General Information
Name: Pag-rangayan Community Development Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: PCDFI
Address: SRPC Compound, Brgy. San Roque, San Manuel,
Pangasinan, Philippines ZIP Code: 2438
Telefax No.: (+6375) 5652329
Website: <http://www.pcdfi.org>
Contact Person: VAdm. Virgilio Q. Marcelo, AFP (Ret.)
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Registration: Securities and Exchange Commission
No. CN200300l70 dated 29 January 2003.
Accreditations: Duly accredited NGO of three Local Government Units namely:
*Municipality of San Manuel, Pangasinan
*Municipality of San Nicolas, Pangasinan
*Municipality of Itogon, Benguet
As a social welfare and development agency by the
*Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)
Affiliation: Area-based Standard Network (ABSNET), Pangasinan and La Union Chapter
History
In 1998, the Philippine government implemented a developmental project known as the San Roque Multipurpose Project (SRMP). This project necessitated the dislocation of 660 families and affected the lives of some additional 3,000 families using the Agno River for their livelihood in the municipalities of San Manuel and San Nicolas in the province of Pangasinan; and, Itogon in the province of Benguet.
The project affected peoples have to continue living with the new environment resulting from the involuntary displacement and physical transformation within the impacted areas. Realizing the uncertainties invariably expressed by the affected people in various fora with the project proponent, a group of civic-minded citizens led by Ret. VAdm. Virgilio Q. Marcelo (AFP) constituted and organized the Pag-rangayan Community Development Foundation, Inc. in January 2003 to serve as an advocate of the people in facilitating a comprehensive rehabilitation of communities affected by government developmental projects such as the SRMP, and help them uplift the quality of life; and, protect its environment and natural resources for the general well-being of all concerned.
The Foundation was activated in 2006. In April 2006, the San Roque Power Corporation (SRPC) turned over to PCDFI the implementation of the Comprehensive Livelihood Rehabilitation Program (CLRP) for the families that were adversely affected by the San Roque Multipurpose Project.
Vision
As a world-class model, prime mover and catalyst in participatory community development and self-governance through a dynamic and responsive culture of leadership, compassion and integrity.
Mission
To assist communities affected by government developmental projects and other marginalized communities in their efforts to improve their socio-economic conditions and to help develop them towards self-reliance and sustainability.
Value Statement
The project affected peoples and other marginalized communities are the very reasons why PCDFI exists. Therefore, the Men and Women of the Foundation shall at all times provide their utmost caring and sharing ethos to the people.
We care… We are a caring organization, dedicated and sincere in promoting the well being of the less fortunate members of our society.
Name: Pag-rangayan Community Development Foundation, Inc.
Acronym: PCDFI
Address: SRPC Compound, Brgy. San Roque, San Manuel,
Pangasinan, Philippines ZIP Code: 2438
Telefax No.: (+6375) 5652329
Website: <http://www.pcdfi.org>
Contact Person: VAdm. Virgilio Q. Marcelo, AFP (Ret.)
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Registration: Securities and Exchange Commission
No. CN200300l70 dated 29 January 2003.
Accreditations: Duly accredited NGO of three Local Government Units namely:
*Municipality of San Manuel, Pangasinan
*Municipality of San Nicolas, Pangasinan
*Municipality of Itogon, Benguet
As a social welfare and development agency by the
*Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)
Affiliation: Area-based Standard Network (ABSNET), Pangasinan and La Union Chapter
History
In 1998, the Philippine government implemented a developmental project known as the San Roque Multipurpose Project (SRMP). This project necessitated the dislocation of 660 families and affected the lives of some additional 3,000 families using the Agno River for their livelihood in the municipalities of San Manuel and San Nicolas in the province of Pangasinan; and, Itogon in the province of Benguet.
The project affected peoples have to continue living with the new environment resulting from the involuntary displacement and physical transformation within the impacted areas. Realizing the uncertainties invariably expressed by the affected people in various fora with the project proponent, a group of civic-minded citizens led by Ret. VAdm. Virgilio Q. Marcelo (AFP) constituted and organized the Pag-rangayan Community Development Foundation, Inc. in January 2003 to serve as an advocate of the people in facilitating a comprehensive rehabilitation of communities affected by government developmental projects such as the SRMP, and help them uplift the quality of life; and, protect its environment and natural resources for the general well-being of all concerned.
The Foundation was activated in 2006. In April 2006, the San Roque Power Corporation (SRPC) turned over to PCDFI the implementation of the Comprehensive Livelihood Rehabilitation Program (CLRP) for the families that were adversely affected by the San Roque Multipurpose Project.
Vision
As a world-class model, prime mover and catalyst in participatory community development and self-governance through a dynamic and responsive culture of leadership, compassion and integrity.
Mission
To assist communities affected by government developmental projects and other marginalized communities in their efforts to improve their socio-economic conditions and to help develop them towards self-reliance and sustainability.
Value Statement
The project affected peoples and other marginalized communities are the very reasons why PCDFI exists. Therefore, the Men and Women of the Foundation shall at all times provide their utmost caring and sharing ethos to the people.
We care… We are a caring organization, dedicated and sincere in promoting the well being of the less fortunate members of our society.
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