GENDER MAINSTREAMING ACTIVITIES

ACTIVITY
CONDUCTED

DATE
CONDUCTE
D

Growth Sessions on:

Youth Awareness
August 8,
towards a
2013
Responsible
January 20
Relationship
30, 2014
Gender and
Development

U4U
Teen
Initiative

February 3
12, 2014

YEAR OF
CLIENTE
LE

COLLEG
E OF
CLIENTE
LE

NO. OF
TARGET
CLIENTEL
ES

TOTAL
NO. OF
SERVICE
D
CLIENTEL
ES

26
30
227
314
129
162
143
44
335
123
168
16

45
12
250
127
292
47
113
24
140
55
164
27

CAS
CHK
CICS
CPAD
COE
CVM
CIT

10
5
5
5
5
5
5

10
5
5
5
5
5
5

CAS
COE
CICS
CIT

120
120
120
120

144
36
58
41

Second
Year

CPAd
CVM
COE
CICS
CHK
CAS
Third Year CAS
CHK
CICS
CIT
COE
CVM

Trail

Training
of July 23, 2014
Student Facilitators

U4U Teen Trail

(1st Batch)
July 30, 2014

Selected
Student
Leaders &
Second
Year
Students

GUIDANCE ACTIVITY :

DATE
VENUE
BUILDING
CLIENTELES

GROWTH SESSION ON Fertility

Awareness and Perspective on
Premarital Sex and Teenage
Pregnancy
:
August 8, 2013
ROOM 2, 2nd Floor IBRARY

SELECT SECOND YEAR STUDENTS

on on Myths and Facts on Reproductive Issues, Health Risks on the part of the Baby, Health Risks on th

Last August 8, 2013 a growth session on Fertility

Awareness and Perspective on Premarital Sex and
Teenage Pregnancy was conducted with the Second Year
students of CPAD, CHK, and CVM as audiences.
The activity was aimed to instill awareness to our adolescent
students especially on how they would handle issues crucial at
their age. Moreover, this is in support to the flagship program on
Commission on Population in their goal of commemorating the
World Population Day with the theme Adolescent Pregnancy:
Give Adolescent Girls and Boys a Voice.
The activities conducted are as follows:
1. Sessions on Teenage Pregnancy
2. Film and Video Viewing
3. Small Group Discussions
The Session included the following activities: Quiz on the
Myths and Facts on Reproductive Issues, Health Risks on the
part of the Baby, Health Risks on the part of the Mother, Effects of
Teenage Pregnancy and Small Group Workshop and Output
reporting.
An episode of Maalaala Mo Kayas BIMPO was viewed by the
students and insights were subject for small group discussions.

GUIDANCE ACTIVITY :
DATE
VENUE
ROOM
CLIENTELES

:
:

GROWTH SESSION ON YOUTH

AWARENESS TOWARDS A
RESPONSIBLE RELATIONSHIP
:
JANUARY 20 30, 2014
CSU CARIG OLD CONFERENCE
SECOND YEAR STUDENTS

rowth Session on YOUTH AWARENESS TOWARDS A RESPONSIBLE RELATIONSHIP to Second Year stud

Geared with the objective of addressing cases of teenage

parenthood which seem to be a common concern of CSU at Carig,
the Guidance and Counseling Center of the Campus conducted a
Growth Session on Youth Awareness Towards a Responsible
Relationship last January 20-30, 2014.The session involved
seven hundred seventy-three (773) second year students of the
Campus.
Part of the activity was a discussion on the male and female
reproductive systems, fertility awareness and the mechanism of
pregnancy. Statistics on the characteristics of todays youth was
presented and participants were asked of their reactions.
The Campus Counselors emphasized the probable
consequences of entering into sexual relationships specifically the
physical, psychological, social, and emotional threats.

GUIDANCE ACTIVITY :
AND
DATE
VENUE

GROWTH SESSION ON GENDER

DEVELOPMENT
:
FEBRUARY 3 - 12, 2014
CSU CARIG OLD CONFERENCE

CSU at Carig as an advocate of gender and development

incorporates gender-related activities in its institutional programs.
Aside from the establishment of a GAD Office, the Guidance and
Counseling Center of the Campus takes charge students concers
vis--vis gender and development.
In fact, the Guidance Center spearheaded the conduct of a
Growth Session on Gender and Development among the
Third Year students last February 3-12, 2014. The session was
attended by five hundred twenty-three (523) college juniors
across colleges of the Campus.
The abovementioned growth session was conceptualized
with the objective of promoting gender equity and equality among
the concerned students. Further, it serves as an avenue for them
reflect on their gender roles hence, helping them in their search
for their gender identity. This consequently will facilitate in their
effort to understand and appreciate themselves as individuals.

GUIDANCE ACTIVITY :
DATE
VENUE
:
CLIENTELES
:

U4U TEEN TRAIL INITIATIVE

:
July 23 & 30, 2014
Red Eagle Gymnasium
SELECT STUDENT LEADERS
& SECOND YEAR STUDENTS

nt colleges during the conduct of Teen Facilitators Training for the U4U Teen Tr

CEO Archimedes C. Articulo, DPLA delivered his Opening Rem

(Top) Awarding of Certificate

of Appreciation from
Commission of Population
RO2 led by Dir. Angelito
Obecena to CEO Archimedes
Articulo; (Bottom) Dr.
Shamon Abraham, Campus
Physician, enthusiastically
explained to the participants
the negative effects of

U4U Teen Facilitators of CSU Carig Campus in

The Guidance and Counseling Center in partnership with

Commission on Population RO2 initiated the conduct of the U4U
Teen Trail. The aforesaid activity was carried out last July 23 &
30, 2014 at the Red Eagle Gymnasium and aimed to respond on

the different issues faced by the adolescents and youth of today

particularly on teenage pregnancy and early marriages. Moreover,
it envisions to equip students with essential and relevant
information on decision-making and also to let them acknowledge
their power and role in the society. This served as an avenue for
our students to air out their concerns as adolescents hence,
letting their voices be heard.
The audience for this activity were some selected student
leaders and second year students.

ACCOMPLISHMENT
REPORT
ON
GENDER
MAINSTREAMING
ACTIVITIES
Prepared by:

BABILYN CALIMAG-BAUTISTA,
RGC
Campus Guidance Counselor

August 12, 2014

JONA ADDATU-CAMBRI, RGC

Campus Guidance Counselor

DR. ARCHIMEDES C. ARTICULO

Campus Executive Officer
This Campus
SUBJECT
GENDER

SUBMISSION

OF

ACCOMPLISHMENT

REPORT

ON

MAINSTREAMING ACTIVITIES
Sir:
Greetings!
This is to respectfully submit our Accomplishment Report on Gender
Mainstreaming activities for 2014 in connection to the Office Order No. CEO08-138, s. 2014 dated August 5, 2014.
Respectfully yours,
BABILYN C. BAUTISTA, RGC
Campus Guidance Counselor

ACCOMPLISHMENT
REPORT
ON

GENDER
MAINSTREAMING
ACTIVITIES