MMG COLLEGE OF GENERAL SANTOS CITY

SG Building, Narangita St., Brgy. South,

General Santos City

Social Work Field Instruction 2

In Partial Fulfilment
Of the Requirements for the Degree
Bachelor of Science in Social Work

Prepared by:

Macaraeg, Jonathan D.

Tamayo, Ailyn O.

Ali, Noriza O.

Submitted to:

Jayrald E. Torrejos, RSW

Field 2 Instructor
 MMG COLLEGE OF GENERAL SANTOS CITY
SG Building, Narangita St., Brgy. South,
General Santos City

AREA/BARANGAY ASSIGNED

Purok Raquenards 1, Riverside, Barangay Sinawal, General Santos City. A separate

area from its purok and near to a river with 72 households and made with wood and
typical light materials.

BARANGAY HISTORY

Long time ago, before the arrival of the settlers in Dadiangas, Sinawal was purely
inhabited by natives called “B’laans”. The word Sinawal was taken from a “B’laan” Boy
named “Asnawal” who allegedly drowned in the once unnamed river in the place. The
mother with great grief kept on calling for her son aloud, “Asnawal, Asnawal!” The
incidentwas too popular that the natives called the place “Asnawal” and later on
devolved into “Sinawal”, since it was easier for them to pronounce the word.

Barangay Sinawal, is a mountainous and a “cogonal” area and may be tagged as

the little Dadiangas because of the presence of Dadiangas trees everywhere. It is an
agricultural area and the largest among the 26 barangays of the city having a total area
of 6,339.20 hectares. It’sfore fathers are the natives called “blaans”, being the first
inhabitants of the barangay. Animal hunting and food gathering were their way of
survival. Kaingin was the type of land they practiced. This practice might be one of the
reasons why most b’laans live in the mountains, leaving the plain and the lowlands to
the settlers and newcomers who in turn developed the plain areas into plantations.

The arrival of General Paulino Santos and other settlers more than 63 years ago
started civilization and cultural evolution among the tribes. Among the first settlers was
a certain Alberto Olarte who came from Baseo, Spain. Mr. Alberto Olarte married a
b’laan maiden and introduced Christianity in the place. Sinawal’s scenic photography
and hospitable residents attract other tribes to live in the area. Thus, intermarriage took
place, which played a significant role in the civilization of the B’laan. One success story
of intermarriage was the union of the settler from Cebu City, Mr. Bernardino Lozano and
Mariana Olarte, a pioneer B’laan-Spanish of Sinawal. Mr. Bernardino Lozano, the first
“Tinyente Del Barrio” earlier term for Barangay Captain, took courage to educate the
B’laans by teaching them to plow and plant crops and trees instead of hunting and food
gathering. He initiated formal education by donating to a school site in the 1950’s. Since
that time on the Olarte -Lozano clan vowed to uplift the living condition of the B’laans. A
lady descendant of Bernardino Lozano, Sr., Minda Lozano Atendido, married to Mr.
Bobby Atendido, continued the advocacy of her father. She also became a Barangay
Captain, followed by Antonio Olarte. However, ih the 1994 elections, Minda Lozano
Atendido once again won as the Barangay Captain of Sinawal. In the 1997 elections,
Minda Lozano Atendido was re- elected with her son, Richard Lozano Atendido as the
first Kagawad.

In the 1998 Local Elections, Minda L. Atendido was elected as City Councilor leaving
Richard L. Atendido as the Barangay Captain of Barangay Sinawal. During the 2002
elections, Richard L. Atendidowas was re- elected as Barangay Captain of Sinawal up
to June 30, 2007. He was elected as a City Councilor on the May 14, 2007, Local
Elections, leaving his barangay kagwad, Mr. Antonio C. Olarte as the Barangay Captain
of Sinawal by July 01, 2007.Last October 29,2007 elections, Dominador O. Lozano was
elected as the new Barangay Captain replacing Antonio C. Olarte.

