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Far Eastern University
Community Extension Services
National Service Training Program
Consolidated Report
SY 2015-2016
BLOSSOM Month (Be in Love for Selfless Service for Others Merit)
I.
May Flower
-
Appreciating the value of hard labor and simple living. Inception of International Worker’s Day, more commonly referred to as May
Day. “May Day has ancient roots in the spring festivals of rebirth. It is a day from medieval England and other peasant societies. So
for the working classes it’s seen as a moment of rebirth.” ref. www.google.com
Thrust: Optimum Service to Humanity; The Tamaraws Ways!
Date/
Month
April
2015
12-16,
Program/Proj
ect
Brief Description and
Objective of the Activities
Annual
Tamaraw
Counting 2015
at Mount Iglit,
San
Jose
Occidental
Mindoro
The
activity
aims
to
continuously
support
the
Tamaraw Conservation Program
by actively taking part in the
monitoring and collection of
latest information regarding the
Tamaraw population. Further,
the survey will provide data for
more relevant programs for the
area and its inhabitant for the
sustainability
of
the
conservation efforts.
Timetable
Institute/Department/Person/s
In Charge
Budget
Output
Five
Days
IAS-Biology Department
Dr. Marilou F. Cao, Director
CES/NSTP, Mr. Noel B. Bejo,
Coordinator CES/NSTP, Prof. Jason
Chavez, Faculty IAS Biology, Prof.
Anthony Pag-ong, Faculty IAS
Biology, Prof. Ruby Olipany,
Faculty IAS Biology, Prof. Dulce
Nisperos, Faculty IAS Biology, Prof.
Esperanza Arcilla, Faculty IAS
Biology, Prof. Mary Gutierrez,
Faculty IAS Biology, Prof. Jerome
Requidan, Faculty IAS Literature,
Mr. Zymon Bumatay, Staff Media
Services,
TAMVOL
student
volunteers
P
268,000.00
-Participation in the mountain trailing,
Studying the Biodiversity of Tamaraws’
Habitat and linkages.
-Consolidation of the counting activity
results increased awareness and
concern to the “Tamaraws and its
habitat among the participants.
-Developed proposal re: Literacy
Program for Tau-Buid for immediate
implementation.
- Came up with a press release and
article about the initiative being
undertaken by the university.
(5)
2014 counting = 382
2015 counting = 405
As of April 2015 counting an increase
of 23 Tamaraw number for a year.
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Consolidated Report SY 2015-2016
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Date/
Month
Program/Project
th
May 18, 2015
May 20, 2015
May 21, 2015
12 Brigada Eskwela
2015
 V. Mapa High
School
 Graciano
Lopez
Jaena Elementary
School
 Biga Elementary
School,
Silang,
Cavite
Brief Description and Objective of the
Activities
Brigada Eskwela aims to prepare the public
schools for the opening of classes in June 2015 by
mobilizing volunteers among teachers, parents
and other community members, as well as
companies, government agencies, and volunteer
organizations from different sectors of society.
This school maintenance effort engages all
education stakeholders to contribute their time,
effort and resources in ensuring that public school
facilities are prepared in time for the forthcoming
school opening.
The volunteers do minor repairs and
maintenance work in public schools such as
repainting, repair of leaking roofs and pipes,
checking for electrical safety, repair of broken
chairs and tables, and many others. For FEU this
undertaking was spearheaded by HRD, FEU-ELU
and CES/NSTP catering to three (3) public schools
with various extent of assistance and provided
services.
Timetable
Institute/Department
/Person/s In Charge
Budget
Three (3)
days
HRD,
FEU-ELU,
CES/NSTP Spearheaded
Dr. Marilou F. Cao,
Director, CES/NSTP
Prof. Noel B. Bejo,
Coordinator, CES/NSTP
Ms.
Rowena
B.
Zamudio,
Staff,
CES/NSTP
Mr. Abel Alvarez Jr.,
Staff, CES/NSTP
FEU Faculty, Employee
and Student Volunteers
P 83,
822.50
Output
- Repaired, refurbished and
repainted selected public
school classrooms and
facilities as part of DepEd’s
campaign in preparation for
opening of classes.
- Provided school supplies to
400 pupils from the selected
public school.
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Preparation for Brigada Eskwela: Undertaken by student volunteers across institutes supervised by CES/NSTP Staff.
Repacking of school supplies for selected public school pupils includes eco bag, notebooks, pad papers, crayons, sharpener, eraser and
pencil/ballpen. Student volunteers across institutes initiated the repacking of school supplies through a collaborative effort in line with the
preparation for Brigada Eskwela 2015.
The FEU Official Banner for Brigada Eskwela 2015 (Lay-out and Designed by the FEU Publication Office)
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Beneficiaries:
1. V. Mapa High School, Manila
May 18, 2015
It was the first day of the 12th Brigada Eskwela nationwide. The school welcomed the Tamaraw team with warmth. They had
a simple program in line with the opening of the Brigada Eskwela and teacher-parent seminar for K-12 program. Furthermore, the
team led by Dr. Marilou Cao, Director of CES/NSTP, divided the group into two as part of the campaign in refurbishing, repairing and
cleaning of classrooms and facilities. Tamaraw volunteers focused on cleaning fourteen (14) classrooms with the supervision of
school teachers and volunteers. Donations include paint and cleaning materials, and 100 packs of school supplies to selected high
school students.
(Photos: V. Mapa High School headed by their school principal welcomed the Tamaraw team with warmth.)
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Tamaraw team in Action!
(Pictures show how FEU team cleaned the selected fourteen (14) classrooms led by Dr. Marilou Cao)
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Turn-over of Donations
Below are the lists of donations given to V. Mapa High School:
Cleaning Materials
ITEMS
Stick Broom
Trash Bags
Soft Broom
Round Rags
Floor wax
Tide Ultra Detergent Soap
Sand Paper
Dust Pan
QUANTITY
25 pcs.
100pcs.
30pcs.
100pcs.
5pcs.
30pcs.
10pcs.
20pcs.
Cost
P 22.00
P 4.50
P 120.00
P 45.00
P 18.00
P 11.75
P 10.00
P 35.00
GRAND TOTAL
Total
P 550.00
P 450.00
P 3,600.00
P 4,500.00
P 90.00
P 362.50
P 100.00
P 700.00
P 10,352.50
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Painting Materials
ITEMS
White Permanent Gloss Latex
Brown Boysen Quick Drying
Enamel
Semi-Gloss Enamel #200
Boysen
Paint Tray
Paint Brush #2
Paint Brush #3
Roller Paint #7 with handle
Varnish
School Supplies Distribution
Items
Quantity
QUANTITY
Cost
Total
1 tin
4gals.
P 2,400.00
P 460.00
P 2,400.00
P 1,840.00
1 tin.
P 2,400.00
P 2,400.00
12pcs.
20pcs.
20pcs.
10pcs.
3pcs.
P 19.00
P 24.00
P 44.00
P 35.00
P 26.00
GRAND TOTAL
Number of Recipients
P 2,228.00
P 480.00
P 880.00
P 350.00
P 78.00
P 10,656.00
Cost
Total
High School
-Eco Bag
-Notebook
-Intermediate Pad
-Crosswise Pad
-Sketch Pad
-Ballpen
-Pencil
-(1 pc)
-(3 pcs)
-(2pcs)
-(2pcs)
-(1pc)
-(4pcs)
-(2pcs)
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
P 70.00
P 14.00
P 11.15
P 10.00
P 35.00
P 3.55
P 4.75
P 7,000.00
4,200.00
2,230.00
2,000.00
3,500.00
1,420.00
950.00
GRAND TOTAL
P 21,300.00
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2. Graciano Lopez Jaena Elementary School
May 20, 2015
The Tamaraw team led by Dr. Marilou Cao had their second day of Brigada Eskwela at Graciano Lopez Jaena Elementary
School. It was the second straight year being partnered with the institution. FEU team cleaned one classroom with supervision of the
school teachers and volunteers. After which, the school prepared a program led by their school principal and with the support of
school parents and pupils. Tamaraw team donated cleaning and paint materials, and 100 packs of school supplies to selected pupils
as beneficiaries.
(Photos: Tamaraw team helped the school in arranging and cleaning the classroom in preparation for the opening of the class on June 1, 2015)
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(Photos: Graciano Lopez Jaena Elementary School prepared a simple program headed by their school principal, Mrs. Elena Reyes. Pupils
and school teachers performed their prepared dance number, as the FEU team also performed their on the spot dance number. )
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The Distribution! (school supplies, cleaning and paint materials)
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Below are the lists of donations given to Graciano Lopez Jaena Elementary School:
Cleaning Materials
ITEMS
Stick Broom
Trash Bags
Soft Broom
Round Rags
Floor wax
Sand Paper
Dust Pan
Painting Materials
ITEMS
Enamel
Semi-Gloss Enamel #200
Boysen
Paint Tray
Paint Brush #2
Paint Brush #3
Varnish
QUANTITY
25 pcs.
100pcs.
30pcs.
100pcs.
5pcs.
30pcs.
10pcs.
20pcs.
Cost
P 22.00
P 4.50
P 120.00
P 45.00
P 18.00
P 11.75
P 10.00
P 35.00
GRAND TOTAL
Total
P 550.00
P 450.00
P 3,600.00
P 4,500.00
P 90.00
P 362.50
P 100.00
P 700.00
P 10,352.50
QUANTITY
1 tin
4gals.
