INSTITUTIONAL COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT CENTER

SAN BEDA COLLEGE, MANILA

ACTION PLAN MATRIX

FOR ACADEMIC YEARS 2010-2013

KEY RESULT AREAS RESOURCE

OBJECTIVES (KRA’s) PERFORMANCE INDICATORS ACTIVITIES AND TASKS TIME FRAME REQUIREMENTS/PERSON
RESPONSIBLE PERSONS

Community people recognize the
importance of their role in the whole
development process – identifying,
prioritizing, implementing,
Empower the people in Economic empowerment by monitoring and sustaining any
partner communities. way of building local development initiative in their own
capacities locality.
Since the community people are used to dole-out ICIC Social Workers
system, thorough ground working shall be done ICIC Head
for them to accept participatory approach of 4th quarter 2010 to
development. 4th quarter 2013
Office supplies and other
Develop arms in the community as advocates documentation materials
through: Funding for transportation,
Organization/reorganization of core group as meals and other logistics
advocate needed
Ensure the support of the local officials
(attendance to meetings)

Community people are able to
identify and prioritize their own
development initiatives
Conduct of needs assessment through 4th quarter 2010 ICIC Head
Participatory Situational Analysis To 4th quarter 2013 ICIC Social Workers
Different Colleges,
Furnish a copy of action plan to the following for Coordinators and students
support: BLGU Officials
Barangay officials
San Beda College
Office supplies and other
Formulation of plans by San Beda College and documentation materials
Barangay Local Government Units (BLGU) to Funding for transportation,
answer the needs/problems identified. meals and other logistics
needed

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 Develop departmental action planning based on To Start first
the result of PSA for them attain effectiveness and Quarter 2011 to first
efficiency in their community involvement quarter 2014
activities

In answer to the needs assessment, Sustain and expand (in terms of target areas and ICIC Head
st
the following are achieved: target beneficiaries) the following services: To start 1 quarter ICIC Social Workers
a. people in partner Tutorial Service of 2011 to 4th Different Colleges who would
communities gained -Baseco quarter 2013 want to be involved in the
alternative source of income -Saint Jude programs
b. increased level of literacy and -Pulilan
increased level of school Office supplies and other
performance Alternative Learning System (ALS) documentation materials
c. number of student drop-outs -Baseco Funding for transportation,
decreased -Saint Jude meals and other logistics
d. number of OSY decreased -Pulilan needed

Educational Sponsorship ICIC Head

-Baseco ICIC Social Workers
-Saint Jude SBCBEFI
-Pulilan

TESDA Scholars
ICIC Social Workers
Facilitate the qualifying exam for TESDA
applicants

Preparation of case study report for those who ICIC Social Workers
passed the qualifying exam

Submission of the case study report to the SBCFI ICIC Social Workers
for review and approval

Scholarship implementation with SBCBFI as ICIC Head

funding donor ICIC Social Workers

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Number of malnourished children
decreased
Create venues that provide added
SBCBEFI
Continuous monitoring and evaluation
Elementary
Secondary
Tertiary
Sustain program and look for possible funding ICIC Head
donor ICIC Social Workers
Rags to Riches (R2R) SBCBEFI
Sustain the MOA with R2R
Accounting of materials distributed in the ICIC Head
community ICIC Social Workers
Identify alternative sources of rags ICIC Head
Identify alternative market of rags aside from ICIC Social Workers
R2R
CAS Students/Faculty
Skills Training Personnel who wish to
volunteer
Financial literacy training
Office supplies and other
Training on basic accounting documentation materials
Funding for transportation,
Self awareness training meals and other logistics
needed
Leadership training
Feeding program for the malnourished children ICIC Head
-Coordinate with the other agencies who are ICIC Social Workers
initiating a feeding program for the pooling of
resources so that bigger impact is achieved.
Students/Faculty Personnel
Identify, capitalize and maximize the resources in who wish t volunteer
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 income for the people in partner the area.
communities Office supplies and other
In Pulilan, improve the Dayami products documentation materials
Funding for transportation,
Hapay na mangga, maximize the available rags meals and other logistics
from the textile factories around Taytay, Rizal needed

Baseco, to replicate the Rags2Ritches of Hapay

na Mangnga.

Continuous design of a more sustainable ICIC Head

livelihood projects/business plans to the partner ICIC Social Workers
communities taking into consideration the CAS students and faculty
resources available in the community. GSB students and faculty
-This is in partnership with the College of Arts
and Sciences (CAS) and the Graduate School of
Business (GSB)

Close coordination with San Beda College ICIC Staff

Benedictine Foundation Inc. and other agencies
for funding.

