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INTRODUCTION

Community Organizing Participatory Action Research (COPAR) is

an important tool for community development and people empowerment.

This helps the community workers generate community participation in

development activities. In line with this and in fulfillment of Community

Health Development (CHD) 2, the group was assigned to Barangay

Ugong, Pasig City for the related learning experience (RLE) on COPAR.

The requirements included identification of a health problem in the area

and implementation of initiatives to address this health problem in

cooperation with the community members and leaders.

Our CHD 2 group was composed of ten BSN Regular Nursing

students, working under the supervision of the clinical instructors from the

Ugong Health Center and under the guidance of CHD 2 instructors from

University of Makati College of Nursing. This RLE on the community

development and COPAR ran for nine workdays. The goal was to initiate

community participation and to find ways to sustain the implemented

projects.

We started with data gathering for the community diagnosis,

obtaining both primary data (interview of Purok 4, Ugong community

members) and secondary data (from the Ugong Health Office). This was

followed by data analysis and identification of the target health problem to

work on. We were able to identify fire as our top priority problem. Projects
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were launched to help address this problem in the community. Part of the

project was to leave a lasting legacy in the community through some kind

of token that the community can use to support their efforts to change.

Most importantly was to find partners in the community that will continue

the implementation of the project started by our group.

With the end of our RLE duty in Ugong, Pasig, we believe that our

efforts have made an impact in the lives of the people of the community.

We also hope that the community has become more collaborative,

dynamic, proactive and interactive in working together to identify and solve

their own needs, knowing that in their unity is a greater chance for

success and progress.

OVERVIEW OF PASIG CITY

The City of Pasig is one of the cities and municipalities that make up

Metro Manila in the Philippines. It used to be the capital of the province of

Rizal before Metro Manila was formed. Located along the eastern border

of Metro Manila, Pasig City is bordered on the west by Quezon City and

Mandaluyong City; to the north by Marikina City; to the south by Makati

City, Pateros, and Taguig City; and to the east by the municipality of

Cainta in the province of Rizal.

Pasig City is a primarily residential-industrial town but it is increasingly

becoming a commercial area. Along its western border is the eastern (and

arguably more significant) half of the Ortigas Center, one of the top
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business districts in the metropolis (the western half is in Mandaluyong

City). Found here are numerous high-rise office buildings, residential

condominiums, and schools. The University of Asia and the Pacific

(UA&P), one of the most expensive universities in the country, is located

here, as well as the head office of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines.

Northwest of Ortigas Center is the Meralco Compound, home of the head

offices of Meralco (Manila Electric Company), which is the largest

electrical distribution company in the Philippines. The headquarters of the

Philippine Stock Exchange, which is also home to one of its trading floors,

is located here. Due to this, the barangay of San Antonio has one of the

largest incomes for a local government unit in the country, larger than

most small towns.

Being the former capital of Rizal, the provincial capitol is still located in

Pasig City. Located along Shaw Boulevard, Barangay Kapitolyo.

Rizal High School, one of the biggest high schools in the world in terms of

student population, is located in Pasig.

Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Pasig, state university located in Kapasigan,

Pasig City, offers degree courses for poor but bright and deserving

Pasigueños.
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Pasig Municipal Hall

Pasig River

Ortigas Center

FIGURE 1: The Different Faces of Pasig City

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HISTORY OF UGONG

Barangay Ugong back then is a rural area blessed with many

natural resources. Agriculture and fishing are the main sources of

livelihood of the families in Ugong before. They catch fish through the use

of talabog and bubo.

To start their day, people of Ugong get their water from the river

near them for their laundry and daily hygiene. As an alternative source of

food and income, families plant crops in their backyards.Their houses are

made from bamboos, pawid o sasa, and thatch “Kugon”.

There were no means of transportation in pre-modern Ugong. The

whole population traversed the landscape by feet. Simple bridges were

built to cross the adjacent Marikina River.

Almost 80% of the people in Ugong are Aglipayans; few of them

are Roman Catholic. The Aglipayan Church is a Filipino Christian

denomination of the catholic tradition founded in the early 1900’s.

The males were generally cooperative community members..

Females were known to be faithful to their spouses and are as active as

the men in their community. One of the outstanding women, Antonia

Legaspi Santiago, the Ancestor of Kapitan Andy Santiago, was renowned

as an industrious citizen and an excellent leader.

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Centuries have passed after long periods of Spanish, American,

and Japanese colonization in the Philippine Islands. The whole nation had

been subjected to dramatic political and socio-cultural changes.

And to these changes, Barangay Ugong is no exception. At

present, if we will compare Ugong from its humble past, we could say that

industrialization has pretty much taken over its rural landscape because of

the many houses, roads, factories, commercial center, market places and

schools that have been established over time. Lifestyle has been

improved because they now have an electrical source, water supply, and

gadgets for communication such as cellphones, computers, etc.

Government offices were built such as the Barangay Hall,

Barangay Outpost, Day care Centers, Security Office and Health Centers.

Population has been increased due in part to the gradual migration

of residents from both the provinces and nearby towns.

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BARANGAY UGONG VISION AND MISSION

VISION

To be the model political unit that will serve as the primary planning
and implementing unit
of government policies, plans, programs, projects and activities in the
community, and as
a forum wherein the collective views of the people may be expressed,
crystallized and
considered, and where disputes may be amicably settled.
MISSION
To make efficient, effective and economical governance, enforce all
laws and ordinances, maintain
public order, administer the operation of the Katarungang Pambarangay,
enforce laws and
regulations relating to pollution control and protection and assist the city
council in the
performance of their duties and functions.

GEOGRAHIC INFORMATION

LAND AREA: 394 hectares

POPULATION: 23,332 (2007 survey)

HOUSEHOLD: 3,260 (2007 survey)

2009 ESTIMATED INCOME:

PhP43,525,430.00
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DEMOGRAHIC DATA ANALYSIS

I. MAPS

Source: Google Maps

FIGURE 2: Location of Pasig City in Metro Manila

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Source: Ugong Data

FIGURE 3: Barangay Ugong Map

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II. POPULATION

POPULATION DISTRIBUTION

TABLE 1

MWSS/ SPRING/ NOT

PUROK DEEP WELL RAIN OTHERS
LWUA RIVER STATED

1 470 - - - - -

2 434 - - - - -

3 363 - - - - -

4 373 - 13 - - -

5 328 - - - - -

6 34 - 70 - - -

TOTAL 2002 0 83 0 0 0
Frequency Distribution of Families by Source of Water Supply
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TABLE 2

Frequency Distribution of Families by Housing

NOT
PUROK OWNER RENTER CARETAKER SHARER OTHERS
STATED

1 249 139 1 81 - -

2 220 140 1 68 5 -

3 169 124 0 70 - -

4 199 131 1 55 - -

5 244 67 3 14 - -
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6 57 32 1 14 - -

TOTAL 1138 633 7 302 5 0

SIZE OF POPULATION PER PUROK

TABLE 3
Frequency Distribution of Age Group Population
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Source: Ugong Data

