Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program
MEDIA TOURLapu Lapu City
Barangay BuwayaJuly 27, 2012
Philippine Conditional Cash Transfer Program
Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)Field Office VII
Negros Oriental
CEBU
Siquijor
Bohol
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Regional Geographic and Household Coverage
Level Total Number in Region VII
Covered by Pantawid Pamilya
Percentage(%)
Province 4 4 100%
Congressional District 16 16 100%
City 16 16 100%
Municipality 116 90 78%
Barangay 3,003 2,321 77%
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Province Set 1 Set 3 Set 4 Set 5 TotalCity Mun. City Mun. City Mun. City Mun. City Mun.
Bohol13 (13*) 1 17 (*1) 1 30
Cebu 1 2 (1*) 23 (3*) 2 (20*) 6 14 9 39
Negros Oriental 7 1 2 3 (1*) 4(2) 2 (1*) 4( 2*) 6 17
Siquijor1 2 (1*) 1(3*) 4
Total 1 7 3 (1*) 39 3 8(26*) 8 (2*) 36 (6*) 16 90
Regional Area Coverage
Note: Total LGUs covered as to date is 106 (*) means old cities/ municipalities )
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Province Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Set 4 Set 5 Total
Bohol 1 8,875 18,397 18,020 45,293
Cebu 2,544 1 13,332 35,973 41,467 93,317
Negros Oriental
17,945 13,609 22,043 7,128 60,725
Siquijor 458 1,363 618
2,439
Total 20,490 1 36,274 77,776 67,233 201,774
Regional Household CoverageAs of June 2012
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Provincial Household CoverageProvincial Household CoverageCebu ProvinceCebu Province
CITY/MUNICIPALITY
Set 1
Set 2
Set 3
Set 4
Set 5
Grand Total
ALCANTARA -
- 796
796
ALCOY -
706 706
ALEGRIA 439
1,113 1,552
ALOGUINSAN -
- 1,270
1,270
ARGAO -
- 1,987
1,987
ASTURIAS 436
2,051 2
2,489
BADIAN 443
1,750 2,193
BALAMBAN -
- 2,502
2,502
BANTAYAN 1
4,984 13
4,998
BARILI 455
2,686 3,141
BOLJOON 556
10 566
BORBON 447
1,184 1,631
CARMEN -
- 1,171
1,171
CATMON 430
737 1,167
CEBU CITY Capital
2,542 -
1,825 4,367
Sub-total
2,542
-
3,207
17,046
7,741 30,536
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CITY/MUNICIPALITY
Set 1
Set 2
Set 3
Set 4
Set 5
Grand Total
CITY OF BOGO
-
-
2,128
2,128
CITY OF CARCAR
-
-
4,058
4,058
CITY OF NAGA
-
-
2,224
2,224
CITY OF TALISAY
-
-
1,875
1,875
CORDOBA
467
-
467
DAANBANTAYAN
440
3,596
7
4,043
DALAGUETE
-
-
3,023
3,023
DANAO CITY
-
-
2,117
2,117
DUMANJUG
443
1,681
2,124
GINATILAN
441
379
820
LAPU-LAPU CITY 1,161
368
11
1,540
MADRIDEJOS
476
1,602
5
2,083
Sub-total
3,428
7,626 15,448
26,502
Provincial Household CoverageProvincial Household CoverageCebu ProvinceCebu Province
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Cebu ProvinceCebu ProvinceCITY/
MUNICIPALITY Set 1
Set 2
Set 3
Set 4
Set 5
Grand Total
MALABUYOC
894
291
1,185
MANDAUE CITY 1,221
81
1,302
MEDELLIN
-
-
2,662
2,662
MOALBOAL
-
-
1,229
1,229
OSLOB
435
594
1
1,030
PILAR
-
-
641
641
PINAMUNGAHAN
-
-
2,817
2,817
PORO
1
421
744
1,166
RONDA
-
-
774
774
SAMBOAN
423
483
906
SAN FRANCISCO
-
-
3,080
3,080
SAN REMIGIO
1
460
2,361
2
2,824
Sub-total
1
1
3,854
4,554 11,206
19,616
Provincial Household CoverageProvincial Household CoverageCebu ProvinceCebu Province
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Cebu ProvinceCebu ProvinceCITY/MUNICIPALITY
Set 1
Set 2
Set 3
Set 4
Set 5
Grand Total
SANTA FE
-
-
1,913
1,913
SANTANDER
-
-
712
712
SIBONGA
1
437
2
440
SOGOD
432
1,021
1
1,454
TABOGON
466
1,567
1
2,034
TABUELAN
450
945
1,395
TOLEDO CITY
-
-
4,407
4,407
TUBURAN
607
3,188
8
3,803
TUDELA
451
24
30
505
Sub-total
1
- 2,843
6,747
7,072 16,663
Grand Total
2,544
1
13,332
35,973
41,467
93,317
Provincial Household CoverageProvincial Household CoverageCebu ProvinceCebu Province
10Regional Household Profile
Category Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Set 4 Set 5 TOTAL
