University of the Cordilleras

College of Nursing Department

Summer Class S.Y. 2020-2021

NSTP 02:
ASSESSMENT PORTFOLIO

DATE GIVEN:
June 17, 2021

DATE DUE:
July ?, 2021

GROUP 1:
ASMIN, Jude
CARDINAL, Patricia Theresa
DEGAY, Jan Leden
ELEMOS, Clyde Eric
ETONG, Jonalyn
MAPANGDOL, Lorhen
PEREZ, Paula Jane
REMIENDO, Shey
SUMOLDONG, Ashley

INSTRUCTOR: Roda Sallaya

TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Project Proposal 3-5

Summary of Attendance 6

Appendices: Letter of Approval 7

Documentation 8 – 14

Community Survey Form 15-16

Reflection 17-

Peer Evaluation

PROJECT PROPOSAL

(Online Community Immersion Plan)

NSTP 2- F (Section)

Time: _1:30-3:30 pm___

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I. Project Title
‘’DENG-GET-OUT Project (DGO)”

II. Rationale
Dengue disease is caused by dengue virus. There are four serotypes of dengue which belongs to
Flaviridae family. The virus is transmitted to man by the bite of infected mosquitoes known as Aedes Aegypti
or Aedes Albopictus, which causes either dengue fever or the more severe dengue haemorrhagic fever.
Despite the progress with the development and clinical evaluation of vaccines against dengue virus infection,
no such vaccine is on the market yet and there is no specific treatment against dengue fever. Thus, controlling
the populations of dengue virus infection vector mosquitoes and limiting their dispersal is crucial to prevent
dengue virus infection transmission. The Deng-Get-Out project means the prevention and control of the
spread of dengue by promoting awareness to the community about dengue. This project is a way of bringing
knowledge, attitudes and practices concerning dengue prevention and control. The barangay has still a
problem in the management of dengue and most of the community has a lack of clarity on how to distinguish
and protect themselves from dengue. Moreover, the barangay is unaware of some of the people who lives in
their barangay because some of the people are temporarily renting in their barangay. Therefore, it is advised
that this information be included as one of the priority needs of the community. We can reduce the chances of
being infected with dengue by giving them adequate information, knowledge, and teachings about dengue.
The project will also be able to contribute to the understanding of the barangay officials as they will be able to
chalk out appropriate, meaningful, and realistic steps through developing an effective plan of action in terms
of strategy and intervention for the welfare of disadvantaged people. That is because prevention is better than
cure. Our goals are to raise general awareness, particularly young, student, adolescent, mass peoples, etc. to
reduce the number of people that is infected to dengue.

III. Project Duration

- June 18- July 5, 2021

IV. Project Site

- #166 Purok 4, Holy Ghost Extension, Baguio City (Gomer Ponso: +639562830084)

V. Project Objectives
At the end of community immersion, the student will be able to:

1. Have knowledge on what are the problems the community or the people in the community are facing.
2. Observe on how the barangay handle stressful situations in the community.
3. Perceive on what the individuals or people in the area are doing around the community.
4. Acquire information given by the barangay officials that will help us understand what is going on in their
community.
5. Help the community or barangay by posting brochure with useful information regarding Dengue that will
enlighten them on what is Dengue all about.

VI. Step by step Procedure

Planning
 After the class groupings, a messenger chat group made by one member of the group.
 Members volunteered on the task that they want to do: one chief editor, 2 layout artist,4 publicist, and
2 researchers
 The group started planning and an agreement on point of views and tasked to be done was settled.

Data gathering
 Researchers were tasked to search and gather data about Dengue awareness.
 The gathered data were reviewed and brainstorming of ideas has been done.
 Concept and layout of brochure was proposed by the researchers and was decided by the group.

Brochure Making

 The layout was done as tri-fold brochure. It includes: definitions, signs and symptoms, and other
additional information about Dengue.
 After lay outing, the brochure was transferred to the layout artist with the help of the researchers for
the final design and edit.

Collaboration with the barangay

 A letter for support and approval of the project was prepared by the group and was sent to the
barangay through email.

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  After approval, brochure was proposed to the barangay officials for final approval and distribution.

VII. Schedule of Activities

Activity Date Time Place

Planning June 17,2021 2:00 pm-2:30 pm Via Messenger
Sending of letter to the June 24, 2021 1:00pm Brgy. Hall of
barangay to seek for Holyghost Extension
approval and support for
the project

Data gathering June 24, 2021 1:30 pm-2:30 pm Via Google and
Messenger

Brochure making June 24, 2021 2:30 pm- 4:00 pm Via Word, editing app
and messenger

Collaboration of network June 25, 2021 8:00 am-10:30 am Brgy. Hall of

with the barangay contact Holyghost Extension
person.

