Project Proposal

Our Lady of the Pillar College-San Manuel,
Inc.
District 3, San Manuel, Isabela, Philippines
College Department S.Y. 2022– 2023
Project Proposal
In
BENLAC AND PED11:
Title: Service of Future: Outreach and Education Program for Everyone
“We are the Future.”
By
COLLEGE OF TEACHER AND EDUCATION
Inc.
April 2023
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I. INTRODUCTION
The Bachelor of Secondary Education students of Our Lady of the Pillar College -
San Manuel Inc. are proud to present our Outreach Program for the year 2023. This program
aims to serve the local communities of Brgy. Mananao, Nueva Era, Malalinta, and Dist 4 in
San Manuel, Isabela. Our program will run every Saturday, from May 6 to June 24, 2023, and
will include a variety of activities such as mental health and vice awareness seminars, grocery
item distribution to marginalized groups, Microsoft Office tutorial, seminar on the pros and
cons of social media, community service, signages making for ecology, and recycling
seminar.
Through our Outreach Program, we aim to promote the importance of mental and vice
awareness, provide basic necessities to those who are in need, and educate the community on
essential skills such as computer literacy and recycling. We hope to foster a sense of
community spirit among the locals and inspire them to act towards creating a sustainable
future.
We believe that education plays a crucial role in empowering individuals and
communities, and we are committed to making a positive impact through our Outreach
Program. We are excited to work with the community and look forward to creating a
meaningful and impactful experience for everyone involved.
II.BACKGROUND
The Outreach Program organized by the Bachelor of Secondary Education students of
Our Lady of the Pillar College - San Manuel Inc. serves an important purpose in the local
communities of Brgy. Mananao, Nueva Era, Malalinta, and Dist 4 in San Manuel, Isabela.
The program aims to spread awareness of Social, Ecological, and Media Literacy amongst
people of all ages and backgrounds.
In today's world, the rise of social media has had a significant impact on the way we
communicate, learn, and interact with one another. As a result, it has become increasingly
important to educate individuals on the responsible use of these platforms, their potential
pitfalls, and how to leverage them positively. The Outreach Program will provide an
opportunity for participants to learn about the pros and cons of social media, including its
impact on mental health, social relationships, and even employability.
In addition to social media literacy, the Outreach Program will also focus on
ecological literacy. The program recognizes the need for environmental awareness,
particularly in the face of climate change and the ecological crisis. The program will provide
an opportunity for participants to learn about the importance of recycling, waste reduction,
and the sustainable use of resources. The signages making for ecology will also serve as a
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way to promote environmental awareness and encourage the community to take action
towards a more sustainable future.
Lastly, the Outreach Program will tackle mental health and vice awareness, an
essential aspect of education that is often overlooked. The program recognizes the importance
of mental health and its impact on the overall well-being of an individual. The Vice
Awareness Seminar will educate participants on the harmful effects of vices such as smoking,
drinking, and drug abuse. The Mental Health Awareness Seminar will focus on the
importance of mental health and the need for open conversations about mental health issues.
The program aims to break the stigma surrounding mental health and promote a culture of
openness and understanding.
Overall, the Outreach Program organized by the Bachelor of Secondary Education
students of Our Lady of the Pillar College - San Manuel Inc. is a crucial initiative to spread
awareness and education on essential topics such as Social, Ecological, and Media Literacy,
mental health, and vice awareness. Through this program, the organizers hope to make a
meaningful and positive impact on the local communities of San Manuel, Isabela.
III. PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS

Workplan:
Service of Future: An Outreach and Education Program, "We Are the Future"
Campaign, is set up, which includes various outreach activities like mental health and vice
awareness seminars, computer and media literacy, environmental protection, and a giving
program. This program seeks to develop young people's responsibility, self-esteem, and
sensitivity to the needs of others and the community. Furthermore, it provides an opportunity
to spread knowledge and select competencies that will contribute to their standard of living.
This has become a component of education that the higher education commission on
education is carrying out to ensure that the town's status is improving. As a result, the third-
year students at the College of Teaching and Education decided to perform community
service from May 6 to June 10. The activity will primarily take place on Saturdays.
We require financial resources, materials, school supplies, technology, and

