, Angeline International Center

9 Barreda, Phoebe Frelene College Library

10 Caldit, Kristine joy Admission Office

11 Chua, Judith Sewing/Uniform

12 Concepcion, Jona External Affairs

13 Consebido, Joan HS Library

14 Cristobal, Lilianne College Library

15 Dagaas, Nenita President's Office

16 Dairo, Carla La Residencia 2

17 Daleno, Ma. Carmela International Center

18 Del Rosario, Rosanna GS Library

19 Delos Reyes, Alpha Nursery

20 Diaz, Diana NSTP/Mo. Rita/CRES

21 Diaz, Manuela CTCD

22 Duerme, Marilou College Library

23 Esteban, Cheenee HS Library

24 Estrella, Jerian RES

25 Eugenio, Hessel La Residencia 2

26 Evasco, Ma. Eliza HS Library

27 Ferreras, Mary Grace GS Library

28 Fesariton, Ingrid School of HRM

29 Frias, Beverly Jennifer Alumni Office

30 Jabines, Maria Gracia College Library

31 Lalu, Paula Franchesca Nursery

32 Lim, Jennifer BED Principal

33 Lindo, Marianne College Guidance

34 Lumiano, Mari Hope Infotech Center

35 Magbanua, Roselee External Affairs

36 Magdael, Madelaine International Center

37 Mariano, Cherryl VPAA

38 Mina, Christine Grace P.E Resources

39 Moreno, Roselle GS Library

40 Nueva, Rizalyn Kinder 2

41 Ocampo, Joanna GS Library

42 Olanga, Kristalyn Kinder 1

43 Pandacan, Jesseca College Library

44 Papa, Kristine La Residencia 2

45 Paradeza, Norin School Supplies

46 Pidlaoan, Honilyn La Residencia 2

47 Pineda, LEAH HS Library

48 Presto, Veronica School of Music

49 Purca, Citadel La Residencia 1

50 Saez, Kathleen Science Laboratory

51 Sanchez, Irish HRD

52 Sapungan, Raquel School of Arts & Sciences

53 Sarmiento, Rina Nursery/President Office

54 See, Mercy Ann La Residencia 1

55 Sevilla, Jesamibe School Supplies

56 Sevilles, Ann Margaret Science Laboratory

57 Tabasondra, Rachel College Guidance

58 Torres, Joy Kristine La Residencia 1

59 Zipagan, Annie Gel BED Principal

STUDENT ASSISTANTS

POPULATION REPORT

2006


1 Abbaguey, Jasmine Research Center

2 Adame, Kristel HRM Laboratory

3 Austria, Irish HS Library

4 Azores, Arlyn College Guidance


6 Balindo, Erica GS Library

7 Banay, Mary Grace Janitorial Services Offices

8 Bañez, Crizaliz School of Music

9 Barba, Angeline School Supplies

10 Baylon, Josephine Registrars Office

11 Bedaña, Jonalyn Information Counter

12 Calasang, Mary Intern-Chapel

13 Concepcion, Jona Mother House

14 Cristobal, Lilianne External Affairs

15 Cruz, Elaine HS Library

16 Dagaas, Nenita Intern-La Residencia

17 Daleno, Ma. Carmela Collge Library

18 Dayday, Ruby Ann Science Laboratory

19 De Leon, Rachelyn VPAA

20 Del Rosario, Rosanna HRD

21 Duerme, Marilou College Library


23 Eugenio, Hessel La Residencia 2

24 Gata, Blesie College Library

25 Gonzales, Amabelle GS Library

26 Janoplo, Paulette BED Principal

27 Lim, Jennifer BED Principal

28 Lindo, Marianne School of ITCS

29 Lucero, Mary Ancel External Affairs

