Directory of Individual and Organizational Partners
Directory of Individual and Organizational Partners
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Individual Members (Academe)
Individual Members (Academe)
Ms. Gretchen Gaye C. Ablaza | Assistant Professor I
Ms. Gretchen Gaye C. Ablaza | Assistant Professor I
Position: Assistant Professor I
Office: Institute of Public Administration- Benguet State University
Specialization:
Public Administration
Governance, leadership, development, management of organizations, and public personnel administration.
Qualitative Research
Background, theoretical underpinnings of Qualitative Longitudinal Research.
Different kinds of Qualitative Longitudinal Research.
Data analysis and interpretation of Qualitative Longitudinal Research.
Positive Organization Behavior
Developing hope, optimism, and resilience
Positivity in the workplace
Get in Touch: giavalyn81@gmail.com
Ms. Judith R. Adina | Dean
Ms. Judith R. Adina | Dean
Position: Guidance Counselor
Office: Baguio Central University
Specialization:
Guidance Counselling
Parenting
Leadership
Team Building
Academic Concerns in Stress and Time Management
Get in Touch: adinajudith@yahoo.com
Mr. Hoover Agyao | Professor
Mr. Hoover Agyao | Professor
Position: V.P for External Relations | Professor | Director
Office: Cordillera Career Development College
Specialization:
Community Organizing
Team Building
Coaching
Public Speaking
Research
Monitoring and evaluation
Get in Touch: hooveragyao@rocketmail.com
Ms. Ma. Lourdes Rosal Aurelio | Social Worker
Ms. Ma. Lourdes Rosal Aurelio | Social Worker
Position: Professor
Office: Union Christian College
Specialization:
A Social Work-Related
Casework and case management, community organizing, policy making, and gender and development.
Supervision and administration
Trainings
Family concerns, leadership, livelihood, and project monitoring and evaluation.
Get in Touch: malou_aurelio@yahoo.com
Ms. Amelia Cendana | Chief Librarian
Ms. Amelia Cendana | Chief Librarian
Position: Officer-in-charge | University Librarian
Office: University of the Philippines-Baguio
Specialization:
Library Management
Cataloging, Classification, Record Management
Cooperative Management
Management and Policies regarding cooperative/ multi-purpose.
Seminar in Library Organizations
Organize local, regional and national conference, seminars and trainings.
Get in Touch: accendana@up.edu.ph
Ms. Sandra Lynn B. Gatayen | Dean
Ms. Sandra Lynn B. Gatayen | Dean
Position: Dean | College of Social Work
Office: Cordillera Career Development College
Specialization:
Grassroots Communication and Mobilizing
Community Organizing
Social Case Management
Program Management
Relationship Building
Program Coordination
Team Building/Leadership
Get in Touch: sgatayen@gmail.com
Mr. Lauren P. Kipaan | Library Director
Mr. Lauren P. Kipaan | Library Director
Position: Library Director
Office: Benguet State University Library and Information Services
Specialization:
Library Automation
Integrated Library System (ILS)
Networking technologies in the library
Digitization of Records and Books
Library Management System
Setting up of Journal and Repository System
Get in Touch: l.kipaan@bsu.edu.ph
Ms. Florence H. Liccud | Assistant Professor III
Ms. Florence H. Liccud | Assistant Professor III
Position: Assistant Professor III | Adviser
Office: Saint Louis University | PRIME Movers Society
Specialization:
Group Work & Community Organizing
The Helping Process in Social Group Work
Phases of Community Organization Process.
Rural Development
Simple Project/ Program Development and Management
Get in Touch: liccudf@yahoo.com
Ms. Mary Pauline E. Namoca | Psychologist
Ms. Mary Pauline E. Namoca | Psychologist
Position: Professor
Office: Saint Louis University
Specialization:
Psychological Assessment
Psychological assessment for children, adolescents, and adults which includes, but are not limited to personality, psychological difficulties, achievement and ability, and neurological functioning.
Clinical Counselling & Psychotherapy
Provides counselling services and assistance for various personal, social, and psychological difficulties and provides diagnosis and diverse psychotherapeutic techniques when called for.
Research
Conducts psychological research in the development of programs and assessment tools that will better mental health practices.
Seminars and Training
May provide training on various topics related to mental health and psychological assessment.
