The College strongly believes that future leaders need programs that could make an impact in the world. It is thus promoting new and ongoing extension programs. IHNF continues its banner program, Barangay Integrated Development Approach for Nutrition Improvement (BIDANI) and its Nutrition Clinic and Lactation Clinic. DCERP developed the TAP-HSP or the Technical Assistance Program in Human Settlements Planning, the public service arm of the department providing technical assistance to local government units and communities in crafting risk-sensitive development plans. Through the TAP-HSP, new BSHE graduates are exposed to and trained in handling actual planning experiences. DSDS is implementing S&T Community-Based Program for Inclusive Development (STC4iD) which aims to establish a sustainable and resilient AANR-based S&T community livelihood and to promote inclusive development to men and women in the different project sites. DHFDS has launched the Families of Children with Exceptionalities Resource Center (FaCES), and continues to offer the Children Development Laboratory (CDL), Day Care Laboratory (DCL), Day Care Resource Center (DCRC). The department also facilitates an extension initiative for the youth through the The Pintig Adolescent Development and Psychosocial Support Program. They also provide services for the elderly through the Elderly Development Program (EDP)