Cost
P 2,400.00
P 460.00
Total
P 2,400.00
P 1,840.00
1 tin.
P 2,400.00
P 2,400.00
12pcs.
20pcs.
20pcs.
10pcs.
3pcs.
P 19.00
P 24.00
P 44.00
P 35.00
P 26.00
GRAND TOTAL
P 2,228.00
P 480.00
P 880.00
P 350.00
P 78.00
P 10,656.00
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School Supplies Distribution
Items
Quantity
Cost
Total
Grade 1
-Eco Bag
-Notebook
-Pad Paper
-Crayon
-Eraser
-Sharpener
-Pencil
-(1 pc)
-(3 pcs)
-(6pcs)
-(1pc)
-(1pc)
-(1pc)
-(6pcs)
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
P 70.00
P 8.00
P 6.50
P 15.80
P 3.50
P 1.85
P 4.75
Sub-total
P 2,800.00
960.00
1,560.00
632.00
140.00
74.00
1,140.00
P 7,306.00
Grade 2
-Eco Bag
-Notebook
-Pad Paper
-Crayon
-Eraser
-Sharpener
-Pencil
-(1 pc)
-(3 pcs)
-(6pcs)
-(1pc)
-(1pc)
-(1pc)
-(6pcs)
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
P 70.00
P 8.00
P 6.50
P 15.80
P 3.50
P 1.85
P 4.75
Sub-total
P 2,800.00
960.00
1,560.00
632.00
140.00
74.00
1,140.00
P 7,306.00
Grade 3
-Eco Bag
-Notebook
-Pad Paper
-Crayon
-Eraser
-Sharpener
-Pencil
-(1 pc)
-(3 pcs)
-(6pcs)
-(1pc)
-(1pc)
-(1pc)
-(6pcs)
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
P 70.00
P 8.00
P 6.50
P 15.80
P 3.50
P 1.85
P 4.75
Sub-total
P 2,100.00
720.00
1,170.00
474.00
105.00
55.50
855.00
P 5,479.50
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Grade 4
-Eco Bag
-Notebook
-Pad Paper
-Crayon
-Eraser
-Sharpener
-Pencil
-(1 pc)
-(3 pcs)
-(6pcs)
-(1pc)
-(1pc)
-(1pc)
-(6pcs)
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
P 70.00
8.00
6.50
15.80
3.50
1.85
4.75
Sub-total
P 2,100.00
720.00
1,170.00
474.00
105.00
55.50
855.00
P 5,479.50
Grade 5
-Eco Bag
-Notebook
-Intermediate Pad
-Crayon
-Eraser
-Pencil
-Ballpen
-(1pc.)
-(3pcs.)
-(2pcs.)
-(1pc.)
-(1pc.)
-(2pcs.)
-(4pcs.)
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
P 70.00
14.00
11.15
15.80
3.50
4.75
3.55
Sub-total
P 2,100.00
1,260.00
669.00
474.00
105.00
285.00
426.00
P 5,319.00
Grade 6
-Eco Bag
-Notebook
-Intermediate Pad
-Crayon
-Eraser
-Pencil
-Ballpen
-(1pc.)
-(3pcs.)
-(2pcs.)
-(1pc.)
-(1pc.)
-(2pcs.)
-(4pcs.)
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
P 70.00
14.00
11.15
15.80
3.50
4.75
3.55
Sub-total
P 2,100.00
1,260.00
669.00
474.00
105.00
285.00
426.00
P 5,319.00
GRAND TOTAL
P 36,209.00
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3. Biga Elementary School, Silang, Cavite
May 21, 2015
Tamaraw team had their final Brigada Eskwela activity at Biga Elementary School. This school had been part of the
university’s extension program for a long time. The team is composed of employees, faculties and student volunteers across
institutes put their efforts as one. The team was divided into groups: Institute of Education was assigned in Literacy Program and
Fitness and Sports fest Program (Annual Summer Intensive Training Program); on the other hand, employees and faculties of
different institutes were assigned in cleaning and repainting the rooms and facilities of the school. FEU team donated the following:
cleaning and painting materials, and 200 packs of school supplies to selected pupils.
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The Distribution! (school supplies, cleaning and paint materials)
(Photos: Distribution of school supplies was led by FEU-Employee Labor Union and assisted by the Institute of Education, CES/NSTP and
volunteers across institutes.)
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Cleaning Materials
ITEMS
Stick Broom
Trash Bags
Soft Broom
Round Rags
Floor wax
Sand Paper
Dust Pan
QUANTITY
25 pcs.
100pcs.
30pcs.
100pcs.
5pcs.
30pcs.
10pcs.
20pcs.
Cost
P 22.00
P 4.50
P 120.00
P 45.00
P 18.00
P 11.75
P 10.00
P 35.00
GRAND TOTAL
Total
P 550.00
P 450.00
P 3,600.00
P 4,500.00
P 90.00
P 362.50
P 100.00
P 700.00
P 10,352.50
Painting Materials
ITEMS
Enamel
Semi-Gloss
Enamel
#200
Boysen
Paint Tray
Paint Brush #2
Paint Brush #3
Varnish
QUANTITY
1 tin
4gals.
Cost
P 2,400.00
P 460.00
Total
P 2,400.00
P 1,840.00
1 tin.
P 2,400.00
P 2,400.00
12pcs.
20pcs.
20pcs.
10pcs.
3pcs.
P 19.00
P 24.00
P 44.00
P 35.00
P 26.00
GRAND TOTAL
P 2,228.00
P 480.00
P 880.00
P 350.00
P 78.00
P 10,656.00
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Items
Quantity
Cost
Total
Grade 1
-Eco Bag
-Notebook
-Pad Paper
-Crayon
-Eraser
-Sharpener
-Pencil
-(1 pc)
-(3 pcs)
-(6pcs)
-(1pc)
-(1pc)
-(1pc)
-(6pcs)
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
P 70.00
P 8.00
P 6.50
P 15.80
P 3.50
P 1.85
P 4.75
Sub-total
P 2,800.00
960.00
1,560.00
632.00
140.00
74.00
1,140.00
P 7,306.00
Grade 2
-Eco Bag
-Notebook
-Pad Paper
-Crayon
-Eraser
-Sharpener
-Pencil
-(1 pc)
-(3 pcs)
-(6pcs)
-(1pc)
-(1pc)
-(1pc)
-(6pcs)
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
P 70.00
P 8.00
P 6.50
P 15.80
P 3.50
P 1.85
P 4.75
Sub-total
P 2,800.00
960.00
1,560.00
632.00
140.00
74.00
1,140.00
P 7,306.00
Grade 3
-Eco Bag
-Notebook
-Pad Paper
-Crayon
-Eraser
-Sharpener
-Pencil
-(1 pc)
-(3 pcs)
-(6pcs)
-(1pc)
-(1pc)
-(1pc)
-(6pcs)
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
P 70.00
P 8.00
P 6.50
P 15.80
P 3.50
P 1.85
P 4.75
Sub-total
P 2,100.00
720.00
1,170.00
474.00
105.00
55.50
855.00
P 5,479.50
Grade 4
-Eco Bag
-Notebook
-Pad Paper
-Crayon
-Eraser
-Sharpener
-Pencil
-(1 pc)
-(3 pcs)
-(6pcs)
-(1pc)
-(1pc)
-(1pc)
-(6pcs)
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
P 70.00
8.00
6.50
15.80
3.50
1.85
4.75
Sub-total
P 2,100.00
720.00
1,170.00
474.00
105.00
55.50
855.00
P 5,479.50
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Grade 5
-Eco Bag
-Notebook
-Intermediate Pad
-Crayon
-Eraser
-Pencil
-Ballpen
-(1pc.)
-(3pcs.)
-(2pcs.)
-(1pc.)
-(1pc.)
-(2pcs.)
-(4pcs.)
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
P 70.00
14.00
11.15
15.80
3.50
4.75
3.55
Sub-total
P 2,100.00
1,260.00
669.00
474.00
105.00
285.00
426.00
P 5,319.00
Grade 6
-Eco Bag
-Notebook
-Intermediate Pad
-Crayon
-Eraser
-Pencil
-Ballpen
-(1pc.)
-(3pcs.)
-(2pcs.)
-(1pc.)
-(1pc.)
-(2pcs.)
-(4pcs.)
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
P 70.00
14.00
11.15
15.80
3.50
4.75
3.55
Sub-total
P 2,100.00
1,260.00
669.00
474.00
105.00
285.00
426.00
P 5,319.00
GRAND TOTAL
P 36,209.00
Date/
Month
Program/Project
Activities
Timetable
/Person/s In Charge
Output
May 20, 2015
Project
Barangay
CARe-A-VAN (CAReA-Veritable Action for
Neighbor)
dubbed
with
Values
Education
This activity aims to develop and instill good
manners and right conduct among the children
and youth of community.
One (1) day
Dr. Marilou F. Cao,
Director, CES/NSTP
Prof. Noel B. Bejo,
Rowena Zamudio, Staff
CES/NSTP
Abel Alvarez Jr., Staff,
CES/NSTP
Faculty, Employee and
Student Volunteers
-Instill the values of good manners and
right conduct.
 Barangay Payatas,
Quezon City
- Provided 161 packs of school supplies
to selected children of the barangay.