From the past years up to the present, Barangay Sinawal has greatly improved
through the struggles of different leaders, all descendants of the Olarte and Lozano
Clan. Each purok was provided with buildings for education, basketball Courts, Day
Care Center, health assistance, accessible farm to market roads electricity and and
other agricultural inputs and can compete with other barangays of General Santos City.

BARANGAY OFFICIALS

Name Position Jurisdiction Committees

HON. RODOLFO O. Punong Barangay All Purok

LOZANO

HON. MENDA DELOS Barangay Kagawad Not Applicable Committee

REYES Chairman on
Finance and Ways
Mean and,
Transportation
HON. DOMINADOR Barangay Kagawad Not Applicable Committee
LOZANO Chairman on
Infrastructure,
Environment and
Sanitation

HON. MINDA Barangay Kagawad Not Applicable Committee

ATENDIDO Chairman on
Education, Urban
Planning and Land
use

HON. EDUARDO Barangay Kagawad Not Applicable Committee

GIDO JR. Chairman on
Family, Community,
Child, and Youth

HON. GENA P. Barangay Kagawad Not Applicable Committee

CELLAN Chairman on
Health, Senior
citizen, PWD,
Women and
Gender and
Development

HON. LEO O. Barangay Kagawad Not Applicable Committee

MENSON Chairman on
Agriculture

HON. JAMES ERICK Barangay Kagawad Not Applicable Committee

B. TALAWI Chairman on Peace
and Order

HON. MARIO G. Barangay Kagawad Not Applicable Committee

TALAWI Chairman on
Culture

Indigenous People
Representative

HON. APRIL JOY Sangguniang Not Applicable Committee

BOBIS Kabataan (SK Chairman on
Chairwoman) Tourism

ZYRA BETH Barangay Secretary Not Applicable Not Applicable

FRANCISCO

SONIA B. EMPAL Barangay Treasurer Not Applicable Not Applicable

 VISION

To create a safe, equitable, and vibrant community where all

members are respected and empowered to reach their fullest
potential.

MISSION

To foster a thriving and unified neighborhood through

partnership with local businesses, organizations and
government, and dedicated volunteers. We seek to increase
access to educational and employment opportunities, safe
and affordable housing, and quality health and social
services for all residents in our community.

GOALS

1. Establish and maintain clear and open lines of

communication between neighborhood members in
order to develop a sense of community.
2. Create and promote an atmosphere of respect,
compassion, and inclusivity among all members of
 the community regardless of race, gender, religious
beliefs, sexual orientation, or socioeconomic status.
3. Host community events and activities to bring
people together and foster a feeling of connectedness.
4. Encourage volunteerism and creating opportunities
for members of the community to give back and get
involved.
5. Develop and provide resources for members of the
community including housing, food access, job skills
training, and business support.
6. Advocate for community health and well-being
through efforts such as promoting physical fitness
and encouraging healthy lifestyle choices.
7. Advocate for government initiatives that will benefit
the community, ranging from better public
transportation to improved public services.

BARANGAY PROFILE

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

GEOGRAPHY AND LOCATION

Barangay Sinawal lies between latitudes 6.1327, 125.1082 (6° 8' North, 125° 6'
East)

Barangay Sinawal is situated at approximately 6.1327, 125.1082, on the island

of Mindanao. Elevation at these coordinates is estimated at 133.9 meters or 439.3 feet
above mean sea level.
 LAND AREA

Barangay Sinawal was first recognized as a barrio of the municipality of Gensan

in a municipal council meeting last Sept. 17, 1956, based on Republic Act 1408. It has
an area of approximately 6,339.20 hectares (or about 11.8% of Gensan city’s total land
area) and has six communities: sitio Cabuay, sitio Tangan, sitio Kasoy, Sinawal town
site, KPS village and Lansang village. The area before the creation of Gensan as a city
in 1968 was even bigger since Barangay Apopong used to be a part of Sinawal. With
the influx of migrants, Apopong was later segregated from Sinawal due to its large
population.

