...Reflection on Outreach Program Food is the basic necessity of everyone. I love children. That is why I really enjoyed the few hours of having feeding program. I realized how an experience could b ]Ie extraordinary by simply being with the less fortunate and making them happy even for a while. I became inspired to persevere more in life so that I can be a big help for the less fortunate. It’s not my first time joining a Feeding Program. In my days in high school, I always facilitating a Feeding Program held in our barangay. Less fortunate children is really close to my heart because I, myself experience becoming like them, eating once eating non nutritious foods and not having my money. There is a chance that I need to transfer school so I can continue my studies .We are lucky because we can eat more than three times a day, we can study in a good university, we have more money, we can eat whatever we want, we are wearing a good uniform and we can have what we want. I am lucky because all of these, I can have and I experience and I can have, but the children in the feeding program cannot have it because there are not financially capable. Don’t waste your foods or either your money to anything but help others. I am Very lucky because I can do whatever I want to do. I can eat whatever I want to eat. Even you, you’re lucky. So we must take care these blessing and share to others. Sharing to others is the most special things I can do or we can do and feeling of we or I become...
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...ESE 315 WEEK 4 REFLECTION A+ Graded Tutorial Available At: http://hwsoloutions.com/?product=ese-315-week-4-reflection Visit Our website: http://hwsoloutions.com/ Product Description PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ESE 315 Week 4 Reflection, Course Reflection During this course my image of children with learning disabilities has empowered me to reach out to the community and any other outreach programs that can help children with learning disabilities. I have always considered all children to having a chance at education with or without a disability but I have learned through this course if children with learning disabilities had the equipment and proper accommodations they will have the same chance and great opportunity in education as anyone else. The new understandings I have considered in terms of knowledge about learning differences are everyone, especially children, learns differently regardless of a disability but if the child has a disability we as teachers and parents have to accommodate to their needs of learning. For example, a normal child may not comprehend the lesson unit by me elaborating on it speaking orally they may understand it better in an outline. A child with a disability may need the same but a little more, I may have to place their work on picture cards or let them listen to audio and most of all of the lesson unit written down to a similar pattern of my normal unit lesson plan. Course Reflection During this course my image of children with learning...
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...UNIVERSITY OF THE EAST Recto, Manila NATIONAL SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAM NARRATIVE REPORT BANDOY, Mary Aldzel B. September 19, 2015 Prof. MIRANDA, Perla F. STC 112 – 11M NARRATION OF NSTP CLASSROOM AND BARANGAY OUTREACH ACTIVITIES June 13 (NSTP classroom) The class was held in room EN 500 and was headed by professor Ma’am Perla F. Miranda. New faces, new friends, new environment. At first, I was hesitant to be in this class because I thought that I won’t feel the belongingness I yearn for in a group. But it turns out that I have enjoyed the company of my professor and some of my block mates. We were instructed to make ourselves known in front of the class and were tasked to memorize at least 20 names of our block mates. It was very exciting for me because I were able to know the names of these people in my class and they were able to know my name. It was a great day because I get to bond with some of them even if it’s just for a little time. June 20 (NSTP classroom) NSTP Core Values: Maka-Diyos, Makakalikasan, Makabayan, Makatao. These core values taught in STC 111 were reviewed and role played by us. The class was divided into four groups and each group was assigned to present their understandings on the assigned core value by role playing which was graded by the other group. We were third to present and impart our own ideas in front of the class about makabayan. Somehow the performance was not quite good enough for the other group so we were graded...
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...A Better Reflection of Christianity In the present day, there is a low opinion about Christianity; but the church can change that view by reaching out more to the community by developing more outreach programs. One of the reasons Christianity is misunderstood is because a lot of society feels that Christians confine themselves inside the church. They do not go beyond the building enough to show the true meaning of God’s love. Dr. Elmer Towns states “Others see the church as ‘ingrown’ and this unwittingly communicates the message, “You will never really belong here. In Christianity, the goal of the church (which is the people) is to live life like Christ. Believers of this faith should be an example of God’s Word and help others in the community find their way to Christ. Jesus was an advocate for helping people from all walks of life. It did not matter to Him whether you were rich or poor; He constantly reached out to those who were in need. This is what the church needs to do. One good way to reach out would be to develop a Homeless Ministry. On a certain day during the week, the church could provide a free meal and preach the Gospel to the people at the same time. This ministry should encompass more than handing out literature, but actually members of the Ministry speaking to the people as a whole, showing them that God has not forsaken them and that he uses the church as a way to help his people. Included with the meal and worship would be workshops on how to find...
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...Community Health Reflection Community Health Nursing Reflection Veronica Hubbard NUR/405 June 25, 2012 Cindy Januale Community Health Nursing Reflection Community health nursing is a specialty field of nursing which care is provided to people in the community setting. A community health nurse can provide care to children and the adult population. As a result of the economic depression, more people in the community are becoming jobless, homeless, low-income, and uninsured. So the need for community health nurses has drastically increased. The child community health nurses’ role is concentrating on health promotion and prevention strategies. According to Contemporary Nurse Journal (2011), “the role is broaden to include multifaceted case management, home visiting, outreach programs, early identification and primary intervention of clients with psychosocial and mental health issues, group facilitation, the traditional one to one client contact and multidisciplinary team function (p. 72). The role for a community nurse in the adult setting is to prevent health problems in at risk individuals, promote disease prevention strategies, to provide care and available resources to needy individuals and families in the community. According to Stanhope and Lancaster (2012), “community health nursing practice is the synthesis of nursing theory and public health theory applied to promoting, preserving, and maintaining the health of populations through the delivery of...