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Lecture on Values Education
Lecture on Values Education
Sharing
Sharing
Distribution of school supplies
Group Picture with the children
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Date/
Month
Program/Project
Activities
Timetable
/Person/s In Charge
Budget
May 21, 2015
Tam (ASITP) Annual
Summer
Intensive
Training Programs
(sportsfest,
fitness
and basic literacy
programs)
This activity aims to help Silang Cavite to be
progressive community by rendering continuous
programs and projects that require commitment
and hands on involvement to the community.
Furthermore, it also aims to help the pupils to
become progressive through continuous literacy
programs and projects.
One (1) day
Spearheaded by
Institute of Education.
Dr. Marilou F. Cao,
Director, CES/NSTP
Prof. Noel B. Bejo,
CES/NSTP
IE Student Volunteers
P 83,
822.50
 Biga
Elementary
School,
Silang,
Cavite
Output
- Increase pupils’ confidence
thus high passing rate in the
three (3) basic subjects.
Participants
of
health
awareness, and basic skills
development.
- Developed
camaraderie
among pupils and parents.
- Provided school supplies to
200 pupils (I-VI)
Physical Fitness and Sports fest
Spearheaded by Institute of Education (IE)-Department of Physical Education
Physical Fitness
Physical Fitness
Physical Fitness
Sportsfest
Sportsfest
Sportsfest
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Literacy Program (Science, Mathematics and English)
Spearheaded by Institute of Education (IE)-Department of General Education
The team which was spearheaded by Institute of Education conducted literacy session to pupils of Biga Elementary School
focusing on three (3) core subjects: Science, Mathematics and English. Pupils were given modules based on their literacy needs.
Science
Mathematics
English
(Photos: FEU-IE Professors simultaneously conducted literacy session to pupils of Biga Elementary School. Students participated well to the
lectures given by the Professors. )
Science
Mathematics
English
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Storytelling
Storytelling
(Photos: Likewise, FEU-IE student volunteers conducted storytelling to the pupils of Biga Elementary School.)
Date/
Month
Program/Project
Activities
Timeta
ble
Institute/Departmen
t/Person/s In Charge
Budget
Output
May 25, 2015
TAM CES SHIFT:
Livelihood Training
This activity is a follow up and continuation of the
training conducted last February 2014 re: Bag
Making out of old newspaper.
One (1)
day
P 3,054.80
- Target participants gained
knowledge and skills in
production
of
livelihood
products like bags.
The
Ethos
Art:
Filipino
Values
through Visual Arts
of Fine Arts Students
This activity focuses on transforming their
imaginative and visual artworks through painting.
Activity includes: lecture-workshop on arts and
handicrafts.
Spearheaded
by
Institute
of
Architecture and Fine
Arts
(IARFA)Department of Fine
Arts.
Dr. Marilou F. Cao,
Director, CES/NSTP
Prof. Estrellita Rito,
Fine Arts
CES/NSTP
Fine Arts Student
Volunteers
 Bureau
of
Jail
Management and
Penology (BJMP)Female
Inmates,
Sta. Cruz, Manila
- Produced decorative bags
through painting and designed
assisted by FEU-Fine Arts
students and facilitators which
will be for sale and certain
percentage of proceeds will go
to the female inmates
concerned.
- Participants gained knowledge
and developed their art skills
through art workshop.
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BJMP Female Inmates underwent training in production of livelihood products (Bag). Simultaneously, the FEU IARFA- Department of
Fine Arts taught basic arts appreciation through painting and designing the bag products. It was assisted by the student volunteers
from Fine Arts.
Livelihood Training
Livelihood Training
Livelihood Training
Painting and Designing
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Date/
Month
Program/Project
Activities
Timeta
ble
Institute/Departmen
t/Person/s In Charge
Output
May 28, 2015
Project
AGREE
(Agricultural
Gardening for the
Restoration of the
Earth
and
Environment)
dubbed with Feeding
Program and Social
Interaction among
NSTP students and
children of RSCC.
This activity is primarily, “Saving the Earth”, a
concern that is now significantly recognized by the
whole world. The initiative, however, has its
immediate beneficiaries in mind, the RSCC
children of DSWD. Creating an environment that
is conducive to the children is tantamount to
envisioning a better future for the community and
the world. Equally important is the involvement of
the FEU community, the faculty, staff and
students.
One (1)
day
CES/NSTP
Prof. Noel Bejo, NSTP
Coordinator
Prof. Nathaniel Lim,
NSTP FIC
CES/NSTP
Orlando Balasta, FEU
Alumni
NSTP students
- Students gained awareness on the
importance of caring the environment
through the initiative and efforts done.
- Involved the students in maintaining
and sustaining in the development of
the area.
- Participants developed sense of
socialization among children through
their collaborative efforts.
- Inculcated among the students the
values of volunteerism and service to
fellowmen.
 Reception
and
Study Center for
Children
(RSCC),
Quezon City
Activities include: cleaning, sprinkling of plants
and other ecological efforts to maintain the
efforts of this project. Also, a feeding program and
socialization among students and children of RSCC
was initiated.
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Socialization with the kids
Gift giving
Presentation of the kids
Feeding session
Feeding session
Turn-over of the Gifts
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 Saranghaeyo Pilipinas 2015
20th of June 2015, Far East University Korea and Far Eastern University Manila had its joint volunteer program which was
tagged as Saranghaeyo Pilipinas. Tamaraw team fetched its counterparts at Ninoy Aquino International Airport. FEU Manila team
was composed of student volunteers across institutes led by Dr. Marilou F. Cao, Director of CES/NSTP; likewise, FEU Korea was led
by Dr. Yang Jung Mi and Dr. Wonjin Jin with their student volunteers.
FEU Manila welcomed the Korean volunteers with a cultural presentation from the FEU Bamboo Band. Further, Dr. Marilou
Cao, welcomed them with her untiring and inspirational message, and a flashback of the last year activity program. After which, a
lunch with the volunteers among the two universities was followed.
Also, FEU Dance Company through the President’s Committee on Culture performed as part of the FEU Manila’s cultural
presentation; likewise, Korean volunteers performed there signature K Pop dance to entertain the audiences. Welcome ceremony
was ended with a socialization and interaction among the student volunteers.
21st of June 2015, both teams went to Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Center (NAPWC) at Quezon City for their first joint
community venture focusing on environmental concerns and awareness in line with protection, campaign and advocacy on
environment.
The activity began with a simple gathering and socialization among volunteers. Further, an educational briefing, through
NAPWC representative, tackled the history of the park and followed by an orientation proper for the community activity –tree
planting and cleaning of the park.
Four seedlings were planted at the designated area of the park led by its volunteers from the two universities. Also, cleaning
of the park was followed. The team also had a chance to tour around and see the beauty of the greener area inside the metropolis.
22nd of June 2015, the team gathered in an orphanage at Reception and Study for Children (RSCC). The Korean team as well
as the FEU Manila team prepared for its socialization activity with the orphans. Activity which includes face painting, balloon art,
bubble art, kicking shuttlecock game and nail art were facilitated by the Korean volunteers. Likewise, tamaraw team prepared a
simple program and lunch with the orphans which were facilitated by volunteers. The day ended with a smile in the face of the
children and an endless happiness in part of the volunteers.
23rd of June 2015, project make-over at RSCC’s Pink house started through an orientation with the volunteers. It was
followed then by grouping them into two and distributing the tasks with designated area as part of repairing and refurbishing the
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pink house. Team 1 was tasked to remove/scrub the existing paints at walls. On the other hand, team 2 started to repaint the walls
that were already scrubbed by the carpenters. Volunteers were being assisted, facilitated and guided by the carpenters for the
entire duration of the community works and volunteer program.
For five (5) days of community immersion at RSCC, in line with the project make-over at pink house, the team boosts its
camaraderie and friendship among others. Volunteers from FEU Korea and FEU Manila had a chance to work together for the
benefit of the wider society which is to help and extend their social arm for others. The spirit of volunteerism regardless of their
status in society enlightened and a worthwhile community works was made possible through a joint effort and collaboration among
the two universities as well as with the partner agencies.
 Documentation Picture
 The Arrival and Welcome Ceremony
-
Cultural Presentation spearheaded by President’s Committee on Culture (PCC), Socialization and Interaction
among student leaders and volunteers from FEU Korea and FEU Manila.
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 Community Immersion and Volunteer Works at Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Center, Quezon City
- Activities include tree planting, cleaning the park and socialization among the student volunteers.
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 Community Immersion and Volunteer Works at Reception and Study Center for Children
-
Activities include educational games, socialization and simple lunch with the orphans.
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 Project Make-over at Reception and Study for Children, Quezon City
Pink House Make-over. A joint effort of both FEU Korea and FEU- Manila volunteers. Activities include
Cleaning, repairing, repainting and refurbishing of the Pink House.
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 Closing and Turn-over Ceremonies.
-
Activities include DSWD Representative acknowledgement of the donations and volunteer works and support.
Messages from the officials of FEU-Manila and FEU-Korea.
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II.
September Morn
Month of September is National Peace Consciousness Month or Peace Month according to the Proclamation No. 675 issued on July 20,
2004. This is in line with the promotion of consciousness among Filipinos on the comprehensive peace process and promotes a culture
of peace, respect, rights and freedoms. Moreover, activities that include for the month of September are: celebration of crime
prevention, clean and green, and DepEd’s PNoy 1B Trees Project. Further, month of September will be a blossom month for justice,
compassion, love and care in our bio-community.
