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Membership Seminar Editorial Office 12 - 13 - Distribution of School Supplies Ms SAN JOSE KOOP SAN JOSE DEL MONTE SAVINGS AND COOPERATIVE ManaGEMENT BoaRD CHAIR. ROMEO A. DE JESUS CHAIRPERSON CEO CAROLINE D. DAVE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER ATTY. NATHANIEL B. BILOCURA LEGAL COUNSEL EDITORIAL BoaRD EDITOR-IN-CHIEF VICE CHAIR. RICHARD E. AVENA ASSOCIATE EDITORS MR. RODOLFO Z. GADO MS. MARISSA C. PANTALEON CONTENTS MR. MORRIS DANIEL BRODITH 3 - Chairperson’s Corner 4 - Clean Up Drive CONTRIBUTORS MS. CAROLINE D. DAVE 5 - Tree Planting MR. RICHARD E. AVENA MR. RODOLFO Z. GADO 6 - Feeding Program @ San Isidro MS. MARISSA C. PANTALEON MS. NYRALYN N. DELA TORRE 7 - 2nd Quarter Feeding Program @ Fr. Simpliciano MS. ELVIRA S. DEL ROSARIO MS. RODALYN A. BAUTISTA 8 - Discounted Laboratory Test FR. ARVIN RAY C. JIMENEZ MS. GLENDA LORENZO 9 - Medical & Dental Mission MR. EUGENE CABUHAT MS. RASEL B. STA. MARIA 10 - 3rd Business Forum 11 - Mobile Pre-Membership Seminar EDITORIAL OFFICE 12 - 13 - Distribution of School Supplies Ms. NYRALYN N. DELA ToRRE OFFICE MANAGER and hygiene kit MR. ELVIRA S. DEL ROSARIO 14 - 15 - Youth Summer Workshop ASSISTANT OFFICE MANAGER 16 - 17 - San Jose Koop Partners Mr. MORRIS DANIEL BRODITH GRAPHIC ARTIST 18 - Member’s Benefits 19 - New Products MASIKAP o MAgasing SInasalamin ang KAPatiran ng mga MAmamayang SImbolo ng KAunlaran at Pag-asa is the 20 - Abuluyan Program Updates official gazette of the San Jose Del Monte Savings and Credit Cooperative published quarterly with the editorial office at ADMIN 21 - Coop Policy Updates Office 2nd Floor SJDMSCC Building, San Pedro St. Poblacion 1, City of San Jose del Monte, Bulacan 3023, Philippines. 22 - Loyalty Program Tel. No.: (044) 815-21-66 (PLDT) Mobile no.: 0943-6088076 23 - Staff, Look and Listen E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.sanjosekoop.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/sjdmscc hairpers on's orner CRomeo A. De Jesus (CPA) The WOCCU Forum - World Council of Credit Union Forum this year was held at Singapore last July, some members of the BOD, me and the Acting CEO attended the Forum. This is the second time that I have attended the WOCCU Forum. When I was the treasurer of The Philippine Federation of Credit Cooperative (PFCCO), I was included in the list of Philippine delegates to attend the Forum which was held in Cork City Ireland in 1996. Comparing the WOCCU Forum in Ireland and Singapore which is 22 years apart, I found that there is big disparity on the various topics discussed. In the 2018 Forum, they were already introducing topics on Robotics, Artificial Intelligence as well as transactions done in Credit Union not on personal basis but using new gadgets available in the market. In my personal opinion, the cooperatives in the Philippines are not yet ready to embrace those advance mechanical gadgets or machines that can be used by the Cooperatives in the future. Being a Third World Country, it will take years before we can learn and use the above machines. At least we know what the future will look like in the cooperative sector. Asian Confederation of Credit Union (ACCU) Forum Being a supporter member of ACCU, we were again invited to attend the General Assembly and Educational Forum of ACCU which was held in Manila last September. We were again one of those awarded with Silver Medal. Only two in the Philippines were given this award. We attended several break-out sessions with topics ranging from information technology and Formation of Unified Cooperative Federation or Union of each member countries. The Silver Award was given by ACCU since we maintain the standard set for the four (4) perspectives required to be an ACCESS Brand Awardee. The four perspectives were based on the balance scorecard as formulated by various professors in business at Harvard University USA. Each perspective was graded individually based on the following criteria: 1.Customers/Members - To achieve our Mission how should we appear to customer/Members. 2.Internal Business Process - To satisfy our shareholders and customer/ member what business process must we excel in. 3.Learning & Growth - To achieve our vision on how will we sustain our ability to change or improve. 4.Financial - To succeed financially, how should we appear to shareholders/ Members. It is our dream that we attain the highest score possible in order that we can reach the possible score needed for the Gold Award of ACCESS BRAND. MASIKAP Newsletter 3rd Quarter 2018 1 San Jose Koop for Receiving various awards Congratulations INTERNATIONAL AWARD From ASSOCIATION OF ASIAN CONFEDERATION OF CREDIT UNIONS Silver ACCESS Brand for 2018 8 consecutive years ACCESS Brand Awardee (5 Bronze 2010-2015 and 3 Silver 2016-2018) Silver Brand Award For ACCESS Branding (Manila, Philippines, September 1, 2018) NATIONAL AWARD From COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY - NATIONAL 3rd Placer Most Outstanding Primary Cooperative - Medium Scale Category (Billionaire Cooperative) in the Philppines for 2018 4 consecutive years CDA - National