iPeople is a partner in nation-building particularly in providing quality and accessible education across all segments of society and fosters innovation and research that contributes to national development and to an improved quality of life for Filipinos.
UNC CARES
The community extension services of the University of Nueva Caceres have organized programs lay down by ICES through its framework UNC CARES. It stands for Understanding Needs of the Community-Collaborating Actions and Resources in Extension for Sustainable development. This framework has four components: CARE (Collaborative Assistance for Relevant Education), HELP (Health Education and Livelihood Program), HOPE (Honing Opportunities to Protect and save the Environment) and RISE (Raise Intended reSources in Extension). All program components are geared towards the actualization of the various services. Specific approaches and strategies will be implemented to adopted communities and institutions based on the real needs felt as expressed which are based on specific researches conducted.
ONE SUSTAINABLE GOALS AS ONE MAPÚAN COMMUNITY
The Mapuan Community stands firmly committed to fostering a culture of sustainability within its walls and beyond. Guided by unwavering dedication to United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the institution strives to cultivate a future where environmental responsibility, social equity, and economic prosperity converge.
AY Foundation, Inc.
AY Foundation is a community development foundation with an advocacy to help promote health, education, disaster relief and rehabilitation, and values formation particularly among the youth, with the following goals:
- To provide educational assistance to financially needy but deserving Filipino youth, especially members of the indigenous groups, center-based street children, and qualified dependents of employees of the YGC companies.
- To contribute to the formation of moral values in our society, especially among the youth (e.g. National Discipline).
- To provide poor Filipinos in far-flung communities with access to quality medical services.