TOPOGRAPHY

Barangay Sinawal has a good in agriculture because of their fertile soil and This
signifies that the general land is better suited for farming. Rivers and streams serve as
water supplies, ensuring that the crops planted by farmers are increasingly beneficial.

METEOROLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS

CLIMATE AND WEATHER

General Santos has a tropical wet and dry climate (Köppen climate
classification). With an average annual rainfall of less than 1,000 millimetres (39 in), it is
one of the driest places in the Philippines. Considerably, the climate in Barangay
Sinawal is relatively erratic.

SOIL

The soil exhibits the variability that is inherent in the variable geology of the city.
The rivers and streams in Barangay Sinawal do not erode vertically to any significant
degree but tend to horizontal erosion. The major crops are corn, Coconut and pineapple
plantations are also significant. In addition, lesser amounts of banana, root crops, fruits
and some legumes are produced in Barangay Sinawal.

ETHNIC GROUPS

The ethnic groups of the barangay comprise several kinds of tribes of which the
majority are Blaans. This is followed by the Tausug. Other groups include Cebuano,
Ilonggo, Ilocano, and Muslims.

RELIGION
 Residents in the barangay are God fearing people. Each of them have their own
faith and religion. For particulars, Protestants ranks first, followed by Catholics and
Muslims while the rest comprised of Aglipays, Assembly of God, Evangelical, Apostolic,
Baptist and Seventh Day Adventist.

DEMOGRAPHY

Name: SINAWAL

Classification: Rural

Legal Basis of Creation: Republic Act 1408

Date of Creation: Sept. 17, 1956

No. of Puroks: 8

Land Area: 6,339.20 hectares (or about 11.8% of

Gensan city’s total land area)
Population: 18,467

Total Reg. Voters:

No. of Barangay Hall: 1

 SG Bldg., Naranghita Strt., General Santos City
Tel. # (083) 302-0596, email: mmgschoolgensan@gmail.com

COMMUNITY CASE STUDY REPORT

Raquenards 1, Riverside, Barangay Sinawal General Santos City

PUROK PROFILE

NAME: Raquenards 1, Riverside NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLD: 92 Houses

DATE ESTABLISHED: 2001 CLASSIFICATION: Rural
ADDRESS: Sinawal, G, S, C POPULATION: 219
PUROK-IN-CHARGE: Zeinaida Sewo CLIMATE: Sunny and Rainy

NUMBER OF FAMILIES: 92 Families INFANTS: 16

YOUNG ADULT: 82 ADULT: 115

SENIOR CITIZEN: 6 WITH PHIL HEALTH: 8

WITHOUT PHIL HEALH: 62

GENDER

MALE: 121 FEMALE: 98

STATUS PER HOUSEHOLD

MARRIED: 23 COMMON LAW PARTNER: 56

HISTORY

A long time ago in Barangay Sinawal there was this land area who were lived by the
natives aside from the high land part of the Barangay. Before there were three gates
built, namely: First gate, Second gate and Third gate. Raquenards was known as the
first gate. In 2001, the first gate became part of Barangay Sinawal and was officially
called Purok Raquenards and there is a part of the purok Raquenards called Riverside
because the area is near in the river which is part of the Purok. And they called
Raquenards and Rivernside in one purok.

Raquenards and Riverside is rich in land, the crops will easily grow because of the
nutrients from the fertile soil they have. This is one of the reasons why people chose to
live there because they can have their own business and food to eat. The purok got
more attention from the new settlers, in the present the number of households in purok
Raquenards, Riverside have 92 households having a total population of 219 individuals.
Some people who lived there were not originally from General Santos City, they came
from the different parts of Mindanao and most of them came from Jos Abad Santos,
Davao Occidental. They believed that Purok Raquenards, Riverside is one of the most
accessible places to live in because it was near to their workplace which is DOLE.