mechanical tools (projector, speaker, and so on) for the fulfillment of this objective. We
opted to search for sponsors and each member's contribution for funding in order to make the
initiative a reality. We are going to incorporate a variety of activities into each session to
keep people engaged and enjoying the experience. Recycling, making a presentation,
producing art, sharing, and playing fun games are among the activities available. Each
seminar will also include a speaker who will deliver the message. There is also a feeding
facility. Moreover, the location and participants have already been determined.
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Lastly, we, third-year students of the College of Teacher and Education, in order to be
productive in our outreach program, must work diligently and collaboratively as a team, with
a strong feeling of dedication to service. To ensure the project's success and effectiveness,
each team member must accept responsibility for their given tasks. Participants are expected
to absorb valuable lessons, find the event worthwhile, and apply what they have learnt in
their daily lives as a result of this program.
Site:
The Implementors will conduct the outreach program in chosen areas in San Manuel
namely Nueva Era National Highschool for the mental health awareness seminar; Sitio
Mananao for the media and computer literacy seminars; District 4 for the environmental
protection and community service; Malalinta for the vice awareness seminar and house-to-
house for Abot-Tulong.
Prospective Participants:
The proponents are directly targeting to impart literacy within the range of ages 12-18
in each selected location. It is expected that at least 20 and maximum of 60 young people are
going to each event of our Outreach program compromising of male and female.
IV. PROJECT, ORGANIZATION, AND STAFFING
The volunteers in charge of the activities will make certain that every participant in
the program actively engages in the allocated activities. Meanwhile, the assigned facilitators
will emphasize others safety on the premises and keep order in the activity area during the
activities. The activity facilitators will lead the participant through the activities and provide
all essential materials. In addition, a program coordinator will be assigned to plan the
program's activities and ensure a seamless flow of events. Someone will also be appointed to
manage the food area and assist with dinner preparation for the youngsters.
Overall, the activity volunteers, facilitators, program coordinator, and food area
personnel will work together to ensure that the program has a safe, engaging, and enjoyable
experience.
Project timeline
The timeframe below provides an estimated agenda and strategies for a well-planned
submission to our Outreach Program.
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Time Frame Activities

April 23-24 Endorsement of the Project Proposal
April 25 General Assembly for the project implementation

April 26-27 Coordinate with the Principals, Barangay Officials, and other
important staffs.
April 28 Collection of Donation and Solicitation
April 29 Purchase of Materials
April 29-30 Progress Checklist and Content Checking for Seminars
May 2-5 Preparation, Content Checking of Speakers, Material Creation
May 6 Environment Protection and Signage Making
May 8 Project Implementation: Seminar of Pros and Cons in Social Media

Usage
May 10 Project Implementation: Teaching Microsoft Word
May 12 Program Implementation: Teaching Microsoft PowerPoints

Presentations
May 13 Program Implementation: Community Service
May 16 Program Implementation: Teaching Microsoft Excel
May 20 Program Implementation: Recycling
May 23 Program Implementation: Seminar about Mental Health Awareness
May 27 Program Implementation: Seminar about Vices Awareness

June 3 Program Implementation: Abot-Tulong
Comprehensive Program Design

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The table below are the detailed activities that is expected to be observed within the
scheduled event.
Date: May 6, 2023 (Day 1; 4 Hours)

Location: District 4, San Manuel Isabela
Activity: Environment Protection and Signage Making
Audience: Residents 12 and above
Program Delegation of Facilitators, Activities Time
Preparation People In-charge for the preparation 7: 00 am
Group 1: Christine Joy Madarang, Rhea
Mae Dorotan, Elgie Porlucas, Jeffrey
Verana, Hazel Nebre, Veramae
Mamuad, Renoel Vergara, Rose Ann
Dion, Esselin Samson
Group 2- Omar Panantaon, Lovely

Esquillo, Vangie Garcia, Geruel
Vergara, Lorain Joy Falsario,
Reoconsuelo Natividad, Nimpha
Guiang, Apple Alfaro, Jefferson Tallion
Attendance Attendance Checker: Angelika Nava 7:45 am
Invocation In-charge: Edlyn Mariano 8:00 am
Opening Remarks welcome all the audience: Leslie Dela 8:15 am
Cruz
Speaker 1 Jester Paul Garcia 8:30-9:30 am
Break Snack Time, People In-charge: Gloria 9:30-9: 50 am
Primero, Ruth Ann Manuel, Christina
Mamaril Angelika Nava
Speaker 2 Gel Santos 9: 50- 10:50 am
Games Signage Making, People In-charge: 10:50- 11: 30 am
Leslie Dela Cruz, Gloria Primero, Ruth
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Ann Manuel, Christina Mamaril