Seeking of approval the 11:30 am-4:30 pm

Barangay for the
brochure layout
distribution
Proposing project June 26, 2021 1:30 pm-3:30 pm Via Zoom Meeting
proposal and brochure
layout to Instructor
Finalization of brochure July 1, 2021 10:00 am -11:00 am Via Messenger
and project proposal

Expenses meeting of
printed material

VIII. List of Committee

TASK MEMBER’S NAME

Chief Editor Jan Leden C. Degay
Layout Artist Clyde Eric Elemos
Publicist Lorhen Mapangdol
Jonalyn Etong
Jude Allay Asmin
Shey Remiendo

Researchers Paula Jane Perez

Patricia Cardinal
Ashley-Ann Sumoldong

Prepared by: Noted by:

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 JONALYN ETONG & RODA SALLAYA
LORHEN MAPANGDOL Adviser

Publicists

SUMMARY OF ATTENDANCE:

June 11, 2021 Friday

 Adding of members in group chat
June 12, 2021 Saturday
 Planning and choosing the barangay to survey and propose the project
 The group agreed to the topic waste management however, it was changed with management of inadequate
knowledge about COVID-19 and then was corrected later on dates by the adviser to Dengue awareness so, one of
our members decided that the project title will be “DENG-GET-OUT”
June 17, 2021 Thursday
 The members of the group volunteered on the task that they want to do:

Chief Editor Jan Leden C. Degay

Layout Artist Clyde Eric Elemos
Publicist Lorhen Mapangdol
Jonalyn Etong
Jude Allay Asmin
Shey Remiendo

Researchers Paula Jane Perez

Patricia Cardinal
Ashley-Ann Sumoldong
 Other members sent picture on the format of project proposal to start the project proposal while some started to
research about the topic.

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June 24, 2021 Thursday

 The first project proposal was changed so each members were tasked to search and gather data about
Dengue awareness.
 Concept and layout of brochure was proposed by the researchers and was decided by the group.
 The layout was done as tri-fold brochure. It includes: definitions, signs and symptoms, and other
additional information about Dengue.
 After lay outing, the brochure was transferred to the layout artist with the help of the researchers for
the final design and edit.
 The project proposal is also edited and was checked by members for approval.
 The brochures is also checked and approved by the instructor.
 A letter for support and approval of the project was prepared by the group and was sent to the
barangay through email.
June 25, 2021 Friday
 Seeking for approval from the instructor Barangay for the brochure layout distribution
 Brochure was proposed to the barangay officials for final approval and distribution.
 Asking permission to the barangay in posting in their FB page
 The members started the making and compilation of the contents of the portfolio.
 The researchers sent some photos for documentation

June 26, 2021 Saturday

 Presenting project proposal and brochure layout to instructor

 Continuation and finalization of the contents of portfolio

July 1, 2021 Thursday

 Finalization of brochure and project proposal
 Expenses meeting of printed material

UNIVERSITY OF THE CORDILLERAS

College of Teacher Education
Center of Excellence

June 24, 2021

RICHARD L. FAGUINNEY
Sir:

Greetings!

Republic Act (RA) 9163 establishes the National Service Training Program (NSTP) for tertiary level students. The
objective of the Act is to encourage the youth to become civic leaders and volunteers who could be called upon by nation
in case their service is needed.

Unfortunately, with the current situation of the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of the Cordilleras was challenged to
come up with innovative strategies to adjust to the needs of the new normal. It has to consider the safety of the students,
the teachers, and the partner communities while meeting the objectives of the NSTP program.

Technology has become instrumental in this trying time; hence the possibility of attaining the NSTP objectives is
possible. The enrolled students of NSTP 2 will therefore take the opportunity to reach out to your Barangay in delivering
awareness and providing information through the use of technology such as various social media platforms.

The undersigned students are humbly requesting your good office to seek approval and support for the students in
fulfilling the objective of the said program.

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Attached is the proposal for your reference.

Thank you and looking forward to be working with you and your good office.

Respectfully yours,

NSTP Instructor

Noted by:

Mr. Mariano T. Bagasol Jr.

NSTP Coordinator

Dr. Ramir S. Austria

Dean, College of Teacher Education

DOCUMENTATION

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BROCHURE MAKING

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OUTCOME

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COLLABORATION WITH THE BARANGAY

EXPENSES MEETING OF PRINTED MATERIAL

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GROUP VIDEO CALL MEETING

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Name of Community: Holy Ghost Extension Barangay