Organize/reorganize (through election)

Social Empowerment More people in the community are community leaders/volunteers at: To start 4th quarter ICIC Social Workers
participating and actively involved in -Hapay na Mangga of 2010 to 4th Community Leaders
the activities that promote community -Saint Jude quarter of 2013
development -Baseco Office supplies and other
-Pulilan documentation materials
Funding for transportation,
Youth (in school and out of school) organization meals and other logistics
needed
Committees on:
-Education
-Livelihood
-Pastoral

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Political empowerment Shared process of decision-making
Increased coordination, collaboration
of the elected and the non-elected
ones
Increased coordination and
collaboration of the government and
non-government agencies working
for a common direction.
Formulation of vision, mission, goals, constitution ICIC Social Workers
and by-laws. Community Leaders
Elected Community
Formulation of organizational structure. Secretaries
Registration of the organized groups to the SEC Students/faculty personnel
to attain legal personality. who wish to volunteer
Identify and implement activities that would Office supplies and other
promote unity, camaraderie, teamwork such as: documentation materials
-leadership training Funding for transportation,
-youth camp meals and other logistics
-gift giving activities needed
Ensure proper recordings of all the
process/proceedings.
4th quarter of 2010 ICIC Social Workers
Conduct of regular meetings with the organized onward Community Leaders
groups re: planning, deliberation of issues and
concerns encountered. Office supplies and other
documentation materials
Conduct of general assembly as avenue for Funding for transportation,
consultation and decision-making. meals and other logistics
needed
Ensure the participation of, consultation to and 4th quarter of 2010 ICIC Social Workers
the agencies – GO and NGO present in the onward Community Leaders
community especially on matters which are of
common ground. Office supplies and other
documentation materials
Seminar/training regarding good governance. 4th quarter of 2010 Students/faculty personnel
Practice a system through implementation of onward as need who wish to volunteer (Can be
activities which follows the principles of arises from CAS)
transparency, accountability. Social Workers
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 Ability of the common people to
demand their own development
initiatives, to take action on matters
which are not done in a democratic,
just and participative process.
Provide more Partnership/linkages with Entered MOA with St. Scholastica’s
opportunities for linkages Government and Non- College, Manila and San Beda
and collaborative Government Agencies College-Alabang (November 2008-
partnership November 2011)
Entered MOA with Apogee
Production (July 2009)
Entered MOA with National Youth
Commission (September 2009-
September 2014)
MOA with Rags 2 Riches (August
17, 2010-August 17, 2015)
Office supplies and other
documentation materials
Funding for transportation,
meals and other logistics
needed
Students/faculty personnel
Outreach Collaboration All year round-as from different colleges
Research Collaboration need arises
Shared faculty development Office supplies and other
Exchange of Students documentation materials
Use of library resources Funding for transportation,
meals and other logistics
needed
Strengthen partnership with Apogee Production Started 3rd quarter ICIC Head
Social Workers
Conduct of tutorial to Bakal boys
To start 2nd quarter Office supplies and other
Implementation of ALS to Bakal Boys 2011 documentation materials
Funding for transportation,
meals and other logistics
needed
Facilitate the entry of students ambassadors and To implement 2nd ICIC Head
faculty supervisors to NYC program JENESYS or quarter 2011 ICIC Faculty Coordinators
Japan East Asia Network of Exchange for
students and youths Office supplies and other
documentation materials
Funding for transportation,
meals and other logistics
needed
Close coordination with the R2R personnel Started 3rd quarter ICIC Head
of 2010 onward ICIC Social Workers
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MOA with National Shrine of St.
Jude Thaddeus (August 19, 2010 –
August 19, 2015)
Entered MOA with Petron
Corporation and Department of
Education (October 2009-October
2012)
Participation to trainings and seminars being SBCBEFI
conducted by R2R to be updated with the latest Community Leaders
designs and products of R2R
Office supplies and other
Continuous monetary and non-monetary support documentation materials
to all R2R products and other initiatives for the Funding for transportation,
benefit of partner communities meals and other logistics
needed
Initiate meeting with R2R in cases when there are
problems arise in the partner communities with
R2R
Mobilization of College of Medicine and College To start 2nd quarter ICIC Head
of Nursing to extend health services to barangays of 2011 ICIC Social Workers
covered by St. Jude. Faculty Coordinator-Prof.
Rodeo Aguilar
Paralegal work of the LAB members at the On-going starting Faculty Coordinator-Atty. Joey
designated office of Saint Jude October 2010 Usita
LAB members
Conduct of Participatory Situational Analysis to
the barangays in Saint Jude 1st quarter of 2010- Office supplies and other
11-25 documentation materials
Gift giving to St Jude communities Funding for transportation,
Every 4th quarter of meals and other logistics
2010, 2011, 2012, needed
2013
Organize volunteers/groups as partner in the To start 1st quarter
implementation of identified activities. of 2011
Provide assistance and consultancy in the 2nd and 3rd quarter of Different Colleges