Angelika Nava
(Facilitators: Group 1 and 2)
Closing Remarks Pauline Agudia 11:30 am
Date: May 8, 2023 (Day 2; 1 1/2 Hours)

Location: Brgy. Mananao, San Manuel Isabela
Activity: Seminar of Pros and Cons in Social Media Usage
Audience: Residents of Brgy. Mananao, San Manuel Isabela
Dion, Pauline Agudia
Group 3- Jester Garcia, Angelika Nava,

Edlyn Mariano, Leslie Dela Cruz, Gel
Santos, Gloria Primero, Ruth Ann
Manuel, Christina Mamaril, Carlo
Gaspar, Kimberly Atendido
Attendance Attendance Checker: Lorain Joy 7:45 am

Falsario
Invocation In-charge: Apple Alfaro 8:00 am
Opening Remarks Welcoming the audiences/ Vangie 8:15 am
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Garcia
Speaker 1 Background of social media/ Omar 8:30-9:30 am
Panantaon
Break Snack Time, People In-charge: Vangie 9:30-9: 50 am
Garcia, Geruel Vergara Reoconsuelo
Natividad, Nimpha Guiang
Speaker 2 Pros and cons of social media usage/ 9: 50- 10:50 am
Lovely Esquillo
Games Family Feud Outreach Edition, In- 10:50- 11: 30 am
charges: Vangie Garcia, Geruel Vergara
Guiang
Closing Remarks Giving a thankful message/ Lorain 11:30 am
Falsario
Date: May 10, 2023 (Day 3; 1 ½ Hours)

Activity: Teaching Microsoft Word
Audience: Grade 6 students
Dion
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Manuel, Christina Mamaril
Attendance Attendance Checker: Vangie Garcia 7:45 am

Invocation In-charge: Lorain Joy Falsario 8:00 am
Opening Remarks Apple Alfaro 8:15 am
Demonstration of Using Omar Panantaon 8:30-9:30 am
Microsoft Word
Break Snack Time, People In-charge: Vangie 9:30-9: 50 am
Presenting Output Omar Panantaon 9:50-10:30
Closing Remarks Jester Paul Garcia 10:30 am
Date: May 12, 2023 (Day 4; 1.5 Hours)

Activity: Teaching Microsoft Presentation
Dion
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Attendance Attendance Checker: Vangie Garcia 7:45 am

Invocation In-charge: Nimpha Guiang 8:00 am
Opening Remarks Lovely Esquillo 8:15 am
Demonstration of Using Omar Panantaon 8:15-9:50 am
Powerpoint
Break Snack Time, People In-charge: Vangie 9:50- 10:15 am
Presentation and Sharing Person In-charge Group 2 10:15- 10: 40 am
Output
Closing Remarks Apple Alfaro 10:40 am

Activity: Community Service
Audience: Residence (Age 12-Above)

Esquillo, Vangie Garcia, Geruel Vergara,
Lorain Joy Falsario, Reoconsuelo
Natividad, Nimpha Guiang, Apple Alfaro
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Attendance Attendance Checker: Hazel Nebre 7:45 am

Invocation In-charge: Vera Mae 8:00 am
Opening Remarks Rhea Mae Dorotan 8:15 am
Community Service Proper Led by Volunteers 8:30-9:30 am
Break Snack Time, People In-charge: Renoel 9:30-9: 50 am
Vergara, Rose Ann Dion, Hazel Nebre,
Pauline Agudia
Continuation of Community Led by Volunteers 9: 50- 10:50 am
Service
Product Making Recycling (Pillow) All In-charge 10:50- 11: 30 am
Closing Remarks Gel Santos 11:30 am

Activity: Recycling
Audience: Residents 12 and above
People In-charge for the preparation
Dion, Pauline R. Agudia

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Guiang, Apple Alfaro
Invocation In-charge: Ruth Ann Manuel 8:00 am
Opening Remarks Gloria Primiro 8:15 am
Orientation Leslie Dela Cruz 8:30-9:30 am
Continuation of Product Recycling, People In-charge: Leslie 9: 50- 10:50 am
Making Dela Cruz, Gloria Primero, Ruth Ann
Manuel, Christina Mamaril Angelika
Nava
Closing Remarks Edlyn Mariano 10:50 am
Date: May 23, 2023 (Day 7; 3.5 Hours)

