NATIONAL SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAM
Community Service Proposal
NST C101
Effective Waste Management Solutions:
Paving the Way to a Cleaner, Thriving Society
103H - Group 7
Members:
Lumangit, Chynna Kamille C.
Maneja, Lhian Shane R.
Mamac, John Ray S.
Manlapaz, Cyrene Nichole Amor M.
Montecino, Kyle Angelo
Mendoza, Justine Tyresse
Navarro Trisha Mae P.
Ona, Jessie Michaela C.
Otake, Saika Jeanah T.
Perez, Prince Charl E.
TO BE SUBMITTED TO:
Mr. Arnold C. Cabaluna
Introduction
Community service is important for building a sense of belonging and responsibility among
individuals. It brings people together to support their local environment and improve the overall
quality of life for everyone involved. This program aims to organize a community clean-up day
in Mandaluyong, specifically around José Rizal University. The goal is not only to beautify the
area but also to raise awareness about environmental issues and encourage community
participation. By uniting the community for this clean-up, we hope to educate participants on
the importance of caring for our environment.
Effective Waste Management Solutions:
Paving the Way to a Cleaner, Thriving Society
Effective waste management is a vital component of a cleaner, healthier, and more thriving
society. By implementing comprehensive solutions that prioritize waste reduction, recycling,
and responsible disposal, we can create a more sustainable future for generations to come.
PLACE & RECIPIENT OF THE SERVICE
The clean-up will take place in Mandaluyong, specifically outside José Rizal University. This
area serves as an important recreational space for students and local residents, as well as a busy
thoroughfare for vehicles. It is crucial for maintaining smooth traffic flow and providing a safe
environment for pedestrians. By organizing this clean-up, we aim to enhance the cleanliness and
ecological health of the surroundings, ensuring that the community can enjoy a cleaner, more
inviting space. This initiative not only benefits those who frequent the area but also fosters a
sense of responsibility among community members to preserve their environment.
FLOW OF THE PROGRAM
SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITY
IMPLEMENTATION
DAY 1 PLANNING OF THE COMMUNITY SERVICE
November 4, 2024 (Monday) PROPOSAL
● PLANNING FOR THE - What kind of proposal to consider.
PROPOSAL
- Finalize the kind of community service to
propose.
DAY 2 - Define the goals and objectives of the service.
November 5, 2024 (Tuesday) - Identify the target area/place where the program
● COMMUNITY will be implemented.
SERVICE PROPOSAL
- Assess locations or neighborhoods that
DEVELOPMENT
need cleaning.
- Identify the recipient of the service.
- Set the date for the implementation of the
service.
DAY 3 - Estimate the cost of the proposed community
November 6, 2024 (Wednesday) service:
● SERVICE COST - Materials and supplies needed
ESTIMATION - Permit (if needed)
- Transportation and logistics for the
supplies
- Food and incentives for the volunteers
- Waste disposal
- Explore and identify potential funding sources that
are willing to help (ex: environmental groups or
government programs).
- Draft the proposals outline that includes the
shared responsibilities and expected outcomes.
- Schedule meetings with representatives from
relevant organizations (e.g., environmental
groups, local businesses, schools) to discuss
potential collaborations.
DAY 4 - Identify how to effectively implement the
November 7, 2024 (Thursday) proposed service.
● SERVICE - Assign roles and responsibilities for
IMPLEMENTATION team members
PLANNING - Set a clear timeline to follow for the
whole event
- Finalize the plan and preparation of the
program
- Identify the number of volunteers
needed
- Confirm the supplies and materials
needed for the event
- Logistics for waste management
- On-site set up (for confirmation of
volunteer registration, supply station, and a
main station for gathering)
DAY 5 - Draft the final proposal and wait for the
November 8, 2024 (Friday) approval of the barangay.
● COMMUNITY
SERVICE PROPOSAL
DAY 8
November 11, 2024 (Monday)
● PROMOTION OF THE - Promote the proposed community service to
SERVICE invite volunteers (flyers, social media, etc.)