There was also a pineapple plantation located before the purok. On 2005 DOLE
Philippines Inc. integrated their plantation in Brgy, Sinawal that gives a great deal of
help to the people of the barangay including the settlers who lived in Purok Raquenards,
Riverside.

PUROK ORGANIZATION CHART

ZENAIDA SEWO

Purok Chairwoman

MARINA COMANG MARITES TALUNA

Secretary Treasurer

Table 1. Economic Status

FIDENEL DULAY

Purok Kagawad
 Table 1 shows that the people in Raquenards, Riverside, Barangay Sinawal,
General Santos City in Low Income has the highest total number of 137 and 70 in none
working or having no income. Also, 11 on Medium Income or having capable of buying
things they needed and lastly 0 in high Income.

Economic Status Number of Economic Status

Low Income 137

No Income 71
Medium Income 11
High Income 0
Total 219

5%
LEGEND

32%
Low Income
No Income
Medium Income
63% High Income

SOCIAL STATUS
 1. Purok Raquenards 1, Riverside is 2 kilometres away from barangay hall of
Sinawal where most of community activities are implemented.
2. The Purok also has church for religious gathering and tradition.
3. The Purok has one whole court. It is not completely made of concrete but still
useful for outdoor activities like basketball and volleyball.

PEACE AND ORDER

The Purok has designated a Barangay Tanod for the purpose of maintaining the
peace and order. Further, the Sitio Chairman aims to maintain peace and order by
being responsive to the needs of the community such as providing an i-com device as
an alternative way of communication.
Table 2. Tribe
Table 2 shows the number of Tribes in Purok Raquenards, Riverside. Based on
the survey we gathered the total number of Manobo in Purok Raquenards, Riverside
with the total number of is 123, while the Blaan has having 37. Also, other ethinity has a
total number of 37 and Bisaya has a total number of 21 and lastly, Muslim has a totlal
number of 13.

Ethnicity Number of Individuals

Manobo 123
Blaan 37
Others 25
Bisaya 21
Muslim 13
Total 219

6%
10%

11% LEGEND
56%
 Blaan
17%
Others
Bisaya
Muslim

Table 3. Occupation

Table 3 shows the number of occupations in Purok Raquenards. Riverside,

Barngay Sinawal, General Santos City. Based on the survey we gathered the total
number of 106 Laborer (DOLE) in Purok Raquenards, Riverside while Student/None
Working have a total number of 71 while the Farmers has a total of 28. Vendor has
having total of 6 and lastly, both Driver and Mechanic have the same number total of 4.

Occupation Number of Individuals

Laborer (DOLE) 106

Student/None Working 71
Farmer 28
Vendor 6
Driver 4
Mechanic 4
Total 219

3%2%2%
13% LEGEND
 48% Student/None Work-
ing
Farmer
Vendor
32%
Driver
Mechanic

Physical and demographic characteristics

Physical
The Purok Raquenards 1, Riverside is around 2 kilometers away from Barangay
Sinwal, General Santos City which is the center for governance. It is composed of
rivers, mountains, and forest.
Topography
Purok Raquenards 1, Riverside is a ridge area which is very suitable for farming.
In fact, the place was bolstered by the road construction of Barangay which helped
increase food production as well as selling food in the market.
Climate
The weather, as well as the rainfall pattern in the Barangay Sinawal, is distinctive
with that of General Santos City, where it has been noted before that the coldest period
occurs in the month of December and heavy rainfall during the month of May, June and
August but Most of the time it was very Hottest period.
Distribution of Population

The distribution of population of Purok Raquenards 1, Riverside, Barangay

Sinawal General Santos City, composed of four (4) Tribes which is the Bla’an,
Cebuano, Kaulo and Ilonggo.
Group