development of entrepreneurship curriculum for 2011 Faculty Coordinators
business high school and other technical- Documentation materials
vocational courses.
Facilitate the trainer’s training for ICIC Head, Social Workers
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MOA with San Beda College Alumni
Association (September 22, 2010 –
September 22, 2015
MOA with San Beda College
Benedictine Educational Foundation
Inc. (September 22, 2010 –
September 22, 2015)
entrepreneurship development designed for Office Supplies
teachers handling entrepreneurship education Documentation materials
Develop tutorial program and value formation
programs for Petron’s partner schools in “Tulong
Aral “ elementary
Sustain close coordination with SBCAA in ICIC Head, Social Workers
implementing the following: LAB Members
On-going starting College of Law Coordinator
a. Paralegal programs of LAB in other October 2010 Alumni Coordinator Atty.
communities Jonas Cabochan
b. Collaboration with Government All year round until
Organizations and Non-Government 2013
Organizations that have existing MOA Office supplies and other
with SBC in dealing with legal concerns documentation materials
c. Connecting to persons who can be of help Funding for transportation,
in terms of resources or technical skills meals and other logistics
which can be f help in partner needed
communities
d. Connecting to worldwide linkages of
Bedans who can be generous donors or
sponsors to a specific project
Close coordination with SBCBEFI. Present – onward ICIC Head
ICIC Social Workers
Regular updating of the status of scholars and
issues and concerns encountered. Office Supplies and other
documentation materials
Monitor and evaluate the affectivity of the As need arises
programs being implemented in partnership with
SBCBEFI
Formulate/design livelihood programs and 1st quarter 2011
endorse it to the SBCBEFI for funding
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MOA with TESDA-RIZAL (July
2010-July 2015)
MOA with Bureau of Jail
Management and Penology
Manila City Jail Male and Female
dormitory (September 2010-
September 2015)
MOA with Philippine Blood Center
and Department of Health (September
2010-September 2015)
Recruitment for TESDA scholarship Started 4th quarter of ICIC Head
2010 onward Social Workers
Facilitate the screening of the aspiring applicants SBCBEFI
through Social Case Study Report
Office supplies and other
Facilitate the qualifying exam for TESDA documentation materials
applicants to be conducted at San Beda College – Funding for the scholarship
Basic Education Department (BED) with the Resource persons for trainings
support of Guidance Counselling Office and seminars
Submission of the exam results for approval
Scholarship implementation with the support
from SBCBEFI
Monitoring and evaluation of scholar’s
performance
-2nd batch TESDA Scholars
-3rd batch TESDA scholars
-4th batch TESDA scholars
Para legal work at the Manila City jail ICIC Head
Started 4th quarter of ICIC Social Workers
Develop collaboration of Legal Aid Bureau 2010 onward LAB Members
and the Legal Management NSTP students NSPT Students
to work in helping the cases of inmates. NSTP Professors
Conduct of continuous monitoring and Office supplies and other
evaluation documentation materials
Initiate blood letting among students, Started since 2005 ICIC Head
teaching Blood donation ICIC Social Workers
and non-teaching personnel every 2nd and 4th Students/faculty members who
quarter of the yeat wish to volunteer for the blood
letting
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MOA with Visayan Forum
(August 2010-August 2011
MOA with the Child Hope Asia
Philippines (August 2010-August
2015)
Coordination with the Philippine Blood As need arises Documentation materials
Center for access to any Bedan whose in Funding for the transportation,
need of blood foods (snacks, lunch)
Extend expertise of faculty members as resource 4th quarter 2010 ICIC Head
persons (reviving self confidence and self worth 2nd quarter 2011 ICIC Social Workers
of the trafficked women and children) Faculty members who wish to
act as resource persons
Capability building activities for the trafficked
women, children, domestic workers or 2nd quarter Office supplies and other
kasambahays 2011onward documentation materials
Legal Aid Bureau to extend paralegal support to 4th quarter 2010 LAB members
the trafficked women, children and kasambahays onwards
Students and faculty to conduct of outreach 4th quarter 2011, ICIC head
programs 2012 and 2013 ICIC Social Workers
NSTP students
Training on proper hygiene, health and sanitation 3rd quarter 2011 NSTP Professors
Students/faculty members
Organize tutorial program for the street children 2nd quarter 2011 from College of Nursing and
(students who wish to volunteer) College of Medicines
Gift giving to street children 4th quarter 2011, Office Supplies and other
2012,2013 documentation materials
Advocacy support to the cause of street children
(NSTP students can be mobilized to this activity) 1st quarter of 2011 Funding for transportation and
onward meals.
Lobbying to partner agencies for monetary and
non-monetary support to the street children
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MOA with Coalition of the Services Immersion of high school students ICIC Head
for the Elderly (December 2010- 4th quarter of 2011 ICIC Social Workers
December 2015) NSTP students to extend voluntary work BED Coordinator and Faculty
members
Gift giving for the elderly 4th quarter 2011,
2012,2013
Conduct of activities for spiritual enhancement of School of Liturgy Coordinator
the elderly 3rd quarter 2011 Ms Jane Morales
(psychology and theology classes) Documentation Materials