Awardee (2015 - 2018) 3rd Placer Most Outstanding Primary Cooperative in the Philippines - Medium Scale Category (Billionaire Cooperative) (Novotel, Manila October 26, 2018) REGIONAL AWARD From COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY - REGION lll Most Outstanding Cooperative in Region lll 4 consecutive years CDA - Region lll (2015 - 2018) Most Outstanding Cooperative - Large Scale Cooperative Billionaire Category (Convention Center, Lungsod ng Malolos, Bulacan, October 16, 2018) PROVINCIAL AWARD HALL OF FAME AWARDEE From PROVINCIAL COOPERATIVE AND ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT OFFICE - BULACAN (PCEDO) Gawad Pagkilala - for receiving various awards from ACCU, CDA Region lll and CDA National 5 consecutive years PCEDO - Bulacan Special Awardee (2014 - 2018) 3rd Placer Most Outstanding Cooperative - Large Scale Cooperative Billionaire Category National Level (Convention Center, Lungsod ng Malolos, Bulacan, October 24, 2018) CITY AWARD HALL OF FAME AWARDEE From CITY COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT OFFICE Plaque of Recognition - for receiving various awards from ACCU, CDA Region lll and CDA National 5 consecutive years CCDO - CSJDM Special Awardee (2014 - 2018) Plaque of Recognition for 3rd Most Outstanding Cooperative - Large Scale Billionaire Category (Star Mall, San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan October 26, 2018) 2 MASIKAP Newsletter 3rd Quarter 2018 Feeding Program @ LICAO-LICAO Ni: Dir. John Paul G. Villar Isa sa mga programa na regular na ibinibigay ng San Jose Koop kada dalawang buwan ay ang Feeding Program. Mahalaga para sa ating Kooperatiba na magampanan at maitaguyod ang ganitong mga programa sapagkat sa pamamagitan nito ay nakakatulong tayo upang maisaayos ang kalusugan ng mga batang San Joseño at sa ilang lugar na ating nasasakupan. Noong ika-14 ng Agosto 2018 ay nagsagawa ng “Feeding Program” ang ating San Jose Koop sa Religious Missionaries of the Divine Savior sa Sitio Licao-Licao, Barangay San Isidro, Lungsod ng San Jose del Monte, Bulacan. Ang nasabing institusyon ay pinangangasiwaan ng mga madre na kumukupkop at kumakalinga sa mga batang dumagat na iniwan nan g kanilang mga magulang. At kada dalawang buwan ay nagbibigay tayo ng isang kaban ng bigas at nagdadala din tayo ng mga pagkain na pinagsasaluhan ng mga bata. Nakakalungkot isipin na sa mga mura pa nilang edad ay dumaranas na sila ng mga ganitong pagsubok sa kanilang buhay. Maswerte ang mga kabataan na kasama ang kanilang mga magulang na sila mismo ang kumakalinga at nag aaruga sa kanila. Subali’t hindi rin naman sila pinabayaan ng ating Panginoong Maykapal sapagka’t patuloy pa rin naman ang pagpapadala ng ating Diyos ng mga taong kakalinga sa kanila. Nawa’y sa pamamagitan ng simpleng pagkain at simpleng pagtulong ng ating San Jose Koop ay maramdaman ng mga bata na hindi sila nag iisa, mahal sila ng Diyos at hindi sila pinababayaan. Ang ganitong programa rin naman ay isa sa mga prinsipyong pinaiiral ng mga kooperatiba, ang pagtulong at pagmamalasakit sa komunidad. Mabuhay ka San Jose Koop at sanay patuloy kang gamitin ng ating Panginoon sa pagpapalaganap ng pagkalinga sa ating komunidad. MASIKAP Newsletter 3rd Quarter 2018 3 Free Eye Consultation & Cataract Surgery By: Dra. Jovita Mateo Every year, we celebrate month of August as “Senior Citizen’s Month”. As part of the celebration, San Jose Koop created a “Free Eye Consultation and Cataract Surgery Program” for senior members of San Jose Koop in cooperation with Skyline Eye Center’s program “Eye Care, We Care”. With the help of Opthalmologists from Skyline Eye Center, a total of 107 senior members of San Jose Koop were given a free eye check-up and three of them have undergone the free cataract operation. With this regard, San Jose Koop would like to thank Dr. Maya Fe N. Daruan, Dr. Benjamin E. Bunyi, Dr. Marco A. Tumalad, Dr. Gary Mariano, Dr. Majourette D. Varela and Dr. Alain P. Arcega for the support for our members. San Jose Koop may continue the “Free Eye Consultation and Cataract Operation” program for those members who need the service, and hoping that we can continue to provide other services needed by our members. 4 MASIKAP Newsletter 3rd Quarter 2018 reeBy: Dir. LydiaPlanting Mangubat San Jose Coop together with 17 other Cooperatives in Bulacan participated in a tree planting activity organized by Bulacan Cooperative Hall of Fame League Union at Barangay Pulo, San Rafael, Bulacan last August 15, 2018 as part of our commitment in promoting sustainability and protecting the environment. Our contingent was made up of board members, committee members and coop staff. Planting a tree is like investing for our future, not only for us but for our future grandchildren. It’s like saving and investing money in our cooperative, we save and invest to have a brighter future ahead. Each tree that we plant absorbs the carbon dioxide in the air, and that prevents global warming, produces the oxygen we breathe in, soaks up in each roots the life-saving water that flows through the rivers, dams and finally to our faucets.
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