An Outreach Program is a structured initiative designed to connect with and provide services, information, or resources to a specific community or group, often those who may be underrepresented or underserved. The primary aim is to engage individuals or communities, raise awareness about certain issues, and facilitate access to support or services. Outreach programs can be implemented by various organizations, including non-profits, schools, healthcare providers, and governmental agencies. They typically involve activities such as educational workshops, health screenings, social services, or advocacy efforts, tailored to meet the unique needs of the target audience. The effectiveness of an outreach program is often measured by its ability to reach and positively impact the intended population.
By Prof. Ana Mae Bantad-Cantel Prof. Ana Mae Bantad-Cantel (2nd from left) alongside with other delegates from the Philippines. Central Philippine University’s College of Computer Studies faculty member, Prof. Ana…