MOA with MOA with Kanlungan ni Immersion of high school students to the agency 4th quarter of 2012 ICIC Head
Maria Dominica, Inc. (July 2010-July (to create awareness and consciousness among the ICIC Social Workers
2015) students) BED coordinator, students and
4th quarter 2012, faculty members
Gift giving 2013 Documentation materials
Funding for transportation and
Outreach programs of the students and faculty meals

MOA with Tahanang Walang In partnership with the Tahanang Walang 2nd quarter 2011 ICIC Head
Hagdan, Inc. (July 2010-July2015) Hagdan, Graduate School of Business and ICIC Social Worker
SBCBEFI develop a livelihood program for the GSB
disabled persons to restore self worth and harness SBCBEFI
their potentials.
Documentation materials
Conduct of outreach programs to persons with Funding for transportation and
disability meals

Entered MOA with Barangay
Dolores, Taytay Rizal (July 2010-
July 2015)
Continuous implementation of the educational, ICIC Head
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livelihood, etc at the barangay 4 quarter onward ICIC Social Workers
as need arises Barangay Officials
Develop close collaboration and coordination Community Leaders
between and among the elected officials and the
non-elected officials; between and among Office supplies and other
government and non-government agencies present documentation materials
in the barangay Funding for transportation and
meals

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MOA with Tenejero, Pulilan Bulacan
MOA with the provincial government
of Laguna (September 2010-
September 2015)
Continuous monitoring and evaluation of the
programs being implemented
Development of sustainability plan in preparation
for phase out.
Re-establish working relationship with the local 3rd quarter of 2010 ICIC Head
government officials. onward ICIC Social Workers
SBCBEFI
Continuous implementation of the educational, Community Leaders
livelihood, etc at the barangay Barangay Officials
Develop close collaboration and coordination
between and among the elected officials and the Office supplies and other
non-elected officials; between and among documentation materials
government and non-government agencies present Funding for transportation and
in the barangay meals
Continuous monitoring and evaluation of the
programs being implemented
Development of sustainability plan in preparation
for phase out.
Continuity of the immersion program of SBC-
BED.
Design livelihood program based on the results of
PSA.
Coordination with the provincial government of ICIC Head
Laguna re: selection of partner community ICIC Social Workers
1st – 3rd quarter of SBCBEFI
Immersion and data gathering by the NSTP 2011 Community Leaders
students Barangay Officials
Identifying new leaders/core groups.
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 Conduct of needs analysis Office supplies and other
documentation materials
Conduct of activities that would promote team Funding for transportation and
work, camaraderie e.g. leadership training. meals

Conduct of capability building activities

e.g. seminar on basic accounting, financial
management, etc.

Orientation and training on hydrophonics in

coordination SBCBEFI and SBC Alabang

Pilot livelihood project on hydrophonics.