Get in Touch: paunamoca@gmail.com
Ms. Nathalie P. Malabato-Saguido | Project Coordinator
Ms. Nathalie P. Malabato-Saguido | Project Coordinator
Position: Project Coordinator
Office: Center for Disaster Preparedness
Specialization:
Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
Learning, sharing and knowledge creation;
Good practice and success stories documentation
Module Development
Develop framework and training designs.
Facilitation / Planning
Supports collaborative work processes.
Get in Touch: nathalie.malabato@gmail.com
Ms. Annielyn B. Ofo-ob | Faculty
Ms. Annielyn B. Ofo-ob | Faculty
Position: Faculty
Office: Cordillera Career Development College
Specialization:
Get in Touch: annie.ofoob@gmail.com
Mr. Rojan A. Paleng |University Librarian
Mr. Rojan A. Paleng |University Librarian
Position: Librarian
Office: University of the Philippines-Baguio
Specialization:
Knowledge Management
Learning, sharing and knowledge creation; Good practice and success stories documentation
Library Management
Common Library Construct, Planning and Maintaining Library Facilities, Associations and Publications
Integrated Library System (ILS) Management
Library Software applications (MARC-21 Compliant)
Records Management
Modern records management applications including records development policy creation
Learning and Development
Facilitation and learning management, hosting and activity documentation
Get in Touch: rapaleng@up.edu,ph
Individual Members (National Government Agencies)
Individual Members (National Government Agencies)
Ms. Ana Karina A. Lamsen | Training Specialist II
Ms. Ana Karina A. Lamsen | Training Specialist II
Position: Training Specialist II
Office: DOH Center for Health Development- CAR
Specialization:
Get in Touch: ina.albero@yahoo.com.ph
Individual Members (Non-Governmental Organizations)
Individual Members (Non-Governmental Organizations)
Mr. Virgilio Ablaza | President
Mr. Virgilio Ablaza | President
Position: Dean | President
Office: College of Criminology, Easter College | Johanna Research Training Center
Specialization:
Public Safety and Security
Juvenile justice administration, local government and safety administration.
Criminal justice and law enforcement administration.
Public policy development.
Qualitative Research
Social Science and Criminological Research
Community and Organizational Development
Organization, management, and leadership.
Get in Touch: ablazajrtc@gmail.com
Ms. Julita Pontanares | Social Worker
Ms. Julita Pontanares | Social Worker
Position: Social Worker
Office: Purple Centers Foundation
Specialization:
Get in Touch: j.pontanares@yahoo.com.ph
Mr. Jonathan D. Santiago | Federation Manager
Mr. Jonathan D. Santiago | Federation Manager
Position: Federation Manager
Office: Cordillera Parent's Federation, Inc.
Specialization:
Get in Touch: jdsantiago.cpfi@yahoo.com.ph
Organizations
Organizations
Saint Louis University
Saint Louis University
Saint Louis University is regarded as one of the Philippines' respected and leading educational institutions that has grown with the demands of the current and future environments for its students and faculty alike.
POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE NETWORK:
Partnerships in Programs and Activities for Social Welfare and Development
Resource Person ad Subject Matter Experts for seminars, forums, trainings, and workshops
Expertise in Research, Education and outreach programs for social welfare and development
INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND CAPACITY BUILDING SERVICES:
Continuing professional education training workshop for all staffs
Scholarship grants to qualified staffs for higher education within the Philippines and abroad
AVAILABLE RESOURCES (that can be shared to the network)
Human Resource
Physical Facilities
Get in Touch: slu@yahoo.com
SWDLNet Primary Representative: Ms. Florence H. Liccud
Tebtebba Foundation
Tebtebba Foundation
Tebtebba is an indigenous peoples' organization and a research, education, policy advocacy and resource center working with indigenous peoples at all levels and areas. They seek the recognition, promotion and protection of indigenous peoples' rights and aspirations while building unions to uphold social and environmental justice and sustainability.
POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE NETWORK:
Provide resource speakers and subject matter experts for Indigenous peoples issues and relevant information:
IPs Rights
IPs and Climate Change
IPs and Gender
IPs and Sustainable Development
IPs and Biodiversity and others
INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND CAPACITY BUILDING SERVICES:
Training and Workshops for Indigenous People's issues and concerns.
