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Expanding Educational Opportunity and Strengthening Community Resilience
Cordillera Career Development College (CCDC) advances Sustainable Development Goal 1: No Poverty by widening access to higher education, supporting students experiencing financial disadvantage, and connecting institutional expertise with community livelihood and basic-service initiatives. The college’s 2026 SDG 1 reporting data demonstrate the scale of financial assistance and document a range of institutional anti-poverty commitments. Making…
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CCDC Surpasses Admissions Goal for Students from Bottom 20% Income Bracket
The CCDC Career Guidance and Marketing Team set an ambitious target for 2025: ensuring that at least 15% of all new admissions come from the bottom 20% household income group in the country. This initiative directly aligns with CCDC’s core advocacy—bringing quality higher education closer to those who need it most. In 2025, CCDC recorded…
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Services Beyond the School Walls: CCDC Programmes for Health, Education, Legal Support and Resilient Communities
Cordillera Career Development College (CCDC) implements programmes that bring essential support to its students and the wider community. Working with schools and local communities, the College delivers outreach activities, awareness campaigns, educational assistance, counselling, legal services, health services, child protection initiatives, and environmental programmes. Together, these efforts ensure that individuals, especially children and underserved communities,…
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From Admission to Graduation: CCDC’s Commitment to Care and Student Success
While the Philippines has made progress in reducing poverty, economic constraints remain a barrier for many families seeking to provide their children with a college education. The declining national figures on family poverty incidence in the country reflect progress, but they also underscore the continuing need to ensure that economic circumstances do not prevent young…
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CCDC Meets 2026 Graduation Target for Students from Bottom 20% Income Bracket
The Cordillera Career Development College (CCDC) set an ambitious target for 2026: ensuring that at least 15% of all graduating students belong to the nation’s bottom 20% household income group. This initiative directly reflects CCDC’s core advocacy—bringing quality higher education and degree completion within reach for those who need it most. In 2026, CCDC celebrated…