Grantee Female 19,303 1 33,928 73,064 62,262 188,558
Male 1,187 0 2,346 4,712 4,971 13,216
TOTAL 20,490 1 36,274 77,776 67,233 201,774
Children 0-2 5 2,174 5,434 8,581 16,194
3-5 9,762 1 21,991 46,419 42,679 120,852
6-14 37,375 2 66,722 135,701 123,263 363,063
Pregnant 1 3 2 6
IP Households 397 407 327 49 1180
HHs with heads engaged in
- Farming - Forestry- Fishing
10,765 19,969 31,632 62,366
Province No. of Organized Parents Group
No. of Trained Parent Leaders
Bohol 2,093 1,272
Cebu 3,691 1,935
Negros Oriental 2,650 2,211
Siquijor 145 119
Total 8,579 5,537
Regional Data on theNumber of Organized Parents Group
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No. of Indigenous PeopleRegional Data on the Number of IP Beneficiaries12
Province Municipality Tribal Classification
No. of Tribal Classification/No. of Groups
Per Municipality
No. of IP Groups
(Unduplicated)
No. of IP BeneficiariesMale Female Total
Bohol
Alicia Eskaya 1
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3 3Jetafe Ati 1 4 4Pilar Eskaya 1 14 31 45Duero Eskaya 1 3 40 43Ubay Manobo, Eskaya, Badjao,
Ati, Bagobo, Bilaan 6 0 8 8 Sub-total 10
17 86 103
Cebu
Cebu City Badjaos 1 2 129 131Malabuyoc Aeta 1 1 1
Lapu-lapu City Muslim 1 4 6 10 Sub-total 3 6 136 142
Negros Oriental
Ayungon Magahat Bukidnon 1 2 93 95Bais City Magahat Bukidnon 1 0 62 62Basay Magahat Bukidnon 1 0 55 55Bayawan City Magahat Bukidnon 1 0 338 338Guihulngan City Magahat Bukidnon 1 7 49 56La Libertad Magahat Bukidnon 1 0 116 116Mabinay Aeta, Magahat Bukidnon 2 5 212 217Tanjay City Magahat Bukidnon 2 0 6 6 Sub-total 10 14 931 945
Grand Total 23 9 37 1,153 1,190
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Systems Update
Cluster Submitted EncodedPercentage of encoded BUS forms
Variance Percentage
Bohol /Siquijor 7, 289 6, 917 95% 372 5%
Cebu 11,034 10, 663 97% 371 3%
Negros Oriental
12, 429 12, 189 98% 240 2%
Total 30, 752 29, 769 97% 983 3%
Regional Status Beneficiary Data Management
As of July 11, 2012
*Variance due to unencoded forms with discrepancies
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Regional Status Beneficiary Data Management
Reasons for the Variance
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Cluster
Forms returned by BUS focal to CL/MLs for validation
Validated forms returned by CL/MLs to BUS focal Base on reasons
No Edit Icon
No Records Found
Name not found in the roster
Bohol 372 167 152 53
Cebu 371 183 56 132
Negros Oriental 240 17 49 174
Total 983 367 257 359
Regional StatusCompliance Verification System
Jan-Feb 2012 CVS Turn-out
Conditionality No. of Monitored
HHs
Compliant Beneficiaries % of Compliance (Compliant over Monitored)
January February January February
EDUCATION 96.4%
Attendance in Day Care Center/Pre-School for Children 3-5 years old
33,545 32,202 32,345 95.9% 96.4%
Attendance in Primary & Secondary for Children 6-14 years old
168,230 162,265 163,118 96.4% 96.9%
HEALTH 98.2%
Check-up/immunization for Pregnant and Children 0-5 years old
77,563 75,100 75,162 96.8% 96.9%
Health (deworming) for children 6-14 years old in Elementary Level
168,230 167,552 99.5%
FAMILY DEVELOPMENT SESSION 97.3%
Attendance to FDS by Parents 113,522 110,670 110,317 97.4% 97.2%
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Regional Status Compliance Verification System
Mar- Apr 2012 Turn-out
Conditionality No. of Monitored
HHs
Compliant Beneficiaries % of Compliance (Compliant over Monitored)
March April March April
EDUCATION 96.5%
Attendance in Day Care Center/Pre-School for Children 3-5 years old 59,138 56,933 Education monitoring
is not applicable for April due to school
vacation. Monitoring is only from January-March and resumes in June-December.