 Infants 16
 Toddlers 82
 Adult 115
 Senior Citizen 6

115

82

16
6

I n fan t s To d d l er s Ad u l t S e n i o r C i ti z e n

Gender

 Male 121
 Female 98
 121

98

m al e fem al e

Status per household

 Married 23
 In Common Law partners 56

56
 33

m ar r i ed I n C o m m o n L aw p ar t n er s

Number of beneficiaries

 With Phil health 8

 Without Phil health 62

62

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PROBLEM TREE ANALYSIS

W i t h P h i l h eal t h W i t h o u t P h i l h eal t h
Effect
  Increase in child
maltreatment, crime
rate, pregnancy, and
exposure to illegal
 Less benefits of the drugs.  Traditional midwife on
residence giving birth at home.
 Low self-esteem or
 Increasing of poverty feel emotion such as  Improper eight and
shame, fear and height on their age
powerless.

 Not a registrant of the

Barangay.  Lots of out of  Less access to basic
 Less fortunate on health needs like
school youth
giving such assistance Vaccinations and
 Cannot
Prenatal for pregnant
that may needed basically read women
funds. and write.  Malnutrition

No access on No access on proper No access to Health

barangay programs education Services

Analysis Causes
The chart shows that the root cause of the problem is no birth Certificate. Birth
registration is an undervalued but critical first step towards safeguarding lifelong
protection and access to rights. It gives people access to basic services such as
education or health care. Those without certificates risk becoming invisible to the state,
at risk of exclusion and exploitation. Many may have difficulties accessing all types of
services. Civil registration certificates establish family ties and track major events of an
individual’s life, from birth to marriage and death, serving as crucial evidence in case of
legal protection.

PROBLEM PRESENTED

The Purok Raquenards 1, Riverside seeks help for their Birth Certification, to
have benefits and be a citizen of General Santos City. In addition, to ease their problem
in Education and health services.

ASSESSMENT STATEMENT

Purok Raquenards 1, Riversied the occurrence of problem such no access on

education and health services due to no birth certification and it has greatly affected the
life of every individual in the community. In addition, because of not enough money to
sustain their everyday needs they focus on their work instead of processing their
documents and birth certificate which has a big impact for them to avail any services.

The change potential for community’s problem is possible because there are
agencies that can be tapped to provide the resources they need. The barangay officials
are also approachable and showed their willingness to help the Purok Raquenards 1,
Riverside community. The community leaders are also active and cooperative which
indicates that their problem can be solved through their efforts guided by the interns.

The community has underlying problems caused by their main problem hence
those problems can be solved if given some attention. The community leaders and the
interns can tap some Non-governmental Agencies for partial remedy for some of their
problems like the electricity and need for health services.

If Purok Raquenards 1, Riverside’s problem will not be prioritized and be solved

immediately, the residents will continue to suffer from having no birth certificate. In
addition, if their problem will not be addressed immediately, they may continue to suffer
from having no access to education and health services which is a big factor of causing
malnutrition and the need for pregnant women for prenatal since their area is quite far
from the Barangay and they have no health center on the purok.

PROCESS USED
 The interns employed and used Baranganic approach, which starts with a
courtesy call to the barangay leaders to formally perform community organization and
group work in their barangay, discuss the necessary requirements as Social Work
Interns, and choose the area to be conducted and address their pressing issue.

The cause-and-effect diagram of the problem scenario is displayed in the

problem tree analysis. It is a helpful tool for project development since it specifies the
logical relationship between the variables that go into problem-solving. It also illustrates
other paths and alternate remedies for the problem.

Attendees raise their hands at the general assembly to voice their concerns for
the neighborhood. The BCPC coordinator, the Purok official, and the fourth-year
students assist in grouping the problem statements according to their communalities
and arranging them as to cause and effect relationships to find the core problem.

After doing the problem analysis, the interns formulated an objective, statements
of results or desired conditions, and activities or inputs based on the problem.

The goal of the stakeholder analysis was to pinpoint internal and external
resources that may be used to address the community's needs and issues. Further, it
was decided that community members would work together and cooperatively to
implement the selected project to achieve their goals.

