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KASIMBAYANAN Program: Kapulisan, Simbahan, at Pamayanan.

  • Writer: CDT 1C GOMEZ JOHN LLOYD SAÑEZ
    CDT 1C GOMEZ JOHN LLOYD SAÑEZ
  • Jan 18, 2023
  • 3 min read

Updated: Feb 15, 2023


This statement reminds us that citizenship is not just a passive state, but an active role that requires participation and engagement. It emphasizes that the health and success of a country depends not only on the actions of its government, but also on the contributions and sacrifices of its citizens.


It is also a powerful reminder that leadership is not just about individual achievement, but about creating positive change and making a meaningful impact in the world. By prioritizing the greater good over personal gain, leaders can create a culture of service and collaboration that empowers individuals and communities to achieve their full potential.


In a nutshell, It highlights the importance of leadership in inspiring and motivating others to action, and encourages individuals to prioritize the greater good over personal gain.

The KASIMBAYANAN program is depicted as connection, interaction, and communication towards a better and more progressive community, wherein the police, faith-based organizations, barangay captains, and other barangay officials, and residents who acted as representatives of Barangay Guinlajon, took part in addressing the problem within their barangay.


By working together, police officers and barangay officials can identify and address local issues and concerns, build trust and cooperation between law enforcement and the community, and ensure that the needs and perspectives of the public are taken into account.

One of the key benefits of police engagement with barangay officials is that it helps to foster a sense of community and build trust between law enforcement and the public. When the police work closely with barangay officials, they can gain a deeper understanding of the unique needs and concerns of the community, and can develop a closer relationship with the people they serve. This can help to improve communication, increase cooperation, and foster greater trust and mutual respect between law enforcement and the public.

In connection, I imparted my suggested solutions with regards to the problem of the absence of light in some parts of Brgy. Guinlajon, Sorsogon City by installing streetlights, which is the most obvious solution to the problem along the affected streets. This will improve visibility and make it easier for people to navigate the area safely. Local authorities can work with utility companies and community groups to fund and implement the installation of streetlights.


Also, I introduce to them the Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA) and the conduct of PNPACAT within this year for the application in the PNPA CL of 2028, and inform them about the requirements, qualifications, and benefits of being a cadet of the prestigious institution in Camp General Mariano N. Castaneda, Silang, Cavite.



My experience during the program was new because it was my first time being involved in a KASIMBAYANAN activity, and I needed to boost my confidence to express my ideas with them considering my behavior towards them. I remembered the seminar by PBGEN John Quiones Sosito (Ret), where a good leader should have competence and character.


A good leader with both competence and character demonstrates strong expertise in their field, while also embodying core values such as integrity, empathy, and accountability. They prioritize the well-being of their team, maintain clear communication, and make informed decisions based on ethical considerations.


They inspire and motivate others to perform at their best, while also fostering a culture of collaboration and respect. They continually strive for personal and professional growth, and they are committed to making a positive impact on the people and organizations they serve.






































References:

  1. “Ask Not What Your Country Can Do For You. . .” | JFK Library. (n.d.). https://www.jfklibrary.org/learn/education/teachers/curricular-resources/ask-not-what-your-country-can-do-for-you

  2. Registration. (n.d.). https://application.pnpa.edu.ph/registration.html

  3. https://web.facebook.com/OfficialPNPA/photos/a.1075524349301900/1725506080970387/

 
 
 

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