30 Lumiano, Mari Hope Infotech Center

31 Macagba, Xyla GS Library

32 Magdael, Madelaine T.H.E

33 Mahinay, Pamela VPAA

34 Mina, Christine Grace Nursery

35 Nueva, Rizalyn GS Library

36 Ocampo, Joanna GS Library

37 Olanga, Kristalyn Kinder 1

38 Olanio, Denice Finance

39 Paglinawan, Ma. Claudine College Library

40 Pandacan, Jesseca kinder 2

41 Papa, Kristine P.E Resources


43 Pidlaoan, Honilyn La Residencia 2

44 Pineda, Leah HS Library

45 Purca, Citadel La Residencia 1

46 Queja, Marie Angela Admission Office

47 Ramirez, Larmy Gail Science Laboratory

48 Rañoa, Janine Admission Office

49 Saez, Kathleen Science Laboratory

50 Sanchez, Irish HRD

51 Simporios, Ma. Lorie School of HRM & Tourism


53 Tagun, Ruby Rose HRM Laboratory

54 Villanueva, Jean Kathleen Office of Student Affairs

55 Villanueva, Sir Raymund School of Nursing

56 Vino, Charm Building Administrator Office

57 Zipagan, Annie Gel BED Principal

STUDENT ASSISTANTS

POPULATION REPORT

2007


1 Adame, Kristel Uniform Store

2 Austria, Irish BED Principal

3 Azores, Arlyn Kinder 2


5 Balindo, Erica VPAA

6 Baylon, Josephine School og Nursing

7 Bedaña, Jonalyn HRD

8 Calasang, Mary Intern-Chapel


10 Cristobal, Lilianne External Affairs

11 Cruz, Elaine HRM Laboratory

12 Daleno, Ma. Carmela College Library




16 Eugenio, Hessel Finance


18 Gonzales, Amabelle GS Library

19 Janoplo, Paulette School Supplies

20 Lindo, Marianne Alumini & Archives

21 Lucero, Mary Ancel External Affairs

22 Lumiano, Mari Hope School of ITCS

23 Macagba, Xyla Admission Office

24 Magdael, Madelaine HRM Laboratory

25 Mahinay, Pamela BED Principal

26 Maro, Melanie La Residencia 2

27 Mina, Christine Grace GS Library

28 Nueva, Rizalyn T.H.E

29 Ocampo, Joanna HRM Laboratory

30 Olanga, Kristalyn BED Principal

31 Olanio, Denice Finance

32 Paglinawan, Ma. Claudine Registrar

33 Pandacan, Jesseca School of HRM & Tourism

34 Papa, Kristine Property & Supplies


36 Pidlaoan, Honilyn Intern-Chapel

37 Pineda, Leah HS Library

38 Quejada, Marie Angela Student Affairs

39 Ramirez, Larmy Gail Science Laboratory

40 Rañoa, Janine Admission Office

41 Saez, Kathleen School of Arts & Sciences

42 Sevilla, Jesamine College Library


44 Tagun, Ruby Rose School Supplies

45 Villanueva, Jean Kathleen Kinder 1

46 Villanueva, Sir Raymund Infotech

47 Vino, Charm Building Administrator Office

STUDENT ASSISTANTS

POPULATION REPORT

2008

NAME NEW OFFICE ASSIGNED

1 Azores, Arlyn Information

2 Balindo, Ericka Barceló Café

3 Baylon, Josephine School of Nursing

4 Bedaña, Jonalyn Cloister

5 Brazil, Seth Aaron Barceló Café

6 Bunao, Valerie Barceló Café


8 Cristobal, Lilianne Grade School Library

9 Daleno, Ma. Carmela College Library



12 Esteban, Cheenee High School Library

13 Gamboa, Chantilly Charmane School IT and CS


15 Janoplo, Paulette Uniform

16 Lim, Jermilane Barceló Café

17 Lucero, Mary Ancel Barceló Café

