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CSCE Annual Report the CSCE TEAM CREDITS FINANCES CSCE Annual Report THE CSCE TEAM CREDITS FINANCES Providing a platform from which service-learning and community engagement initiatives can be sustainably implemented is one of CSCE’s most important priorities. Rcognizing the need for adequate financial resources, the department ensures that allocated funds are effectively and efficiently utilized. 23% 25% 48% The Center for Service-Learning and Community Engagement (CSCE) man- ages the corporate social responsibility initiatives of Malayan Colleges Laguna (MCL). The mandate is to help fulfill MCL’s mission of contributing to the solution of industry’s Fundraising Activities Institutional and society’s problems by the expert application of knowledge. This could be achieved Institutional Service-Learning by providing a platform for integrated learning opportunities for MCL students, ad- ministrators, faculty members, staff, and related stakeholders to foster excellence Sponsorships / Donations Community Engagement and virtue in community service. Ultimately, the goal is to continuously facilitate ser- vice-learning and community engagement initiatives through conscious and sustain- able efforts inspired by the spirit of volunteerism and a strong commitment to service SOURCE OF FUNDS and development. Institutional In an effort to promote sustainability, the institution utilizes available knowledge and resources that would promote productive collaboration and partnership Sponsorships / Donations among stakeholders. This school year, previous efforts were strengthened and part- nerships were forged in order to ensure the delivery of quality service. As MCL and Fundraising Activities CSCE continue to work with specific communities, effective and efficient allocation of resources, time, and effort are assured. TOTAL In the course of one school year, over 10,000 beneficiaries in different communities around Pangil, Laguna and other partner communities have been reached through Project ECHO and other community service initiatives. MCL continues to CON- NECT with COMMUNITIES through building a shared sense of responsibility between EXPENDITURES: SL + CE INITIATIVES and among the stakeholders involved. It is in the interest of the institution to contin- uously identify projects, programs, and other collaborative initiatives that would put Service-Learning forward excellence and virtue in community service. Community Engagement MCL also takes pride in its learner-centered outcomes based approach that Institutional allows students as well as the entire MCL community to take part in activities that emphasizes the translation of theoretical learning into practical application with social TOTAL relevance. It is indeed, a connection that bridges stakeholder efforts toward growth and development built on a heartfelt desire to serve and affect change. As such, MCL pushes forward to establish a foundation that is rooted upon collaboration and well-meaning efforts that would exemplify MCL’s commitment toCONNECT with COMMUNITIES and 13 continue without ceasing until objectives are met. 2 IMPLEMENTED & COMPLETED INITIATIVES (STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS) STUDENT ORGANIZATION PROJECT / PROGRAM Malayan Kalikasan / CAS Affair with Nature: A Hike to Remember Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants (JPIA) Or-Funs in Wonderland Students’ Holistic Approach SHAPE Concierto to Performance and Excellence (SHAPE) Union of Passionate Leaders Aswang Ka Festival 2016 Initiating Fair and True Service (UPLIFT) Hospitality and Tourism Hotels: Share A Love Enthusiasts’ Leaders Society (HOTELS) Financial Literacy for Students and Parents ETYCB Student Council & Organizations of Dela Paz Elementary School Civil Engineering Organization Panguil River Eco Park Hand Rail Project CAS Students Council CAS Educational Fair 2017 MITL Student Council Christmas Party for the Kids of Pangil, Laguna MITL Student Council Gift Giving at Aplaya Elementary School Junior Philippine Computer Society (JPCS) Regalo Mo, Handog Ko (Ulit! 2.0) Mapúa-PTC CMET Student Council Fundraising Activity for Brigada Eskwela 2017* *Ongoing as of May 15, 2017 EXTERNAL PARTNERS NGOs / NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS / LGUs / PUBLIC SECTOR INSTITUTIONS / ADVOCACY GROUPS PRIVATE CORPORATIONS Gawad Kalinga Hiyas ng Manila Integrated Farm Municipality of Majayjay Laguna Farmers Pangil, Laguna (Cooperative) Panguil River Eco-Park Cabuyao River Protection Advocates (CaRPA) City Government of Cabuyao RunMania Philippines DILG Region IV-A (Multi-sectoral Advisory Committee) Autism Society Philippines Santa Rosa Chapter South Point Logistics Cargo Forwarders Subdivision and Brokerage Corp. 3 12 LIST OF ONGOING SL & CE INITIATIVES Project Environmental Conservation through Holistic Outcomes COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT INITIATIVES (ECHO) is an institutional initiave that started in January 2016. Its objectives in- (AS OF MAY 15, 2017) clude the following: adoption of Panguil River Eco Park and the municipality of Pangil, Laguna as a partner communities; development and delivery of high impact TITLE OF CE PROJECT / PROGRAM COLLEGE / PROGRAM / CLUSTER BENEFICIARY initiatives that would address the needs of the communities within a three-year Brigada Eskwela 2017 time frame; and the evaluation and assessment of the impact of the initiatives. CMET - MT & MarE Public Schools of Cabuyao, Laguna Disaster Preparedness Kits Moreover, the goal is to deliver high impact initiatives focusing on the pillars of Brigada Eskwela 2017 sustainability namely, the environment, the society, and the economy. Identifying CAS - ENVS Public Schools of Cabuyao, Laguna Disaster Preparedness Kits the needs of the community with regards to these areas, the different Colleges and Programs of MCL were able to implement initiatives that are beneficial for ENT Tara Na Pamilya, Brigada Na ETYCB Panguil River Eco-Park all stakeholders involved. These projects and programs include the following: CBT Workshop ETYCB - TM Pangil, Laguna Amateur Radio Orientation & • Mini-stage for Dambo National High School MITL - ECE Panguil River Eco-Park Seminar for PREP Staff & Employees • BASF Chemistry Laboratory Workshop for Grade 3 & 4 pupils of Sulib Elementary School Design of a Hydroelectric Power Plant MITL - ME Panguil River Eco-Park • Speech Workshop for Grade 3 & 4 pupils of Sulib Elementary School for Panguil River Eco-Park • Projector and Projector Screen for Sulib Elementary School Installation of Solar-Powered Lighting • Computer Hardware Software & Training for the staff of Panguil River Eco-Park MITL - EE Panguil River Eco-Park and Power Structures (on-going) • Production of AVPs, Infomercials, and Decorum Video for Panguil River Eco-Park • Clean-up Drive at Panguil River Eco-Park • Safety Training for the staff of Panguil River Eco-Park • Functional Leadership & Teambuilding Seminar for Dambo National High School • Kasalang Bayan for selected residents of Pangil, Laguna OTHER • Community-based Eco-Tourism Workshop for municipal employees • Seminar on Dengue Awareness for selected residents of Pangil, Laguna INSTITUTIONAL • Book Donation Drive for Galalan Elementary School and Gisgis Elementary School • DZJV Radio Advertisement for Panguil River Eco-Park INITIATIVES • Website Development for Panguil River Eco-Park • Theater Arts Program for Dambo National High School • IT Literacy Seminar-Workshop for VOGMES (Elementary School Teachers) PROJECT / PROGRAM BENEFICIARIES Nº OF VOLUNTEERS • Construction of Handrails and Step-on Tablets for Panguil River Eco-Park • Sulib Elementary School • Retrofitting of Existing Structures at Panguil River Eco-Park • Dambo National High School • Antenna for Amateur Radio & Television for Panguil River Eco-Park Brigada Eskwela 2016 • Pulo Elementary School 122 • Christmas Gift-Giving for Selected Residents/Children of Pangil • Pulo National High School • Pasalubong Center for Panguil River Eco-Park Book Drive Campaign • Galalan Elementary School (762 books donated) • Gisgis Elementary School 10 On-going projects and programs include the following: • Amateur Radio Orientation for the Staff of Panguil River Eco-Park CaRPA Clean-up Drive & IEC Seminar • Southville 1, Brgy. Marinig 5 • Installation of Solar Lights at Panguil River Eco-Park • Municipality of Pangil, Laguna • Community-based Eco-Tourism Seminar & Training for the Municipality of Pangil Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony 2016 • Panguil River Eco-Park 120 • Financial Literacy for MSME Vendors at Panguil River Eco-Park • Majayjay Farmers • Food & Beverage Training for the Kitchen Staff of Panguil River Eco-Park Gift Giving for Kids • Jose Fernandez Y Zorilla, Sr. 5 Overall, the goal of these initiatives is to contirubute to the growth of the (147 bags donated) Memorial High School local economy, promote environmental stewardship and leadership, and strengthen community participation toward the pursuit of sustainable development. 11 4 PROJECT ECHO: COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT INITIATIVES SUMMARY OF TITLE OF CE PROJECT / PROGRAM COLLEGE / PROGRAM / CLUSTER BENEFICIARY Financial Literacy Seminar ETYCB - ACT Staff of Panguil River Eco-Park STRATEGIC PLAN IT Literacy Program (Cabuyao) CCIS Pulo National High School Electrical Wiring Installation MITL - EE Majayjay Farmers for Crop Shed AREA STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE EXPECTED OUTCOMES LINE OF ACTION Community Coffee Shop Design MITL - AR GK Hiyas Farm • Local products and services • Develop local economy Financial Literacy for Dela Paz Elementary School are identified, developed, and through the establishment ETYCB strengthened. of a Livelihood or “Pasalu- Dela Paz Elementary School Biñan,
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