A compilation of journal worksheets from the National Service Training Program (CWTS) at Holy Angel University, Angeles City. It documents the reflections and activities of Group 5 Community Impact Team (CIT) members including Kurt Cloe Acosta, Khalid Arimao, Yuri Andrei Castillo, Marl Dheison David, April Jan Magdayo, Paul Andrei Puno, and Artworth Miquel. The document is for students enrolled…
This document is a compilation of journal worksheets from the National Service Training Program (CWTS) at Holy Angel University in Angeles City. It contains the written reflections and documentation of Group 5 Community Impact Team (CIT) members enrolled in Class Code 401. The document is for students and instructors involved in the NSTP program.
The first journal entries are from June 26, 2026. Students reflect on leadership and community unity, using Manny Pacquiao as a role model in a roleplay activity. One entry describes Barangay Sto. Rosario in Angeles City, located in front of Holy Angel Church, and notes the student could not obtain information on planned activities without a permission letter.
Journal Worksheet No. 7 from August 1, 2026, addresses mental stress and school loads. A student shares personal coping strategies including spending time with friends, playing videogames, and watching content creators. The entry focuses on maintaining mental well-being despite academic pressures.
The document includes a detailed action plan for a Drug Dependency Awareness and Prevention Program. The pilot area is Holy Angel University in Angeles City. The plan lists six objectives with corresponding activities, time allocations, responsible persons, materials, and expected outputs. Activities include a symposium on drug abuse effects, peer education on warning signs, a values formation workshop, setting up a guidance referral desk, a drug-free campus campaign, and regular follow-up…
Journal Worksheet No. 8 from August 12, 2026, discusses community problems and the need for cooperation and responsibility. The student notes that small individual contributions can create a better and safer community. The entry also documents attendance during a virtual group meeting.