TABLE 4

Frequency Distribution of Population in Ugong Proper

Purok 1 2,025
Purok 2 1,535
Purok 3 1,511
Purok 4 1,325
Purok 5 1,326
Purok 6 639
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TOTAL 8,361

TABLE 5

Frequency Distribution of Population in Valle Verde Proper

Valle Verde 1 2,450

Valle Verde 2 1,750
Valle Verde 3 980
Valle Verde 4 595
Valle Verde 5 2,982
Valle Verde 6 1,386
TOTAL 10,143

TABLE 6

Frequency Distribution of Population in Other Area

Land Mark I 434

Land Mark II 805
Casa Verde 889
Las Villas 3,189
Kaimitoville 970
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Total 24,752

No. of Voters 11,33

Population of Barangay Ugong

The total population in Barangay Ugong is 24, 791, and the

number of voters are 11,339 as of November 2003. Barangay Ugong is

cleanliness and more on industrial area, that’s why the population in that

barangay has a healthy lifestyle and different habits. Were gonna explain

the population and age group of barangay Ugong per Purok, Valle Verde,

Land Mark, Casa Verde and Kaimitoville.

Ugong Proper; For Purok 1 area, the total population in there is 2,025. We

will explain the age group of population for Purok 1 to get the total

population. From age 0-9 are 162 in total, age 10-19 are 182 in total, age

20-29 are 304 in total, ages 30-39 are 344 in total, age 40-49 are 365 in

total, age 50-59 are 243 in total, age 60-69 are 223 in total and age 70

and above are 203 in total; therefore the total population of purok 1 is

2,025. For Purok 2 area, the total population in there is 1,535. We will

explain the age group of population for Purok 2 to get the total population.

From age 0-9 are 123 in total, age 10-19 are 138 in total, age 20-29 are

230 in total, age 30-39 are 261 in total, age 40-49 are 276 in total, age 50-

59 are 184 in total, age 60-69 are 169 in total and 70 and above are 154 in

total; therefore the total population of Purok 2 is 1,535. For Purok 3 area,

the total population in there is 1,511. We will explain the age group of

population for Purok 3 to get the total population. From age 0-9 are 121 in
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total, age 10-19 are 136 in total, age 20-29 are 227 in total, age 30-39 are

257 in total, age 40-49 are 272 in total, age 50-59 are 181 in total, age 60-

69 are 166 in total and 70 and above are 151 in total; therefore the total

population of Purok 3 is 1,511. For Purok 4 area, the total population in

there is 1,325. We will explain the age group of population for Purok 4 to

get the total population. From age 0-9 are 106 in total, age 10-19 are 119

in total, age 20-29 are 199 in total, age 30-39 are 225 in total, age 40-49

are 239 in total, age 50-59 are 159 in total, age 60-69 are 146 in total and

70 and above are 133 in total; therefore the total population of Purok 4 is

1,325. For Purok 5 area, the total population in there is 1,326. We will

explain the age group of population for Purok 5 to get the total population.

From age 0-9 are 106 in total, age 10-19 are 119 in total, age 20-29 are

199 in total, age 30-39 are 225 in total, age 40-49 are 239 in total, age 50-

59 are 159 in total, age 60-69 are 146 in total and 70 and above are 133 in

total; therefore the total population of Purok 5 is 1,326. For Purok 6 area,

the total population in there is 639. We will explain the age group of

population for Purok 6 to get the total population. From age 0-9 are 51 in

total, age 10-19 are 58 in total, age 20-29 are 96 in total, age 30-39 are

109 in total, age 40-49 are 115 in total, age 50-59 are 77 in total, age 60-

69 are 70 in total and 70 and above are 64 in total; therefore the total

population of Purok 6 is 639.

Valle Verde Proper; For Valle Verde 1 area, the total population in

there is 2,450. We will explain the age group of population for Valle Verde

1 to get the total population. From age 0-9 are 196 in total, age 10-19 are
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221 in total, age 20-29 are 368 in total, age 30-39 are 417 in total, age 40-

49 are 441 in total, age 50-59 are 294 in total, age 60-69 are 270 in total

and 70 and above are 245 in total; therefore the total population of Valle

Verde 1 is 2,450. For Valle Verde 2 area, the total population in there is

1,750. We will explain the age group of population for Valle Verde 2 to get

the total population. From age 0-9 are 140 in total, age 10-19 are 158 in

total, age 20-29 are 263 in total, age 30-39 are 298 in total, age 40-49 are

315 in total, age 50-59 are 210 in total, age 60-69 are 193 in total and 70

and above are 175 in total; therefore the total population of Valle Verde 2

is 1,750. For Valle Verde 2 area, the total population in there is 1,750. We

will explain the age group of population for Valle Verde 2 to get the total

population. From age 0-9 are 140 in total, age 10-19 are 158 in total, age

20-29 are 263 in total, age 30-39 are 298 in total, age 40-49 are 315 in

total, age 50-59 are 210 in total, age 60-69 are 193 in total and 70 and

above are 175 in total; therefore the total population of Valle Verde 2 is

1,750. For Valle Verde 3 area, the total population in there is 980. We will

explain the age group of population for Valle Verde 3 to get the total

population. From age 0-9 are 78 in total, age 10-19 are 88 in total, age 20-

29 are 147 in total, age 30-39 are 167 in total, age 40-49 are 176 in total,

age 50-59 are 118 in total, age 60-69 are 108 in total and 70 and above

are 98 in total; therefore the total population of Valle Verde 3 is 980. For

Valle Verde 4 area, the total population in there is 595. We will explain the

age group of population for Valle Verde 4 to get the total population. From

age 0-9 are 48 in total, age 10-19 are 54 in total, age 20-29 are 89 in total,
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age 30-39 are 101 in total, age 40-49 are 107 in total, age 50-59 are 71 in

total, age 60-69 are 65 in total and 70 and above are 60 in total; therefore

the total population of Valle Verde 4 is 595. For Valle Verde 5 area, the

total population in there is 2,982. We will explain the age group of

population for Valle Verde 5 to get the total population. From age 0-9 are

239 in total, age 10-19 are 268 in total, age 20-29 are 447 in total, age 30-

39 are 507 in total, age 40-49 are 537 in total, age 50-59 are 358 in total,

age 60-69 are 328 in total and 70 and above are 298 in total; therefore the

total population of Valle Verde 5 is 2,982. For Valle Verde 6 area, the total

population in there is 1,386. We will explain the age group of population

for Valle Verde 6 to get the total population. From age 0-9 are 111 in total,

age 10-19 are 125 in total, age 20-29 are 208 in total, age 30-39 are 236

in total, age 40-49 are 249 in total, age 50-59 are 166 in total, age 60-69

are 152 in total and 70 and above are 139 in total; therefore the total

population of Valle Verde 6 is 1,386.