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...CompStat Reflection I think every American would benefit from attending CompStat, as I am confident the things I heard in that meeting would dispel every negative stereotype about police officers that exist. I was amazed by the humility of the officers and more importantly, their dedication to specific cases and individuals. Contrary to the sensationalized image of aggressive and egotistical police officers, the officers and chiefs were quick to praise one another and express gratitude. This created a team like environment and I felt every man and woman in that room was working together for a common good. I was surprised to learn how many people are involved in just one case-the arresting officers, detectives, street outreach workers, probation officers, to just name a few-and how seamlessly these individuals work together. I was especially impressed by the lengths the department is willing to go to protect at-risk individuals, such as the young drug dealer who was recently shot. The street outreach woman was particularly interesting, as she knew the drug dealer and his family when none of the officers did. To me, this demonstrated the importance of police departments collaborating with individuals and/or organizations that can offer essential insight to a community and its members. Lastly, it genuinely warmed my heart to hear about the various activities the NHPD offers neighborhood children. The Youth Police Initiative is a great way to introduce young men to a possible...
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...this project Above all, we thank God. TABLE OF CONTENTS I. General Information A. Proponents B. Type of Project C. Project Site D. Beneficiaries E. Contact Person F. Duration/Time frame II. Project Description A. Rationale B. Objectives III. Project Management A. Management viability 1. Organizational structure 2. Services and assistance offered 3. Implementation schedule B. Social viability IV. Financial requirement and sources A. Sources of fund B. Program of expenditure V. Assessment of the project A. Findings B. Conclusions C. Recommendations VI. Appendices Letters Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) Personal reflections of participants Pictures/photographs Training manual All other pertinent documents I. General Information A. Proponents Students: Bachelor of Industrial Technology – Instrumentation and Control Technology Students: Abrahan, Mark Allen Calapano, Roland Catapang, Marvelous Cesar De Guzman, John Mark De Guzman, Ralf Lezter De Guzman, Ray Christoper De Ocampo, Mark Jun Dimalibot, Herson Dinglasan, John Glendrick Gabi, Jam Jerome Lumanta, Jayson Manaois, Jimmark Paglicauan, John Reeve Paglicawan, Adrian Panganiban, Denrick Panopio, Allan Joseph Salazar, Reimar Salomero,...
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...Police-Community Relations Kaplan University Did you know that 42% of Americans find their local law enforcement untrustworthy? This is due in large part to the number of police related incidents that have been in the news of late. The negative publicity that law enforcement is getting has an adverse effect on all police departments, nationwide. In turn this is having an effect on police-community relations. To better the relations between the Ringgold police department and the community there needs to be more outreach programs. At this time I believe that the community relations are in a good solid place. We have areas that we can improve on. (R. Kinsley, personal communication, February 1, 2015). Our chief of police has a better outlook on the current state of police-community relations that my general community does. In a poll conducted by myself I discovered that 63% of my communities’ population believes that our current state of community police relations is ranked at weak. This was out of the possible choices of: very strong, strong, mediocre, weak, poor and, very poor. This divide between the two leads to great concern. This information also leads to the conclusion that maybe the police-community relations are somewhere between these two. How does local law enforcement endeavor to reestablish and maintain the trust with its community? Incidents of the past have chipped away at the once noble profession. There are many instances in which the community...
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...Community Health Nursing Reflection Community health nursing is a specialty field of nursing which care is provided to people in the community setting. A community health nurse can provide care to children and the adult population. As a result of the economic depression, more people in the community are becoming jobless, homeless, low-income, and uninsured. So the need for community health nurses has drastically increased. The child community health nurses’ role is concentrating on health promotion and prevention strategies. According to Contemporary Nurse Journal (2011), “the role is broaden to include multifaceted case management, home visiting, outreach programs, early identification and primary intervention of clients with psychosocial and mental health issues, group facilitation, the traditional one to one client contact and multidisciplinary team function (p. 72). The role for a community nurse in the adult setting is to prevent health problems in at risk individuals, promote disease prevention strategies, to provide care and available resources to needy individuals and families in the community. According to Stanhope and Lancaster (2012), “community health nursing practice is the synthesis of nursing theory and public health theory applied to promoting, preserving, and maintaining the health of populations through the delivery of personal health care services to individuals, families, and groups (p. 16). Nursing diagnosis & interventions People in the community...