Coordination with the officials regarding the

Plan to execute MOA with SM
SUPERMALLS Corporate Social
Responsibility, Baseco, Haribon
Foundation, Norwegian Missionaries
and Earth and Environmental groups.
MOA execution. 1st quarter 2011 ICIC Head
ICIC Social Workers
Synergize resources with the business
corporations such as the SM Supermalls 1st quarter 2011 Office supplies and other
documentation materials
Mutual support for advocacy projects Funding for transportation and
meals
Laying of roles and responsibilities of each party.
-utilization of the facilities and other support
logistics
-safety and security of San Beda personnel

ICIC Head
Raise level of awareness Enhance awareness and Participation of various colleges in Information campaign on waste segregation in the 2010 onward ICIC Social Workers
on various advocacies and participation in the issues of activities pertaining to the promotion campus Different
social issues and promote the following: of environmental development Colleges/Departments
the welfare of the Tree planting to partner communities by all Student Organizations
deprived sectors Environment department/colleges NSPT Students and Professors

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Tribal minority Extended services of San Beda to
minorities
Inmate Contributed to the solving of cases
(minor and major cases) of inmates
Street Children Contributed to the personal
development of the street children
Office supplies and other
Symposia and or round table discussion on documentation materials
current environmental issues in the Philippines Funding for transportation,
like climate change etc. meals and other logistics
needed.
Collection of recyclable materials, plastic drive,
news paper drive and electronic waste drive.
Environmental fashion show in collaboration with
the NSTP program
Participating in the coastal clean-up and local
community beautification
Posting of environmental initiatives in the school
web site.
Revive the Kankanay Paktil community in To start 2nd quarter ICIC Head
Buenget 2011 Social Workers
NSTP students to collect paralegal assistance Starting 4th quarter ICIC Head
2010 onward ICIC Social Workers
Close monitoring of the paralegal program of the LAB members
Legal Aide Bureau and the Legal Management Jail Officers
and college of arts and sciences students.
Office supplies and other
Take immediate actions on the issues and documentation materials
concerns encountered and coordinate Funding for transportation,
recommendations by the BJMP officials. meals and other logistics
needed.
Review the commitment agencies that caters the Started 3rd quarter ICIC Head
issues of street children such as Child Hope Asia, 2010 ICIC Social Workers
Bahay Kanlungan ni Maria Dominica Different
Colleges/Departments
Identify possible departments/colleges, and
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 students organization which can work with these Office supplies and other
agencies documentation materials
Christmas gift giving to be done by student’s Funding for transportation,
organizations such as Bedan Business Spectrum meals and other logistics
Foundation and student council of the Graduate needed.
School of Business

Elderly Contributed to the promotion of the Work with the Coalition Services of the Elderly On-going since ICIC Head
welfare of the elderly through NSTP program 2008 ICIC Social Workers
NSTP Students
Persons with Advocacy for the issues of disabled Work with Tahanang Walang Hagdan through NSTP Professors
Disability persons the Basic Education Program On-going since BED students, faculty and
2007 Coordinator
Work for their development and
welfares Office supplies and other
documentation materials
Funding for transportation,
meals and other logistics
needed.

Develop effective Good branding Increased awareness, participation Regular updating of the ICIC web page To start 1st Quarter ICIC Head
marketing strategy to gain for the institution’s corporate and involvement of the Bedan -written and photo documentation of recent 2011 ICIC Social Workers
more support thus expand social responsibility community in the ICIC programs activities conducted ICIC Secretary
the delivery of programs
and services to needy Exemplary Increased number of partner agencies: Posting/acknowledging of the partner
communities Embodiment of the school’s LGUs, NGOs and corporations agencies/donors to the web
Vision-mission Office supplies and other
Posting of status – monetary and non-monetary documentation materials
donations for transparency purpose Funding for transportation,
meals and other logistics
Develop ICIC pamphlets to be distributed to diff needed.
agencies

Do an ICIC Week celebration to drumbeat the

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 projects and invite sponsors and donors for a
dinner

Design awards for outstanding faculty and

students, and exemplary Bedan alumni and
donors
To encourage and inspire more individuals to get
involved in the program

Tap campus and local/national media

Initiate income generating Expansion of resources to be
activities used for new programs of the
office
Raised additional funding for Bazaar 4th quarter ICIC Head
effective delivery of service 2010,2011, ICIC Social Workers
Sponsorship 2012,2013
Find creative means to be of help in Office supplies and other
sourcing funds to support our new documentation materials
programs such as advocacy and Funding for transportation,
international volunteer programs meals and other logistics
needed.

