Christ the King College of Calbayog City, Inc.

The Pioneer Catholic Franciscan Institution of Eastern Visayas

Founded 1905

Studiositas. Fraternitas. Minoritas. Oratio et Devotio.

Community Extension Services Office

Have you ever wondered how Christ the King College of Calbayog City, Inc. can contribute in building a more just and peaceful society?

Our program provides a transformative approach. It’s about learning, serving, and bridging the gap between our school and society. We believe that by working together, we can create a more just and peaceful society.

“Learning, Serving, Bridging: The Path to Justice and Peace through Community Extension Services”.

This tagline captures the core elements of the Community Extension Services and its connection to the principles of Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation (JPIC).

  • Learning: Emphasizes education and knowledge acquisition as the foundation for meaningful action.
  • Serving: Built on the concept of service learning. Students actively engage in projects that address community needs, putting their knowledge into practice and nurturing compassion and responsiveness. This service component directly contributes to promoting justice, peace, and environmental well-being.
  • Bridging: Acts as a bridge between the school and the community. Students connect with those in need, build relationships across social divides, and learn to collaborate for the common good.

Expected Benefits: this approach offers benefits for both the school and the community:

  • Community:Empowers residents to address local needs, develops social justice awareness, and promotes environmental responsibility.
  • School: Encourages learners and Franciscan agents to develop critical thinking skills, compassion, and a commitment to social change.

Brief History

The seeds of Christ the King College of Calbayog, Inc.- Community Extension Services Program were first sown in (year). Inspired by the Franciscan faith of service and care for creation, a small group of educators envisioned a program that extended learning beyond the classroom walls.

The program’s initial focus was on literacy education and after-school programs. Over time, it evolved to address the growing needs of the community, incorporating principles of Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation (JPIC) into its core mission.

Today, our program prospers on partnerships with local organizations and faith-based groups. We empower learners and Franciscan educators to become active agents of change, tackling social issues.

Our story is one of continuous change and adaptation. As we look to the future, we remain committed to nurturing a society where learning, serving, and bridging the gap between the school and society guide our every step.

Vision

To create a community of compassionate and empowered individuals who, inspired by the teachings of St. Francis of Assisi, involved in holistic education, sustainable development, service to dialogue and promote Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation (JPIC) through extension and services programs.

Mission

Empowering communities through service-learning, we encourage compassionate leaders who champion Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation (JPIC) locally and nationally.

Goal

  1. Support a Community of Compassionate Leaders
  2. Promotes Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation
  3. Empower Local Communities through Service-Learning

Objectives

  1. To educate learners and Franciscan agents in education about the teachings of St. Francis of Assisi and the Franciscan tradition related to service of Dialogue, Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation;
  2. To help learners and Franciscan agents in education integrate their faith and values into their daily lives, inspiring them to take meaningful action for JPIC and fostering their personal growth as compassionate and empowered leaders.
  3. To empower individuals and communities in community service projects, and collaborations with local organizations, encourage participation, and enable communities to identify and address their own needs.
  4. To identify and establish partner Brgy./Community as school beneficiary in implementing different programs and services offered by the school.

PROTOCOLS IN THE CONDUCT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES

Academic-Related

  1. The Department Head/ Class Instructor shall coordinate with the Community Extension Services (CES) Personnel.
  2. The Department Head/ Class Instructor shall write a letter elaborating on their purpose in conducting the activity, their beneficiaries/recipients and responsible persons, and the proposed date to conduct the activity.
  3. The Department Head/ Class Instructor and CES Personnel will conduct a courtesy call to the designated person in authority in the community.
  4. The Department Head/ Class Instructor will conduct/implement the activity in the community.
  5. Submit the following community extension reports a week after the conduct of the activity of the departments and clubs to the CES Office with the required format:
    1. Copy of Attendance Sheet
    2. Narrative Report
    3. Copy of Liquidation Report (if budget is needed)
    4. Photo Documentation

Personnel/Student Organization

  1. The President of every department/club shall coordinate with the CES Personnel.
  2. The President of every department/club shall write a letter elaborating their purpose in conducting the activity, their beneficiaries/recipients and responsible persons, and the proposed date to conduct the activity.
  3. The President of every department/club and CES Personnel will conduct a courtesy call to the designated person in authority in the community.
  4. The departments/clubs will conduct/implement the activity in the community.
  5. Submit the ff. community extension reports a week after the conduct of the activity of the departments and clubs to the CES Office with the required format:
        1. Copy of Attendance Sheet
        2. Narrative Report
        3. Copy of Liquidation Report (if budget is needed)
        4. Photo Documentation

PROJECTS AND SERVICES

  1. Education and Literacy Program
  2. Barangay Library Enhancement
  3. Mentoring and Youth Development
  4. Capacity Building & Institutional Development
  5. Health and Wellness
  6. Environmental Protection & Climate Change Adaptation
  7. Disaster Awareness, Preparedness and Response
  8. Support for Vulnerable Populations

PARTNER BARANGAY

  1. Brgy. Tapa-e, Calbayog City
  2. Brgy. Cahumpan, Calbayog City

COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

  1. Senior Citizens Association
  2. Farmers Association
  3. Womens Association
  4. Youth Association
  5. Sangguniang Kabataan

PARTNERS AND LINKAGES

  1. City Social Welfare and Development Office, Calbayog City
  2. Western Samar Development Foundation, Inc.
  3. SOS Children’s Village Calbayog, Inc.
  4. St. Camillus Hospital, Calbayog City
  5. Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office (Matuguinao, Sta. Margarita, Samar)
  6. PASWI Calbayog City Chapter

COMMUNITY EXTENSION SERVICES (CES)

Contact Information:
St.Anthony of Padua Building
Office Hours: Monday to Friday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Studiositas.  Fraternitas.  Minoritas.  Oratio et Devotio.