Citizen-Friendly Policemen in Region 1

Bawal nakasimangot..

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Keep smiling..
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Citizen- Friendly Police Officer Training in Region 1

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Module 2 EFFECTIVE COMMUNITY POLICING

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COMMUNITY ORGANIZING

ACTIVITY 1: Police Approach in the Community: 3 GROUPS: COASTAL UPLAND URBAN

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"The potter must know her/his clay."

Your clay is the community. You want to mould it, develop it into something strong.
you must know a lot about the community (

social organizations, economy, languages, layout (map), problems, politics, and ecology.
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A good start is to make a map. Where do people live?

What facilities are in the community? (e.g. roads, paths, water supply, school, sanitation, and other communal facilities and services).
Think about how the different elements are related.

Your research should not be merely to get a list of unrelated facts; you need to analyse them to understand the nature of community as a social system.
Put your notes into your journal.
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The Meaning of "Organized:"

The whole is greater than the sum of its parts

The Two Main Types of Organizing:

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1.Organizing for decision making

2. Organizing for action leading to achieving something.

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The Meaning of "Mobilize:"

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A mobilizer has not mobilized a group just by organizing it into some sort of structure. It has to engage in some action before it can be said to be mobilized.

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Skills you need for organizing

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The skills that you need as a organizer are not

exceptionally difficult to learn, but can be very powerful tools. They can be misused.

A locksmith performs many useful and valuable services, but they can be misused for breaking, entering, and theft.

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REPUTATION
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Your reputation is your strongest asset. If you are

known to be honest, diplomatic, fair, hardworking, moral, clean living, tolerant, enthusiastic, humble, and forthright, your reputation will assist your mobilization efforts. If you are not, seek a different calling or vocation.

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TIPS ON ORGANIZING
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As you learn organizing skills, use them for the

benefit of the community, not to benefit yourself at the expense of the community. Since your target group is the community as a whole, most of your needed skills belong to communication abilities. You need to learn how to be a public speaker, but not just any kind of public speaker. The kind of public speaking you need to know is the kind needed for leadership and facilitation.

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You must learn how to draw information and

decisions out of a group, which requires a full 14 understanding of your goals and a relaxed confidence in front of people.
You must be able to recognize preaching, lecturing,

and making speeches, and avoid those styles.

The technical skills you need as organizer include:

public speaking, planning, managing, observing, analysing, and writing. The best way to learn these is through being self taught.
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You need to learn how to remain confident while

sensitive to others while standing among or in front of many people. You need to know how to know and to like people. You need to know how to avoid being self centered, vain, or arrogant. You need to know how to lead a discussion without being bossy, dictatorial or sarcastic.

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CHARACTERISTICS OF A PNP PRO1 AS COMMUNITY ORGANIZER

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COWS AND CHICKENS

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We will help you, but only in the ways we can

help When we organize a community for self reliance, we use metaphors to illustrate principles. One such metaphor is Do not ask a cow for eggs, and do not ask a chicken for milk.

Forester bRENDA PULIDO- GANDEZA... Saint John Bosco College of Northern Luzon

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The Meaning of "Organized:"

The whole is greater than the sum of its parts

The Two Main Types of Organizing:

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There are two main purposes for organizing:

Organizing for decision making; and Organizing for action leading to achieving something.

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Roberto Cruz Jr Sanshine Marcos Claire Real

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Jhon Rommel Hidalgo Anita Pidlaoan

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