Reference: Celebration: September is ‘peace month’ (2014). Manila Bulletin. Retrieved from http://www.mb.com.ph/celebrationseptember-is-peace-month/
Date/
Month
August
2015
1,
Program/Project
 2
Walk for Peace 2015:
Walk against Hazing and
other types of violence in our
communities at
Bonifacio Shrine to Qurino
Grandstand, Manila
This
activity
aims
for
awareness campaign against
hazing and other types of
violence in our communities
especially in educational
institutions.
nd
Timetable
1 (One)
Day
In Charge
Budget
Output
Organized and Spearheaded by City
of Manila Youth Development and
Welfare Bureau. Participated by
Prof. Noel B. Bejo, NSTP Coordinator
Mr. Abel Alvarez Jr., CES/NSTP Staff
NSTP 1 Faculty in Charge (FICs) and
Students
P 9,875.00
- Gained awareness
and realization of
individual
responsibility
for
fellowmen
and
mankind.
Spearheaded by City of Manila- Youth Development and Welfare Bureau
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Date/
Month
Program/Project
Activities
August 16,
2015
ANCOP Global Walk
at Quezon Memorial
Circle
to
Commonwealth
Avenue, Quezon City
This is an annual fundraising event of CFC
ANCOP Global Foundation which aims to
raise awareness and funds for Couples for
Christ’s work with the poor program
particularly,
the
Child
Sponsorship
Program. This program is geared towards
providing education to those living in
extreme poverty. FEU sponsored six (6)
scholars amounting to 150K annually.
Timetable
1 (One)
Day
In Charge
Organized and Spearheaded by
Couples for Christ (CFC) ANCOP
Global Foundation. Participated by
Dr. Marilou F. Cao, CES/NSTP
Director, Prof. Noel Bejo, NSTP
Coordinator, Ms. Rowena Zamudio,
CES/NSTP Staff, Mr. Abel Alvarez,
CES/NSTP Staff, NSTP 1 and 2 Faculty
in Charge (FICs) and Students across
institutes.
Budget
P 174,
000.00
Output
-Sponsored six (6)
scholars from the
150K worth donation
subject to increase.
-Inculcated values of
kindness
and
perseverance among
student participants.
-Exposed students to
worldwide campaign
for a cause.
Spearheaded by Couples for Christ (CFC) ANCOP Global Foundation
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Date/
Month
Program/Project
Brief Description and Objective
of the Activities
August 10September
28, 2015
Project
Barangay
CARe-A-VAN:
Capacity Building and
Leadership Training at
Bureau
of
Jail
Management
and
PenologyFemale
Inmates, Manila
This activity is a series of seminars
designed for the BJMP Female
Inmates with the use of art
intervention in emotional healing.
Activity includes: group discussion
and sharing.
Timetable
In Charge
Budget
Series of
activity
(continuous)
Spearheaded by Institute of Arts
and Sciences- Department of
Psychology. Participated by Dr.
Marilou Cao, Director, CES/NSTP,
Prof. Noel Bejo, NSTP Coordinator,
Ms. Rowena Zamudio, CES/NSTP
Staff, Mr. Abel Alvarez, CES/NSTP
Staff, Department of Psychology
Faculty and Student volunteers.
P
6,360.00
Output
-Therapeutic
skills
development
- - Shared their thoughts,
insights, personal issues
through art works like
drawing, sharing, group
discussion, etc.
s- Enhanced their basic
communication and listening
skills towards providing
assistance to their fellow
inmates.
Spearheaded by Institute of Arts and Sciences (IAS)- Department of Psychology
Anger Management
Anger Management
Anger Management
Individual Strengths and Weaknesses
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Date/
Month
Program/Project
Activities
September
9, 2015
Project
Barangay
CARe-A-VAN: Voters
Education at Barangay
Payatas, Quezon City
This activity aims to acquaint the electorate
of the community with the basic concepts
of democracy and the role of elections in
democracy and governance and to
encourage the members of the electorate
to participate in the whole electoral
process.
Timetable
1 (One)
Day
In Charge
Budget
Output
Spearheaded by Institute of Arts and
Sciences- Department of Political
Science. Participated by Dr. Marilou
Cao, Director CEs/NSTP, Mr. Abel
Alvarez, CES/NSTP Staff, Prof.
Ildefonso Fulgar, Program Head,
Political Science Faculty and Student
volunteers.
P
20,000.00
-Gained
awareness
and knowledge on
electoral process and
rights as citizens of
this country.
Spearheaded by Institute of Arts and Sciences (IAS)- Department of Political Science
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Date/
Month
Program
/Project
Brief Description and Objective of the Activities
September
13 and 20,
2015
Project
Barangay
CARe-AVAN:
Sports
Clinic at
FEU
Quadrangl
e
This serve as an avenue for educating the community in
order to meet their physical, psychological, emotional
and social needs to prepare them from taking full
responsibility for their own lives and welfare through
fitness. It will also help in educating the community
through fitness, potential and abilities of each
individual. The project is geared towards promoting a
just and humane society, in accordance with the visionmission of the institution.
Timetable
2 (Two)
Days
In Charge
Budget
Output
Spearheaded
by
Institute
of
Education- Department of Physical
Education. Participated by Dr.
Marilou Cao, Director CES/NSTP, Dr.
Jayson Cruz, Program Head, Mr. Abel
Alvarez, CES/NSTP Staff, Department
of Education Faculty and student
volunteers.
P
20,000.00
- Provided network to
the community, and
explained
the
importance of sports
and recreation to their
daily lives and health.
- Improved positive
socialization skills and
attitude.
Spearheaded by Institute of Education (IE) - Physical Education
Arnis Training
Arnis Training
Arnis Training
Volleyball Training
Basketball Training
Basketball Training
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Date/
Month
Program/Project
Brief Description and Objective of the Activities
Timetable
Institute/Department/
Person/s In Charge
Budget
Output
September
19, 2015
NSTP Community
th
Immersion:
30
International
Coastal Clean Up
Dive at Manila Bay,
Roxas Blvd., Manila
This program serves as to: (1) engage people to
remove trash and debris from beaches, waterways
and other water bodies; (2) identify the sources of
debris; (3) change behaviors that cause pollution; (4)
raise awareness on the extent of the marine debris
problem and (5) aid in better informed policy
decisions and improved solid waste management
programs. These are all in consonance with the NSTP
1 module on Environmental Care and Protection.
1 (One)
Day
Spearheaded by Ocean’s
Conservancy’s
International
Coastal
Clean
Up
(ICC).
Participated by CES/NSTP:
Prof. Noel Bejo, NSTP
Coordinator, NSTP 1
Faculty in Charge (FICs)
and Students.
P
8,400.00
-NSTP 1 participants gained
awareness
on
Environmental
Concerns
and a Clean Environment,
and applied the learning on
environmental care through
cleaning and recycling the
trash.
-100% compliance to the
NSTP
program
requirements.
Before
After
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Date/
Month
Program/Pro
ject
Activities
Timeta
ble
Institute/Department/Person/s In
Charge
Budget
Output
September
24, 2015
Clean Up Dive
at Manila Bay,
Roxas
Blvd.,
Manila
This program serves as to: (1) engage people to
remove trash and debris from beaches, waterways
and other water bodies; (2) identify the sources of
debris; (3) change behaviors that cause pollution;
(4) raise awareness on the extent of the marine
debris problem and (5) aid in better informed
policy decisions and improved solid waste
management programs.
1 (One)
Day
Spearheaded by Integrated Bar of the
Philippines
(IBP)
and
Student
Discipline. Participated by CES/NSTP
and Student Development
Dr. Marilou F. Cao, Director CES/NSTP,
Atty. Rosalie Cada, Director SD, Prof.
Noel
Bejo,
NSTP
Coordinator,
CES/NSTP, SD and SDev Staff, NSTP
Students, Volunteers and Alumni
across institute.
P
6,000.00
- Participants
gained
awareness
on
Environmental
Concerns and a Clean
Environment.
Spearheaded by Student Discipline (SD) and Integrated Bar of the Philippines
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Date/
Month
Program/Project
Activities
Timeta
ble
Institute/Department/Perso
n/s In Charge
Budget
Output
September
29, 2015
Project Barangay
CARe-A-VAN;
Seminar
on
Ecology
and
Climate Change at
Ramon Magsaysay
High School
Conduct lecture forums on contemporary world
issues within the grasp of senior students and
teachers of Ramon Magsaysay High School. This
project aims to: (1) educate students and
teachers on Global issues like Environmental
Concerns, Sustainable Development, Peace
Initiative, etc.; (2) facilitate relevant information
that will clarify and broaden students’ and
teachers’ perspective on important National and
International matters.
1 (One)
Day
Spearheaded by Institute of Arts
and Sciences-Department of
International
Studies.
Dr.
Marilou F. Cao, CES/NSTP
Director, Dr. Pastora Liggayu,
PH, Dr. Wilson Chua, IS Faculty,
Ms. Rowena Zamudio, CES/NSTP
Staff,
Mr.
Abel
Alvarez,
CES/NSTP Staff, FEU faculty,
staff and student volunteers
P
2,850.00
-Gained awareness about
Global
issues
like
Environmental
Concerns,
Sustainable
Development,
Peace Initiatives, etc.
-Proactive stance of students
and teachers on National and
International Matters.