Others; For Landmark 1 area, the total population in there is 434. We

will explain the age group of population for Landmark 1 to get the total

population. From age 0-9 are 35 in total, age 10-19 are 39 in total, age 20-

29 are 65 in total, age 30-39 are 74 in total, age 40-49 are 78 in total, age

50-59 are 52 in total, age 60-69 are 48 in total and 70 and above are 43 in

total; therefore the total population of Landmark 1 is 434. For Landmark 2

area, the total population in there is 805. We will explain the age group of

population for Landmark 2 to get the total population. From age 0-9 are 64

in total, age 10-19 are 72 in total, age 20-29 are 121 in total, age 30-39
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are 137 in total, age 40-49 are 145 in total, age 50-59 are 97 in total, age

60-69 are 89 in total and 70 and above are 81 in total; therefore the total

population of Landmark 2 is 805. For Casa Verde area, the total

population in there is 889. We will explain the age group of population for

Casa Verde to get the total population. From age 0-9 are 71 in total, age

10-19 are 80 in total, age 20-29 are 133 in total, age 30-39 are 151 in

total, age 40-49 are 160 in total, age 50-59 are 107 in total, age 60-69 are

98 in total and 70 and above are 89 in total; therefore the total population

of Casa Verde is 889. For Las Villas area, the total population in there is

3,189. We will explain the age group of population for Las Villas to get the

total population. From age 0-9 are 255 in total, age 10-19 are 287 in total,

age 20-29 are 478 in total, age 30-39 are 542 in total, age 40-49 are 574

in total, age 50-59 are 383 in total, age 60-69 are 351 in total and 70 and

above are 319 in total; therefore the total population of Las Villas is 3,189.

For Kaimitoville area, the total population in there is 970. We will explain

the age group of population for Kaimitoville to get the total population.

From age 0-9 are 78 in total, age 10-19 are 87 in total, age 20-29 are 146

in total, age 30-39 are 165 in total, age 40-49 are 175 in total, age 50-59

are 116 in total, age 60-69 are 107 in total and 70 and above are 97 in

total; therefore the total population of Kaimitoville is 970. The overall total

of population in Barangay Ugong as of November 2003 is 24,791

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POPULATION COMPOSITION
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FIGURE 4: Spot Map of Barangay Ugong

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III. SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE OF BARANGAY UGONG

The rurban community of Ugong Pasig has progressed in to pseudourban

community through the effort of its members,as well as some government

programs such as the availability of electricity in major areas.The traits of

the people,their skills and competencies also contributed in the

advancement of Ugong.The standard of living also improved because of

economic advancements, and this can be seen through the continous

development of villages,subdivisions and commercial establishments.

From purely agricultural community,Ugong today was gradually

transformed into a semi-urban community from its rural setting.Real state

business in erms of subdivisions had also contribute to the improvement

of the community’s economy in the enhancement of the standard of living

of its people.One of these is Valle Verde.The growth of these villages and

subdivisions which boast of complete facilities need for fuller life is an

indication of economic prosperity which is being enjoyed and experienced

now Barangay Ugong.

POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT OF BARANGAY UGONG

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OFFICERS OF BARANGAY UGONG, PASIG

Brgy. Captain:

Engracio E. Santiago (Dec. 2007 – present)

Councilors:

Gloria P. Cruz Ways, and Means, Clean & Green

Eusebio R. Lazaro Public Information, Community and

Senior Citizens Affairs

Felix Santos Peace & Order, Disaster Managementand

Rescue Operations

Joel Cleofe Livelihood and Employment, Social

Welfareand Urban Poor

Francisco L. Francisco Infrastructure and Public Works

Perfecto A. Pascual Health, Sanitation

Carmelita S. Elec Education, Culture and Sports

SANGGUNIANG KABATAAN FEDERATION

SK Chairwoman: (August 15, 2002 to present)

Nina Millar

SK Councilor:

April R. dela Cruz Education, Youth & Cultural Affairs

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Michael Irwin O. Santos Sports Development

Jessica R. Reyes Livelihood

Sarrah Kristine E. Mariño Community Relations & Coordination

Joanne D. R. Quibote Peace & Order

Racquel O. Ramos Health & Sanitation, Clean & Green

Dhonnabel S. Mejia Ways & Means

Awards received by Barangay Ugong are the following:

1998 (Kap. Alejandro E. Santiago)

♦ Cleanest and Greenest Barangay, ipinagkaloob ng Pasig City Govt.,

♦ Modelong Barangay sa Lungsod ng Pasig, ipinagkaloob ng Mornings at

GMA, GMA Broadcasting News and Public Affairs

♦ 3rd place Centennial Décor Competition in M. Mla., Brgy. Category,

ipinagkaloob ng Phil. Centennial Commission.

♦ Brgy. Capt. Alejandro E. Santiago, Outstanding Pasigueños in Public

Service

♦ Brgy. Capt. Alejandro E. Santiago, Huwarang Punong Barangay

1999 (Kap. Alejandro E. Santiago)

♦ Most Outstanding Barangay in Pasig City awarded by the Pasig City Govt.
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♦ Kalinisan Award of Excellence, Healthy Barangay na ipinagkaloob ng

DOH, DECS, UNICEF, Phil. Med. Assn., Phil. Hospital Assn., Kapisanan

ng mga Broadcaster ng Pilipinas and Proctor and Gamble Phil.

♦ Cleanest and Greenest Barangay along Pasig, Marikina and San Juan

Rivers awarded by the Clean and Green Foundation, Inc.

2000 Dangal ng Pasig Awards (Kap. Alejandro E. Santiago)

 1st place in the Model Brgy. Category I

 1st place Model Brgy. Hall Competition

♦ 2nd place in the Delivery of Programs & Services

♦ 2nd place Brgy. Health Center

♦ 2nd place Clean and Green Category

♦ 2nd place Brgy. Library.

♦ 3rd place for the Brgy. Mngt. Information Systems

2001 Dangal ng Pasig Awards (Kap. Alejandro E. Santiago)

 1st place Most Outstanding Brgy. Special Category

 1st place Peace and Order

 2nd place Best Barangay Library

 2nd place Model Brgy. Health Center

 3rd place in Clean and Green

 Galant ’88, Champion in Drum & Lyre Competition

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2002 Dangal ng Pasig Awards (Kap. Eusebio R. Lazaro)

 1st place Model Barangay Special Category

 1st place Peace and Order

 2nd place in Clean and Green

 2nd place Programs & Services

 2nd place Best Barangay Library

 2nd place Programs & Services

 3rd place Brgy. Hall

 4th place in Brgy. Health Center

2003 Dangal ng Pasig Awards (Kap. Arnaldo S. Legaspi)

♦ 1st place Clean & Green

♦ 1st place Brgy. Hall

♦ 1st place Brgy. Library

♦ 2nd place Model Barangay

♦ 2nd place Peace and Order

♦ 2nd place Sikat Center w/ Excellence

♦ 4th place Livelihood

♦ Coun. Felix Santos, Dangal ng Pasig Award for Humanitarian Services

♦ Coun. Roger T. Arambulo & Mr. Ignacio Cruz, Most Outstanding Senior

Citizens

♦ Oldest Senior Citizen, Zoilo “Ti Ilo” Embuscado

♦ Oldest Couple, Ti Ubio & Ti Martina Bernardo

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♦ Galant ’88, Champion in Drum & Lyre Competition

♦ Ms. Ma. Arlyn Ramos, Diwata ng Pasig in Mutya ng Pasig Contest

2004 National Search for Solid Waste Mangement Model Barangay (Kap.

Arnaldo S. Legaspi)

♦ Awarded One of the Top 20 Barangays of the Philippines.