96%Education monitoring is not applicable for April due to school
vacation. Monitoring is only from January-
March and resumes in June-December.
Attendance in Primary & Secondary for Children 6-14 years old 314,709 305,124 97%
HEALTH 97%
Check-up/immunization for Pregnant and Children 0-5 years old 122,938 117,777
96%
Health (deworming) for children 6-14 years old in Elementary Level 68,734 67,286 Vacation 98% Vacation
FAMILY DEVELOPMENT SESSION 98%
Attendance to FDS by Parents203,834 199,095 199,388 98% 98%
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Note: Dramatic increase in the number of monitored household is due to the additional beneficiaries of Set 5 in March 2012.
PROVINCES TOTAL # of GRIEVANCES
FILED
RESOLVED ON GOING
RPMO NPMO
NEGROS ORIENTAL
182 182 or100 %
0 or 0 %
0 or0%
CEBU 183 131 or 72 %
52 or 28 %
0 or 0 %
BOHOL/SIQUIJOR 57 52 or 91 %
5 or9 %
0 or
TOTAL 422 365 or86 %
57 or14 %
0 or 0 %
Regional StatusGrievance Redress System
Status January – July 2012
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Category of Complaints
No. of HHs
Resolved On-going Remarks
NPMO RPMO
Payments 121 121
Compliance 101 101
Misuse of Grants 4 4
Inclusion 26 21 5 For MAC resolution
Exclusion 30 30
Others (appeals, queries, etc.)
140 88 52 For Assessment ECR delisted and filed appeal for reactivation
Total 422 365 57
Regional Status Grievance Redress System
Status January – July 2012
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Regional StatusSupply Side Assessment
(Education)
Note: Set 1 & 3 SSA result as of October 2011
Standard Ratio
(Education)
Pupil to Teacher Pupil to Classroom
Pupil to BEC Textbook
Pupil to Seat Pupil to Deworming Pills (Per school year)
1:45 45:1 1:1Armchair: 1:1
1:2Desk: 2:1
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Regional StatusSupply Side Assessment
(Health)
Note: Set 1 & 3 SSA result as of October 2011
Standard Ratio (Health)
Doctor Per Population Nurse Per Population Midwife Per Population
1 : 20,000 1 : 20,000 1 : 5,000
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GAD Related Services/Activities
Celebrated IP Day in 3 provinces; Cebu, Bohol and Negros Oriental with partner agencies, LGU, NCIP
Conducted Free Birth Registration with NSO and NCIP
Lectured on RA 9262 (VAWC) during FDS
Lectured on Gender and Development during FDS
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Gender and Development Approaches to Gender Development and
Changing Role of Women Gender Equality and Equity
Child’s Rights Parent Effectiveness Service Values Effectiveness Understanding Myself RA 9262 (VAWC) Financial Management Waste Management Anyo ng Kahirapan at Komunidad
Topics related to GAD discussed during Family Development Sessions
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Province No. of HH Amount Released
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Total Amount
Bohol 45,446
1,204,200.00 110,895,200.00 222,341,200.00
154,775,500.00 489,216,100.00
Cebu 93,623
37,320,100.00 197,618,200.00 396,272,300.00
298,940,200.00 930,150,800.00
Negros Oriental
60,919
38,116,300.00
213,752,300.00 289,412,400.00 455,011,900.00
190,404,300.00 1,186,697,200.00
Siquijor 2,442
5,766,200.00 12,990,200.00
7,934,700.00 26,691,100.00
Total
202,430
38,116,300.00 252,276,600.00 603,692,000.00 1,086,615,600.00
652,054,700.00
2,632,755,200.00
Status of Cash Grant Disbursement2008-2012 (as of Feb. 2012)
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* Bulletin and info boards with information on program objectives, conditions, monthly FDS schedule and MAC members are being set up in each Municipality and barangay;
* IEC materials such as Update and Grievance Tarpaulins , are being displayed in conspicuous places; Pantawid fans containing basic information about the project.