-Participated and involved in
worthwhile humane causes.
Spearheaded by Institute of Arts and Sciences-Department of International Studies
Registration Area
Opening Remarks
Lecture on Ecology and Climate Change
Lecture on Ecology and Climate Change
Worthwhile Activity
Closing Remarks
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Date/
Month
Program/Project
Timeta
ble
Charge
Budget
October 1,
2015
F.E.A.S.T. Program
(Far
Eastern
University’s
Eco
waste-Advocacy on
Segregation
of
Trash)
Tree Planting at
Carmona, Cavite
This activity aims to be
environmentally-themed endeavor
stresses the care for the
environment as it applies the
learning and insight of the NSTP
module
seminars
on
environmental
care
and
awareness
as
community
immersion.
1 (One)
Day
Spearheaded by CES/NSTP Office.
Prof. Noel B. Bejo, NSTP Coordinator,
Mr. Abel Alvarez, CES/NSTP Staff
Faculty-in-charge/s (FICs), NSTP 1
Students
P 78,
000.00
Output
-Concerned
participants
gained
awareness
on
Environmental
Concerns and clean environment.
-100%
compliance
to
NSTP
requirements as part of its
community immersion program.
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Date/
Month
Program/Project
Timeta
ble
n/s In Charge
October 1,
2015
Metro Art KKK
(Kalinisan,
Kalikasan
at
Kalusugan) at FEU
Main Campus
environmentally themed endeavor
learning
and
insight
on
environmental
care
and
awareness.
1 (One)
Day
Spearheaded by CES/NSTP. Ms.
Rowena Zamudio, CES/NSTP
Staff, NSTP 1 Faculty-in-Charge
(FICs), NSTP 1 Students.
Budget
P 1,800.00
Output
-100%
compliance
to
NSTP
requirements on immersion.
-Students were engrossed to clean
and eco waste environment various
activities.
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Date/
Month
Program/Project
Timeta
ble
Charge
Budget
Output
October 3,
2015
TAMBAYANIHAN:
FEU
Medical,
Dental and Legal
Mission
at
Barangay Payatas,
Quezon City
This community outreach activity
intends to provide basic health
care services, medical and dental
treatment particularly fever and
flu, cough and colds, wounds,
allergies, diarrhea, hypertension
and vitamin deficiency, Also this
activity offers legal assistance to
the community
1 (One)
Day
Spearheaded by FEU Law Alumni
Association, FEU Alumni Foundation,
Inc., AFP Reserved Command National
Police Commission, Alumni Relations
and Placement Service (ARPS) and
Community
Extension
Service
(CES/NSTP). Dr. Marilou F. Cao,
Director CES/NSTP, Dr. Marcon Espino,
Director ARPS, Prof. Noel Bejo, NSTP
Coordinator, CES/NSTP, ARPS, Student
and
Alumni
Volunteers
across
institutes.
P
31,500.
00
-Provided basic health care services to
the community beneficiaries.
-Distributed vitamins for kids and
basic medicines for fever and flu,
cough and colds, wounds, allergies,
diarrhea, hypertension
-Provided meals to beneficiaries.
-Given medical and legal advice to
majority of the beneficiaries.
-Free medical, dental and legal
consultations and assistance.
Spearheaded by Alumni Relations and Placement Services (ARPS)
Registration Area
Vital Signs Area
Triage Area
Eye Check-up
Medical Check-up
Medicine Distribution
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Date/
Month
October
11, 2015
Program/Project
Timeta
ble
Charge
Budget
Output
NSTP
2
Culminating
Activity at FEU
Mini Auditorium
This activity intends the students
to reflect on their personal
experiences and put into practice
the learning’s and insights they
gained from their community
services.
1 (One)
Day
Spearheaded by CES/NSTP. Dr. Marilou
Cao, CES/NSTP Director, Prof. Noel
Bejo, NSTP Coordinator, Mr. Abel
Alvarez, CES/NSTP Staff, NSTP 2 Faculty
in Charge/s (FICs) and students across
institutes.
P
1,092.0
0
- Voiced out their opinions on matters
that pertain to topic discussed.
- Reflected on the value and
importance of doing small things in
dealing with others and one’s
personal worth.
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Date/
Month
Program/Project
of the Activities
Timeta
ble
Institute/Department/Person/s In Charge
Budg
et
Output
October
13, 2015
Tamaraw
Conservation
Month Exhibit at
FEU NRH Lobby
1 (One)
Day
Tamaraw
Conservation
Month Forum at
FEU Auditorium
Spearheaded by Student Development, Marketing
and Communication Office, FEU Educational
Foundation and Memorial Foundation and
Community Extension Services/NSTP.
Dr. Marilou Cao, CES/NSTP Director, Prof. Joeven
Castro, SDev Director, Dr. Rowena Capulong, MCO
Manager, Ms. Ruth Del Rosario, FEU-EFI and
NRMF Executive Director, NSTP Faculty in
Charge/s (FICs) and Students, FEU Faculty, Staffs
and Students across institutes.
P 27,
000.0
0
October
16, 2015
This activity through the adherence
of Presidential Proclamation No.
273 October Month was declared
as Special Month for the
Conservation and Protection of the
Tamaraws. This is in coordination
with Department of Environment
and Natural Resources (DENR) and
Mindoro Biodiversity Conservation
Foundation, Inc.
- Gained awareness on the
importance of protecting
the Tamaraws.
- Collaborated to different
organizations in line with
the
conservation
and
protection
of
the
Tamaraws’ habitat.
Tamaraw Conservation Month Exhibit- October 13, 2015
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Tamaraw Conservation Month Forum- October 16, 2015
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Date/
Month
Program/Project
October
17,
2015
Hands on Manila: Servathon
2015 with the theme: “One
Community for Sustainability”FEU Project: “I Care, I Teach”
at
Children
International,
Fairview, Quezon City
HOM’s flagship programs, the
Servathon, make volunteering
easily accessible for different
companies and organizations. For
one day each year, companies’
carrier-driven associates step out
of the office and build
camaraderie through meaningful
volunteer work.
Timet
able
1
(One)
Day
In Charge
Participated by Dr. Maria Teresa
Trinidad Tinio, SVPAA, Dr. Myrna
Quinto, VPAD, Dr. Marilou Cao,
Director CES/NSTP, Dr. Rowena
Capulong, Manager MCO, Prof. Noel
Bejo, NSTP Coordinator, Ms. Rowena
Zamudio, CES/NSTP Staff, Faculty,
Staff and Student Volunteers across
institutes.
Budget
P 115,
500.00
Output
- Developed the values of
camaraderie, socialization and
interaction
among
its
community.
- Instilled learning in basic
Math, English and Math
through tutorials.
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Date/
Month
Program/Project
October
25,
2015
Project Barangay CARe-A-VAN
dubbed with Lecture-Seminar
on Proper Food Handling and
Sanitation.
Participants:
Barangays in FEU vicinity
This activity aims to empower
with proper knowledge the food
vendors in nearby barangays in
FEU for food safety and
sanitation.
Timet
able
1
(One)
Day
In Charge
Spearheaded by Institute of Tourism
and Hotel Management (ITHM).
Participated by Prof. Mark Lixcel
Lantican, APH ITHM, Dr. Marilou Cao,
CES/NSTP Director, Mr. Abel Alvarez,
CES/NSTP Staff, FEU professors,
students and staff volunteers.
Budget
Output
P 3,500.00 - Gained knowledge in the
importance of proper food
handling and sanitation.
- Gained understanding in the
implications
of
poor
sanitation.
Spearheaded by Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management (ITHM)
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Date/
Month
Program/Project
Brief Description and Objective of
the Activities
October
26,
2015
Project
Barangay
CARe-A-VAN: IAS
3K
(Karunungan,
Kalusugan,
Kabuhayan)
at
Barangay Bancaan,
Naic, Cavite
This
project,
3K
(Karunungan,
Kalusugan, Kabuhayan) is IAS SC’s
initiatives collaborated with the
different department of Institute of Arts
and Sciences namely Biology, Medical
Technology, Psychology departments
and CES, that started last Academic
Year, aims to help the underprivileged
Community of Brgy. Bancaan, Naic,
Cavite. This will be the target population
in the next 4-5 years for IAS SC’s
outreach program.
Timetab
le
In Charge
Output
1 (One)
Day
Spearheaded by Institute of Arts -Different programs as scheduled executed:
and Sciences (IAS) Student Council Zumba, Physical Fitness for Kids, Discussion
in partnership with CES/NSTP. and Return Demonstration of Proper Hand
Participated by Dr. Marilou Cao, Washing to the children of community and
Director CES/NSTP, IAS Associate Discussion on Reproductive Health to
Dean Generoso Pamittan, Dr. Teenagers of the Community
Hector Perez, Dr. Edwardo Mamaat,
-Shared packs of emergency and medical
Dr. Ritchelle Briones, Dr. Wifredo
kits.
Quijencio, Prof. Lyra Blanco, Prof.
-Conducted
Needs Assessment Survey.
Michael De Vera, IAS and CES/NSTP
Staff, Alumni, Student Volunteers.