DAY 9 - Recruit volunteers (include brief explanation of
November 12, 2024 (Tuesday) the service, main purpose of the service,
● VOLUNTEER important safety protocols, and incentives)
RECRUITMENT - Online registrations (sign-up
platforms)
- Physical or paper registrations
DAY 10 - Finalize logistical arrangements for the project
NOVEMBER 13, 2024 implementation.
(Wednesday) - Secure necessary permits and approvals.
● LOGISTICS AND - Prepare materials, equipment, and other
PREPARATION resources.
DAY 12
NOVEMBER 15, 2024 (Friday)
CLEAN UP DAY!
● OPENING PROGRAM
7:00 AM - 7:15 AM:
- Welcome Address, prayers and Introduction of
7:15 AM - 7:45 AM: the program.
- Explanation of the program's goals, objectives,
7:45 AM - 8:00 AM: and schedule.
8:00 AM - 8:15 AM: - Introduction of key personnel and facilitators.
8:15 AM - 8:30 AM: - Overview of safety protocols and guidelines.
- Open forum/ Q&A
● ENVIRONMENTAL
CLEAN- UP
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM: - Gathering and distribution of materials (trash
bags, gloves, etc.)
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM: - Waste segregation cleanup activity.
10:30 AM - 11:00 AM: - Cleanup, data collection (amount of waste
collected), community interaction.
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM: - Wrap-up discussions, feedback gathering, and
lunch.
● POST-CLEAN-UP - Conduct a debriefing session for volunteers and
EVALUATION organizers.
- Review the outcomes of the clean-up activity
(e.g., amount of waste collected, community
participation, feedback).
- Identify areas for improvement for future
activities.
- Prepare a report summarizing the event,
including photos, data, and testimonials.
- Distribute certificates of appreciation to
volunteers and partners.
- Assure that the area is neat and orderly when
people depart—the remaining areas are clean
and organized as before they were used. Any
litter will be removed without leaving any trash
behind when departing. Gather it and dispose of
it properly.
COMMITTEE
● Project Leaders:
- Manlapaz, Cyrene Nichole Amor M.
- Mendoza, Justine Tyresse
● Idea Contributors:
- Lumangit, Chynna Kamille C.
- Manlapaz, Cyrene Nichole Amor M.
- Mendoza, Justine Tyresse
● Organizers:
- Manlapaz, Cyrene Nichole Amor M.
- Navarro, Trisha Mae P.
● Supplies Managers:
- Montecino, Kyle Angelo
- Perez, Prince Charl E.
● Publicity Officer:
- Otake, Saika Jeanah T.
● Volunteer Coordinator:
- Lumangit, Chynna Kamille C.
● Finance Officers:
- Mendoza, Justine Tyresse
- Ona, Jessie Michaela C.
● Safety Officers:
- Mamac, John Ray S.
- Maneja, Lhian Shane R.
FINANCES
Estimated Costs:
• Materials Pieces Price Total
1.)Trash bags 40 ₱17 ₱680
2.) Walis ting-ting 20 ₱28 ₱560
3.) Dust pan 20 ₱38 ₱760
4.) Gloves 30 ₱15 ₱450
5.) Customized t- 20 ₱350 ₱7,000
shirt
6.) Face Mask Provided Provided Provided
7.) Bottled Water 20 ₱15 ₱300
8.) Boots 20 ₱180 ₱3,600
9.) Packed food 20 ₱150 ₱3,000
10.) Hand sanitizer 20 ₱120 ₱2,400
11.) Towel 20 ₱50 ₱1,000
Total Estimated Overall Total
Budget:
Supplies Total: ₱13,900
Grand Total: ₱13,900
Funding Sources Amount Total
Donations from $200 ₱11,640
people/local
community
Approved by:
ARNOLD S. CABALUNA
NSTP Teacher