RECREATION AND SPORTS FACILITIES

TABLE 7

Daily Activities of Barangay Ugong

SERVICES SCHEDULE

Medical Mon - Consultations for all ages

Consultations Tues - PAP SMEAR and Family
Wed - Planning
Thur - Well-baby Check-ups /
Fri - Immunization
NTP Follow-up & Distribution
of NTP Medicine
Consultations for pregnant
women

Dental Mon & - Consultations for 13 yrs.

Consultations Tues Old and above
a.m. – extractions only
Wed - p.m. – pasta (by schedule
Thur - only)
Fri - Outreach to other areas
Consultations for 2 – 12 yr.
Old school children
Consultations for pregnant
women
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Reflexology M-F - 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Services

Physical Therapy
M-F - 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Services

Gym Facilities M-F - 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Classes start on the

Computer Classes months of January, May
(TESDA Tri-mester basis - and September
Accredited) ( schedule depends on
the number of enrollees)
ALS Non-formal
per School Year
Education Classes

M–F - 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Library facility
Sat. - 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon

Aikido Classes Fri only - Ongoing registration

Aerodance
M-W-F - 4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
sessions

Nutrition Program - Annually

Fogging Services /
By request (for public places
Grass & Tree -
only)
Cutting

Security / Fire /
- 24 hours
Rescue Assistance

Ambulance On-call 24 hrs (residence to

-
assistance hospital only)
For Barangay residents only
Free Medicine - Depending on the availability
of medicine
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Livelihood Training - Schedules and type of

Programs programs will be announced

Employment Depending on available Job

-
Assistance Opportunities
Source: Ugong Data

ENVIRONMENTAL INDICES

The residents of Barangay Ugong maintained proper garbage

segregation as mandated by the Local Government in achieving a clean

and green environment.

Each households was required to have a non-biodegradable and

biodegradable to avoid health hazard within the family and

community.Garbage collectors are working regularly to maintain

cleanliness within the community.

SUMMARY OF ESTABLISHMENTS AND INSTITUTIONS

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CHURCHES 4
GASOLINE STATIONS 3
GAS / LPG REFILLING 1
BANKS 10
FACTORIES / WAREHOUSES 11
COMMERCIAL AREAS / MALLS 8
GOVERNMENT OFFICES 3
PRIVATE SCHOOLS 3
PUBLIC SCHOOLS 3
ELECTRIC UTILITY CO. 1
WATER UTILITY CO. 1
SUBDIVISIONS 6

ASSIGN SITE – PUROK 4

Purok 4 of Barangay of Ugong is part of Pasig City and it is classified as

rurban community.The map of Barangay Ugong can easily be determined

by its respective boundaries and landmarks, and it is located at Northeast

part with North as a point of reference.

Health Center- where most the government health promotive and

preventive activities are facilitated such as immunization, prenatal care,

and other health services.

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Covered Basketball Court- a recreational place for the youth. During our

duty, however, it was temporarily closed for renovation.

Barangay Hall- the barangay captain and officers held office and where

they also conduct seminars and various community meetings. A daycare

center and gym occupy the 3rd floor.

Chapel- where regular Sunday masses are held.

Park- located at purok 4, beside the Marikina River. A place for

recreational activities..

UGONG HEALTH CENTER

Annual Report

2008

Total Population 22,890

TABLE 8
Frequency Cases of Moratality Rate in All Ages
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MORTALITY OF ALL NUMBER OF TOTAL NUMBER

AGES CASES OF CASES /
TP(22,890) X
100,000
TABLE 9 CRA 37 161.6

Frequency Cases Cancer 5 21.8

of Communicable Coronary Artery Disease 4 17.5
Diseases as of MI 3 13.1
2008
Heart Failure 3 13.1
Septic Shock 2 8.7
Acute Resp. Failure 2 8.7
Hepatic Encephalopathy 2 8.7
Multiple Organ Failure 2 8.7
Accident 1 4.4
Pneumonia 1 4.4
Tuberculosis 1 4.4
Asthma 1 4.4
DM 1 4.4
Stroke 1 4.4
Old Age 1 4.4
Weil’s Disease 1 4.4
DHF 1 4.4
Cardiac Arrest 1 4.4
Congenital Heart Disease 1 4.4
Fatal Arrythmia 1 4.4
Cardiogenic Shock 1 4.4
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COMMUNICABLE DISEASE NUMBER OF CASES AS OF 2008

AURI 2722
SVI 294
UTI 168
ATP 154
Infected Wound 139
Acute Bronchitis 103
Diarrhea 99
Acute Rhinitis 81
Astmatic Bronchitis 75
Mumps 45
Bacterial Conjunctivitis 39
Bacterial Dermatitis 36
Varicella 35
PKI 33
Pneumonia 31
IDA 28
Scabbies 27
Impetigo 25
Carbuncle 22
Vertigo 18
Furunculosis 18
Intestinal Parasitism 16
PUD 14
Style 13
Acute Pharyngitis 13
Gastritis 9
Viral Conjunctivitis 8
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UGONG HEALTH CENTER

Annual Report 2008

Total Population 22,890

Total Birth Rate: 51

Total Death: 72

MRCA: 22,890 x 15% = 3,433

TABLE 10

Ugong Annual Health Report

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Number of Cases Rate per 1000

Perinatal Mortality Rate 0 0

Total Live Births + # of

Fetal Deaths

Infant Mortality Rate 1 19

Total of Live Births

Maternal Mortality Rate 0 0

Total Live Births

Child Mortality Rate 1 0

MRCA

Crude Birth Rate 51 2

Total Population

TABLE 11

Frequency Cases of Non-Communicable Diseases as of 2008

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Non-Communicable Diseases Number of Cases

Hypersensitivity Reaction 661

Diabetes Mellitus II 210

Rheumatoid Arthritis 118

Osteoarthritis 98

Allergic Rhinitis 89

Bronchial Asthma 81

Dog Bite 52

EOR 20

Otitis Media 17

Cat Bite 14

Burn 13
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TABLE 12

10 Leading Causes of Morbidity of All Ages

Formula:

# of cases

TP (22, 890) X 100, 000

Leading Causes Number of Cases

AURI 11,892
Hypersensitivity Reaction 2,888
SVI 1,284
Diabetes Mellitus II 917
UTI 734
ATP 673
Infected Wound 607
Rheumatoid Arthritis 576
Acute Bronchitis 450
Osteoarthitis 428

TABLE 13

10 Leading Causes of Child Morbidity

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Leading Causes Number of Cases

AURI 581
SVI 86
Acute Bronchitis 49
ATP 47
Allergic Rhinitis 36
Acute Rhinitis 31
Bronchial Asthma 29
Diarrhea 28
Infected Wound 24
Asthmatic Bronchitis 22

TABLE 14

10 Leading Causes of Infant Morbidity

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/Leading Causes Number of Cases

AURI 344
Acute Bronchitis 36
SVI 29
Diarrhea 16
Allergic Rhinitis 13
Bacterial Dermatitis 11
Hypersensitivity Reaction 7
Pneumonia 6
Varicella 6
Roseola Infantrum 4
Impetigo 4
PKI 3
Furunculosis 3

Formula:

# of Cases

Total Live Births (51) X 10,000

RESULTS OF DEMOGRAPHIC HEALTH SURVEY

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Our group has surveyed 35 households with a total of 137

respondents. This household represents roughly close to twenty percent

of the household residing in Purok 4 in Barangay Ugong.