Spearheaded by Institute of Arts and Science (IAS) Student Council
Zumba
Physical Fitness for Kids
Discussion on Proper Hand Washing
Return Demonstration on Proper Hand Washing
Conducted Needs Assessment Survey
Discussion on Reproductive Health
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Date/
Month
Program/Project
Activities
October
27,
2015
Tambayanihan:
Relief Operation at
Barangay
San
Marcos, Calumpit
and Barangay San
Roque,
Hagonoy,
Bulacan
This is in line with our vision and mission
which seek to provide responsive programs
and remedial actions to alleviate suffering of
affected children and families in devastated
communities through voluntary efforts of its
teaching and non-teaching employees,
students and administrators. The voluntary
assistance may consist of, but are not
limited to, financial contribution, time and
efforts responsive and emergency situations.
Timetabl
e
Institute/Department/Person/
s In Charge
1 (One)
Day
Spearheaded
by
CES/NSTP.
Participated by Dr. Marilou Cao,
Director CES/NSTP, Dr. Marcon
Espino, Director ARPS, Prof. Noel
Bejo, NSTP Coordinator, Prof.
Yolanda Lingat, Ms. Estrella
Ampatin, Section Head PCC, Ms.
Rowena Zamudio, CES/NSTP Staff,
Mr. Abel Alvarez, CES/NSTP Staff,
Staff and Student Volunteers
across institutes.
Budget
Output
P
- Provided 200 packs of relief
98,090.00
goods to communities of
Barangay
San
Marcos,
Calumpit and Barangay San
Roque, Hagonoy, Bulacan
affected by the typhoon
Lando.
- University’s
gesture
of
expressing concern to its
communities.
Relief Operation at San Marcos, Calumpit, Bulacan
Turn-over of Relief Goods at San Roque, Hagonoy,
Turn-over of Relief Goods at San Roque, Hagonoy
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III.
December Thanksgiving
“Thanks Giving through Sharing”. Inculcating sacrifice, kindness and generosity. An opportunity for bonding, get together and celebrations.
Date/
Mont
h
Program/Proj
ect
Activities
Timeta
ble
Institute/Department/P
erson/s In
Charge
Budget
Output
Novem
ber 3,
5, 6, 9
and
10,
2015
Project
Barangay
CARe-A-VAN:
Sound
Mind
and
Sound
Body
Fitness
Program
at
Bureau of Jail
Management
and Penology
This activity serves as an avenue for educating the
community in order to meet their physical,
psychological, emotional and social needs to
prepare them from taking full responsibility for their
own lives and welfare through fitness. It will also
help in educating the community through fitness,
potential and abilities of each individual. The project
is geared towards promoting a just and humane
society, in accordance with the vision-mission of the
institution.
Five (5)
Day
Spearheaded by Institute of
Education-Department of
Physical
Education.
Participated by Dr. Jayson
Cruz, PH P.E., Dr. Marilou
Cao, CES/NSTP Director, Dr.
Elisa Mañalac, IE Associate
Dean, Prof. Noel Bejo, NSTP
Coordinator, FEU faculty,
staff
and
student
volunteers.
P
40,850.00
- Provided structured positive
alternatives which can be used
to fill leisure time.
- Improved physical fitness skill
level.
- Educated inmates regarding the
importance of physical fitness
and recreational activities in our
daily lives and health.
- Improved positive socialization
skills.
Spearheaded by Institute of Education- Department of Physical Education
54 | P a g e
Date/
Mont
h
Program/Project
Activities
Novem
ber 25,
2015
Project
Barangay
CARe-A-VAN: Laban
ni Maria- Cervical
Screening
and
Health
Promotion
activity
among
inmates of the BJMP
Female
Dorm
Inmates.
Cervical cancer is the 2 most significant cause
of malignant morbidity among women of
reproductive age, who has already had sexual
debut. This is caused by Human Papilloma
Virus 16, and 18. The same likewise cause
other form of inflammatory processes in the
female reproductive tract that later on would
cause significant sequelae like infertility and
warts formation.
nd
Timeta
ble
Budg
et
Output
One (1)
Day
Spearheaded by Institute of Arts and SciencesDepartment
of
Medical
Technology.
Participated by Dr. Jose Edwardo Mamaat,
Program Head-Medical Technology, Dr.
Marilou Cao, CES/NSTP Director, Dr. Ritchelle
Briones, Assistant Program Head-Medical
Technology, Ms. Rowena Zamudio, CES/NSTP
Staff, Mr. Abel Alvarez, CES/NSTP Staff.
Medical Technology Faculty and Staff
Volunteers.
P
14,50
0.00
- Gained awareness
and
knowledge
regarding on the
importance
of
cervical screening.
- Catered 40 plus
female inmates for
cervical screening.
Spearheaded by IAS- Department of Medical Technology
Health Lecture
Health Lecture
Cervical Screening- Pap Smear
Cervical Screening- Pap Smear
55 | P a g e
Date/
Mont
h
Program/
Project
Activities
Timeta
ble
In Charge
Budget
Output
Decem
ber 5,
2015
Christmas
Cheers for
Children at
Floridablan
ca,
Zambales
This activity provides a venue for collaboration of
various alumni organizations in the quest to
actualize a community service framework where the
different alumni associations are connected with the
FEU Alumni Foundation (umbrella organization). The
FEU-AF officers together with the alumni
associations aim to highlight the direction and plans
of FEU-AF for the FEU Alumni community. The
gathering with the aeta community is a community
service initiative involving the alumni as the FEU
community celebrates the Christmas season.
One (1)
Day
Spearheaded by Alumni Relations and
Placement Services together with the
FEU-Almuni
Foundation
and
CES/NSTP. Participated by Dr. Marcon
Espino, ARPS Director, Dr. Marilou
Cao, CES/NSTP Director, Dr. Adalbert
Alcaide, FEU Makati Associate Dean,
Officers of FEUAFI, CES/NSTP/ARPS
and FEU Makati Staff, faculty and
student
(BOSS
student
org)
Volunteers across institutes.
P
64,000.
00
-Understanding the true essence
of the spirit of gift giving.
-Provided gifts and lunch to 200
plus kids and parents from Aeta
Community.
-Conducted
activities
which
inspire the kids and made them
happy and experience the true
essence of Christmas.
- Alumni and volunteers spared
time and resources.
Spearheaded by Alumni Relations and Placement Services and FEU Alumni Foundation, Inc.
Ocular Visit
Ocular Visit
Mass
Socialization
Lecture on Hygiene and Sanitation
Distribution of Gifts
56 | P a g e
Date/
Mont
h
Program/Project
Objective of the
Activities
Decem
ber 11,
2015
IARFA Art Exhibit 2015:
Sining
para
sa
Kalikasan
dubbed
under The Ethos Art
and Culture through
Visual Artworks at
Ninoy Aquino Parks and
Wildlife Center, Quezon
City
This activity focuses on
transforming
their
imaginative and visual
artworks through painting
which will be showcase
through exhibit.
Timetab
le
One (1)
Day
Spearheaded by Institute of Architecture and Fine
Arts (IARFA) in collaboration with CES/NSTP.
Participated and attended by Atty. Gianna
Montinola, VP Marketing and Corporate Affairs,
Dr. Marilou Cao, CES/NSTP Director, Dr. Rowena
Capulong-Reyes, Manager MCO, Dean Lorelei De
Viana, IARFA Dean, Prof. Noel Bejo, NSTP
Coordinator, PASU Nelson Castillo, NAPWC, FEU
Staff and Volunteers.
Budget
P
40,875.00
Output
-Showcased of visual artworks
in relation to environmental
concerns and awareness.
-Understanding
and
appreciation of arts.
Spearheaded by Institute of Architecture and Fine Arts (IARFA)
57 | P a g e
Date/
Mont
h
Program/Projec
t
Activities
Timet
able
Charge
Budget
Output
Decem
ber 18,
2015
Project Barangay
CARe-A-VAN:
Kwentong may
Kwenta at Bureau
of
Jail
Management and
Penology
The project is focused on showing “CARE” for
the marginalized sectors in our society. This
project is an initiative to give attention to the
least of our neighbors, to let them feel that
they too are important and are not left out in
our society.
One
(1) Day
Spearheaded by Institute of Arts and
Sciences- Department of Literature and
Humanities. Participated by Prof. Diego
Abad, PH Literature and Humanities,
Dr.
Marilou
F. Cao, CES/NSTP Director, Prof. Ariel
Valeza, Prof. Jerome Requidan, FEU
Faculty, Staff and student volunteers
across institutes
P
2,929.2
0
-Established a positive feedback
through sharing stories among
others.
-Socialization and interaction
through
worthwhile
games
among
volunteers
and
incarcerated women.
- Shared 100pcs of hygiene kits.
This activity includes storytelling to female
incarcerated women, group discussion and
sharing among others.
Spearheaded by Insititute of Arts and Sciences (IAS)- Department of Literature and Humanities
Storytelling
Storytelling
Storytelling
Sharing
Socialization and interaction
Gift giving
58 | P a g e
Date/
Mont
h
Program/Projec
t
Activities
Timeta
ble
/Person/s In Charge
Budget
Output
Decem
ber 1521,
2015
Project Barangay
CARe-A-VAN
(CARe-A-Veritable
Action for
Neighbor)
Dubbed with:
-Literacy
Programs
-Proper Hygiene
and Sanitation
Seminar
-Values
Education, etc.
The project is focused on showing “CARE” for
the marginalized sectors in our society. The
analogy of caring for the body reflects the
truth behind the same. Most often than not,
we spend much on our head more than we do
with the lower parts of our body (like the feet).
