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SOCIAL SERVICES
becoming Vision:
Housing
for All
This program envisions an empowered, self-
reliant, productive and socially-transformed
community with improved quality of life provided
by security of tenure through the City’s
Socialized Housing Program.
4,561 total housing units constructed
4,402 total housing units awarded and a total
Spectroscopy of 46 transition housing units occupied
Testing Laboratory catering to 4,448 families
14,953 families have been given security of
QCU aims to strengthen its scientific land tenure over the past three (3) years.
research capability using the most Target to develop and provide 1,229 more
sophisticated equipment for analytical houses to cater to 1,342 more families
instrumentation. This testing laboratory shall
respond more fully to scientific,
environmental, and economic challenges in
Quezon City. Initiated also in anticipation of
interdisciplinary research collaborations with
industries, research and government
agencies, and other schools and universities.
Existing: Engineering Courses and
Laboratories; Chemistry and Physics Proof of Excellence
Laboratories
Proposal: Aims to provide chemical Assessment of LGU's Compliance with Manila Bay
analysis services needed by industry, Cleanup Rehabilitation and Preservation Program
government, and educational institutions Top Performer under the Informal Settlers
Target: Infrared and Fluorescence
Spectrometer Flame Atomic Absorption Families Cluster from 2019 to 2021
and Ultraviolet-Visible
Spectrophotometer
Person-in-charge: Dr. Theresita V. Atienza, DEM
Email: officeofthepresident@qcu.edu.ph;
piya.tan@qcu.edu.ph
Persons-in-charge: Mr. Ramon T. Asprer;
Atty. Joselito V. Conejero
Email: HCDRD@quezoncity.gov.ph Page 7