Social planning is used to emphasize a technical problem-solving regarding to a

community problem this model has help us to Identify the problem because first step to
social planning is to identify the problem that needs to be addressed in the community.
This could include issues such as poverty, homelessness, unemployment, crime, or lack
of access to healthcare. Also, after gathering data the problem has been identified, it is
important to gather data to better understand the scope of the issue. This could include
collecting statistics on the number of people affected, the economic impact of the
problem, and any other relevant information. In addition, develop a plan, Implement the
plan and lastly, Evaluate the plan because it is important to evaluate the plan to ensure
that it is having the desired effect. This could include conducting surveys, collecting
data, and analyzing the results and it will help to determine if the plan is successful.

INTERVENTION PLAN
 Goal: To help Purok Raquenards 1, Riversideto have a birth certificate so that
they can access to education and health services from March 29 to June 3, 2022.

OBJECTIVES ACTIVITIES PERSON’S TIME OUTCOME

INVOLVED FRAME

Process the  Conduct Social Work March 29 The community

birth certificate individual Interns, people to April 6, will have their
of the Purok profiling. in the 2023 birth certificate
 Spot mapping community,
 Conduct purok
interview. chairman and
 Conduct elders
General
assembly
meeting

To have their  Conduct Social Work April 07, All people in the
knowledge how seminar Interns, Purok 2023 community of
documents is regarding Chairman, Raquenards 1,
important. importance Barangay Riverside will
of Captain, give
documents Community participation to
like birth and BCPC have their birth
certificate. coordinator certificate
 Conduct
General
Assemble

To be able to  Follow up Social Work April 24, All people in the

have their birth and update Interns, Purok 2023 community of
certificate. the proposal Chairman, Raquenards 1,
in Barangay. Community Riverside will
 Tapping and BCPC have their birth
Barangay coordinator, certificate.
for free birth LCR and PSA
certification
 Oplan Birth
Rights

To address  Conduct Social Work April 26, All people in the

their problem in clean up Interns, 2023 community of
sanitation drive Community Raquenards 1,
 General and BCPC Riverside will
Assembly coordinator have healthy
and clean
surroundings.

To address  Conduct Social Work May 26, The community

their problem in Free check- Interns, 2023 has
Health up. Community, successfully
 General BCPC given a free
Assembly coordinator check-up for
and MMG their sickness.
College
midwiferies

PLAN IMPLEMENTATION

ACTIVITIES PERSON’S TIME FRAME EXPECTED REMARK

INVOLVED OUTPUT

Conduct Social Work Interns, March 29 to The community Done

interview, spot people in the April 6, 2023 will have their
mapping community, purok birth certificate
chairman and elders

Orientation and Social Work Interns, April 07, 2023 The community Done
seminar Purok Chairman, will gain
regarding Barangay Captain, knowledge and
importance of Community and participate in
documents BCPC coordinator making their birth
certificate
successful

Oplan Birth Social Work Interns, April 24, 2023 They will apply On going
Rights for no Purok Chairman, and get their birth
Birth certificate Community and certificate
BCPC coordinator,
LCR and PSA

Conduct clean Social Work Interns, April 26, 2023 They will have Done
 up dive Community and healthy and clean
BCPC coordinator surroundings

Conduct Free Social Work Interns, May 26, 2023 The community Done
check-up for Community, BCPC will know their
the community coordinator and health situation
MMG College
midwiferies

EVALUATION

All services have been completely rendered to the community and all planned
interventions have been successful. The community problem was implemented and
conducted from March 29 to June 03, 2023.

