Empowering Our Community Together

Join us in making a positive impact through community-driven projects and services.

About us

NCF envisions CES as a catalyst for positive change, driven by a commitment to community empowerment, sustainability, innovation, and collaboration.

Through our collective efforts, we aspire to create inclusive, resilient, and thriving communities where every individual has the opportunity to fulfill their potential and contribute to the common good.

The Community Extension Services (CES) is part of the mission of Naga College Foundation, Inc., under the Research and Extension Office supervised by the Academic Division.

Mandated by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), Republic Act. No. 8292, known as the “Higher Education Modernization Act of 1997”, requires States Universities and Colleges(SUCs),to promote the establishment and development of research and extension centers (Sec. 4 m), which shared and delivered to the boarder community, cultivate students to be dedicated, socially conscious, committed, and voluntarily address and resolve social issues, and takes the lead in implementing research-based community extension service programs, outreach engagements, towards sustainability, productivity, and self-reliant community partners.

Hence, align to the MELCHOR Program as an inspiration from the goal of the univiersity to train and mold students to be at sevice for others.

Mission

Promote sustainable development, social welfare, and cultural enrichment in our local community through education, outreach, and service initiatives, as well as to foster collaborative partnerships with stakeholders based on broader knowledge and opportunity, all guided by community service principles and the MELCHOR Program.

Vision

A community that fosters a culture of collaboration, innovation, and Inclusivity

Core Values

Quality, Excellence, Service, Truth

Our Main Objectives

Empower community members

Empower community members by providing them with the knowledge, resources, and skills to address challenges and seize opportunities effectively.

Emphasize the institution's commitment

Emphasize the institution's commitment to its broader social responsibilities beyond academic pursuits and recognize the student's contributions to the well-being of the communities it serves.

Encourages collaboration

Encourages collaboration among various stakeholders, including students, faculty, staff, local organizations, government agencies, and community members, to utilize different perspectives and resources for a more significant impact.

Service and Civic engagement culture

Cultivate a service and civic engagement culture in the student's community and instill compassion, empathy, and social responsibility values.

Partnerships with local communities

Establish meaningful partnerships with local communities, recognizing their expertise, needs, and aspirations as essential development drivers.

Research capabilities

Enhance the research capabilities of faculty members, students, non-teaching personnel, and alumni through engaging activities that inspire active participation in implementing Community Extension programs and services.

The MELCHOR Program

The MELCHOR Program, which stands for Mobilizing, Environmental Management, Livelihood, Capacity Building, Health and Sanitation, Outreach Program for Responsible Nation-building, is the foundation of the Community Extension Service of Naga College Foundation, Inc. that is aligned to the sustainable development goals of the United Nations.

Mobilizing Program

One of the components of this program is implementing college-based extension services, including health and environmental awareness programs and literacy programs. These services address the local community's needs and provide research-backed solutions through various initiatives and services to empower the community. Students actively participate, where they engage with the local community and gain firsthand experience and knowledge, allowing them to contribute to the development of the community.

Environmental Management Program

Naga College Foundation, Inc. positively impacts the environment and contributes to the overall sustainable development of society. It focuses on raising awareness about environmental issues, promoting sustainable practices, and empowering the community to become environmentally conscious and take action to protect and preserve the environment.

Livelihood Program

Uplifts the community and contributes to poverty reduction and economic development. Empower the local community by providing opportunities for sustainable livelihoods. Equips community members with the necessary skills and knowledge to engage in income-generating activities, improve their economic well-being, and enable individuals to start businesses or find employment opportunities that align with their interests and abilities.

Capacity Building Program

Offers a range of training initiatives, workshops, and seminars to equip individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to address various challenges and seize opportunities in their personal and professional lives. It provides quality education and covers various topics, including leadership development, entrepreneurship, communication skills, financial management, and community engagement. By enhancing the capacity of individuals, the program aims to promote self-reliance, resilience, and sustainable development within the community.

Health and Sanitation Program

Promotes good health practices and provides necessary resources to improve the overall well-being of community members by raising awareness about health related issues. These may include health education campaigns, workshops, proper hygiene practices, and the provision of sanitation facilities and services. The program also collaborates with local health organizations and professionals to ensure the delivery of quality healthcare services to the community.

Outreach Program

Reaching out to the local community and addresses their needs through various initiatives and activities such as health and environmental awareness campaigns, skills training workshops, relief operations, and community service projects. Outreach program collaborates with the local organizations, government agencies, and community leaders to establish a strong connection between the institution and the community by understanding their concerns as well ass identifying and implementing projects that will benefit the community.

Responsible Nations-Building Program

Encourages community involvement and pride, resulting in a stronger, more resilient, and more just society and assisting in forming knowledgeable, involved, and socially responsible people who actively seek to improve the community.

Partner Communities

At the heart of our mission are the vibrant communities we collaborate with. Our Partner Communities are integral to the success of our extension services, driving impactful change and fostering growth. Through these dynamic partnerships, we work together to address local needs, promote development, and build a stronger, more connected network. Discover how our shared efforts are making a difference and explore the unique contributions of each community in our network.

City of Naga (2008 - 2018; 2023 - 2028)

Carolina, 2008 - 2018

Municipality of Canaman (2019 - 2027)

Sta. Teresita
Fundado
Sta. Cruz
Sua
Talidtid

San Vicente
San Jose West
Del Rosario
Tibgao

Our Nature of Community Engagement

Community Extension Program

The Community Extension Program activity is a long-term activity that aim to restore and develop a resilient and productive community through conducted research, community needs assessment, and community analysis digesting the needs of the community and providing precise service and sustainable projects that address economic, environmental, political and social issues aligned with the MELCHOR Program of the institution.

Community Outreach Program

The Community Outreach activity is a short-term activity that provides direct prompt assistance for the welfare suits to the needs and conditions of the partner communities' contemporary poverty and security issues, involving students, faculty, and staff on exposure in response to the situation of the community.

Community Extension Service Personnel

DR. Elizer R. Caculitan
Researcg & Extension Office, Director

Ms. Grace DC. Torrecampo
Community Extension Service, Coordinator

Ms. Melissa Angeles
Graduate Studies

Mr. Edison C. Sola
College of Criminal Justice Education

Ms. Sarah Bethany B. Abad
College of Arts and Sciences

Mr. Fritzgerald Imperal
College of Computer Studies

Mr. Nikko N. Ricafrente
College of Business and Management

Mr. Son Reburiano
Office of the Student Affairs

Ms. Michelle C. Diezmo
College of Teacher’s Education

Ms. Sharmaine S. Cano
College of Accounting and Finance

Ms. Gina D. Durante
College of Engineering

Ms. Emmaloi A. Alvarez
College of Health and Sciences

Mr. Alvin Jess Laudato
Basic Education Department

Mr. Arnel P. Balid
Non-Teaching Personnel

CES Student Volunteers Guild
Student Assistant