The North Valley College Psychology Department, through the initiative of its faculty members and Fourth-Year Psychology students, conducted a meaningful Community Immersion Program at Sitio Sumayahon, Barangay Perez, Kidapawan City. The activity aimed to extend support to the community, promote awareness of the importance of food security and proper nutrition, and foster a spirit of compassion and solidarity among community members.
Through this initiative, the faculty and students actively engaged with residents, gaining a deeper understanding of their daily experiences, needs, and challenges. The activity provided an opportunity for the students to put their knowledge into practice, develop empathy, strengthen their sense of social responsibility, and recognize the importance of collective action in addressing hunger and supporting families in need.
More than just an outreach activity, the community immersion became an expression of kindness, service, and shared humanity. Through the collaborative efforts of the Psychology Department faculty and Fourth-Year Psychology students, North Valley College reaffirmed its commitment to community development and service. The initiative served as a reminder that meaningful change begins with simple acts of generosity, genuine concern, and a willingness to make a difference in the lives of others.
