The development project for Camp John Hay is not centered on tourism facilities but it reaches out to the community. The backbone of the Social Development Program is to increase opportunities for livelihood, make information and services accessible and strengthen the spirit of community.

Medical Missions are conducted regularly not only through the efforts of the CJH Development Corporation but through the pooling of resources with various civic groups in Baguio. These missions offer dental services, medical check-ups, feeding, and circumcision services. Total beneficiaries serviced to date is 1,741.

Workshops and seminars along environmental principles are also being offered to the community. Last December 2000, "Santa's Workshop" kicked off with 35 children as training recipients for the production of livelihood products made from available raw and recyclable materials.

To help the city in its efforts towards a cleaner environment, CJH DevCo has organized and conducted a series of Walkathons for the Balili Clean-Up Drive (held in 1999) and for the Clean & Green Program of the City (held in 2000). Various Baguio-based schools participated to make the walkathon a weekly activity at the Scout Hill. Proceeds of the "walkathon for A Cause: Balili River Clean-up" and "Little Steps for Cleaner Baguio" went to Baguio Regreening Movement and Alay Sa Kalinisan, respectively.

It is a vision to strengthen the green consciousness and provide the opportunity for the communities to develop green products which can be utilized by the facilities within Camp John Hay in keeping with its ecotourism policies: production