AVAILABLE RESOURCES (that can be shared to the network)
Learning Resource Materials for researches and information.
Expertise to issues and concerns about Indigenous Peoples
can be a resource person / subject matter expert in seminars, forums, conventions and trainings.
Get in Touch: tebtebba@tebtebba.org
SWDLNet Primary Representative: Mr. Jayford Paet
Johanna Research and Training Center
Johanna Research and Training Center
The Johanna Research and Training Center caters to students, professional scholars, youth, government officials, leaders and community. The center’s areas of concerns are research, training, board review and social services.
POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE NETWORK:
Develop and enhance the culture of research within the students and young professionals within the region.
Conduct necessary training and quality researches that has influence to the Asian and international community.
Initiate and conduct researches and training that will directly benefit the life Filipino people.
Utilize research and training as a tool in promoting inclusive development learning and preserving the rich culture of the Filipino people.
Provide training and technical assistance to students and local researchers.
INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND CAPACITY BUILDING SERVICES:
Conduct of capacity building on qualitative research through a series of training workshop on qualitative research in the City of Palawan and Baguio.
Conduct of Training on how to productively perform duties and responsibilities as newly elected officials in the government. (Both Barangay and SK officials)
Provision of Continuing Professional Development to teachers and criminologist.
AVAILABLE RESOURCES (that can be shared to the network)
Human resource – we can share our expertise in line with our organizational operations, we can share our knowledge and skills regarding training, researches and the different expertise of our member in their different professions.
Get in Touch: ablazajrtc@gmail.com
SWDLNet Primary Representative: Mr. Virgilio Ablaza
New Media Services-Cares, Inc.
New Media Services-Cares, Inc.
NMS-Cares is a nonprofit organization registered and incorporated with the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) August of 2014 with registration number CN201427490. It started as a corporate social responsibility initiative to help Deaf children’s education in 2012 by Martin Eyking and his family, founder and CEO of New Media Services Pty. Ltd., an Australian-based IT company with operations in the Philippines.
POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE NETWORK:
Organization of Training for:
Sign Language Seminars and Forums
Deaf Awareness
Provide a Subject Matter Experts on Seminars, Forums, Training and Workshops concerning matters critical to the deaf community.
INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND CAPACITY BUILDING SERVICES:
Conduct of Sign Language Skills Training
Conduct of Deaf Awareness and Sensitivity Training, Seminars and Forums
Conduct of Deaf Sports Development
AVAILABLE RESOURCES (that can be shared to the network)
Human resource – we can share our expertise in line with Deaf Awareness, Sensitivity Training and Seminars, Sign Language Skills Development and Disability Advocacies.
Get in Touch: info@nms-cares.org
SWDLNet Primary Representative:
Helping Hands Healing Hearts Ministries Philippines, Inc.
Helping Hands Healing Hearts Ministries Philippines, Inc.
Helping Hands Healing Hearts Ministries Philippines Inc. (HHM) began in 2001 in response to the needs of sick Filipino children. Claire Henderson had gone to the Philippines in 1998 for a 6 month mission trip but quickly realised that God had more work planned for her do. She began HHM after watching a child die a horrific death from rabies, following a dog bite. His parents wept as they explained that they just couldn’t afford the injections that would have saved his life. He needed medications. He needed a miracle. Claire started simply, by helping provide medications in the hospital to the children and families who could not afford them. Saving their lives, being there for them in their hour of need and bringing the love and the hope of Jesus to them was her mission. After a few years she began their first Children’s Recovery Unit (CRU) in Olongapo City. Another followed four years later in Baguio City and most recently HHM adopted a whole orphanage.
POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE NETWORK:
Programs and Activities regarding Children’s Welfare.
Good practices in handling children
Assist in crafting policies and programs for the benefit of the children .
INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND CAPACITY BUILDING SERVICES:
Internal Capacity Building – Provides adequate support for improving staff competencies, design appropriate management systems and making available the required logistics to further our cause in promoting and safeguarding the rights and welfare of children.
AVAILABLE RESOURCES (that can be shared to the network)
Human resource for future engagements as resource speakers and subject matter experts.