Address: #166 Purok 4, Holy Ghost Extension, Baguio City

Name of Assessor: Patricia Cardinal and Paula Jane V. Perez

COMMUNITY SELF-ASSESSMENT QUESTIONAIRE

1. What are the NEEDS of your community?

Needs change over time, but they’re always there. That’s why Barangay Officials exists to help address these
needs. If we are to make a collective impact in areas such as education and health, then we need to work together with
concerned agencies of the government to ensure that projects and programs have the necessary resources and
personnel needed to deliver effective results. Barangay are the smallest unit of government in our country, and also
being over utilized. If we are going to identify the needs of our community, the following needs are to be
reconsidered:
a. Approval of the proposed law entitled “Magna Carta for Barangay Officials”. If this law will be approved,
Barangay Officials, being the front line in implementing Peace and Order and the only Local Government
Unit practicing the Three Branches of Government namely, Executive, Legislative and
Judiciary will be properly compensating them;

b. Massive and continuous orientation, training and seminar on the new Programs of the Government. Some
elected Barangay Officials were not professional on their own accord. It should be anticipated that the level
of learning and understanding is depending to some factors and should be address during orientation,
seminars, and trainings.
c. As for the needs of the community per se, in Infrastructure, there is a need to have a sewer line connection in
every household. The current barangay officials saw the need of constructing sewer line, thus proposing
project to the city for funding.
d. Rehabilitation of City and Barangay roads with covered canal. This is the second priority of the barangay to
have a better access of road going to central business district and going back to their residences.
e. Lastly, the need to light up the community specially at night. The barangay council are requesting concerned
offices to provide additional street light to areas that are dim and totally dark during night time in our
barangay. There are some areas and alleys that needs additional street lights.

2. What RESOURCES does your community produces?

Typically, when someone refers to a community resource, they mean an organization that serves a particular
geographical area or group of people by providing tools to help that community grow in positive ways and improve
the quality of life for the people of that community. As such, community resources can be run or funded by the
government, businesses, non-profit groups, or even individuals and serve the community in a variety of ways.
a. Lucban Health Center – Satellite Clinic
• It caters the pre-natal and post-natal care;
• Immunization to children, Pregnant mothers and vulnerable groups;
• Nutrition Programs;
• Reorganization of Barangay Health and Emergency Response Team (BHERT);
• Reorganization of community Health Team (CHT);
• Other health care related programs implemented by DOH.
b. Social Services
• Referral for Financial, Medical and Educational Aid to CSWDO;
• Implementation of Violation Against Women and Children (VAWC);
• Reorganization of Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC);
• Reorganization of Women’s Organization (KALIPI);
• Reorganization of Senior Citizen Association;

c. Peace and Order

• Implementation of Anti-Road Obstruction (ARO);
• Reorganization of Barangay Peace and Order Council (BPOC);
• Reorganization of Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Council (BADAC); d. Education
• Presence of accredited Child Development Center (CDC);
• Presence of Holy Ghost Extension Elementary School (HGEES);

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 e. Religious Sector
• Presence of active religious group like Metropolitan Bible Baptist Ekklesia – Holyghost Mission and
St. Mathias Chuch.
f. Transport Sector
• Presence of Baguio Holyghost Operators and Drivers Association
(BAHODA)
g. Others
• Presence of Purok 1 Holyghost Extension Neighborhood Association (PHENA) as independent
association.

3. What are the LIVELIHOODS of the people in your community?

a. Knitting – we have 30 plus individuals in our barangay who are into this kind of livelihood.
b. Rug Making – it was being processed by KALIPI members.
c. Peanut Butter Making – one of the livelihood projects of KALIPI.
d. Weaving – we have one person who is still pursuing this tradition and being sold online and displayed at
KALIPI display office at Multipurpose Building.

REFLECTION

A. DESCRIPTION OF THE COMMUNITY AND PEOPLE

Physical Description
         The original characteristic of Holy Ghost Proper is a rolling mountainous terrain from Upper Bonifacio St.
down to the creek area. The terrain ascends to a perpendicular mountains incline to Laubach Rd. going to
Sumulong St. extension or Yangco St. The mountain to or ascending to Brent Rd. where a portion to Upper
General Luna Brgy, the Baguio Cathedral and its environment could be seen in perspective.
         In early 1960's, a mini-lake situated in the interior of Laurel St. but had disappeared due to the construction
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of residential houses therein.
         The creek area Holy Ghost Proper to the outlet of rain water and drainage emanating from Engineer's Hill.
Jungle Town Rd. and Salud Mitra Brgy connecting the Honeymoon and Rimando Rd. to Trancoville district. All
water and deposits herein flow to Balili River in La Trinidad.

Political Subdivisions
       There are 7 Puroks bounded in the North by Honeymoon. In the South by Lower General Luna. In the East by
Holy Ghost Extension and Imelda Village. In the West by Upper General Luna.

Holy Ghost: A Blast from the Past

PRESENT DAY HOLY GHOST PROPER BARANGAY

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 THE PEOPLE

B. SUMMARY OF THE ACTIVITIES EACH WEEK.

C. LIST OF RESPONSIBILITIES ASSIGNED AND ACCOMPLISHED.
D. VALUES LEARNED WHILE DOING COMMUNITY SERVICE
E. PERSONAL IMPACT TO YOU.

PEER EVALUATION

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