Dr. Belle M. Quijano, Head of the Corruption, Prevention and Education Unit of Ombudsman, Region 6, visited Dumaguit, Aklan, recently. She met with the new members and applicants of the Corruption and Prevention Unit in Aklan.
NACPHIL, Inc or the National Auxiliary Chaplaincy Philippines, Region 6 Chapter, are working as the Extension Arm of Ombudsman Visayas in the implementation of Moral Recovery Values Formation through working with Barangay officials and schools.
NACPHIL, Inc. is Sec registered and is a non- sectarian, non-profit, non partisan and Non Government Organization in the province of Aklan. It is the first NGO in
NACPHIL, Inc. through its accreditation of partnership with Ombudsman Visayas, their aim is to establish a Godly Filipino Society with good Governance. Their mission is to promote nation building with good governance by producing righteous leadership.
President Benigno C. Aquino III advocates ‘Panunumpa sa Pagbabago’ the prime aim of which is the promotion of transparency and accountability in governance as well as in partnership with government, business, academes, religious bodies, and various other sectors of society. Being the extension arm of the Ombudsman in the province of Aklan, NACPHIL Inc, hopes to bring together people who have the spirit of service and love of their country, who are honest, and who also have integrity.
Ms. Rodora Besa, a teacher and currently an active member of NACPHIL Inc, commented that, “We need to be guided by a good attitude which should be our greatest asset in nation building.” U. S. Expert in Leadership, John Maxwell affirmed in his book that ‘People (human resources) are the greatest assets of our country.’
The 11th Annual Visayas-wide Convention of Executive Directors and Resident Ombudsman will be meeting on August 17-19, 2011 at the Sampaguita Garden Resort and Spa, in New Washington, Aklan./TE
It's wonderful to learn from you that NACPHIL has already reached Aklan. I hope to learn from you more updates of their activities and progress of their presence in the community. God bless us!
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