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...Community and Public Health Nursing Reflection Community and public health nursing provide health education, care management and primary care to individuals and families who are members of vulnerable populations and high risk groups. Public health nurse integrate community involvement and knowledge about the entire population with personal clinical understandings of the health and illness experiences of individuals and families within the population. Community and public nurse focus on the prevention of illness, injury or disability, the promotion of health and maintenance of the health of the populations, they work with communities, target health promotion and disease prevention, they act as teachers, counselors and plays an important role in preventing wide spread illness and disease. Community and public health nurses’ goal is to promote, preserve, and maintain the health of populations through the delivery of personal health services to individuals, families, and groups, and also the prevention of disease and disability, to promote and protect the community as a whole. According to Stanhope & Lancaster (2012), nursing has numerous roles including identifying vulnerable individuals and families through outreach and case findings, encouraging vulnerable groups to obtain health services, developing programs that respond to their needs and teaching vulnerable individuals, families and groups strategies to prevent illness and promote health (pg. 728). My community family...
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...Reflection Paper Content Analysis Evaluation Form This instrument is designed to assess learning progress and behavioral change through analysis of written statements in reflection papers. The open-ended nature of the writing is intended to encourage self-directed reflection and expression of both feelings and thoughts. The categories represent major objectives of the Pathways to Leadership: Emerging and New Administrator Workshop* classified according to the Awareness—Acceptance—Action (AAA) paradigm of behavioral change as described by Mitstifer (1976). Awareness: Statements imply that persons have made attempts to discover who they are and what they wish to become. This is usually expressed in second or third person only. Acceptance: Persons made positive and/or consistent statements in the first person. Statements must show commitment and some decisions toward action. |Category |Examples | |Self-Awareness—Statements indicate participation in the |_____awareness—The way individuals handle issues affects others. | |evaluation of self. Persons reflect on their own thinking and |_____acceptance—I am beginning to examine my assumptions and | |reasoning and participate in advocacy and inquiry. |conclusions so that I can be more comfortable in advocating my | | ...
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...Reflection Paper Content Analysis Evaluation Form This instrument is designed to assess learning progress and behavioral change through analysis of written statements in reflection papers. The open-ended nature of the writing is intended to encourage self-directed reflection and expression of both feelings and thoughts. The categories represent major objectives of the Pathways to Leadership: Emerging and New Administrator Workshop* classified according to the Awareness—Acceptance—Action (AAA) paradigm of behavioral change as described by Mitstifer (1976). Awareness: Statements imply that persons have made attempts to discover who they are and what they wish to become. This is usually expressed in second or third person only. Acceptance: Persons made positive and/or consistent statements in the first person. Statements must show commitment and some decisions toward action. |Category |Examples | |Self-Awareness—Statements indicate participation in the |_____awareness—The way individuals handle issues affects others. | |evaluation of self. Persons reflect on their own thinking and |_____acceptance—I am beginning to examine my assumptions and | |reasoning and participate in advocacy and inquiry. |conclusions so that I can be more comfortable in advocating my | | |point...
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...Nimiah C. Dayao OUTREACH PROGRAM REFLECTION PAPER During our group meeting, we actually imagined that our activity would be that organized or every plan will be done accordingly but when we get there, some or should I say none of it was followed. At Manila Boys town, we met young boys and girls and teenage girls. I choose to entertain first the young boys. There, I met Jonathan. Then I went to the group of young girls and met July. Suddenly, the teenage girls came. I decided to be with them until the activity is finished. We initiate different activity. First, we started with a prayer. Then, we gave them some coloring materials and watch them work as a team. Actually, they are not that humble or approchable to their mates but they share their materials. Then we proceed to games, we start with dancing. We group ourselves and dance the song of Story Book. They know the song and the choreography of it so it becomes easy for us to finish that activity. They request different song; we play Nae Nae and Twerk It like Miley. They are really good dancers. Next, we do Stop Dance. They all got prizes. Next, we give them some foods. While watching them eating, they give us some pick up lines about love life. I’m actually shocked not because they are so young for that but because they are inside a convent-like place then they somehow act contrary to what I expect. After that, they need to leave because they still have classes. The young boys were left. They offer a song for us, which...
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...Community Health Nursing Reflection Veronica Hubbard NUR/405 June 25, 2012 Cindy Januale Community Health Nursing Reflection Community health nursing is a specialty field of nursing which care is provided to people in the community setting. A community health nurse can provide care to children and the adult population. As a result of the economic depression, more people in the community are becoming jobless, homeless, low-income, and uninsured. So the need for community health nurses has drastically increased. The child community health nurses’ role is concentrating on health promotion and prevention strategies. According to Contemporary Nurse Journal (2011), “the role is broaden to include multifaceted case management, home visiting, outreach programs, early identification and primary intervention of clients with psychosocial and mental health issues, group facilitation, the traditional one to one client contact and multidisciplinary team function (p. 72). The role for a community nurse in the adult setting is to prevent health problems in at risk individuals, promote disease prevention strategies, to provide care and available resources to needy individuals and families in the community. According to Stanhope and Lancaster (2012), “community health nursing practice is the synthesis of nursing theory and public health theory applied to promoting, preserving, and maintaining the health of populations through the delivery of personal health care services to individuals...
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...Engineering (WME) program at OSU is providing outreach to women and minorities in order to broaden recruitment and the interest in engineering. Women Engineering Their Future, Saturday...
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