Surigao Del Sur State University: College of Criminal Justice Education (Ccje)

Republic of the Philippines
Surigao del Sur State University

Rosario, Tandag City, Surigao del Sur 8300
Telefax No. 086-214-4221
Website: www.sdssu.edu.ph
COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION (CCJE)
ACTIVITY PROPOSAL
Program Title : CCJE Extension Program for Community Education

on Citizen Welfare and Over-all Community Safety
Programs : Community-based Training and Lectures about

Crime, Fire, and Drug Prevention and Response,
Guidelines for Arrests, Police Operations and
Procedures, Violence Against Women and Children,
Mental Health Awareness, Stress Management, and
Strategies for Living in the New Normal, Cyber Crime
and Cyber Security
Program Leaders : Dr. Laurence P. Bazan

Joel S. Gracia, MSCS
Activity Title : Drug Education, Prevention and Response
Proponents / Activity Leaders : Christopher P. Arinzano, RCrim

Carl Ian E. Clapero, RCrim
Irine L. Rivera, RCrim
Angelo R. Abulo II, RCrim
Over-all Coordinator : Nancy N. Erlina

Head, Extension Coordinator
: Alexandra A. Alas, RPm
OIC - Extension Coordinator, CCJE
Facilitators : College of Criminal Justice Education Faculty
Participants : Brgy. Officials and deferent Fraternity

Date and Duration :
Venue :
Budget :
Source of Funds : Extension Fund
Rationale:
Three years since President Duterte launched the Philippine War on Drugs, much has
been written regarding the degree of violence deployed by state and quasi-state mechanisms
to rid the Philippines of an alleged 3.7 million drug users.3 Approximately 29,0004 deaths
attributable to this policy have been recorded as of July 2019.5 More recently, the Philippine
Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) reports 5,601 drug personalities killed in anti-drug
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operations as of January 2020 (Realnumbers.ph 2020). A 2019 analysis of 23 different
datasets from official and supplementary sources observed that official figures are grossly
understated and that a more accurate tally is 2.94 times greater than what is reported by police
(Ball et al. 2019)
And on current situation Philippines still continues to battle against
COVID-19 for more than a year now. The rise of the new COVID-19 variants in the
country does not affect the Illegal drug users, instead it lead the way to caused more
crimes that caused more problem and additional Man power in the Police and the Local
Community Police.
Illegal drug trade and activities is still rampant and statistics prove that War on
Drugs still need to continue to impose and that makes the community as an essential
part in neutralizing the situation, thus Drug Education and Intervention is highly
recommended.
The College of Criminal and Justice Education of the Surigao del Sur State
University – Cantilan will be reaching out to the communities to deliver RA 9165 and
Drug Education and Control Seminar to in the Different Baranggay’s in Municipality of
Cantilan as a response to the above-mentioned crisis.
Objectives:
1. To impart knowledge and educate to members of the community about

RA 9165 or the COMPREHENSIVE DANGEROUS DRUGS ACT OF 2002
2. To teach the participants essential tips and strategies on how to prevent,
control and cure Drug Addiction.
3. To conduct a short and simple symposium with the participants.
4. To guide participants in developing or coming up with their own respective
coping strategies against Drug Addiction.
5. To boost the morale of the people
6. To develop Police and Community Relationship
7. To advocate and promote awareness among the beneficiaries about the
importance Drug Education and the RA 9165

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Description of the Activity:
1. The name of the activity will be “Drug Prevention and Response”
2. The activity will be organized and conducted by the College of Criminal

Justice Education.
3. The participants will be the members of different Barangay Councils and

Barangay Tanods of the Municipalities of Cantilan, Surigao del Sur.
4. The schedule of the activity will be determined upon approval of the

concerned heads.
5. All expenses for the said activity will be coming from the budget allocated in
the Extension fund.
6. Legal and transparent communication and event agreements shall be

established between the College of Criminal Justice Education committees
and the concerned Barangay leaders and heads
7. The project leader, proponent, extension head and Dean of the College of
Criminal Justice Education will oversee and monitor the activity.
8. To ensure full cooperation and participation of concerned employees, the

following activities are to be implemented by the entire College of Criminal
Justice Education.
9. Documentation (e.g. Photos, attendance of the participants, Certificate of

Recognition of the Speaker, Certificate of Participation and others) will be
required and compiled at the end of every event.
Training Management
SDSSU Cantilan - Office of Extension Services and Linkages shall:
● Coordinate with the Campus Director and partner relative to the conduct of
the Workshop, Training and Seminars.
● Facilitate the activity as to the documentation and records keeping.
● Establish disciplinary guidelines of the activity.
● Perform other related functions deemed necessary.
CCJE Faculty:
● Form committees to ensure smooth and organized processing and

implementation of the said event
● Each committee (e.g. Multimedia, Logistics, Food, Transportation,
Communications) should see to it that all tasks assigned are accomplished
within the given time frames and are done accordingly.
● Coordinate with the SDSSU Extension Office for documentation and reports.
● Perform other related functions.