18 Lumiano, MariHope School of IT and CS

19 Magdael, Madelaine Research Center

20 Magsino, Alvin Barceló Café

21 Mahinay, Pamela BED Principal

22 Ngaina, Rose Barceló Cafe

23 Nombrefia, Kevin Kim Barceló Café

24 Olanga, Kristalyn Pre-School Department

25 Olanio, Denice Finance Office

26 Orquillo, Opalyn Grade School Library

27 Ortega, Eugene Cloister

28 Paduhilao, Liezl President's Office

29 Pandacan, Jesseca School of HRM and Tourism

30 Pandacan, Veronica Barceló Café

31 Pidlaoan, Honilyn President's Office

32 Pineda, Leah High School Library

33 Quejada, Ma. Aangela Admission's Office

34 Ramirez, Larmy Gail GYM

35 Rañoa, Janine College Library

36 Roque, Geraldine Cloister

37 Saez, Kathleen Abby School of Arts and Science

38 Salavia, Marjorie BED Principal

39 Santos, Tricia Marie Barceló Cafe

40 Semwenda, Samson Barceló Cafe

41 Siarez, Jemar Barceló Cafe

42 Vibal, Betchenilda Barceló Cafe

43 Villanueva, Jean Kathleen Pre-School Department

44 Vino, Charm Building Admin. Office and THE

STUDENT ASSISTANTS

POPULATION REPORT

2009-2010

NAME NEW OFFICE ASSIGNED

1 Abuan, Remedios SCNU

2 Aquino, Ma. Clara Isabel President’s Office

3 Aranda, Kristine Carla School Of Business

4 Azores, Arlyn Pre-School

5 Balindo, Ericka Barcelo Café

6 Bedana, Jonalyn Cloister

7 Bunao, Valerie Barcelo Café

8 Catalan, Katherine Grade School Lib

9 Capistrano, Kristine Grade School Lib

10 Caro, Lyndsay Rhel IPAS

11 Conception, Jonah Mother House

12 Cordero, Rouella Cloister

13 Cristobal, Liliane Grade School Lib

14 Dagdagan, Jenyvic Pre-School

15 Dayday, Ruby Ann Science Lab

16 De leon, Rachelyn CASR

17 Desquitado, Axl Rose CLOISTER

18 Esteban, Chenee High School Lib

19 Franco, Angelica Marie Students Affairs

20 Gamboa, Chantilly GYM

21 Gata, Blessie College Lib

22 Jagoon, Jaquelyn School IT& CS

23 Jimenez, Charmaine Pre-school

24 Lim, Jermilaine Barcelo Café

25 Lucero, Mary Ancel BArcelo Café

26 Lynn, Abigael VPAA

27 Magsambol, Mary Ann Uniform

28 Magsino, Alvin Barcelo Café

29 Ngaina, Rose BArcelo Café

30 Nombrefia, Kevin Kim Barcelo Café

31 Olanio, Denice Joie Finance

32 Orquillo, Opalyn BED Principal

33 Ortega, Eugenia President Office/ Cloister

34 Pandacan, Jesseca School of HRM & TRM

35 Pandacan, Veronica BArcelo Café

36 Pascual, Christine Joy Lab

37 Pidalaon, Honilyn Cloister

38 Pineda, Leah High School Lib

39 Quan, Mathew Bert CASR

40 Sabadisto, Ronald CASR

41 Saez, Kathleen Abby SCAS

42 Semwenda, Samson INFOTECH

43 Vibal, Bechenilda Barcelo Café

44 VIlladores, Nathalie Information

45 Vino, Charm Property

STUDENTS ASSISTANT”S

POPULATION REPORTS

2010-2011

NAME OFFICE ASSIGNMENT

1 Agravante, Anna Marie Student Affairs

2 Alagao, Remon Vincent S. College Lib

3 Alpuerto, Joyce G. Finance

4 Amatario, Mary Louise Information

5 Andal, Angelica Cloister

