With Guest Speaker PCMS Mark Paccalagan of the Philippine Embassy
The Community Anti-Crime Group (CACG) successfully held its Monthly Conference last September 11, 2025, bringing together industry professionals, community leaders, and members committed to advancing collaboration and development. This month’s session was made more insightful with the presence of Police Chief Master Sergeant (PCMS) Mark Paccalagan from the Philippine Embassy.
PCMS Paccalagan shared valuable updates and perspectives on matters affecting the Filipino community abroad, emphasizing the importance of security, compliance, and support services available to Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). His talk highlighted the Embassy’s initiatives in assisting Filipinos with legal, consular, and protection concerns, ensuring that the community remains well-informed and supported.
The discussion also touched on the crucial role of organizations like CACG in bridging the gap between community service, and embassy initiatives. Members expressed appreciation for the Embassy’s active engagement and commitment to safeguarding the welfare of Filipinos.




Aside from the keynote presentation, the conference also provided a platform for updates on CACG’s ongoing projects, upcoming activities, and collaborative opportunities that strengthen Filipino community.
The session concluded with an open forum, where participants actively exchanged insights, raised concerns, and shared recommendations to further enhance CACG-Embassy collaboration.
Key Takeaways:
- Embassy support for OFWs remains a top priority, especially in addressing legal, welfare, and documentation concerns.
- Community engagement is crucial in ensuring that information and assistance reach Filipinos effectively.
- CACG’s role extends beyond serving as a partner in community building and support.
As CACG continues its monthly conferences, the organization reaffirms its mission of fostering unity, professional growth, and community development, ensuring that every gathering brings both value and purpose.