* Consultation Dialogues (September 13, 2011) with other government agencies on their various anti-poverty services for a wider scope of opportunities for beneficiaries;
* Parent Encounter Congress (October 15, 2011) – strengthening the family through awareness on Disaster Preparedness and Human Trafficking;
* Radio Guesting (weekly)– beneficiaries and partners from different municipalities take turns on giving their testimonials on air so the public may know how the program change their lives;
* Popularization of Modes/Channels in Filing Grievances (GRS hotline number and e-mail)
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* Legislative Learning Visit (August 4-5, 2011) - inviting Congressional Offices from other Provinces of Region7 to share ideas and best practices;
* Pantawid Convergence Caravan - (October 1, 2011) bringing services of other government agencies to the area of implementation for beneficiaries to learn and avail;
* Monthly Documentation of success stories;
* RAC Exposure
* Regular Press Release
* Media Tour
* Weekly update in the website
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Other Accomplishments/Updates in 2012
• Brigada Eskwela 2012
Pantawid beneficiaries and C/MLs participated in cleaning the schools in preparation for the opening of classes
• Discussion of PhilHealth in FDS
Philhealth benefits and how to avail of it were
discussed during the April FDS.
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Ceremonial MOA signing of set 4D and set 5 areas conducted at Sarrosa International Hotel Cebu City, March 23, 2012 participated by 29 LGUs
IP Consultation and Planning Workshop with NCIP and Partner Agencies; DepEd, DOH, DA, PhilHeatlh, TESDA in Cebu City, March 22, 2012
Geographical location and land area
Name of City/ Municipality : Lapu-Lapu CityIncome Classification : 1st Class CityNumber of Congressional District : Lone DistrictNumber of barangays : 30
Demographic Characterestics
No. of Population : 292,530No. of HHs : 58,904 HHs
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Facility No.
Hospital 3
City Health Unit 2
Brgy. Health Station 39
Day Care Centers 74
Elementary Schools 956
Secondary Schools 400
Public Market 2
Start of Program Implementation
Set 3 Set 4
Oct 2010 Dec 2010
No. of Pantawid Pamilya Registered Beneficiaries
Set No. of Household
3 1,162
4 372
5 11
Total 1,545
No. of Organized Parents Group
59
No. of Covered Barangays
19
No. of 0-14 yrs old Monitored
3,245
Pantawid Pamilya Registered Beneficiaries
BARANGAY Set 3 Set 4 Set 5 Grand Total
BANKAL 42 42
BARING 170 3 173
BASAK 81 8 7 96
BUAYA 97 21 2 120
CALAWISAN 149 18 167
CANJULAO 53 8 61
CAUBIAN 119 41 160
CAWHAGAN 46 46
CAW-OY 79 79
GUN-OB 58 2 60
Sub-total 806 189 9 1,004
Pantawid Pamilya Registered Beneficiaries
BARANGAY Set 3 Set 4 Set 5 Grand Total
IBO 39 39
LOOC 58 7 65
MARIBAGO 44 44
MARIGONDON 67 3 70
PAJO 47 22 69
POBLACION 10 10
PUNTA ENGA O 1 62 63
PUSOK 60 6 66
SAN VICENTE 113 2 115
Sub-total 356 183 2 541
Grand Total 1,162 372 11 1,545
Conditionality No. of Monitored
HHs
Compliant Beneficiaries % of Compliance (Compliant over Monitored)
Jan Feb Jan Feb
Education 95.61%
Attendance in Day Care Center/Pre-School for Children 3-5 years old 461 441 440 95.66% 95.44%
Attendance in Primary & Secondary for Children 6-14 years old 2,597 2,469 2,475 95.07% 95.30%
HEALTH 96.17%
Check-up/immunization for Pregnant and Children 0-5 years old 1,300 1,237 1,243 95.15% 95.62%
Health (deworming) for children 6-14 years old in Elementary Level 580 567 97.76%
FAMILY DEVELOPMENT SESSION 99.14%
Attendance to FDS by Parents 1,560 1,553 1540 99.55% 98.72%
CVS Turn-out for January-February, 2012 of Lapu-Lapu City
Conditionality No. of Monitored
HHs
Compliant Beneficiaries % of Compliance (Compliant over Monitored)
March April March April
Education 97.46%
Attendance in Day Care Center/Pre-School for Children 3-5 years old 472 458 vacation 97% vacation
Attendance in Primary & Secondary for Children 6-14 years old 2,630 2,575 vacation 97.91% vacation
HEALTH 96.40%
Check-up/immunization for Pregnant and Children 0-5 years old 1,215 1,155 1,156 95.06% 95.14%
Health (deworming) for children 6-14 years old in Elementary Level 273
