Institute of Nursing Nicanor Reyes St., Sampaloc, Manila S.Y 2011-2012, 2nd Semester .

PROJECT PROPOSAL Tagaytay St., Barangay 131, Barrio San Jose, Caloocan City
I. PROJECT TITLE

Operation Timbang
II. PROJECT DURATION

The project will be implemented at Tagaytay St., Barangay 131, Barrio San Jose, Caloocan City in February 15, 2012 from 08:00am to 01:00pm.
III. PROJECT SCOPE

The target populations of this project are the community people of Tagaytay St., Barangay 131, Barrio San Jose, Caloocan City, age 0 to 84 months old. IV. PROJECT STATUS The proposed project is a new project for the residents adding to their current situation wherein most of them do not utilize the programs of the Health Center because of its distance. V. PROJECT BENEFICIARIES The program will benefit the community people of Tagaytay St., Barangay 131, Barrio San Jose, Caloocan City, age 0 to 84 months old. VI. PROJECT BACKGROUND Weight measurement is a procedure for evaluating the heaviness of child. It offers the most acceptable parameter and is the simplest way to determine the nutritional status of children age 0 to 7 years old. In the Department of Education, weight-for-age and height-for-age indicators of children below 10 years old are used while Body Mass Index (BMI) is used for children 10 years and above. VII. PROJECT JUSTIFICATION The project will determine the nutritional status of children age 0 to 7 years old, whether the child is malnourished or well nourished. It will also help the barangay health workers to identify those children who need supervision. This will inform the parents or concerned people the importance of determining the nutritional status of their children so the procedure or intervention needed will be easily put into action. VIII. PROJECT OBJECTIVES

General Objective: Health promotion through assessment of the nutritional status of children age 0 to 84 months. Specific Objectives: 1. Weigh community residents age 0 to 84 months old. 2. Identify children who are malnourished and well nourished. 3. Create awareness among children, parents and concerned community people the importance of nutrition to children. 4. Create a program based from the weight results of the children. IX. PROJECT DESCRIPTION This project aims to create awareness among children, parents and concerned community people the importance of weight monitoring in order to assess the nutritional status of children age 0 to 84 months old. X. PROJECT PROPONENT The students of BSN203 Group 9 under the Far Eastern University Institute of Nursing will manage the monitoring of the weight of the children under the supervision of their clinical instructor NerissaRestor RN, RM, MHPEd. XI. PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION PLAN ACTIVITIES TIME MATERIAL FRAME RESOURCES Pre08:00amNone Conference 08:30am HUMAN RESOURCES Group 9 BS203 NerissaRestor RN, RM, MHPEd Group 9 BS203 Community People EXPECTED RESULTS The group will be reoriented about the Plan of Action for the Day The community people will be aware of the project called Operation Timbang. The community people will participate in the program.

Information dissemination of the project to community residents of Tagaytay St., Barangay 131, Barrio San Jose, Caloocan City Conduct project in every home with children age 0 to 84 months old

08:30am09:00am

Poster

09:00am01:00pm

Weighing scale Registration paper Ballpen

Group 9 BS203 Community People

BUDGET PROPOSAL
MATERIALS QUANTITY PRICE PER UNIT TOTAL

For Posters: Cartolina Pentel Pen Registration paper: Printed Registration Paper TOTAL: 1 1 P5.00 P19.00 P5.00 P19.00

P2.00

P6.00 P30.00

XII. PROJECT EVALUATION The evaluation of the effects of the project will be evaluated through the weight assessment of the nutritional status of the target group. Proposed By: Abadilla, Loise Anne M. Anies, Maria Alyssa C. Arranguez, Precious Anne G. Campos, Jennilise C. Castillo, Hubert Ban M. De Luna, Alvin Michael M. Noted By: NerissaRestor RN, RM, MHPEd Clinical Instructor Ablaza, Jenalyn C. Antonio, Alvin Nel P. Briones, Lester Paul M. Capistrano, Maria Marza Beverly B. Coronel, Romina G. Dejamco, Kristine Joy G.