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In celebration of Social Work Month 2026 with the theme Social Workers: Uplift. Defend. Transform. , the second day acti...
23/04/2026

In celebration of Social Work Month 2026 with the theme Social Workers: Uplift. Defend. Transform. , the second day activity featured the much-awaited Search for Mr. and Ms. Social Work 2026!

Congratulations to our newly crowned titleholders — the female winner from BSSW 1 and the male winner from BSSW 2!

They will proudly represent the Social Work Department in the upcoming Intramurals and Foundation Day of SPCI, as they compete for Mr. and Ms. SPCI 2026 alongside other course representatives.

*The Social Work Department would like to extend their gratitude to the two gorgeous emcees from CSC, the school president who is supportive, CSC, Mr. Gozanes for the sound system, Julito who helped in cleaning the area, some SW alumni, all individuals who have extended their assistance and of course the United action of the students led by the officers--The catalyst for the hardwork, teamwork and collaboration in making the event successful.

Congratulations to all groups of BSSW3, the Catalyst --for successfully presenting your Research Manuscripts during the ...
21/04/2026

Congratulations to all groups of BSSW3, the Catalyst --for successfully presenting your Research Manuscripts during the Final Defense.

The Social Work Department of SPCI celebrates celebrates Social Work Month 2026 with the theme: Social Workers: Uplift. ...
20/04/2026

The Social Work Department of SPCI celebrates celebrates Social Work Month 2026 with the theme: Social Workers: Uplift. Defend. Transform.
The celebration kicked off with an exciting opening day filled with talent, creativity, and passion!
Students actively participated in various activities showcasing their talents such as spoken poetry, impromptu speech, video campaign, infographic contest, song solo, duet, hip-hop, and ethnic/interpretative dance, poster making and slogan making Contest.

SEARCH FOR MR. & MS. SOCIAL WORK 2026 👑✨In celebration of Social Work Month 2026 with the theme:Social Workers: Uplift. ...
15/04/2026

SEARCH FOR MR. & MS. SOCIAL WORK 2026 👑✨

In celebration of Social Work Month 2026 with the theme:
Social Workers: Uplift. Defend. Transform.

The Social Work Department proudly presents the official candidates for Mr. & Ms. Social Work 2026! 🎓❤️

📸 The candidates’ photos are now posted—show your support by voting for your favorite and help them win the People’s Choice Award!

👉 Voting Guidelines:
• Only ONE (1) vote per account
• Vote by hitting like 👍, react ❤️, or Wow 😲 to the ORIGINAL PHOTO only
• Auto-likes, dummy, and fake accounts will NOT be counted

Voting Deadline: April 17, 2026 | 10:00 AM

🏆 Coronation Night:
April 17, 2026
📍 SPCI, Gil Sanchez, Labason, Zamboanga del Norte

Let your voice be heard and support your candidate as they embody the true spirit of a social worker—uplifting lives, defending rights, and transforming communities.

💙 Cast your vote now and be part of this meaningful celebration!
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The BSSW4 Interns successfully presented their Community Study outputs and organized sectoral groups before the panelist...
15/03/2026

The BSSW4 Interns successfully presented their Community Study outputs and organized sectoral groups before the panelists as part of the requirements for Field Instruction II – Community Organizing. The presentation showcased the interns’ journey in the communities, highlighting their engagement with local leaders and residents, as well as the initiatives and interventions developed together with the community.
This accomplishment does not simply mark the completion of the 500 hours of Field Instruction II, but rather reflects a meaningful compilation of experiences, stories, and unwavering dedication to the values and practice of professional social work.

The BSSW4 Interns deployed at Barangay Gil Sanchez successfully presented their Community Study output to the community,...
14/03/2026

The BSSW4 Interns deployed at Barangay Gil Sanchez successfully presented their Community Study output to the community, highlighting the series of community organizing phases they have undertaken during their fieldwork.
From courtesy call, followed by consultations, community meetings, and participatory planning with barangay officials and residents. Through these collaborative efforts, the community identified improper waste segregation as one of the pressing concerns that needed immediate action.
In response, the interns and the community collectively planned the establishment of a Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) as an intervention to promote proper waste management and environmental responsibility.
In addition, the interns organized a Homemakers Association composed of unemployed women and facilitated a skills development activity by tapping the Negosyo Center – DTI, which conducted a training on Masi making, a local food delicacy. This initiative aims to equip the members with employable skills and opportunities for sustainable livelihood.

The BSSW4 Interns deployed at Barangay Osukan have successfully completed their Phase-Out Stage after conducting a serie...
12/03/2026

The BSSW4 Interns deployed at Barangay Osukan have successfully completed their Phase-Out Stage after conducting a series of community-based activities.

During the presentation, the interns shared the activities they carried out in the community—from the courtesy call, followed by consultations, meetings, and participatory planning with community members. Through these engagements, improper waste segregation and disposal was identified as one of the pressing concerns in the community.

In response, the community agreed on the establishment of a Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) as the appropriate intervention to promote proper waste management. The MRF project was formally turned over to the community, who also expressed their commitment to sustain and maintain the initiative for the benefit of the residents.

The BSSW3 students successfully organized a group of Indigenous People in Bucana, Osukan—the Kalibugan community, compos...
12/03/2026

The BSSW3 students successfully organized a group of Indigenous People in Bucana, Osukan—the Kalibugan community, composed of 10 members, as part of their community engagement activities.
Through a careful assessment of the clients’ living conditions, the students identified that four households had dilapidated houses, while one house was totally damaged due to a previous storm surge. In response, the students facilitated a referral of these five households to Guardians, a civil society organization that generously provided financial support.
Through this assistance, the households received nipa for roofing, cement, and toilet bowls, which will help them gradually rebuild and improve their homes.

The BSSW4 Interns deployed at Barangay Kipit have successfully completed their Phase-Out Stage. During the presentation,...
12/03/2026

The BSSW4 Interns deployed at Barangay Kipit have successfully completed their Phase-Out Stage. During the presentation, the interns highlighted the series of activities they conducted in the community—from the courtesy call, followed by consultations, meetings, and open forums with community members. Through these participatory engagements, the interns and the community identified key concerns, particularly the issue of improper waste segregation in Purok 2. In response, the proposed community intervention was the establishment of a Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) to promote proper waste management.

The interns also presented the activities conducted with the sectoral group they organized, the ERPAT, including a seminar facilitated in partnership with the MSWDO and a tree planting activity in Kipit E/S

The BSSW3 students successfully conducted a Seminar on Disaster Preparedness for the Sea Gypsies, known as the Badjaos, ...
11/03/2026

The BSSW3 students successfully conducted a Seminar on Disaster Preparedness for the Sea Gypsies, known as the Badjaos, of Barangay Gil Sanchez in partnership with the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (MDRRMC).
The activity aimed to raise awareness and strengthen the community’s preparedness for possible disasters by providing essential knowledge on safety measures, early warning signs, and proper response during emergencies since the clients resides near the shoreline.

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