No deworming
270No
deworming99%
FAMILY DEVELOPMENT SESSION 95.93%
Attendance to FDS by Parents 1,560 1531 1,462 98.14% 93.72%
CVS Turn-out for March-April , 2012 of Lapu-Lapu City
INDICATORS
Actual Number of Facilities/ Personnel
Benchmark Ratio
(teacher: student)
Actual No. Of
Population
No. Of facilities/ personnel vs. Actual Population
EDUCATION
Classrooms 1,356 1:45 88,540 1:65
Teachers 1,896 1:45 88,540 1:46
Daycare Workers 74 1:25 4, 415 1:59
Day Care Centers 74 1:25 4, 415 1:59
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INDICATORSActual
Number of Personnel
Benchmark Ratio
No. of personnel vs. Actual Population
HEALTHNo. of Doctor 4 1:20,000 1:73,132
No. of Nurse 9 1:20,000 1:32,503
No. of Midwives 28 1:5,000 1:10,447
No. of Barangay Health Workers 280 1:20 HH 1:210
Lapu-Lapu CityPopulation : 292,530Total No. of HH : 58,904
Topics Covered by Family Development Session
Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program Context and System’s Orientation
Me and myself
Breast Cancer
Basic Cancer Education
Family Disaster Preparedness
Home Management
Responsible Parenthood
Late Registration of Pantawid Beneficiaries
Cervical Cancer
Phi vocs : Earthquake , Tsunami Preparedness
Phil health Orientation
Solid Waste Management
Rights of the Child
Financial Management
Topics Covered by Family Development Session
Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program Context and System’s Orientation
Anti Human Trafficking in person Act of 2003 R.A 9208
R.A 7610 Special Protection of children and Discrimination
R.A 9262 – VAWC
Dengue Prevention Awareness
Risk Reduction Management
The Importance of Pap's Smear
- Fire Prevention
The Importance of Pap smear
The Importance of Breast Self Examination
Accepting your Role as Parents
The Importance of Family and Religion
Gender and Development
Livelihood / Skills Training / Seminars
Topics Covered by Family Development Session
Drug and Awareness and Environmental Protection
Self Awareness
Self Enhancement
Narrative Monetized Value
Particulars Amount
Provision for office space P 8,000 x 12 months 96,000.00
Provision of LGU Links P 10,000 x 12 months 120.000.00
Filing Cabinet P 4000x 2pcs 8,000.00
Photocopier & maintenance P 50 x 12 months 600,000.00
Venue for CAC/ CAT / PL Meeting
P 5, 000x 12months 60,000.00
CAC/ CAT / PL’S T-SHIRT P 150 X 250 37,500.00
Livelihood training and seminars
1year 1,000,000.00
Pantawid Anniversary 1 year 500,000.00
Pantawid Family Week 1year 500,000.00
Pantawid Children Congress 1year 500.000.00
Sub-total 2,801,500.00
Narrative Monetized Value
Particulars Amount
Provision for CAC / CAT , PL Meeting P 4,000 x 12 months 48,000.00
Transportation , sea ambulance 3,500x12months 42,000.00
Laptop , LCD projector 3,000x12months 36,000.00
Honorarium speaker 1,000x 12months 12,000.00
CAC/CAT Monthly Allowance 1,000x32x12months 384,000.00
Parent Leaders Allowance 500x59x12months 354,000.00
Ibo Day Care Center Renovation ( Opening )
150,000.00 150,000.00
On going Caw-oy Day Care Center Renovation
150,000.00 150,000.00
Additional Day Care worker 7x2500x12months 210,000.00
Sub-Total 1,386,000.00
Narrative Monetized Value
Particulars Amount
Additional Teachers 15x15,000x12motnhs 2,700,000.00
FDS, Venue, Chairs, Sounds System, Tables
5,000x19x12months 1,140,000.00
Drainage 1,000.000.00x19 19,000,000.00
Electricity ( Caubian & Coahagan ) 1,000.000.00x2 2,000,000.00
Miscellaneous 500,000.00 500,000.00
Solid Waste Management 500,000.00 500.000.00
Health Center Renovation 500,000.00 500,000.00
Sub-total 25,840,000.00
Grand Total Php 30,027,500.00
Name of City No. of HH Per Year Amount
LAPU – LAPU CITY
1, 453 2010 PHP16,864,700.00
1,453 2011 PHP 14,865,800.00
1, 453 2012 as of JanFeb. PHP 2, 933,700.00
Total 1, 453 PHP 31,730,500.00
Status of Cash Grant Disbursement2010-2012
As of April 30, 2012
• People Power Volunteer for Reform (PPVR- Lapu-Lapu) has signed MOA with DSWD VII to act as Bantay and Gabay in the implementation of Pantawid Pamilya
• Ramon Aboitiz Foundation Inc. – Eduardo Aboitiz Cancer Center ( EJACC ) served as a resource persons in the conduct of Family Development Sessions in covered barangays of Pantawid Pamilya.