ICIC Head
To establish working Maximize resources within the Follow up on the content of the MOA Joint projects on livelihood, medical, legal and 1st quarter 2011 ICIC Social Workers
relationship with San Bedan community and updates of its implementation social welfare program
Beda College Alumni Office supplies and other
Association (SBCAA) Design a MOA sustainability plan documentation materials
based on the MOA Funding for transportation,
meals and other logistics
needed.

To strengthen programs Benchmark on the Scientific tools of evaluation to Design tools of evaluation based on international 2nd quarter 2011 ICIC Head
at par with international international best practices to measure the impact created standards ICIC Social Workers
standards create effective programs that

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 can give more impacts to our
partner communities and
partner groups
Strengthen community Better designs and innovations
involvement through of ICIC programs and services
research
Be able to receive an international
funded project grant
Develop international volunteer
group to do exposure in other
countries
Be able to invite universities abroad
to involve the projects of the ICIC
Developed new strategies, designs
and innovations to improve the
programs and services of the
community involvement center
through research on new trends and
updates
Find a list of international institution giving Office supplies and other
project grants and do a subsequent applications documentation materials
Funding for transportation,
Create a core group representing the different meals and other logistics
colleges: ( law, medicine, nursing arts and needed.
sciences and representative from high school to
form the Benedictine International Volunteers
Develop a Benedictine International Volunteer 1st quarter 2011
programs
Design advocacy based programs (environment, 2nd quarter 2011
tribal, persons with disability, women’s issues and
human trafficking, elderly, street children) that
can attract higher educational institutions abroad
to get engage to our programs
As a start, international network of Benedictine
schools shall be tapped such as the Saint John’s
University of Minnesota
Develop ICIC journal indicating the ICIC plans 3rd quarter 2011 ICIC Head
and directions, activities currently conducted ICIC Social Workers
testimonials from beneficiaries etc. ICIC Secretary
Develop feedback mechanisms to gather, collect 1st quarter 2011 Office supplies and other
views and information documentation materials
about the over-all performance of the office and Funding for transportation,
its impact top partner communities meals and other logistics
-Monitoring and evaluation tool needed
Strengthen collaboration and coordination with 1st quarter 2011
experts in different fields onward
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Form and establish Bring the Benedictine network
the Benedictine (students, faculty, alumni and
Volunteers affiliates) together
In transforming lives through
volunteerism
Strengthen the extension
services and community
involvement by integrating
The core Benedictine values
Establish linkages of
Benedictine educational
institutions for sharing of
venues, opportunities and best
practices in volunteer work
Deepen the Benedictine
spirituality on work and
service for others
Facilitate the formation of
young men and women in
accordance with the
Benedictine style of leadership
and humility
More individuals from various
Sectors of the Bedan community to
get engaged and involved in the ICIC
programs
Volunteers involved in ICIC
initiatives will get the chance to
reflect and process together their
experiences with people
More Benedictine formed individuals
will have the chance to share their
resources and learned best practices
from each other thus contributing to a
more integrative educational program
Volunteers will be inspired to
continue volunteer work since they
have understood better the deeper
meaning of volunteerism in the
Benedictine context
Emergence of new breed of leaders
serving people and at the same time
living the Benedictine core values
Attendance and participation of the ICIC staff to
forum and symposia that would promote
professional development so that effective and As need arises
efficient work performance is achieved and
sustained.
Partnership with research and project grants
institutions
Recruitment and Workshop Meetings to the 1st quarter 2011 and ICIC Head, Coordinators from
pioneer members of the BV onwards Various Departments
One Servant Leader per group: students, faculty,
alumni and affiliates 1st quarter 2011 and ICIC Head
onwards
Regular Monthly Prayerful Meeting
Regular Reflection Meeting on the Benedictine
Core Values 1st Quarter 2011 ICIC Head with Selected
Benedictine Monks serving as
spiritual advisers
Establish network and contact with Benedictine
Higher Educational Institutions Worldwide
2nd quarter 2011 ICIC Head and Deans from
Design an International Volunteer Program Various Colleges
Organize Conventions and Conferences 2nd quarter 2011
ICIC Head
3rd quarter 2011
Design Structure on Work-Reflection Process to ICIC Head and Selected
allow a deeper journey in community service Monks service as spiritual
2nd quarter 2011 advisers
Identify new set of leaders and bring out their
testimonies through meetings, conferences and ICIC Head
even publish them in websites and journals 2nd quarter 2011
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Prepared by:

Dr. James Loreto C. Piscos

Head

Approved by:

Rev. Fr. Aloysius A. Maranan, OSB

Rector-President

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