6 Anotado, Darrel Joseph SAO/GYM

7 Bancoro, Julie Ann G. VPAA

8 Bayot, Paul Eric V. SCAS

9 Bonifacio, Karen C. Infotech

10 Cabanos, Marjorie M. Collegi Lib

11 Calleja, Alenie Reasearch

12 Caton, Mary Alyzza Pamela M. Business

13 Dela Cruz, Alice F. Culinary

14 Delos Santos,Priscilla Ann M. CASR

15 Demandante, Ma. Kristina S. Maintenance

16 Del rosario, Camella Collegi Lib

17 Detera, Angeli A. Uniform

18 Dicdiquin, Edwardo B. College Lib

19 Enriquez,Franz Jared S. College Lib

20 Espanola, Benjie SCNU

21 Evangelista, Wendy C. VPAA

22 Faburada, Juvylyn BED principal

23 Ferrer, Cammile M. Business

24 Ferrer, Charlene M. Properties

25 Gaba, Angelica M Cloister

26 Godoy, Yvonne Mae Clinic

27 Guerero, Czarina Marie V. IT

28 Infante, Gazel Rhae D. Pre-school

29 Isip, Lourdes M. CASR

30 Lopena, John Arvey M. Guidance

31 Magarro, Judith HRM

32 Malanum, Julie Ann VPAA

33 Malicdem, Lyka C. COOP

34 Meracap, Ann Julie D. GS Lib

35 Miguel, Abby Rose V. Barcelo Café

36 Navarro, Maria GarceO. FLC

37 Nombrado, John G. Student Affairs

38 Nunez, Mary Rose Information

39. Ogena, Chariza Joyce B. Uniform

40 Ortalla, Ricardo A. Info tech

41 Ota, Akira E. Barcelo Cafe

42 Pagurigan, Angelo Paulo S. Uniform

43 Pamintahon, Anje S. Marketing

44 Pelaje, Rose Ann C. SCAS

45 Preligera, Mae P. Information

46 Saba, Jonalyn Information

47 Sabornido, Ralphy Alumni

48 Soberano, Janine Elaine S. Presidents Office

49 Tabios, Maciel S. IPAS

50 Telada, Michelle Roxan B. HS Lib

51 Ventura, Anamay R. Uniform

52 Abuan, Remedios SCNU

53 Aquino, Ma. Clara Isabel Finance

54 Aranda, Kristine Carla Business

55 Bunao, Valerie Barcelo Café

56 Caro, Lyndsay Rhel IPAS

57 Cordero, Rouella Cloister

58 Dagdagan, Jenyvic Pre-school

59 Franco, Angelica Marie Student Affairs

60 Gata, Blessie College Lib

61 Jagoon, Jacquelyn IT

62 Lim, Jermillaine Barcelo Cafe

63 Lucero, Mary Ancel Barcelo Café

64 Lynn, Abigael Guidance

65 Magsambol, May Ann Uniform

66 Magsino, Alvin College Lib

67 Ngaina, Rose Barcelo Café

68 Nombrefia, Kevin Kim Barcelo Café

69 Olanio, Denice Joie Finance

70 Orquillo, Opalyn BED Principal

71 Ortega, Eugenia Cloister

72 Pandacan, Veronica Barcelo Café

73 Quan, Matthew Bert CASR

74 Sabadisto, Ronald CASR

75 Senwenda, Samson Info tech

76 Vibal, Bachenilda Barcelo Café

77 Dizon, Kenneth R. Graduate School CS/IT

78 Magat, Edeissa Mayenne M. GS Lib

79 Pol, Jerna Clinic

80 Dela Paz, Ronald Allan D. HS Lib

81 Umacam, Bryan V. GS Lib

82 Suarez, Mary Ann P. T.H.E

83 Chua, Zayra Louise GYM

III. National Service Training Program was created by the National Service

Training Act or Republic Act 9163, enacted by Congress on December 19,2001. It

expands the program options from the military defense training of ROTC to include Civic

Welfare and Literacy Training. It aims to developing the ethics of service and patriotism.