• VSMMC OB-Gyne Department served as resource persons in the conduct of Family Development Sessions in covered barangays of Pantawid Pamilya.
• Ramon Aboitiz Foundation Inc. – Eduardo Aboitiz Cancer Center ( EJACC ) give FREE PAP SMEAR and CLINICAL BREAST EXAMINATION
PARTICULARS AMOUNT TOTAL
Supplies 100/pt x 147 pt 14,700
PF/Fees per Midwife 800/pt x 147pt 117,600
Sub-total 132,300.00
LECTURE
PF per Resource speaker 3,000/2hrs x 13 sched 39,000
Laptop 1,500/hr x 13 sched 19,500
Projector 1,500/hr x 13 sched 19,500
Transportation 1,500/hrx 13 sched 19,500
Sub-total 97,500.00
DIAGNOSTIC TEST
Breast Ultrasound 1 PATIENT 600
Mammogram 1 PATIENT 1,100
Ultrasound (Abdomen) 1 PATIENT 1,200
Biopsy 1 PATIENT 775
Sub-total 3,675.00
Grand Total Php 233,475.00
• CSWDO• PHIVOLCS • Solid Waste Mgt Dept.• Fire Department• PNP• Lapu-Lapu City
Cooperative and Livelihood Program
• Barangay Midwives/ Nurse
• Dep-Ed
served as a resource persons in the conduct of Family Development Sessions (FDS) in covered barangays of Lapu Lapu City
LGU’s Best PracticeInnovative Practice/Activity
Person Involved
Person Affected
Result/Impact of the Innovative Practice/Activity
Mass Wedding( Sept. 28, 2011)
Mayor & City Council’s, CSWDO, CityLink, LCR,
Pantawid beneficiaries
legally married beneficiaries availed legal privileges
Parent Leaders Honorarium
PL’s, City Links, Mayor & City Council’s
Pantawid Parent Leader’s
Parent Leaders were encourage to participate more and give more support to the program
CAC/CAT Honorarium City Mayor Brgy. Captains, Dep-Ed, CSWDO, CHO, DILG, CPO
Regular meetings were conducted and strengthen support to the program implementation
Celebrates Pantawid Pamilya Anniversary
Congressman,City Mayor, CSWDO,City Links,City Council & other partners and Stakeholders
Pantawid Beneficiaries
Beneficiaries and Implementer commemorates and internalized the essence of the program
Innovative Practice/Activity Person Involved Person Affected Result/Impact of the Innovative Practice/Activity
Yearly Children’s Congress City Mayor, CSWDO, City Link, PL’s
Pantawid Children (6-14)
Children's right and privilege was shown and build self confident
Regular Parent Leaders Meeting Free Accommodation
City Mayor, ABC President, CSWDO, City Link, Parent Leaders
Parent Leaders Strong logistical support from the city helps the empowerment of the PL’s
Monthly Mangrove Planting in Coastal Pantawid Barangay
City Mayor, CSWDO, LLC- PNP, Brgy. Captains, City Links
Pantawid Beneficiary Awareness of Global Warming Strengthen the Consciousness of the Pantawid Beneficiaries
Monthly Parent Leaders Allowance
Brgy. Captains Selected Parent Leaders
Parent Leaders Actively participating all Pantawid Pamilya Activities in their respective Barangays
Provision of Office Space Photoopier, Projector, Laptop, Sound system, table & chairs, Venue for meetings and other materials needed in every Pantawid Pamilya Activities
City Mayor, CSWDO, CHO, Dep-Ed, Brgy. Captains
Pantawid Beneficiaries
All of this full support of the supply side give us strong foundation in the implementation of the program
Free Trainings in Acredited TESDA training Center
Congressman, City Mayor, CSWDO, Brgy. Captains
Pantawid Beneficiaries
Employment Opportunities to the Pantawid Beneficiaries was on hand on the Pantawid Families availed the free Training
Manpower Services of Free Sewing, Massage & others
Congressman, City Mayor, CSWDO, Brgy. Captains
Pantawid Mothe Grantee & Beneficiaries
Employment Opportunities to the Pantawid mother Grantee & Beneficiaries was on hand on the Pantawid Families availed the free Training
SGPPA Scholar Received logistical support
City Mayor, CHO, CSWDO, Dep-Ed, Brgy. Captains, City Link
9 Pantawid Beneficiaries
The full support give encouragement to the beneficiaries pursuing to enroll in college.