This is project is an initiative to give attention
to the least of our neighbors, to let them feel
that they too are important and are not left
out in our society. Showing them that we care
through simple projects like the “CARe-A-VAN”
may just be a little act but will sure make a big
difference in their lives – for the same affirms
the fact that they too are of importance..
One (1)
Week
Spearheaded
by
CES/NSTP. Participated
by Dr. Marilou Cao,
CES/NSTP Director, Prof.
Noel
Bejo,
NSTP
Coordinator,
Prof.
Nathaniel Lim, NSTP
Faculty-in-Charge, Mr.
Abel Alvarez, CES/NSTP
Staff, Ms. Rowenza
Zamudio,
CEs/NSTP
Staff, FEU students and
faculty across institues.
P
126,432.
90
-Responded to the needs of the community
through conducting lectures on proper
hygiene and sanitation, literacy sessions, etc.
-Extended gesture of assistance through
simple donations of pack goods, hygiene kits
and school supplies as incentives to
deserving indigents.
-Immersed Values Formation and Character
Building among the target participants
through series of lectures undertaken.
-Empowered the Barangay Officials and
guided them in organizing and monitoring
the assembly.
Preparation for Project Barangay CARe-A-VAN December Thanksgiving: Undertaken by student volunteers across
institutes supervised by CES/NSTP Staff.
Repacking of school supplies, pack of goods and hygiene kits as incentives and gifts to deserving indigents in different
barangays.
59 | P a g e
Giving Back the Tamaraws’ Way
Gawad Kalinga
Gawad Kalinga
Gawad Kalinga
FEU JAMMAS and Security Guards
Barangay 531 Zone 52
60 | P a g e
Summary Matrix of Recipients and Graphical presentation
Distribution of School Supplies
RECEPIENTS/SCHOOLS/BARANGAYS
Number of Beneficiaries
1. GMA Kapuso Foundation
2. Aeta Community, Floridablanca, Zambales
3. Gawad Kalinga
4. Barangay Payatas, Quezon City
GRAND TOTAL
Schedule of Distribution
40
156
60
100
356
November 26, 2015
December 5, 2015
December 15, 2015
December 19, 2015
100
Barangay Payatas, Quezon City
60
Gawad Kalinga
156
Aeta Community, Floridablanca, Zambales
40
GMA Kapuso Foundation
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
61 | P a g e
Distribution of Packed of Goods and Hygiene Kits
RECEPIENTS/SCHOOLS/BARANGAYS
Number of Beneficiaries
1. Aeta Community, Floridablanca, Zambales
2. Gawad Kalinga
3. FEU Jammas and Security Guards
4. Barangay 310 Zone 31, Recto, Manila
5. Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP)
6. Barangay Payatas, Quezon City
7. Barangay 531 Zone 52
8. Barangay 412 Zone 42
9. Katandaan
10. Pinamalayan, Oriental Mindoro
11. Reception and Study Center for Children
12. St. Teresa Jornet of Little Sisters
13. Tahanan ng Sta. Luisa
14. Urban Poor Association
15. Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Center
GRAND TOTAL
170
70
217
150
100
25
30
10
78
220
6
30
651
21
2
Schedule of Distribution
December 5, 2015
December 15, 2015
December 18, 2015
December 18, 2015
December 18, 2015
December 19, 2015
December 21, 2015
December 21, 2015
December 21, 2015
December 21, 2015
December 21, 2015
December 22, 2015
December 22, 2015
December 23, 2015
December 23, 2015
1,780
62 | P a g e
2
Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Center
21
Urban Poor Association
651
Tahanan ng Sta. Luisa
30
St. Teresa Jornet of Little Sisters
6
Reception and Study Center for Children
220
Pinamalayan, Oriental Mindoro
78
Katandaan
10
30
Barangay Payatas, Quezon City
25
100
Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP)
150
Barangay 310 Zone 31, Recto, Manila
217
FEU Jammas and Security Guards
70
Gawad Kalinga
170
Aeta Community, Floridablanca, Zambales
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
63 | P a g e
IV.
February Fever
“Acts of Love “which is expressed through service to fellowmen, demonstrating uprightness and righteous living as well. The word
February is born from the Latin word Februarius, from Latin februare meaning to "purify" or "expiate." In ancient Rome, Februarius was
the "Month of Purification" and great festivities were held to reestablish the empire's focus on righteous living.
Reference: www.what’s your sign.com
Date/
Month
Program/Project
Timeta
ble
n/s In Charge
Budget
Output
January
16,
2016
Project Barangay CARe-AVAN
dubbed
with
Socialization and Feeding
Program at Reception and
Study Center for Children,
Quezon City
This activity aims to develop
their sense of volunteerism and
socialization
through
storytelling, fun games and
group dynamics in which
feeding program is being
initiated to the children of RSCC.
One (1)
Day
Spearheaded by CES/NSTP.
Participated by Dr. Marilou Cao,
Director CES/NSTP, Ms. Rowena
Zamudio, Staff CES/NSTP, NSTP
2 students across institutes
P
9,000.00
- Developed and instill their sense of
socialization and interaction among
the children of RSCC.
- Inculcated among the students the
values of volunteerism and service to
fellowmen.
64 | P a g e
Date/
Month
Program/Project
the Activities
Timeta
ble
Institute/Department/Pers
on/s In Charge
Budget
Output
January
27-29,
2016
Forum on Youth
Significant
Contributions to
Nation
Building
(Summit and Expo)
with the theme: Be
Involved at FEU.
This is an “Opening Salvo” of Community
Extension Services and NSTP in
th
celebration of the FEU’s 88 Founding
Anniversary, featuring the successful
youth contribution (as role model) to
Nation building, worth emulating. Also,
highlights the best practices of colleges
and universities in the area of social
responsiveness, community service and
environmental awareness.
Three
(3) Days
Participated by Dr. Marilou
Cao, Director CES/NSTP, Dr.
Marcon Espino, Director ARPS,
Prof. Noel Bejo, Ms. Rowena
Zamudio, Staff CES/NSTP, Mr.
Abel Alvarez, Staff CES/NSTP,
NSTP 2 Faculty-in-Charge/s
(FICs), students, and staff
across institutes.
P
63,000.0
0
-Students/participants across institutes
gained deeper understanding about
volunteerism and selfless service for
others.
-Realization of the youth’s contribution
to Nation Building.
-Showcased the best practices in the
area
of
social
responsiveness,
community service and environmental
awareness
Summit on Youth in Nation Building
Welcome Remarks
Introduction of the Resource Speaker
Talk Proper
Awarding of Plaque of Appreciation
Launching of Competition
Closing Remarks
65 | P a g e
Expo on Youth in Nation Building
Cutting of Ribbon
Mindoro Biodiversity Conservation Foundation
Caritas Manila
Alumni TAMBAYANIHAN (ARPS)
World Vision
Philippine Red Cross Manila Chapter
CES/NSTP
Bureau of Jail Management and Penology
Gawad Kalinga
66 | P a g e
Date/
Month
Program/Project
the Activities
Institute/Department/Pers
on/s In Charge
Budget
January
28 and
Februar
y
21,
2016
NSTP Community Immersion:
Vertical
Gardening
and
Ecological Management at
Ninoy Aquino Parks and
Wildlife Center, Quezon City
This
project
aims
to
be
environmentally-themed
endeavor
stresses the care for the environment
as it applies the learning and insight of
the NSTP 1 module seminars on
Environmental Care and Awareness.
Thus teaching them to plant trees and
inculcate the sense of care and
compassion to our mother Earth.
Dr. Marilou Cao, Director
CES/NSTP, Prof. Noel Bejo,
Ms. Rowena Zamudio, Staff
CES/NSTP, NSTP 2 Faculty-inCharge/s (FICs) and students
across institutes.
P
35,500.00
Output
- Concerned
participants
gained
awareness on Environmental Concerns
and clean environment. Planted 1,000
plants as a contribution to nationwide
building.
- 100%
compliance
to
NSTP
2
requirements as part of its community
service program.
- Instill the value and sense of care and
compassion which is to protect our
mother Earth.
Zumba
Lecture on Vertical Gardening
Activity Proper
Zumba
Activity Proper
Activity Proper
67 | P a g e
Date/
Month
Program/Project
Timeta
ble
Charge
Output
Februar
y
5,
2016
Project
Barangay
CARe-A-VAN: Seminar
on
Stress
Management
at
Bureau
of
Jail
Management
and
Penology
This project aims to inculcate
awareness and understanding on
the causes and effects of stress in
our body and its management or
interventions towards releasing
and reducing the stress level in our
mind and body.
One (1)
Day
Spearheaded
by
Department
of
Psychology. Participated by Dr. Marilou
Cao, Director CES/NSTP, Dr. Hector Perez,
PH-Psychology, Prof. James Grasparil,
Prof. Maria Lenore Delos Santos, Prof.
Raul Gana, Mr. Abel Alvarez, Staff
CES/NSTP, Student Volunteers across
institutes.
- Gained understanding about the cause and
effect of stress in our body.
- Gained awareness on its management and
interventions towards reducing their stress
level.
- 100% compliance and active participation
to the activity on stress management.
