NSTP Reviewer Civic Welfare Training Service (CWTS)

Commonwealth Act No.1 -general welfare and betterment of life

-also known as National Defense Act. Program Component
-Under Manuel L.Quezon (1935) -refers to the service components of NSTP
-4 semesters Clustering
Presidential Decree #1706 (1980) -Grouping of students
-National Defense Law Cross Enrollment
-CWS,LES,MS -allowed to enroll in NSTP
-4semesters Non-Government Organization (NGO)
Presidential Memorandum Order #1 (1986-87) -private organization duly accredited by CHED
-Basic ROTC BMS
-Military Service -Biodiversity Monitoring System
-President Aquino SWMS
Republic Act No. 7077 (1991) -Solid Waste Management System
-Expanded ROTC program CRP
-CWS,LES,MS -Community Reading System
-2semesters Military Service HeN
-2semesters optional -Health and Nutrition
-death of Chua EnviPro
Republic Act No. 9163 -Environmental Protection
-National Service Training Program Act of 2001 CLP
-CWRS, Literacy Training, ROTC -Computer Literacy Program
-2semesters CT
R.A 9163 -Computer Tutorials
-NSTP Law SIKAT
National Service Training Program (NSTP) -Si Kristo at Tayo
-Enhancing the civic consciousness and defense DENR
preparedness
-Dept. Of Environmental and Natural Sources
Reserve Training Corps (ROTC)
Pagtibayan
-Military Training
-Program of Special Children
Literacy Training Service
Green Builders
-aims to teach literacy and numeracy skills
-Gawad Kalingan Program
Advocacy Campaign Need
-Anti Smoking -what the worlds needs enough to pay you
Green Advocacy Conscience
-La Sallian Programs for PWDs -prompts you to actually do it.
MODULE 2 Constitution
Paradigm -power of sovereignty
-way to see something The Constitution of the Philippines
Kinds of Paradigms -written instrument by which the fundamental
powers of the government are established.
 Paradigm of Self
-understanding about self concept Preamble
3 dimensions of Self- Concept
-latin word “preambulare” which means to woke
Self-Image
before
-perception of feelings, physical and social
appearance -preliminary introduction to a statue or
Self- Confidence constitution.
- capabilities
Self-Esteem Republic Act. N0.8491
-Lovability -Flag and heraldic Code of the Philippines
 Paradigm of others
-seeing things from different point of view Suffrage
 Paradigm of Life -human right to vote
Habit Republic Act. 9189
-unconscious pattern behavior -Overseas Absentee Voting Law
7 habits of highly effective people Sex
 Be proactive -biological characteristics
 Begin with the end in Mind
 Put first things first Gender
 Think Win-Win -socially differentiated roles,characteristics and
 Seek first to understand then to be expectations.
understood
 Synergize MODULE 3
 Sharpen the saw Community
Voice 3 main types of communities
-unique personal significance Geographic Communities
Talent -share physical space
-Natural gift and strengths -residents come into contact with each other
Passion Communities of interest
-naturally energize, excite, motivate, and inspire -referred as communities within communities
Virtual Communities MODULE 4
-interact via communication media Presidential Decree No.1152
Community Development -August 8, 1997
-create conditions of economic and social progress -Environment Code
for the whole community
R.A No. 9512
Values and principles of CommunityDevelopment
-December 12,2008
Democratic
-National Environmental Awareness and Education
-the will of majority must be carried out. Act of 2008
Inclusive Pollution
-embraces diversity -product of man’s action
Non-authoritarian Air Pollution
-participants being seen as equally important -air, harmful to human health, vegetation and
animals
Community Self determination
Outdoor Air Pollution
-come together to discuss their concerns, asses to
arrive their own conclusion -human activities which react to the atmosphere
Community Ownership Indoor Air Pollution
-develop their own assets - build of chemicals inside the offices, buildings,
houses and schools.
Enhance natural capacities and networks
R.A No. 8749
Social Justice and Equity
-Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999
Universality
-June 23, 1999
-services are available for everyone
R.A No. 9275
Service Integration
-March 22,2004
-services provided to persons in need are
fragmented. -Philippine Clean Water Act of 2004
Community Development Steps and Strategies Water Pollution
 Learn about the community -physical and chemical changes in the surface and
 Listen to community members groundwater caused by pollutants
 Bring people together to develop a shared Land Pollution
vision
 Assess community assets and resources -contaminating the land surfaces of the Earth
,needs and issues
Soil Pollution
 Help community members to recognize and
articulate areas of concern and their causes. -caused by chemical pesticides
 Established a vehicle for change
R.A No. 9003
 Develop an action plan
 Implement action plan -January 26,2001
 Evaluate results of action
-Ecological Solid waste Management Act
 Reflect and regroup
Climate Change 2000’s
-Change in Climate -Bulk trafficking of shabu continued in the country
Global Warming Drugs
-Rise of temperature -chemical substance that brings about physical,
emotional or behavioral change in aperson taking it.
R.A No. 9729
Abused
-Climate Change Act of 2009
-uses it excessively
Flooding
Dangerous Drug
-caused of heavy rain
- A drug whose use is unattended by risk
Deforestation
Prohibited Drugs
 Illegal Logging
 Charcoal Making -all drugs that produce psychological effects of
 Kaingin System narcotics or those that relieve pain.

Executive Order No. 579 Regulated Drugs

-November 30, 2006 -self inducing sedatives like barbiturates or any

similar to amphetamines
-Greenhouse Philippines Program
-psychological effects
Seven Environmental Principles
Drug Dependence
 Nature knows best
 All forms of life are important -state of psychic or physical dependence
 Everything is connected to everything else Drug Addiction
 Everything Changes
 Everything must go somewhere -repeated consumption of a drug
 Ours is a finite earth Drug Habituation
 Nature is beautiful and we are stewards of
God’s creation -continuous use of drug but with the capacity to
refrain physically from using it.
MODULE 5
Stimulants
1950’s
-drugs which increase alertness
-Illegal drug trafficking started in the Philippines
-diet pills
1960’s
Hallucinogens
-small scale heroin laboratories were established
-drugs which affect sensation, thinking, self-
1970’s awareness and emotion
-Philippines was considered a major producer, Sedatives
explorer and consumer of marijuana
-drugs which reduce anxiety and excitement
1980’s
Narcotics
-the use of methamphetamine hydrochloride or
shabu was introduced to drug users -Relieve pain

1990’s
-Ecstasy was introduced in the country
Inhalants
-volatile chemical substances that contain psycho -
active vapors which produce a state of intoxication
Anabolic Steroids
-taken orally or injected
Observable sign and symptoms
 Changes in Behavior
 Changes in appearance
 Changes in mood
 Changes in Interest
Common Causes of Drug Abuse
 Membership in a “Barkada”
 Overuse
 Curiosity
 Frustration
 Victim or Pusher
 Removal of Inhibitation
 Boredom
 Ignorance
 Easy access to drugs
 Influence of Mass Media
Strategies to Address Drug Problems
 Drug Supply Reduction
 Drug Demand Reduction
 Alternative Development
 Civic Awareness and Response
 Regional and International Cooperation