Location: Nueva Era National High School Student
Activity: Mental Health Awareness
Audience: Grade 10
Dion, Paulin Agudia
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Guiang, Apple Alfaro, Carlo Gaspar
Opening Remarks Leslie Dela Cruz 8:15 am
Games Signage Making, People In-charge: 10:50- 11: 30 am
Leslie Dela Cruz, Gloria Primero, Ruth
Ann Manuel, Christina Mamaril
Angelika Nava
Closing Remarks Pauline Agudia 11:30 am

Location: Nueva Era National High Schoo- Nueva Era, San Manuel, Isabela
Activity: Seminar about Vices Awareness
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Verana, Hazel Nebre, Veramae Mamuad,
Renoel Vergara, Rose Ann Dion

Esquillo, Vangie Garcia, Geruel Vergara,
Lorain Joy Falsario, Reoconsuelo
Natividad, Nimpha Guiang, Apple Alfaro
Opening Remarks Leslie Dela Cruz 8:15 am
Mamaril
Games Riddles, People In-charge: Gloria 10:50- 11: 30 am
Mamaril
Closing Remarks Christine Joy C. Madarang 11:30 am
Date: June 3, 2023 (Day 10; 3 Hours)

Location: Malalinta , San Manuel
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Activity: Relief Distribution

Audience: Selected Marginalized Family
Guiang, Apple Alfaro
Attendance Attendance Checker: Hazel Nebre 7:45 am

Invocation In-charge: Veramae Mamuad 8:00 am
Opening Remarks welcome all the audience, Rhea Mae 8:15 am
Dorotan,
House-to-House Relief Led by Jester Paul Garcia 8:30-9:30 am
Distribution
Break Snack Time, People In-charge: Renoel 9:30-9: 50 am
Vergara, Rose Ann Dion, Hazel Nebre
House-to-House Providing examples, how to cope up 9:50- 10:50 am
mental awareness/ Elgie P. Porlucas
Closing Remarks Giving a thankful message to the 10:50 am
audiences, people involved/ Lance
Laverinto
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V. BUDGET AND COST ANALYSIS
A. Resources
The team opted to pay P1000per head, multiplied by the number of members
in our group, which has 30 members. We are additionally looking for sponsors to help us
complete this project and provide all the necessary materials. The projected collectibles and
identified funding sources are listed below.
Identified Sources of Fund Estimated Amount

Collection:
P1,000/person x 30 P 30, 000. 00
Solicitations/ Donations P 1,000. 00
Total: P 31,000. 00
B. Expenses
Identified Coaching Expenses Particulars Estimated Amount

Supplies Markers 7,000
Ballpen
Illustrations
Tokens
Props
School Supplies
Grocery Package 3 in 1 Coffee 7,000
Canned Foods
Noodles
Rice
Hygiene Necessities
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Transportation Rented Jeep 4,000

Food (Meal and Snacks Allowance) Biscuits 8,000
Powdered Juice
Pancit, Lugaw, Sopas
Sitaw, Kalabasa
Rents Speakers 3,000
Others Emergency Allowance 2,000
Total 31,000.00
We request of a total of 7,500.00 to undertake the study described above. The majority of
funds will go towards to the children expenses for the essential but time-consuming activities
of
conducting and analyzing 40 children’s. The student of HRDNYT11 will be responsible for
the
successful of the said project. The estimated costs for foods/ drinks/meals is P3,700.00
(Breakfast,
Lunch, Snacks), the estimated costs for the materials/Props, Games and Price’s P2, 400.00
(Used
for printed name tags, certificates, hand-outs etc. in supplies such as markers, pens,
crayons,
papers, cardboards and art design for the activities that we will do). The estimated Travel
costs
P400.00, and the others expenses costs P1, 000.00.
We propose for a total of P31,000 to complete the aforementioned project. The majority
of the donations will go toward the project's materials and supplies. We volunteers will
be held accountable for the project's success. The estimated costs for foods/drinks/meals
are P8,000.00 (Snacks and Lunch), P7,000.00 for materials, supplies, and others
(including tokens and prices, printed materials, and items for the activities that we will
undertake, such as markers, pens, crayons, papers, cardboards, and art design), and
P7,000.00 for relief goods to be distributed. Travel is expected to cost P4,000.00, rent is
P3,000.00, and other expenses are estimated to cost P2,000.00.
We propose for a total of P31,000 monetary support to complete the aforementioned

