The document discusses the National Service Training Program (NSTP) Act of 2001, which aims to motivate, train, and mobilize youth through community service. It describes the community immersion component of NSTP, where students spend 54-90 hours engaging with underserved communities. The goals are to understand community concerns through hands-on activities, conduct needs assessments, and implement a project to address an issue. Students gain understanding of social realities and an opportunity to contribute to community development, while communities benefit from additional support.
The document discusses the National Service Training Program (NSTP) Act of 2001, which aims to motivate, train, and mobilize youth through community service. It describes the community immersion component of NSTP, where students spend 54-90 hours engaging with underserved communities. The goals are to understand community concerns through hands-on activities, conduct needs assessments, and implement a project to address an issue. Students gain understanding of social realities and an opportunity to contribute to community development, while communities benefit from additional support.
The document discusses the National Service Training Program (NSTP) Act of 2001, which aims to motivate, train, and mobilize youth through community service. It describes the community immersion component of NSTP, where students spend 54-90 hours engaging with underserved communities. The goals are to understand community concerns through hands-on activities, conduct needs assessments, and implement a project to address an issue. Students gain understanding of social realities and an opportunity to contribute to community development, while communities benefit from additional support.
R.A No 9163 ● through exposure on actual life situations ● known as National Service Training specially in the deprived, depressed, and Program (NSTP) act of 2001 underprivileged (DDU) communities. ● aims to motivate train and mobilize youth ● it is also a strategy of transforming DDU in military training, literacy, civic welfare communities and trainees into self- 2 semesters sustaining ones as men for others imbued ● The program shall be taken for with good citizenship values of being: NSTP Community Immersion MAKADIYOS, MAKATAO, MAKABAYAN, ● approach to link community & students at and MAKAKALIKASAN. local community development process Community Immersion 3 phases: Economic aspect 1. Improving youth’s understanding of their ● suggests financial management while community & how it works through several Social aspect hands on activities ● focuses on people’s interactions and 2. Conduct a needs assessment survey of relationship building. residents spiritual aspects 3. Implementing a project to address ab ● associated with religion and our issue identified through the needs relationship with the Supreme Being, assesment 1987 Philippine Constitution 1. Education; ● The state recognizes the rvital role of youth 2. Health; in nation building 3. Safety and disaster management; Government 4. Sports and Recreation; ● their prime duty is to serve & protect the 5. Environmental Services; people 6. Entrepreneurship and Livelihood; and ● they shall call upon the people to defend 7. Morals of citizenry and other social state /general welfare concerns. Community Immersion ● it is practicum-based element of NSTP Community Immersion where lessons learned and acquired in ● approach of bringing the NSTP NSTP 1, whether on a semester basis or as student-trainees to the DDU communities part of the one summer program. ● to underserved, marginalized sectors, ● not only applicable to the CWTS and LTS ● where they are may encounter shifts from components but the ROTC as well. being Community Immersion ○ spectators of community action, ● is a strategy in community organizing that nonchalant and passive citizens is sought to imbibe among the NSTP ○ to responsible and effective trainees a better understanding & change agents realization of the different community the principle involve in NSTP community immersion concerns ● present a solid foundation for the attainment of a common goal, NSTP 2 Lec 1/ Pre-Mid 2nd Semester Community ● goes beyond acquainting us with ● group of people gathered together in any community concerns but make possible geographic area who have common our participation in their (re)solution. interests Forms of Integration in Community Immersion:- ● collective of people with similar interests 1. Home visits and goals whether living in the same ○ Living w/ selected families geographic locality or not. preferably w/ key informants- ELEMENTS OF A COMMUNITY Informal discussions with individuals 1. Demographics or 2. Culture 2. Sharing in household and community 3. History activities 4. Economy ○ (cooking, with the community host, 5. Structures clean-up drive) Demographics 3. Attendance in social gatherings ● include population distribution and ○ (fiestas, weddings, etc.) density, characteristics of population, 4. Assistance in production work History ○ (selling, farming, etc.) ● events of the past that contributed to the WHOM DO YOU IMMERSE WITH IN THE development of the community. COMMUNITY? Culture 1. Parents, ● ways, of living of the people. 2. Youth Economy 3. Differently-abled constituents, and ● income, level, occupation of people. professionals, Structures 4. Members of people’s organizations ● physical, political, and social structures 5. Formal and informal group, IMPORTANCE OF IMMERSION 6. Potential collaborator of your project or 1. Will enable to understand how the people activities feel, think, say, and behave as dictated by Community immersion their conditions and situations in life as a ● empowering the people towards means development of the locality. 2. To make feel and realize that they are Community-based service projects must be more fortunate than many others and that ● premised on the principle of people 3. Students can do something to improve the empowerment and not the dole-out’ lives of the marginalized and underserved. mentality. 4. They will be exposed in further and other WHAT CONDITIONS MAY QUALIFY ONE TO GO realities of life INTO COMMUNITY IMMERSION? Community immersion 1. knowing the very process of immersion ● strategy in community organizing work ○ this endeavor requires skills in that entails understanding of the different facilitating interventions, planning community concerns through exposure and managing community service and engaging in different activities. projects, among others. NSTP 2 Lec 1/ Pre-Mid 2nd Semester 54 - 90 hrs ● students enrolled in NSTP 2 are mandated to undergo communityimmersion for a period covering of: WHAT PERSONAL GAIN MAY A STUDENT GET FROM COMMUNITY IMMERSION? 1. Can comprehend people’s lives to see real life situations. 2. Gain social acceptance 3. Enhance experiences in conducting asset mapping 4. Establish rapport and relationship with different people 5. Develop their conscientization ability. 6. Acquire first –hand expereinces I dealing with community works 7. Chance to learn life skills that will enrich and better their persons. WHAT YOU SHOULD AND SHOULD NOT DO IN COMMUNITY IMMERSIONIt ● basic rule that trainees must be well-versed with the area, skilled to communicate with community people and disciplined to keep yourself from responding indifferently towards diverse types of personalities.