Danica's E-Scrapbook

NSTP-2
Community
Immersion

To give real service you must add something which

cannot be bought or measured with money, and that is
sincerity and integrity.
-Douglas Adams

SUBMITTED BY: Danica C. Paday. BSMT-1 SDF

SUBMITTED TO: Mr. Donato P. Iligan Jr.
 Danica's
Community
I mmersion Form
 Clean-Up
Drive
a program aimed at cleaning up the
campus following the CSC week
 Reflection
While taking a medical course, I understood that
keeping our surroundings clean is critical to an
individual's health and the health of the community. I
noticed a lot of trash around campus so over CSC
days, which is quite concerning for me because I
know the impact it has on our health. When our
instructor announced that a clean-up drive would be
held as part of one of our community immersions, I
was overjoyed because we, the students of NSTP-
2, who are mostly medical students, were given the
opportunity to contribute to the cleanliness of our
community, Mountain View College. It was a fun
experience for me because I was able to spend time
with my friends while also keeping our community
clean.

April 24, SKL (Share Ko Lang)

2022 Living in a clean environment makes

MVC
life healthier, less stressful, and more
pleasant. It can improve the self-image
of residents and of the neighborhood as
a whole. A neighborhood that smells
like garbage or looks like a dump is an
undesirable place to live and work

Favorite quote of the

Color day


PINE TREES WEEDING AND

FERTILIZER APPLICATION
A PROGRAM WITH THE AIM OF MAKING OUR PINE TREES HEALTHY
WHEN: MAY 1, 2022. 5:30 AM. AT MVC GRAND STAND
 Plant trees them.
and take g ood c are of
Do it toda y , for tom orrow.

SKL (Share Ko Lang)

Trees benefit communities by improving air quality,
mitigating stormwater, providing shade and enhancing
aesthetic beauty, providing wildlife habitat, and
increasing property value. These are only a few of the
ways in which trees improve our quality of life.
Quotes of the day
You may not plant millions of trees, but if you
can take care of one single tree with love and
care, that will make you great.
-Amit Ray-
"Someone's sitting in the shade today because
someone planted a tree a long time ago."
@UNDER THE PINES
-Warren Buffett-
Reflection
Whenever I felt stressed about school,
I would always go to Under the Pines
to quiet my mind and bring myself to a
place of serenity. Personally, it eases
my soul to watch the birds, insects, and
wildlife flit among the trees and flowers.
So, I imagine that for the college
students who are under great pressure,
bringing nature to them is a relief. I was
so excited about this activity because I
am hoping that soon when I become a
professional and visit MVC Under the
Pines, I can proudly say that I am one
of those students who took care of
those pine trees.
date:
May 1,
2022

 1st day
MOUNTAIN VIEW COLLEGE (community
COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC HEALTH mapping):
April 29, 2022

COMMUNITY
2nd day (survey):

OUTREACH
May 6, 2022

3rd day (giving of

donations and
culmination
program):

May 13, 2022
 Why is community outreach important in
education?

These community outreach opportunities

provide ways for students to make a
difference in someone else's life and
realize the beauty of selflessness.
Students who spend time volunteering and
working with others realize it can be up to
them to make a change to social injustices

SKL (Share Ko Lang)

An outreach program creates a partnership
between the communities and the

BSMT-1
educational institutions. Such programs build
on each other's strengths and develop their
CPH
roles as change agents for improving health
professions' knowledge, civic responsibility,
and the overall health of communities.
Day 1 Day 2

community mapping
survey
Day 3

packing of donations giving of donations

Reflection
Through our community outreach, we student researchers can practice helping others while preparing to be future
health professionals. This experience has been really rewarding for me because I realized how an ordinary
experience may be made spectacular by simply assisting the less fortunate and making them happy, even if only for
a short time. . Even though it was only for three days, the smiles that the community members offered us will live on
in my heart. It wasn't the food or the donations we provided that made the outreach unforgettable, but the smiles on
their faces did. Seeing those smiles reassured me that our outreach program has been a success and was
worthwhile.
 MOUNTAIN VIEW COLLEGE
COMMUNITY EXTENSION SERVICE OFFICE

GIVE BLOOD AND

KEEP THE WORLD
BREATHING
MOBILE BLOOD DONATION DRIVE

May 13, 2022 | 8 AM - 3 PM

MVC Tennis Court
 Invite a Friend

Jay Cada Quote of the Day

A donation of blood means a few
minutes to you, but a lifetime for
somebody else.

Reflection
Being a blood donor requires both
generosity and bravery.

I was unable to donate blood due to my

inability to meet the weight
requirements. Thankfully, I was able to
invite a buddy who is far more willing to
donate blood and save lives than I am.
Kudos to this friend of mine!

05/13/22
@MVC Tennis Court
SKL (Share Ko Lang)
A single donation can save three lives.
One blood donation provides different blood components that can help up
to three different people. Blood cannot be manufactured. Despite medical
and technological advances, blood cannot be made, so donations are the
only way we can give blood to those who need it.
SKL (Share Ko Lang)

Recycling programs also contribute to the overall health and well-

being of a community. Sustainable companies, or corporations that
use recycled materials, will be more likely to establish ties or open
up branches in a town that has a vested interest in recycling.
Fewer landfills means better property values, as well as the
knowledge that your community is actually working to mitigate
global warming. Communities that actively recycle send the
message that they really do care about the environment.