Get in Touch: info@helpinghandsministries.com
SWDLNet Primary Representative:
Filipino-Japanese Foundation of Northern Luzon, Inc. (Abong)
Filipino-Japanese Foundation of Northern Luzon, Inc. (Abong)
In October 1970, Sister Theresia Unno enplaned along with other Japanese religious who came to see Pope Paul VI on his visit to the Philippines. This visit drew her attention to plight of many poor Filipinos living in Tondo. This was a moment in her life she knew was the realization of her dream, to help needy people in a foreign land.
The idea of a Filipino-Japanese Association was born when she made her decision to seek and gather Japanese descendants orphaned by the thousands of Japanese who labored in the construction of Kennon Road.
On June 2, 1983, the Association was duly registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission under the name Filipino-Japanese Friendship Association of Northern Luzon, Inc. (FJFANLI).
Having gathered her flocked of Japanese descendants, Sr. Unno was faced next with the challenge to uplift the quality of life of these descendants. From her encounters with them she learned that providing education to their children was more of a problem rather than poverty itself. Based on this finding, she set on another mission to help provide education for the younger generation. With this new mission, the good Sister sought the help of her many benefactor friends and donors in Japan. In no time, an outpour of support came from various civic minded individuals and groups, veteran's groups, and religious organizations in Japan. A scholarship committee was formed, and seven (7) college students emerged as the first beneficiaries. From a modest beginning of seven scholars, the number swelled to several hundreds.
In November 1987 a building and lot at No. 3 Bukaneg Street, Legarda Road, Baguio City was acquired by Sr. Unno for and in behalf of the FJFANLI. The place is now commonly known as "Abong", a native word meaning "small house". Though big in structure, it is truly a small house to accommodate the ever-increasing members of the FJFANLI. Abong now stands as another monument of Sr. Theresia Unno especially in the hearts of each member. Later, the name of Filipino-Japanese Foundation of Northern Luzon Inc. was adopted. It was duly licensed in 1995 by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) as a Non-Government Organization (NGO) to operate as a youth and family Social Welfare Agency. The Foundation is also duly accredited as Civil Society Organization (CSO) by the City of Baguio.
The idea of a Filipino-Japanese Association was born when she made her decision to seek and gather Japanese descendants orphaned by the thousands of Japanese who labored in the construction of Kennon Road.
On June 2, 1983, the Association was duly registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission under the name Filipino-Japanese Friendship Association of Northern Luzon, Inc. (FJFANLI).
Having gathered her flocked of Japanese descendants, Sr. Unno was faced next with the challenge to uplift the quality of life of these descendants. From her encounters with them she learned that providing education to their children was more of a problem rather than poverty itself. Based on this finding, she set on another mission to help provide education for the younger generation. With this new mission, the good Sister sought the help of her many benefactor friends and donors in Japan. In no time, an outpour of support came from various civic minded individuals and groups, veteran's groups, and religious organizations in Japan. A scholarship committee was formed, and seven (7) college students emerged as the first beneficiaries. From a modest beginning of seven scholars, the number swelled to several hundreds.
In November 1987 a building and lot at No. 3 Bukaneg Street, Legarda Road, Baguio City was acquired by Sr. Unno for and in behalf of the FJFANLI. The place is now commonly known as "Abong", a native word meaning "small house". Though big in structure, it is truly a small house to accommodate the ever-increasing members of the FJFANLI. Abong now stands as another monument of Sr. Theresia Unno especially in the hearts of each member. Later, the name of Filipino-Japanese Foundation of Northern Luzon Inc. was adopted. It was duly licensed in 1995 by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) as a Non-Government Organization (NGO) to operate as a youth and family Social Welfare Agency. The Foundation is also duly accredited as Civil Society Organization (CSO) by the City of Baguio.
POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE NETWORK:
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AVAILABLE RESOURCES (that can be shared to the network)
Benguet State University
Benguet State University
Benguet State University is nestled in the heart of La Trinidad, Benguet, the strawberry capital of the Philippines.It started as the La Trinidad Farm School with 30 grade V pupils in 1916. The Farm School expanded its services and heightened its prominence in La Trinidad. According to earlier reports, the Farm School was “planned to develop into a large normal school where the best Igorot pupils will be trained to be teachers among their own people with emphasis on agriculture.”
POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE NETWORK:
INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND CAPACITY BUILDING SERVICES:
AVAILABLE RESOURCES (that can be shared to the network)
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