project. The majority of the donations will go toward the project's materials and supplies. We
volunteers will be held accountable for the project's success. The estimated costs for
foods/drinks/meals are P8,000.00 (Snacks and Lunch), P7,000.00 for materials, supplies, and
others (including tokens and prices, printed materials, and items for the activities that we will
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undertake, such as markers, pens, crayons, papers, cardboards, and art design), and P7,000.00
for relief goods to be distributed. Travel is expected to cost P4,000.00, rent is P3,000.00, and
other expenses are estimated to cost P2,000.00.
C. Budget Analysis
Below is just a sample of estimated budget plan and expenses.
Amount
BUDGET (Collectibles + Donations) P 31, 000.00
Less: P 31,000. 00
EXPENSES
Total: P 0.00
VI. Expected Outcomes

The primary objective of an outreach program is to bring about positive change or
growth in a certain community or group. This could include increased community awareness
and education about a specific issue, improved access to resources or services, or improved
social cohesiveness and connectedness among members. Lastly, the effectiveness of an
outreach program may be judged by the concrete impact it has on its target audience, whether
that impact is in the form of improved outcomes, more involvement, or favorable feedback
from those who participated.
Thus, at the end of the Outreach Program the implementors are expected to continue
the spirit of service; manage and implement a project or program; develop skills in
communication; and to influence fellow citizen to become literate in different aspects in life.
On the other hand, the intended participants are likely to recognize the importance of
mental health; to develop self-awareness and debunk stigma in mental health issues; to
develop skills in computer and media such as Microsoft editing, creation of PowerPoint
presentations, and use of excel; to categorize fake news and credible sources; to recognize the
benefit and downside of social media; to recreate a product from defaced materials; to
became stewards and promoter of environmental protection through creating signages; and to
discern good vices over bad vices.

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Our Lady of the Pillar College-San Manuel,

III. PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS

We require financial resources, materials, school supplies, technology, and

IV. PROJECT, ORGANIZATION, AND STAFFING

Time Frame Activities

April 25 General Assembly for the project implementation

May 8 Project Implementation: Seminar of Pros and Cons in Social Media

May 12 Program Implementation: Teaching Microsoft PowerPoints

May 16 Program Implementation: Teaching Microsoft Excel

May 20 Program Implementation: Recycling

May 23 Program Implementation: Seminar about Mental Health Awareness

May 27 Program Implementation: Seminar about Vices Awareness

Comprehensive Program Design

Date: May 6, 2023 (Day 1; 4 Hours)

Group 2- Omar Panantaon, Lovely

Ann Manuel, Christina Mamaril

Closing Remarks Pauline Agudia 11:30 am

Date: May 8, 2023 (Day 2; 1 1/2 Hours)

Group 3- Jester Garcia, Angelika Nava,

Attendance Attendance Checker: Lorain Joy 7:45 am

Date: May 10, 2023 (Day 3; 1 ½ Hours)

Manuel, Christina Mamaril

Attendance Attendance Checker: Vangie Garcia 7:45 am

Date: May 12, 2023 (Day 4; 1.5 Hours)

Attendance Attendance Checker: Vangie Garcia 7:45 am

Date: May 13, 2023 (Day 9; 4 Hours)

Program Delegation of Facilitators, Activities Time

Attendance Attendance Checker: Hazel Nebre 7:45 am

Date: May 20, 2023 (Day 10; 4 Hours)

Group 2- Omar Panantaon, Lovely

Vergara, Lorain Joy Falsario,

Date: May 23, 2023 (Day 7; 3.5 Hours)

Group 2- Omar Panantaon, Lovely

Date: May 27, 2023 (Day 9; 4 Hours)

Program Delegation of Facilitators, Activities Time

Group 2- Omar Panantaon, Lovely

Date: June 3, 2023 (Day 10; 3 Hours)

Activity: Relief Distribution

Attendance Attendance Checker: Hazel Nebre 7:45 am

V. BUDGET AND COST ANALYSIS

Identified Sources of Fund Estimated Amount

Identified Coaching Expenses Particulars Estimated Amount

Transportation Rented Jeep 4,000

We propose for a total of P31,000 monetary support to complete the aforementioned

VI. Expected Outcomes

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