1. La Consolacion College Manila adopted the Civic Welfare Training Program

component of NSTP. It includes activities contributory to the welfare and

betterment of the community and the enhancement of facilities,

specially those devoted to improving health, education, environment,

entrepreneurship, safety, recreation and morals of the citizenry. It is designed to

develop skills and in community service and outreach programs that will redound

to the service of the nation. . Among the projects in:

1.a. Pantanbangan, Nueva Ecija are:

1. Tree Planting and Fencing

2. Deep Well construction in the community (2)

3. Rehabilitation of Mother Rita Center Deep Well with water pump

4. Housing construction (1)

5. Construction of Welding Shop

6. Donated : 5 ceiling fans to West Pantabangan Elementary School

Day Care Center, West Poblacion: Repainting,

1 Toilet Bowl, 2 White Boards

Sports Donation- West Poblacion Youth

4 basketball for men,

4 volleybals for women and 1 net

2 sets of boxing gloves

Donated 2 volumes of Text Books (100 pcs) for

Family Catechism

20 Tagalog Bible for Basic Ecclesial Communities in Port Area,

and Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija

7. Collected and delivered 1,310 mango, rambutan, lanzones seedlings for

Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija (2008)

8. NSTP Students distributed 90 bags (rice, sugar, coffee, toothpaste,soap,

noodles, canned goods) during Christmas Party in Brgy. West. Poblacion,

Nueva Ecija. (December 2008)

1.b. Projects in Port Area , Manila

1. Rehabilitation of the Multi-Purpose Mother Rita Pastoral Center:

repainting, 2 new windows, 1 white board, 1 blackboard,

2 ceiling fans, tiles, 27 chairs

2. Rehabilitation of Day Care Center finishing, repainting and tiles, donation of

21 small chairs , school supplies for day care and

2 wall fans.

3. Repainting of Day Care Center

4. NSTP Students distributed 100 bags (rice, canned goods, noodles, sugar,

coffee, milk, clothings, toys) for day care pupils and parents during

Christmas Party in LCCM Social Hall and Little Theater. (December 2008)

5. NSTP students distributed 50 bags ( rice, canned goods, noodles, sugar,

coffee, milk, clothing, bath soap, toothpaste, biscuits ) for BEC members in

Port Area, Manila and area coordinators in Baseco, Tondo , Manila.

1.c. Projects in Baseco Community, Tondo, Manila

1. Construction and blessing of La Consolacion Mission Station Multi Purpose

Center

.2. Literacy /Numeracy Training Program is another program component of

NSTP which is designed to train student volunteers to teach literary and

numeracy skills to school children ,out-of school youth and other segments of

society in need of services. La Consolacion College Manila adopted this NSTP

program for the School Year 2008-2009 second semester at Barangay 650,

Port Area, Manila , Day Care Center for 3 to 5 years of age.

3. Relief Operations

1. NSTP students participated in the solicitation and distribution of goods: canned

goods, rice, noodles, sugar, coffee, milk, biscuits, clothings, beddings, shoes,

slippers for the victims of typhoon Ondoy, Pepeng to different places and

communities such as; ( Year- 2009)

1. Sta. Monica Parish, Botolan, Zambales = 300 families

2. St. Joseph Parish-Baras, Rizal = 300 families

3. St. Vincent Ferrer Parish-Bayambang, Pangasinan = 650 families

4. St. Joseph Parish-Bauan, La Union = 400 families

5. St. Anthony de Padua, Rosales, Pangasinan = 355 families

6. Mt. Carmel Church, Rosales, Pangasinan = 295 families

7. Immaculate Conception Parish,Umingan, Pangasinan = 250 families

8. Sabah, Wawa, Montalban,Rizal (Moro/Muslim = 130 families

Community)

9. Sta. Elena Parish, Salvacion, Malaguit, Palanas,

Bayan, Batobalani (Bicol) = 526 families

4. Christmas Donation

1. NSTP Christmas Donation of 1,820 pcs. face towels to inmates in Women

Correctional in Mandaluyong City, a Christmas activity of Mendiola Consortium

Outreach Committee.

5. NSTP 2 Summer Class Project 2010 for La Consolacion Mission Station in Basco

Community , Tondo, Manila

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