Innovative Practice/Activity
Person Involved
Person Affected
Result/Impact of the Innovative Practice/Activity
The Ibo Day Care Center Renovation
Brgy. Captain, S.K Chairman, City Mayor, City Link, CSWDO, Pantawid Mother Grantee & Special donors from Private Company
Brgy. Ibo constituent and Pantawid Beneficiaries
The opening of Ibo Day Care Center was realized for the full support of the Supply side in the Pantawid Children aged 3-5 years old for their compliant in education.
On Going Caw-oy Daycare Center Renovation
City Mayor, Brgy. Captain, CPO, Pantawid mother Grantee & Special donors from Private Companies
Brgy. Caw-oy Constituent and Pantawidn Beneficiaries
Supply side of daycare center give the 3-5 years old children compliant in education and only one government day care center
Hiring of Additional teachers both Daycare, Elementary High School, books & other facilities
City Mayor, Dep-Ed,
Pantawid Beneficiaries and LLC constituent
Increase of enrollee’s is one of the factor for additional hiring, acquiring school facilities & other for supply side in education.
Hiring of Manpower from CHO
City Mayor, CHO Pantawid Beneficiaries and LLC Constituent
Increase of attendance in health center give encouragement to supply side in health.
CITY ADVISORY COMMITTEENAME POSITION CAC Designation
Hon. Paz C. Radaza City Mayor Chairman
Ermelita C. Degamo Head, CSWDO Vice Chairman
Hon. Marcial A. Ycong Vice- Mayor / Chair. Comm. On Social Services
Member
Hon. Leo F. Mercado President , Association of Barangay Captain Member
Hon. Queenie M. Amman
City Councilor / Chair. Comm. On Family Affairs
Member
Hon. Cornelio Pajang City Councilor / Chair. Comm, on Health Member
Dr. Rodolfo C. Berame City Health Officer Member
John Joan A. Mende City Local Gov’t Operations Officer Member
Dr . .Eduardo A. Ompad Division Superintendent Member
Engr. Perla P. Amar City Planning & Dev’t Officer Member
CITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE
NAME POSITION CAC Designation
Engr. Gregoria Justiani Head, BCO Member
Ms. Felicisima B. Berdin Dep ED, West District Supervisor Member
Ms. Vivien Taneo Dep ED , East District Supervisor Member
Ms. Marigold Jumao-as Dep ED , South District Supervisor Member
Ms. Rican G. Montejo Dep ED, North District Supervisor Member
Melissa S. Remorosa City Link Secretary
Darcy Q. Lawas City Link Secretary
Wendel S. Blanco Social Welfare Assistant Secreatary
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Pantawid Pamilya joins 114th Independence Celebration
Pantawid Pamilya Lapu-Lapu City
CelebratesFirst Year Anniversary
Oct. 7, 2011
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Barangay Profile Buaya, Lapu-Lapu City
General Information No. Supply Side No.