1. After the Social Work Interns gathered information, the necessary document
needed on the processing of no birth certificate in Purok Raquenards 1,
Riverside was presented to the barangay. In addition, the Oplan Birth Rights is
still ongoing since the LCR and PSA is still making it.
2. To properly address the problem of the community the social work interns had a
seminar regarding the importance of birth certification so that they will participate
and have a willingness to cooperate in processing.
3. While waiting for the birth certification of the Purok Raquenards 1, Riverside, the
social work interns initiated to have general cleaning for the said prok, and they
participated in it.
4. With regards to health problems, the social work interns provided free checkup
for the community and all the data gathered in free checkup was endorsed in the
barangay last May 27, 2023.

RECOMMENDATION

To the community leader, the Purok chairman and officials, it is highly

recommended to have weekly visitation in Purok Raquenards 1, Riverside since they
are far from purok Raquenards.
 To the people of the community, it is recommended to continually cooperate in
Purok activity in terms of bayanihan to maintain cleanliness and to avoid being
dependent on the project.

They were also recommended to have a monthly meeting regarding their

problems with health and others that may come up.

TERMINATION

In the case of Purok Raquenards 1, Riverside, Barangay Sinwal, General Santos

City, all the services coming from different agencies have already been rendered to
them. The objective and goals set by the community based on their problem and
through the guidance of social work interns and BCPC coordinator during the initial
phase has been met. Therefore, the community Raquenards 1, Riverside was
terminated.

SPOT MAPPING

“Map of Purok Raquenards 1, Riverside Barangay Sinawal, General Santos City”

Google Map

Outline Map
PHOTO DOCUMENTATIONS

GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND ORIENTATION ON IMPORTANCE OF DOCUMENTS

CLEAN UP DRIVE
\
OPLAN BIRTH RIGHTS
DATA GATHERING
FREE CONSULTATION ND HEALTHY WEIGHT NUTRITION
LETTER DOCUMENTATION
 SG. Bldg., Narangita Street, General Santos City
Tel. # (083) 302 0596 mmgschoolgensan@gmail.com

PROJECT PROPOSAL
I. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT:
 Title of the Project : OPLAN BIRTH RIGHTS
 Person/Resources Involved : BCPC coordinator
: Social Work Intern
 Participants : 25 participants
 Target beneficiaries : Manobo tribe
 Location of Project : Barangay Hall, Barangay Sinawal, GSC
 Date of Implementation : APRIL 02, 2023
 Budget Requirements : 2.615.00

II. Rationale:
The Barangay Social Work Intern together with the Barangay Council for the
Protection of Children will conduct Oplan birth rights for the community of purok river side, it
aims to provide awareness on how documents are important in any transactions.

III. Objectives:
1. To develop participation in the children and mothers to have quality time.
2. To gain knowledge in getting requirements for different purposes.
IV. Budget Breakdown
 MATERIALS TO BE UNIT PRICE
PURCHACE

Token 2 pcs 200 php (100php each)

Tarpaulin 1 pc 500 php

Vellum 1pack 40 php

Garlands/Lei (Tela) 1 meter 65 php

Certificate Holder 2 pcs 90 php (45php each)

Water Bottle 2 doz. 300 php (12php each)

loaf bread 8 pcs 320 php (40ph each)

Pansit/Bihon 2 kls pack 1000 php (all ingredients)

Transportation 2 persons (Buying 100 php

Materials)

TOTAL
AMOUNT: 2,615
php

V. Recommendation

It is recommended that the Barangay Children Month Celebration will help the parents especially
mother to improved their capacity and ability on raising their own Children in a right health and food.

Prepared By: Recommended By:

JONATHAN D. MACARAEG JAMES WILLIAM

CAMPOREDONDO
Social Work Intern BCPC Coordinator
Barangay Sinawal, General
Santos City
Approved BY:

SANDRA YAID-MANANSALA, RSW

BSSW Program Head

MMG College of General Santos City, Inc

SG. Bldg., Narangita Street, General Santos City

Tel. # (083) 302 0596 mmgschoolgensan@gmail.com

DOCUMENTATION OF OUR TARGET BENEFICIARIES

Riverside, Barangay Sinawal, General Santos City