FIGURE 5: Frequency Distribution of Households Respondents by Purok

4, Barangay Ugong

Figure 5 shows that 31 households of Purok 4 were affected by the

previous disaster “Baygong Ondoy” and only 4 households were not

affected by this, it is because they have a higher ground than their

neighbors. As seen on the graph many of the population in Purok 4 was

affected, due to their location being near the river they are the ones who

will be the first to

FIGURE 6: Frequency Distribution of Calamities Feared by the Purok 4

Figure 6 shows the doubt of the population in Barangay Ugong

purok 4, each cylinder has a number of values that the respondents

answers according to the survey. The Fire got 14 which mean many

households in purok 4 are afraid when a huge fire is on their area. The

Flood was the second highest in the survey; they got 9 out of 35

households. The Disease got 8 and the last is the Earthquake got 4.
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FIGURE 7: Percentage Distribution of the Size of Properties Affected by

the Flood
This figure represents the properties of the population which have

been destroyed due to the previous calamity such as houses, roofs,

gardens, house decorations like chairs, tables, beds, sofa, kitchen set, etc.

According to the percentage in the survey, there are 52% of the properties

have been totally destroyed and 31% has moderately destroyed

properties, while the last 17% of respondents said that none of their

properties have been destroyed by the previous calamity in Barangay

Ugong purok 4.

Based on the figures above, it is conclusive that the extent of

damage within the vicinity is widespread and much of the affected

residential properties have been severely or moderately damaged.

FIGURE 8: Percentage Distribution of the Respondents Health Status

after the Calamity
The pie graph above shows the population from Barangay Ugong

purok 4 who got ill according to the survey when the typhoon Ondoy

landed, 69% of the population got diseases and 30% of the population are

not affected by diseases, while for the 1% was the mortality rate.
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The number of people that had reportedly been ill after the calamity

is significantly higher than the number of those who had not – something

that is expected especially with the scale of such natural disaster.

FIGURE 9: Percentage distribution of the Suggestions of the Respondents

that the Barangay and the Community Should Prioritize

The figure above shows the suggestion from Barangay Ugong

Purok 4. The suggestions of the people from purok 4 are; proper way of

segregation of waste, got 47%. The second was additional of safety

equipments like boats and life jackets for flood, got 18%. The third was to

have seminar about disaster management control, got 15%. Forth is 8% of

the respondents said that their barangay is prepared. The Fifth is helping

each other to prevent got 7%. The Sixth was the quick respond of the

rescuers, got 4% and the Last one was gived alarm to the barangay, got

1%.

FIGURE 10: Percentage of the Possible Disease that the Respondent

thinks they will get from the Flood

The figure above shows about the diseases they will get by the

flood in Barangay Ugong purok 4. The highest percentage was cough and

colds, got 44%. The second was Athlete’s Foot, got 22%. Third is
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Diarrhea, got 20%. Fever got 7%. Second to the last is dengue, got 6%

and the last one was the Leptospirosis, got 1%

FIGURE 11: Frequency Distribution of Households Electrical Source

Figure 11 shows that 25 of the Households has a connection to

meralco which got the biggest part in the graph, color blue, 10 households

have no connection, they obviously use candle as their light when the

twilight start to come.

As we analyse this result, we do an ocular inspection to the area,

we knew that electrical wirings has a poor quality in a that way, like

electrical wires that has bitten by the rats and octopus wirings in the

ceilings and in the posts.

FIGURE 12: Frequency Distribution of Households of Purok4 Cooking

Equipment

The Figures shows the use of their cooking source, 18 households

are using coal and charcoal, while the other 17 households are using

safety gas stove. Majority of this has poor cooking equipment.

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We determine that this purok has a high risk of fire because of poor

equipments like coals and charcoals quality unlike the others whose are

using gas stoves for their cooking.

As we analyse the result we remind them that heating equipment is a

leading cause of home fires.We give them important notes of safety

practices to minimize the risk of fire and serious injury.

FIGURE 13: Frequency Distribution of households of Purok 4 Home

structures

This figure shows the structural build of their houses in purok 4.

There are 21 households are made of woods. 10 households are made of

concrete bricks, and the rest 2 households are made of stitches like

cartons, tarpaulin and excess woods.

We know that many residence in purok 4 have poorly constructed

houses, made of light materials that can cause fires which can spread

rapidly throughout the residential area.

PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION

A. EXISTING PROBLEM
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This problem chapter details the process of evaluation, identification and

prioritization done on the problems associated with Purok 4 Barangay

Ugong Pasig City.The group also analyzed the backgrounds of the

possible causes of the problems.

This existing problem was identified through the following process:

1. The cases were ranked from affected and unaffected.

2. Through analization of surveyed result (primary data), there are still

many suggestion from the community people, which implies that further

attention on the problems seen by the people.

The top three suggestions of the people of Purok 4 for the projects, they

suggested that needs of improvement are:

a. cleaning the areas (sanitation),

b. additional safety equipments and,

c. Conducting a seminar about Disaster Control.

We learned that the three leading disastrous problems of the residents

living there are fire, flood, and disease.

1. High risk of fire on the community is present among the respondents.

2. Presence of risk factors after the tragedy might develop.

3. Knowledge deficiency about disaster preparedness.

3. Evaluation of the area as observed and assessed during the ocular

inspection and from the conducted members of the community.

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Based on the result of our survey, our group has initially narrowed down to

conducting a seminar, but did further evaluation.

We reported these results to the barangay and we knew that there are

existing projects regarding this suggestion that the barangay made for

their community.

A. PRIORITY COMMUNITY AREA IN BARANGAY

We chose Purok 4 because it is one of the most affected area in

Barangay Ugong, two lives have lost because of the Bagyong Ondoy. And

to give help we wanted to implement a project which may prevent that

horrible accident.