Population 8,322 No. of High School 1
Total no. of HHs 1,644 No. of Elementary 2
No. of Registered Beneficiaries
116 No. of Day Care Center 3
No. of Male Beneficiaries (Grantee)
1 No. of Day Care Worker 6
No. of Female Beneficiaries (Grantee)
115 No. of Brgy. Health Center 1
No. of Children Monitored (0-14)
332 No. of Bgy Health Worker 6
No. of Parent Leader 6 No. of Midwife 1
No. of Organized Parent Group
6
Conditionality No. of Monitored
HHs
Compliant Beneficiaries
% of Compliance (Compliant over
Monitored)
Jan Feb Jan Feb
Education 96%
Attendance in Day Care Center/Pre-School for Children 3-5 years old 23 22 22 96% 96%
Attendance in Primary & Secondary for Children 6-14 years old 198 188 190 95% 96%
HEALTH 78%
Check-up/immunization for Pregnant and Children 0-5 years old 112 86 89 77% 79%
Health (deworming) for children 6-14 years old in Elementary Level No deworming
FAMILY DEVELOPMENT SESSION 98%
Attendance to FDS by Parents 118 118 113 100% 96%
Compliance Verification SystemCVS Turn-out for Jan- Feb, 2012 of Brgy Buaya, Lapu-Lapu City
Conditionality No. of Monitored
HHs
Compliant Beneficiaries
% of Compliance (Compliant over
Monitored)
March April March April
Education 98.5%
Attendance in Day Care Center/Pre-School for Children 3-5 years old 26 26 vacation 100% vacation
Attendance in Primary & Secondary for Children 6-14 years old
200 194vacation
97%vacation
HEALTH 86%
Check-up/immunization for Pregnant and Children 0-5 years old
106 84 84 79% 79%
Health (deworming) for children 6-14 years old in Elementary Level
1 1 100%
FAMILY DEVELOPMENT SESSION 88.5%
Attendance to FDS by Parents 119 106 105 89% 88%
Compliance Verification SystemCVS Turn-out for March- April, 2012 of Brgy Buaya, Lapu-Lapu City
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2010 2011 2012(as of Jan-April)
No. of HH Amount No. of HH No. of HH Amount
77 1,029,600.00 102 1,086,700.00 106 615,100
GRAND TOTAL: Php 2,731,400.00
Month Activity AmountJanuary
FDS: Chairs (100person x 5) 500.00Com. Act. : (100person x 150) 15,000.00
February
FDS: Chairs (100person x 5) 500.00Com. Act.: (100person x 5) 15,000.00
March
FDS: Chairs (100persons x 5) 500.00 Snacks (for speaker) 50.00Com. Act.: (100persons x 150) 15,000.00
April
FDS: Chairs (100persons x 5) 500.00 Snacks (for speaker) 200.00Com.Act.: (100persons x 5) 15,000.00Feeding: (200kids x 5) 1.000.00
May
FDS Chairs (100persons x 5) 500.00 Snacks (for speaker) 100.00Com.. Act : (100persons x 150) 15,000.00Pantawid Night: Chairs 500.00 Sounds 1,500.00 Foods & Drinks 600.00
June
FDS: Chairs (100persons x 5) 500.00 Snacks (for speaker ) 100.00Com. Act.: (100persons x 150 15,000.00
Others: Bulletin Board 750.00Feb. – June 2012
Monthly Allowance (3persons x 500) 7,500.00 per month Photocopy per form 12,000.00
Sub-total 116,300.00
Grand Total Php 258,725.00
Testimonials on the Early Gains of Pantawid Pamilya
“Dako kaayo ko ug pasalamat sa programa kay daghang gyud kausaban sa akong kinabuhi ug sa akong pamilya”. Isip usa ka parent leader dako gyud ug kalaihan ang akong kinabuhi, garbo nako nga muingon. Ako usa na ka “empowered” parent leader ug grantee. Lydialyn Borja Godinez , Brgy. Buaya Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu
“ Ako si Teotima Aque usa ka parent leader sa Brgy. Baring Lapu-Lapu City kung wla pa ang programa nga naghatag ug family development session kabahin sa Cervical & Breast Cancer ug Clinical Breast Exam dili ako mosurender sa pagpahiling sa akong “totoy” sa mga doktor…Dako kaayo ko ug pasalamat sa programa ug sa mga nalambinggit ug ni suporta sa maong libre nga serbisyo
Testimonials on the Early Gains of Pantawid Pamilya
“Kami sa Dakbayan sa Lapu-Lapu daku og pasalamat sa Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program tungod sa maayong epekto sa maong programa sa panglawas ug edukasyon sa mga pamilyang miyembro sa maong programa.” Mayor Paz C. Radaza, City of Lapu-Lapu , Cebu
“Ako mapasalamaton kaayo ug dako sa program labina sa edukasyon ug panglawas akong ipakita ug paningkamutan ang akong pagtuon sa eskwelahan nga pinaagi nining programa mahimo akong malampuson nga bata inig abot panahon kuyog sa akong pamilya” May Ellyn Maningo Abrenica,
Brgy. Buaya, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu.
DAGHANG SALAMAT!