Spearheaded by Department of Psychology
Opening Message
Lecture on Stress Management
Activity Proper
Closing Message
68 | P a g e
Date/
Month
Program/Project
of the Activities
Timetabl
e
Charge
Budget
Output
Februar
y 9-10,
2016
NSTP Community
Immersion:
Hydroponic
Gardening
at
Barangay
Holy
Spirit, Quezon City
This
activity
aims
to
be
environmentally-themed endeavor
learning and insight of the module
seminars on environmental care
and awareness
Two
Days
Spearheaded by CES/NSTP. Dr. Marilou
Cao, Director CES/NSTP, Prof. Noel
Bejo, Coordinator NSTP, Ms. Rowena
Zamudio, Staff CES/NSTP, Mr. Abel
Alvarez, Staff CES/NSTP, NSTP 2
Faculty-in-Charge/s (FICs) and students
across institutes
P
19,
500.00
-Concerned participants gained
awareness
on
Environmental
Concerns and clean environment.
-100%
compliance to
NSTP
requirements as part of its
community immersion program.
(2)
Opening Remarks
Lecture
Lecture and Demonstration
69 | P a g e
Date/
Month
Program/Project
Time
table
Charge
Budget
Output
Februar
y 11-18,
2016
NSTP Community
Immersion: Solar
Light Night Making
at TESDA, Taguig
City
This activity is to provide
technical skills training through
partnership with Technical
Education
and
Services
Development Authority in
which students will be doing
solar light night and to be
distributed to the chosen
community beneficiaries.
Two
(2)
Days
Spearheaded by CES/NSTP. Prof.
Jennifer Buen, NSTP 2 FIC, Mr. Abel
students across institutes.
P
2,
500.00
- Produced 17 solar light night to be
deployed to the chosen communities or
areas that remain without a reliable, safe,
and sustainable electricity source.
Opening Remarks
Lecture
Training of Solar Light Night Making
Training of Solar Light Night Making
Sharing of Experiences
Awarding of Certificates
70 | P a g e
Date/
Month
Program/Project
of the Activities
Timetable
Februar
y
13,
2016
Project Make-over:
Repainting of RSCC
Playground
at
Reception
and
Study Center for
Children, Quezon
City
This project is in collaboration with
the Kiwanis International. Activities
include refurbishing and repainting
of physical plant and attending to
the priority needs of the target
beneficiaries. Also, it is highlighted
with tree planting, feeding programs
and socialization with the target
participants.
One (1) Day
Charge
Output
Spearheaded by Kiwanis International and
CES/NSTP. Prof. Noel Bejo, Coordinator
NSTP, Mr. Felipe Briones, Lt. Governor of
Kiwanis, Ms. Rowena Zamudio, Staff
CES/NSTP, NSTP 2 Faculty-in-Charge/s
(FICs) and students across institutes
- Improved and repainted the RSCC
playground.
- Conducted socialization and playtime
activities with the children.
- Gathered and provided foods for the
chosen beneficiaries.
Spearheaded by the Kiwanis International and CES/NSTP
Highlighted with Tree Planting
Repainting of RSCC Playground
Repainting of RSCC Playground
Highlighted with Feeding Program
Before
Before
71 | P a g e
Before
Before
Before
After
After
After
72 | P a g e
Date/
Month
Program/P
roject
Activities
Timetable
Charge
Budget
Output
Februar
y
14,
2016
Project Care
and
Compassion:
Camp Pagibig 2016 at
Balara,
Quezon City
This project is spearheaded by the
Department
of
Education-Bureau
of
Elementary Education-Special Education
Division. It focused on goal to create more
awareness and more opportunities for people
with disabilities. The camp provides an
avenue for children with disabilities to
socialize and integrate themselves in the
community. Activities include swimming,
painting, outdoor games, socialization, dance,
arts and crafts.
One (1) Day
Spearheaded by Department of
Education Bureau if Elementary
Education- Special Education Division.
Participated by CES/NSTP Dr. Marilou
Cao, Director CES/NSTP, Prof. Noel
Bejo, Coordinator NSTP, Mr. Abel
Faculty-in-Charge/s (FICs) and students
across institutes
P 5, 000.00
- Gained awareness about
the role of Special
education children in the
society.
- Socialized
through
engaging in worthwhile
activities
such
as
swimming,
painting,
outdoor
games
and
interaction with the SPED
children.
Spearheaded by Department of Education-Bureau of Elementary Education-Special Education Division
Sunday Mass
Swimming Activity
Outdoor Activity
Worthwhile Activities
Socialization
Socialization
73 | P a g e
Date/
Month
Program/Project
Timetable
Charge
Output
February
22-March
7, 2016
Far
Eastern
University’s
Ecowaste Advocacy on
Segregation of Trash
(FEAST) Program at
FEU and Ninoy
Aquino Parks and
Wildlife
Center,
Quezon City
environmentally-themed
endeavor stresses the care for
the environment as it applies
the learning and insight of the
NSTP module seminars on
environmental
care
and
awareness.
Two
(2)
Weeks
Spearheaded
by
CES/NSTP.
Participated by NSTP 2 Faculty-inCharge (FICs) and Students across
institutes.
- NSTP 2 participants gained awareness on
Environmental Concerns and a Clean
Environment, and applied the learning on
environmental care through cleaning and
recycling the trash.
- 100% compliance of NSTP 2 students across
institutes.
- Generated funds amounting to Php 21,037.00
for TAMFUNDS catering to CES projects
Far Eastern University’s Eco waste-Advocacy on Segregation of Trash
74 | P a g e
Date/
Month
Program/Proj
ect
March 4
and
5,
2016
3
Mural
Painting in line
with the Project
STAND (STreet
Artist: No to
Drugs)
at
Barangay Sta.
Cruz,
Makati
City
rd
Activities
rd
This is the 3 of the series under Project STAND
a partnership with Dangerous Drugs Board
(DDB) and (A3D) Association of Advocates
Against Drugs. Its objective is to involve Street
Artists/Fine Arts students of the different
schools/colleges/universities within Metro
Manila in the information drive on the hazards
and prevention of the illegal use of dangerous
drugs and controlled precursors and essential
chemicals (CPECs) and in disseminating the
same to the general public particularly targeting
the youth through mural paintings.
Timetable
Charge
Output
Two
Days
Spearheaded by the Dangerous Drugs
Board (DDB) and Association of
Advocates Against Drugs (A3D).
Participated by CES/NSTP. Dr. Marilou
F. Cao, Director CES/NSTP, Prof. Noel
Bejo,
Coordinator
NSTP,
Prof.
Nathaniel Lim, NSTP FIC, Prof. Romeo
Cabrito, NSTP FIC, Ms. Rowena
Zamudio, Staff CES/NSTP, Mr. Abel
Alvarez, Staff CES/NSTP, NSTP 2 IARFA
students.
- Artists/participants shared their
vision to the community on
campaign against illegal drugs
through mural painting and
paintings.
-Site: Nine (9) walls measuring 8X9
of Barangay Sta. Cruz, Makati City
-Inspired the NSTP 2 IARFA
students to be involved in this
community immersion.
(2)
Spearheaded by Dangerous Drugs Board (DDB) and Association of Advocates Against Drugs (A3D)
Opening Remarks
Group Tasking and Planning
In Action
In Action
In Action
In Action
75 | P a g e
Before
Before
Before
The Final Mural at Barangay Sta. Cruz, Makati City
76 | P a g e
Date/
Month
Program/Project
of the Activities
Timetable
March 6,
2016
NSTP 1 Community
Immersion:
Environmental and
Cleanliness Drive at
FEU and nearby
barangays 395 and
396
This activity is an environmentally
themed which seeks to apply the
NSTP 1 module on Environmental
Care and Awareness. Activities
include physical fitness, clean up
drive and painting/repainting.
One
Day
(1)
Charge
Output
Spearheaded
by
CES/NSTP
in
close
coordination with Manila GovernmentDepartment of Public Safety and Barangay 395
and 396. Participated by Dr. Marilou Cao,
Director CES/NSTP, Prof. Noel Bejo,
Coordinator NSTP, Ms. Rowena Zamudio, Staff
CES/NSTP, Mr. Abel Alvarez, Staff CES/NSTP,
NSTP 1 Faculty-in-Charge (FICs) and students
across institutes.
-100% compliance to NSTP
requirements on immersion.
-Students were engrossed to clean
and eco waste environment
various activities.
Spearheaded by CES/NSTP in close coordination with Manila Government-Department of Public Safety
and Barangay 395 and 396
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Before
Before
Before
After
After
After
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Date/
Month
Program/Project
March 10,
2016
NSTP
Community
Immersion: Dugtong
Sikap- Turnover of
Old Newspaper at
Floridablanca,
Pampanga
This activity focuses on the
livelihood program of the aeta
community in which the
university through the initiative
of FEAST Program provided
them with tons of old
newspaper to create bags and
handicrafts out of it.
Timetable
One
Day
(1)
Charge
Budget
Output
Spearheaded by CES/NSTP. Participated
by Dr. Marilou Cao, Director CES/NSTP,
Prof. Don Munson, APH FEU Makati,
Prof. Noel Bejo, Coordinator NSTP, Ms.
Rowena Zamudio, Staff CES/NSTP, Mr.
Abel Alvarez, Staff CES/NSTP, FEU
Makati Professors, FEU NSTP students
across institutes and FEU Makati BOSS
student leaders.
P
5,000.0
0
- Delivered and donated tons of
old newspaper through the FEU
CES/NSTP FEAST Program.
- Gained awareness on the
importance of recycling and
making new materials or
products out of it.
- Instill
the
values
of
volunteerism.
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