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SEDP-Simbag Sa Pag-Asenso is an organization in Catarman, Northern Samar, that actively engages with the local community and government to provide essential services like medical missions and training. Established in 1972 and registered in 2003, it effectively communicates its advocacy and fosters community involvement despite lacking representation in the People's Council. The organization aims to enhance its influence by improving communication with government sectors and encouraging local participation.

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Case Study

SEDP-Simbag Sa Pag-Asenso is an organization in Catarman, Northern Samar, that actively engages with the local community and government to provide essential services like medical missions and training. Established in 1972 and registered in 2003, it effectively communicates its advocacy and fosters community involvement despite lacking representation in the People's Council. The organization aims to enhance its influence by improving communication with government sectors and encouraging local participation.

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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Division of Northern Samar
Catarman IV District
CAWAYAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Brgy. Cawayan, Catarman N. Samar

A Case Study on SEDP-


Simbag Sa Pag-Asenso

Submitted by

AVRIANNE PAULENE L. LAGUITAN

Submitted to:

KAREN M. MORENO
According to the Philippine Council for NGO Certification (PCNC),
the Philippine NGO sector has played a significant role in the history of social
development work in the country. Existing in its earlier forms to fill the gaps in
the government’s delivery of basic social services, NGOs evolved into
alternative venues for political participation and social action. In an atmosphere
of synergy and complementation following the 1986 EDSA Revolution, the
government and the NGO sector have come to establish a collaborative
relationship characterized by convergence of goals and the sharing of
resources.

SEDP-Simbag Sa Pag-Asenso indicates that the organization is


currently active and maintains interactions with the local Barangay and City
government, although it does not have a representative in the People's Council.
To communicate its advocacy to government officials, SEDP utilizes
communication letters and participates in seminars and meetings. The
organization actively contributes to the community by providing essential
services such as medical missions, training, and seminars, demonstrating a
strong partnership with government efforts. Notably, SEDP has not faced
challenges in advocating its goals, suggesting effective communication
practices are in place. To enhance its influence, the organization recommends
establishing clearer communication channels and holding regular meetings with
relevant government sectors. SEDP also encourages community involvement by
offering training and seminars aimed at increasing awareness of local issues.

Thus, SEDP-Simbag Sa Pag-Asenso plays a vital role in the


socio-economic development of Catarman, Northern Samar, through its active
engagement with the community and local government. Established in 1972
and officially registered in 2003, the organization effectively communicates its
advocacy and provides essential services such as medical missions and training
programs. Despite lacking a representative in the People's Council, SEDP
successfully fosters community involvement and awareness through various
initiatives. By continuing to strengthen communication with government sectors
and encouraging participation, SEDP is well-positioned to enhance its impact
and support the needs of the community it serves.

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