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    The document discusses community immersion, including defining geographical and functional communities, elements of a community like demographics and history, and benefits of community immersion such as home visits and living with families. It provides guidelines for community immersion including securing permission, being respectful, and documenting the visit.

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    Community Immersion

    Presented by:
    Cristel Miyarah B. Jamilano
    Objectives
    • Recognize the importance of community
    immersion and building relationship with the
    people in the community.
    • Identify the benefits of doing community
    immersion; and
    • Understand what is community immersion.
    Community
    • A group of people with diverse characteristics who
    are linked by social ties, share common perspectives,
    and engage in joint action in geographical location or
    setting.
    Two Types of Community

    • Geographical Community
    • Functional Community
    Geographical Community

    • Defined as group of people living in the same


    geographical location like in a certain village, town,
    neighborhood district, area or territory.
    Functional Community

    • If the aggregate of people, though not necessarily based


    on living in the same geographical location is bonded
    by a common end such as fighting for the same cause.
    Elements of a Community
    • Demographics/characteristics of the population
    • History
    • Understanding the economy, culture and community
    structures
    Demographics/characteristics of the
    population

    • Tell about the movement of the population in the


    community that you will serve.
    History
    • Events of the past that contributed to the development
    of the community.
    Understanding the economy,
    culture and community structures
    Economy consists of the economic systems of a country
    such as labor , capital and land resources.
    Culture refers to ways of living of the people.
    • Structures include physical, political and social
    structures.
    Community Immersion
    It is an essential strategy in community organizing
    work that entails better understanding of the different
    community concerns, process , dynamic and lifestyle
    through exposure and engaging in different activities
    • This gives them opportunity to reflect on their
    assumptions , attitudes and to gain knowledge in
    cultural diversity.
    Benefits of Community Immersion
    • Home visits
    • Living with selected families preferably with informants
    • Informal discussions with individuals or group
    • Sharing in household and community activities
    • Attendance in school gatherings
    • Assistance in production work
    What you should and should
    not do in community
    immersion
    Before the conduct of community
    immersion
    Familiarized with the basic information and theories
    regarding community life.
    Secure a waiver from the NSTP office prior to the visit
    and have it signed by your parents.
    • Always inform faculty in-charge of your
    destination , time table and plan of action.
    Be alarmed with background information about the area for
    information.
    Pay courtesy to all community leaders whether formal or informal
    Secure documents like a letter of acceptance from the community
    • Bring your own personal provisions like water, snacks and
    clothes.
    During the Community Immersion

    Be courteous to everyone.
    Act properly and discreetly
    • Wear proper uniforms and identification card
    It is highly advised to keep your valuable secured
    Always document your visit
    • Always ask for permission from concerned people
    when you have to take pictures
    After the Community Immersion

    Validate and evaluate if the programs and activities were


    appropriately as planned.
    • Provide copies of your final documentation output to
    the NSTP office and to the community where you
    conducted your immersion for records purposes.
    Why would trainees need to study the behavior of the people in which
    composed the community of which they serve?

    • Young people are vested with the obligation “to defend the security of the
    state and in fulfillment thereof, the government may require each citizen
    to render personal military or civil service” (RA No. 9163, Section 2
    otherwise known as NSTP Act of 2001) whether in times of peace or
    war.
    Thank you for listening

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