Status : Verified
Personal Name Mangarin, Fe Rosalie M.
Resource Title Faith-based organizing processes and strategies in disaster affected community : the case of Barangay Pinaglapatan, Infanta, Quezon
Date Issued April 2013
Abstract This descriptive-exploratory study 1s an in-depth assessment of the experience of
the Daughters of Charity in faith-based organizing in communities at risk to disaster
specifically in Barangay Pinaglapatan, Infanta, Quezon. It provides a deeper examination
in the context of the Faith Based Community Organizing (FBCO) processes and
strategies, the facilitating and hindering factors in community organizing, and the
recommendation for community improvements and policy designs.

This research utilized qualitative data collection method and instruments such as
focus group discussions, story-telling, key informant interviews, photo documentation
and immersion.

Results of the study show that the community’s strong sense of unity and
selflessness contributed to their resilience as they continue to respond to various
challenges and crises. The values of bayanihan, damayan, communal sharing of
resources and active faith are also highlighted in the study. Spirituality in community
development is also evidently displayed in the people’s response to disaster and in their

” continued efforts to rebuild their lives.

The disaster experience of Barangay Pinaglapatan brought to the fore the highly
significant role of faith-based community development in human survival. FBCO
strengthens the foundations of the community for empowerment, social transformation,
and sustainable development.
Degree Course Master of Community Development
Language English
Keyword Daughters of Charity; Disaster Relief; Faith based organizing
Material Type Thesis/Dissertation
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