B. PRIORITIZATION OF THE PROBLEM

In order to prioritize which disaster management we are going to

address, we will be using the scale for Ranking Health Conditions and

Problems According to Priorities, devised by Salvacion G. Bailon and

Araceli S. Maglaya. This tools aims to give objective priority setting. There

are four criteria for determining priorities among Problems or health

conditions. These are:

1. Nature of the condition or the problem presented. It is categorized

into foreseeable crisis, wellness state/potential, health threat, and health

deficit
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2. Modifiability of the condition or problem. It refers to the probability

of success in enhancing the wellness state, improving the condition,

minimizing, alleviating or totally eradicating the problem through

intervention.

3. Preventive potential. It refers to the nature and magnitude of future

problems that can be minimized or totally prevented. If intervention is done

on the condition or problem under consideration.

4. Salience. It refers to the family’s perception and evaluate Of the

condition or problem in terms of seriousness and urgency of attention

needed or family readiness.

The arithmetic computations utilize in the scale can guide us students who

still need to gain the skill in deciding which factors have more weight over

others. The computations help to systemize priority setting determining a

specific score for each problem on the list.

TABLE 15

Scale for Ranking Problems and health Conditions According to Priorities.

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Criteria Weight
1 Nature of the condition or problempresented 1
Scale Wellness State 3
Haelth Defecit 3
Health Threat 2
Foreseeable Crisis 1

2 Modifiability of the Condition or Problem 2

Scale Easily Modifiable 2
Partially Modifiable 1
Not Modifiable 0

3 Preventive Potential 1
Scale High 3
Moderate 2
Low 1

4 Salience 1
Scale A condition or problemneedingimmediate attention 2
A condition or problemnot needingImmediate attention 1
Not perceived as problemor condition needingchange 0
Score: 5
Scoring:
1. Decide on ascore for each criteria.
2.Divide the score bythe highest possible score and multiply by the
weight (score/highest score)xweight
3. Sumup the scores for all the criteria. The highest score is 7,
equivalent to the total weight.

After summing up the scores, we can now prioritize those problems

with total scores nearer by seven (7). Thus the higher the score of a given

problem, the more likely it is taken as a priority. With the available scores,

we can now rank the problems accordingly.

Applying the above scale and after recognizing the top three

disaster happened on Purok 4 it is necessary to prioritize which problem

will be taken up because not all of these problems will be accommodated

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at the same time. The computation for the top three most disastrous

happened on the community are as follows:

TABLE 16: Fire

Criteria Computation Actual Score Justification

Nature of the 1/3x1 0.33 The problem is

problem foreseeable crisis

Modifiability of the
problem 1/2x2 1

Preventive 2/3x1 0.67

Potential

2/2x1 1
Salience

Total Score 3

TABLE 17: Flood

Criteria Computation Actual Score Justification

Nature of the 1/3x1 0.33 The problem

problem is
foreseeable
crisis
Modifiability of
the problem 1/2x2 1

Preventive 1/3x1 0.33

Potential
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Salience 1/2x1 0.5

Total Score 2.16

TABLE 18: Earthquake

Criteria Computation Actual Score Justification

Nature of the 1/3x1 0.33 The problem is

problem foreseeable
crisis

Modifiability of the
problem 1/2x2 1

Preventive 2/3x1 0.33

Potential

0/2x1 0
Salience

Total Score 1.66

The List of the problems that will be managed was ranked accordingly to
priorities as follows:

1. Fire

2. Flood

3. Earthquake

With the result of the scoring the top disastrous problem of Purok 4 in

Barangay Ugong, Pasig,City that is going to be addressed to is Fire.

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A. PROBLEM TREE

Fire has been important part of all cultures and religions, from pre-
history to modern day, and was vital to the development of civilization. The
general causes of fire are electrical, smoking, candles, kitchen, and
bedrooms. Electrical don’t underestimate the fire risk from electricity just
because there is no flame involved. The over warming of hot plugs and
sockets and blown fuses may start a fire. Smoking most cigarettes related
fires start because the cigarette is not put out completely.additional
common causes include falling asleep with cigarette and using improper
ashtrays. Candles even a tiny candle flame can have upsetting
consequences. Many candle related fires start due to draughts that lead
fire to catch burnable items and tilting candles that are not placed in
suitable holders. The Kitchen contains many hazards that can cause fires.
The common combination of open fire, grease, electricity, and water is
very dangerous. Grease fire is common cause for fires in the kitchen is
and is usually caused by fry pans. This type is dangerous as it can set the
whole kitchen on fire. Additional fires are dry cooking fires and oven fires.
These types are easy to control and they are not likely to cause damage.
Kitchen appliances may also cause fire if not maintained well. Bedrooms
fires are usually caused by misuse of electrical devices. Electrical fires can
start due to overloading extension cords and the use of electric blankets
and warmers with no-lab approval. Other causes of fire are combustible
items such as wallpaper, curtains, and clothing that are left without
maintaining adequate clearance around the heater.

Poor quality of life

Hunger
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Poor productivity of life

Lost of Properties

Risk for Fire

DAILY ACTIVITIES:
Lack of control and management of such kind of disaster
Cooking using charcoal and other fire prone mate

LIFESTYLE:
Location : ATTITUDE:
Improper/ careless disposal of cigarette butts
Improper Disposal of waste
Poor house structures.
Lack of knowledge withExcessive
the fire prone materials connections/
electrical and fire causesuse of “Oc
Poor Electrical Source
Lack of awareness for fire preparation.
Narrow road for firetrucks and firemans.

PLANNING FOR THE PROJECT

A. COMMMUNITY ORGANIZATION

Objective:

To assist the community in the conduct of

information,dissemination purposely to address the predisposing

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conditions in the area with the partnership of the local community leaders

and Barangay Health Workers and volunteers.

As an offshoot of the survey and the community diagnosis

conducted,the group conceded and felt the need to organize a group from

among the people of affected areas with prevailing disaster management

within Purok 4 Barangay Ugong Pasig City who will serve as the health

advocacy prime movers and medium to help the community to be aware

and perepare to all kind of calamities.

Next the people, with assistance of the Barangay Health workers

and volunteers were invited in a dialogue and were informed of the

presence and purpose of meeting. They were informed of the results of

the survey conducted and the lack of knowledge and unprepared people

in the community.Through the used of multimedia presentations,they were

enlightened about most feared,the disease got by the people and the

suggestions of the residents of Purok 4 regarding what information they

want to be teach to them,which was the main problem in their Purok as

proven by the survey conducted by the group.And soon after,they realized

to address the Disaster Control issues that were presented and their

capacities to be prepared in calamities Leaders and Barangay Health

Workersand volunteers to carry out the health programs and activites

agreed on.
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The community leaders in coordination with the Purok 4 volunteers

agreed to indulge and assist in the formation dissemination to enlighten

their neighbors about the Disaster Control and Disaster Management

In the end, the community people will have a better information and

clearer understanding and appreciation about the Disaster Management.It

is also envisioned that the neighborhood shall be encouraged to apply the

knowledge learn from the campaign.

B. TITLE OF THE PROJECT

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C. ACTIVITIES

Objectives:

1. To educate the people and bulid their knowledge regarding Disaster

Management.