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Project Leader/Coordinator’s Roles:
● Coordinate with Extension Head regarding the activity.

● Arrange the schedule of activities.
● Oversee and monitor the implementation and output of the event
● Assess and provide feedback after the event
Expected Impact and Outcomes:
At the end of the event, participants should:

● Have knowledge and are made aware of the essence and significance of
Drug Education and Vice control.
● Reflected and thought of their own state on how to prevent Illegal drug
addiction, identified their own way on how to control and cure Illegal drug
addiction, and learned how to create a better and purposeful way of living
amidst this Covid 19 pandemic.
● Be able to advocate and share their newly gained knowledge to the rest of the
community and their respective families.
Estimated Needed Resources for the Activity:
PARTICULAR QUANTITY AMOUNT SOURCE OF FUND/S

Tarpaulin Extension Office
Resource Speaker Extension Office
Honorarium
Snack (morning, afternoon) Extension Office
Lunch Extension Office
Transportation Extension Office
Extensionist Extension Office
Bondpaper Extension Office
TOTAL
Carl Ian E. Clapero, RCrim

Christopher P. Arinzano, RCrim
Irine L. Rivera, RCrim
Angelo R. Abulo II, RCrim

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Prepared by:
Proponent
Noted by:
JOEL S. GRACIA, MSCS

OIC-Program Chair- BSCrim
Reviewed by:
NANCY N. ERLINA, MAVED

Head, Extension Services & Linkages
Budget Confirmed by: Funds Available:
MA. VICTORIA P. MANIWANG MELANIL A. ESPINOLA

Budget Officer – Designate Admin. Asst.
II/Bookkeeper
Recommending Approval:
LAURENCE P. BAZAN, Ph. D. FLORENCE T. PLAZA

Dean, CCJE Administrative Officer
Approved by:
JUANCHO A. INTANO, Ph.D.

Campus Director

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Surigao del Sur State University

COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION (CCJE)

Program Title : CCJE Extension Program for Community Education

Programs : Community-based Training and Lectures about

Program Leaders : Dr. Laurence P. Bazan

Activity Title : Drug Education, Prevention and Response

Proponents / Activity Leaders : Christopher P. Arinzano, RCrim

Over-all Coordinator : Nancy N. Erlina

Facilitators : College of Criminal Justice Education Faculty

Participants : Brgy. Officials and deferent Fraternity

to rid the Philippines of an alleged 3.7 million drug users.3 Approximately 29,0004 deaths

General Extension Proposal of the College of Criminal Justice Education | CCJE

(Ball et al. 2019)

And on current situation Philippines still continues to battle against

Drug Education and Control Seminar to in the Different Baranggay’s in Municipality of

Cantilan as a response to the above-mentioned crisis.

1. To impart knowledge and educate to members of the community about

General Extension Proposal of the College of Criminal Justice Education | CCJE

Description of the Activity:

1. The name of the activity will be “Drug Prevention and Response”

2. The activity will be organized and conducted by the College of Criminal

3. The participants will be the members of different Barangay Councils and

4. The schedule of the activity will be determined upon approval of the

6. Legal and transparent communication and event agreements shall be

8. To ensure full cooperation and participation of concerned employees, the

9. Documentation (e.g. Photos, attendance of the participants, Certificate of

SDSSU Cantilan - Office of Extension Services and Linkages shall:

● Form committees to ensure smooth and organized processing and

General Extension Proposal of the College of Criminal Justice Education | CCJE

● Coordinate with Extension Head regarding the activity.

Expected Impact and Outcomes:

At the end of the event, participants should:

Estimated Needed Resources for the Activity:

PARTICULAR QUANTITY AMOUNT SOURCE OF FUND/S

Carl Ian E. Clapero, RCrim

General Extension Proposal of the College of Criminal Justice Education | CCJE

JOEL S. GRACIA, MSCS

NANCY N. ERLINA, MAVED

Budget Confirmed by: Funds Available:

MA. VICTORIA P. MANIWANG MELANIL A. ESPINOLA

LAURENCE P. BAZAN, Ph. D. FLORENCE T. PLAZA

JUANCHO A. INTANO, Ph.D.

General Extension Proposal of the College of Criminal Justice Education | CCJE

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