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Clean Up Drive
Clean Up Drive
Training Program 2
MAY 2024
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The MTIM NSTP 2 would want to express their deepest gratitude and heartfelt
appreciation to these god-sent individuals who, in one way or another, assisted them
To the MTIM Coop for providing the venue or location to conduct the Aquatic
To Ms. Cherry Pearl Amar for giving her outstanding ideas or plans, hard
Committee for their excellent, magnificent, and superlative cooperation and hard
work.
To the NSTP 2 students for providing their cooperation, participation, and full
providing and sharing their knowledge, experience, patience, hard work, and
information about the Clean Up Drive. And also, for helping the NSTP 2 Students for
a successful activity.
ABSTRACT
On May 11, 2024, day of Tuesday, from 5 a.m. to 8 a.m. The Masters
conducted their 5th and the last activity, under their subject of National Service
Training Program (NSTP 2). The Philippine National Police's participation in clean-
up drives reflects their multifaceted role as both law enforcers and community
relationships with residents. Clean-up drives organized by the PNP not only
contribute to the beautification of public spaces but also serve as a testament to their
dedication to promoting public welfare, building trust with the community, and
through NSTP offers a valuable and clean-up drives play a pivotal role
in their holistic development and public spaces, the preservation of
serve as a catalyst for positive the classroom and into the fabric of
engagement, environmental
activity.
CHAPTER II:
The Philippine National Police – Brgy. Tipanoy, Iligan City & The Relation
2 Students
police force responsible for maintaining peace and order, enforcing laws,
As a law enforcement agency, the PNP plays a crucial role in upholding the
public service.
While the primary function of the PNP is to maintain peace and security, the
Clean-up drives provide the PNP with an opportunity to connect with the
The involvement of the PNP in clean-up drives also reflects their holistic
issues, promoting cleanliness, and enhancing the quality of life in the areas
they serve.
By organizing clean-up drives, the PNP not only contributes to the physical
all.
community policing and building trust between law enforcement officers and
the public.
By actively engaging in clean-up activities alongside community members, the
community.
Clean-up drives provide an opportunity for the PNP to interact with citizens in
Figure 5. Image of the PNP Tipanoy conducting clean-up drive together with
NSTP 2 students.
Moreover, the participation of the PNP in clean-up drives aligns with their
duties and demonstrates their role as stewards of public safety and well-being.
reflects their multifaceted role as both law enforcers and community partners.
Clean-up drives organized by the PNP not only contribute to the beautification
public welfare, building trust with the community, and upholding their role as
Figure 6. Image of the PNP Tipanoy conducting clean-up drive together with
NSTP 2 students.
CHAPTER III:
Students of MTIM
Duration: 3 hours
Figures 7.1 & 7.2. The Commencement of the Clean – Up Drive Activity.
CHAPTER IV:
The National Service Training Program (NSTP) and clean-up drives are
youth. Clean-up drives, on the other hand, provide practical opportunities for
environment.
One of the primary ways in which NSTP and clean-up drives are connected is
pollution.
skills imparted through NSTP coursework. The program equips students with
Clean-up drives provide a platform for students to apply their learning in real-
to the cleanliness and beautification of public spaces but also develop practical
Additionally, the connection between NSTP and clean-up drives lies in their
societal challenges.
their Community.
civic duty but also a powerful way to contribute to the betterment of the
One of the key reasons why clean-up drives are important for responsible
waste management.
Litter, trash, and other forms of waste not only degrade the aesthetic quality of
public spaces but also pose serious threats to ecosystems, wildlife, and human
health.
reduce the risk of environmental degradation, and preserve the beauty and
Clean-up drives also play a vital role in enhancing community well-being and
relaxation.
Clean public spaces not only improve physical health by reducing exposure to
welfare of society.
community.
reduce waste generation, and take proactive steps towards preserving the
environment.
Responsible individuals serve as role models for their peers, neighbors, and
One of the key reasons why clean-up drives are important for NSTP students
communities.
Engaging in hands-on activities such as picking up trash, sorting recyclables,
and beautifying public spaces helps students develop a sense of ownership and
opportunities to apply the knowledge and skills they have acquired through
their NSTP coursework. By putting theory into practice, students gain a deeper
Clean-up drives serve as a platform for students to apply their learning in real-
initiative.
NSTP students have the opportunity to take on leadership roles, delegate tasks,
and work together towards a common goal. By working as a team to plan and
towards others.
By volunteering their time and effort to improve the cleanliness and aesthetics
society, build meaningful connections with their peers, and develop a sense of
CHAPTER V:
Students participated and conducted their 5 th and the last activity, under their
residents. Clean-up drives organized by the PNP not only contribute to the
to promoting public welfare, building trust with the community, and upholding
impact on the environment and inspire others to join in the effort towards a
cleaner, greener world. the relationship between NSTP and clean-up drives is
and skills learned in the program, engage in meaningful service projects, and
not only benefit the communities they serve but also empower NSTP students
sustainable future.
reflects their multifaceted role as both law enforcers and community partners.
relationships with residents. Clean-up drives organized by the PNP not only
community, and upholding their role as guardians of peace and order in the
Philippines.
2. Pitogo, Jubertson
3. Epe, Yhem
4. Baluran, Gemaylen
5. Panimbang, Nasmea
6. Omar, Norasyah
7. Bacalsp, Nelmarie
8. Mulok, Anina
Documentation Committee
1. Maamor, Hamida
2. Azis, Norhaifah