2. To instill awareness to the populace regarding the significance of proper

disposal segregation.

3. To apply their knowledge gained in the campaign during calamity.

D. IMPLEMENTATION
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On the day of implementation with the theme “Disaster Management;

Preparedness is a must” was held on Purok 4 at the park on January 28,

2010. The 10am-12nn half day’s program was intended to have the

following:

◦ Discuss why we chose their area as our selected site-this is to let

the people of Purok 4 understand why their place is the selected with this

kind of project.

◦ Discussing our Group Purpose-this is to let the people of Purok 4

know the reason why our group is helding a seminar regarding Disaster

Control

◦ Discuss the Survey Result- this is to let them know where our group

got our basis of determining the problems and how we come up with the

project we chose to implement.

◦ Teaching the Safety Measures about Disaster Management- this is

to take highlight and make them know the basis and some of the most

important safety measures needed to be known so that they know how to

save not only themselves but their family.

◦ Discussing Important Reminders to the Different Calamities- this

serve as a warning to them that knowledge and skills are important

regarding Disaster Control so that they can save lives and prevent futher

accidents.
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◦ Entertainment and distribution of food-this will help to make rapport

to our audience.

◦ Gift distribution- as a thanks giving to their participation and

cooperation.

A. PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED

The following issues and concerns were drawn and identified in the

course of implementation of the different programs and activites.

1. The presence of intervening factors and conditions such as daily

family chores and routines which contributed largely in the non-

participation of other families in the area.As such.our group has to indulge

in house to house campaign to spread goodwill and win the appreciation

of the community.

2. Gathering a lot of different materials for the survey questionaries,

presentation etc, proved too taxing and exhausting because commercial

areas which provides such services as photocopying machines and

internet are far from the community.

3. During the course of our community work, there have been some

climate disturbances like the continous rain which disrupted or supposed

meeting schedule with the barangay leaders and affected our thorough

interaction with the community people.

EVALUATION AND MONITORING PLAN

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The first day of implementation we saw the communityresident’s

willingness to learn and join to the project we will conduct.The project was

evaluated of action whether true or false.

When we conduct a survey people in the Purok 4 was cooperative

and because of that, we finish early and we already got the result.

The 2nd day of implementation we conduct a seminar and we

distribute a Pamplet which contains the basic reminders to all the

disasters that they said to be afraid of. We remind them to read the

Pamplet because they can gain knowledge about Disaster Control.

The seminar was successfully done because of the cooperation

and participation of the audience. We felt the warm thanks from them and

we saw that they kept all the lesson they have gain to us, and we hope

that they will keep it for long and apply it to their daily lives.

GAINS, INSIGHTS and LEARNING EXPERIENCES

The essence of Community Service can only be appreciated when

the community it serves has come to realize the effects and importance of

the different projects and programs in their lives. It maybe slow in coming
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for it needs to build friendship and nurture relationships. And the crucial

part shall be during the time of parting, when the community learns to

value the significance and importance of all the things that transpired

during the past several days. It usually goes without saying that one can

realize the meaning of friendship the friendship is gone. Such is the case

in this kind of endeavor.

The following are the related learning experiences and insights

gained from the time we started to set in motion in the process of

Community Organizing until its culmination:

1. Community involvement requires a lot of patience. The seeming

indifference of the local populace during the initial interaction, enable us to

practice patience and summon all our couragein order to establish rapport

and fellowship. However disheartening to some extent, our perseverance

paid off such that we were able to convince them to participate in our

sponsored activity of Community Organizing.it goes again without saying

that “Patience and Perseverance attain all things.”

2. Project development and implementation requires a through

planning such that which will require outstanding leadership and

management expertise supported by the four (4) C’s: COMMUNICATION,

COLLABORATION, COOPERATION, and COMMITMENT not nly from its

members but also from the local Community Health unit. As such, there is

a freat nee to balance competing goals from the sectors involved in order
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to preclude misunderstanding and conflict of interest with the end result of

accomplishing the desired objectives in the long term.

3. Team effort is very critical in order to complete allrequirements in

due time without sacrificing personal needs and aspiration. Understanding

ones predicament and personality, develops maturity in each and

everyone, especially during crucial and challenging moments. In the end,

it’s not the implementers but the community we serve who will judge us.

No matter whom we are or where we come from, we will solely be judged

not for what we have done but the manner by which we are able to make

a difference in their lives.

CONCLUSIONS

1. Community diagnosis is the required output for the group but the

real measure is the effectiveness or positive impact and sustainability of

the project in the community.

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2. Sustainability can be measuredby the continuity of the programs

and activities.

3. The most important measure of success is to see change in the

people’s awareness and behavior because this signifies that the

community has been empowered.

4. Effective social marketing techniques arecritical in achieving

change.

5. For wider outreach at purok by purok meeting can be held.

6. The barangay leaders can support the campaign for Disaster

Management to prevent damage on property and loss of life by giving

some equipments on calamities.

Recommendation

1. The barangay leaders can support the campaign of disaster

management to prevent the community in case o unexpected calamities.

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2. Held a quarterly meeting regarding Disaster Management to

update he community on information about prevention and control of

calamities would also serve as a remidee to them.

3. The pamphlet containing information about how to handle different

kind of calamites could have been posted in every house so that the

community can read it and be aware about Disaster Management.

4. Additional posters showing disaster control teaching on how to

handle different calamities are needed in the barangay hall as well as

every bulletn board lacated in every purok.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

1. Maglaya,A.S (2004).Nursing Practice Of Community,4th edition

2. National League of Philippines Government Nurses (2007).Public

Health Nursing in the Philippines,10th Edition

3. Official Website Of Pasig City

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4. Anderson,E.T.(2004).Community As Partner .Theory and Practice In

Nursing,4th Edition

APENDICES AND DOCUMENTATION

Work Plan for the Community Project, which started on Jan.4 and ended

on Jan. 20 2010.

APPENDIX 1: Workplan for the Community Project

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DISASTER MANAGEMENT

PREPAREDNESS IS A MUST!

To give basic knowledge to the community about Disaster Management

and how they apply it when there is unexpected calamity.

SP Activities Time Person PLACE OUTPUT

Frame Responsible

a. to By asking some Jan. 2FN2 and PUROK Knowledge

measure the question Residence of 4 was

5
knowledge of Purok 4 measured
2010
the

community.

b. to know SURVEY Jan. 2FN2 and PUROK Needs of

the needs of QUESTIONAIRE Residence of 4 people was

12
people when Purok 4 known
2010
there is a

calamity

c. to assist SEMINAR Jan. 2FN2 PARK

the 20
Barangay
community in 2010
Official and
the conduct
Doctor’s
of

information.

d. to give PAMPLET Jan. 2FN2 PARK People

basic 20 was gain a

information 2010 knowledge

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and to be

prepare if

there is a

calamity

APPENDIX 2: Schedule of Activities

DATE TASK OUTPUT

Week Orientation Orientation

1,Day in school

1
Courtesy call

to Ugong
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Health

Center

Week Discussion Survey

1,Day of Survey Questionaire

2 Questionaire
Secondary

Courtesy call Data

to Barangay

Officials
Week Presenting Survey

1,Day the Questionaire

3 Questionaire approved

to Doctor
Week House to Survey result

2,Day House

1 survey
Week Consolidatio Summary,ta

2,Day n and bulation of

2 Analysis of survey result

Survey result

with

secondary

data
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Week Problem Finalized

2,Day prioritization Health

3 discussion Problem

with Health Priority

Center
Week Group Materials for

3,Day Discussion Case press.

1 and

Preparation

for the case

press
Week Presentation Barangay

3,Day of the Officials

2 gathered approved.

data and

identify

problem to

the

Barangay

Officials
Week Implementati Knowledge

3,Day on Day was

3 teached.
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APPENDIX 3: Pamplet
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SURVEY FORM

DIREKSYON: Lagyan ng (√) kung may kahon, sa pag-rarank ang 1-ang

pinakamababa, 2-ang katataman at 3-ang pinakamataas at punan ng iyong sagot

and bawat linya.

 Pangunahing Informasyon:

Pangalan:

Edad:

Haligi ng pamilya:

Bilang ng myembro ng pamilya

Mga pinagkakakitaan:

 Personal na Informasyon

1. Uri ng Pinagkukunan ng Elektrisidad

May Koneksyon ng Meralco

Walang koneksyon

2. Uri ng Palikuran

Di- buhos

Di-flush

Ibinabaon lng

3. Uri ng Pinaglulutuan

Di- Gas Stove

Di-Uling o Di-kahoy

4. Materyal na ginamit sa Tirahan

Konkreto
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Kahoy

Others:

 Ayon sa iyong pananaw:

May kalamidad ba kayong naranasan sa inyong pamilya sa mga

nakalipas na buwan?

Oo Hindi

Paano mo nasabing kalamidad ang nangyaring iyon?

Sa iyong palagay ano ang mga bagay na maaring magdulot ng

pangamba sa seguridad mo, ng iyong pamilya at ng komunidad?

Gaano kalala ang pinsalang naidulot sayo ng nasabing kalamidad?

1 2 3

Bilang isang mamamayan, ikaw ba ay nakikiisa sa mga gawaing

pangkomunidad?

Oo Hindi

Mahirap ba para sa iyo ang magsimulang muli at umahon sa peewisyong

idinulot ng lumipas na kalamidad?

Oo Hindi

May alam ka bang programa patungkol sa Disaster Control sa inyong

komunidad?

Oo Hindi
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Kung Oo, nakadalo ka ba dito?

Oo Hindi

Kung mayroon kang natutunan sa nasabing programa, handa ka bang tumlong

at makiisa upang mapigilan ang lalo pang pagdami ng pinsalang dulot ng

kalamidad?

Oo Hindi

Mayroon bang napinsala sa inyong mga ari-arian sa nakalipas na kalamidad?

Oo Hindi

Gaano kalaki ang pinsalang ito?

1 2 3

Nagkaroon ba kayo ng trauma dahil sa mabilis na pagtaas ng pagbaba sa inyong

lugar?

Oo Hindi

Kung meron bang pagpupulong na magaganap sa inyong purok, bukal ba sa

iyong kalooban ang makiisa upang maging handa tayo sa mga susunod na

kalamidad?

Oo Hindi

QUESTIONAIRE 2:

Kalagayang pangkalusugan
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Kamusta ang kalusugan ng inyong pamilya bago at pagkatapos ng kalamidad?

Ano ang mas mabuting kalagayan, noong bago dumating ang kalamidad o

ngayong kasalukuyan?

Dahil sa kalamidad, nagkaroon ka ba ng karamdaman dahil sa kalamidad na ito?

Oo Hindi

Mayroon ka bang aral na natutunan sa natapos na kalamidad?

Oo Hindi

Upang maging mas handa, sang-ayon ka ba na magkaroon ng isang

pagpupulong o seminar sa inyong purok patungkol sa disaster control?

Oo Hindi

Sa nangyaring pagbaha sa inyong purok, anu-ano ang mga bagay na

makakapagdala ng sakit o maaring magdala ng panganib sa kalusugan ng

inyong pamilya?

Madumi at mabahong tubig

Sobrang taas ng tubig

Sakit tulad ng dengue at leptospirosis

Others:

Ano ang naidulot ng baha sa kalusugan ng inyong pamilya?

Alipunga o pangangati

Pagtatae
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Ubo’t sipon

Lagnat

Wala

Others:

Sa mga kalamidad na maaaring mangyari sa Pilipinas, Ano ang mas

Kinatatakutan mo?Lagyan ng Numero.

Sunog

Lindol

Baha Others:

CERTIFICATIONS
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PICTURES
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ELCOMING DAY
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SURVEY DAY
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Here’s the plan
Pashare nam

MEETING AND PLANNING DAY

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AW! A

MEOw!

SHU! SHU!

IMPLEMENTATION DAY

Panu ba t oh?
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Ok to ah! (Clap clap)

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BREAK TIME=)
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LAST VERY IMPORTANT REMINDERS

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AUTOBIOGRAPHY

Name: Malny Dugan

Hobbies: Surfing the net,

reading

Pet Peeves: Plastic and

selfish

Wildest Dream: to be a

sexiest woman in the world

Name: Marie Genelyn del Rosario

Hobbies: surfing the net,txting,reading

and cooking

Pet Peeves:self centered,plastic

Wildest Dream: to gain a lot of

awards for being intelligent

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Name: Criselda de Guzman

Hobbies: Txting, Chatting

Pet Peeves: Stubborn,liar

Wildest Dream: to be a multi-

billionaire woman

Name: Mark Lenand Espiritu

Hobbies: sleeping and eating

Pet Peeves: arrogant

Wildest Dream:to be next

pound for pound king

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Name:Kayte Christer Dulay

Hobbies: surfing the net

Pet Peeves:

Backfighter,boastful

Wildest Dream: to be a

succesful nurse

Name: Annaliza Gayapa

Hobbies: watching, surfing, reading

books, texting

Pet Peeves: backfighter

Wildest Dream: to be a successful

nurse
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Name:Gian Carlo Soriente

Hobbies:sketching,playing

drums,watching movies

Pet Peeves:person who

confront me.

Wildest Dream: to be a

rockstar

Name:Anne Margareth Hechanova

Hobbies: Surfing the net,hanging out with

my friends

Pet Peeves: plastic

Wildest Dream: to be a successful woman

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Name: Allysa Sarah P. Arevalo

Hobbies: Reading, Travel around

the country

Pet Peeves: Backstubber,

Inconsiderate persons

Wildest Dream: To be a

millionare, A better nurse in

the future

Name: Juanito S. Panit Jr.

Hobbies: Playing

guitar

Pet Peeves:

Selfish, Snob

Wildest Dream:

To be a

Successful

Musician