BDPC 2021-2025, San Miguel

BARANGAY
DEVELOPMENT
PLAN FOR
CHILDREN (BDPC)
(2021-2025)
Barangay: San Miguel, Arakan, Cotabato
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I. INTRODUCTION
The Barangay Development Plan for Children (BDPC) of Barangay San Miguel, Arakan,
Cotabato is the toil of ensuring the best interest and welfare of children in the community with
the end goal that core rights of survival, development, protection and participation are
guaranteed and safeguarded.
This BDPC is a shared effort and coordinated labor among stakeholders working for, by and
with the children. Issues and concerns among children were driven from the children’s
consultations, workshop and focused-group discussions. It was an avenue for children to voice
out their desires for the sector and come up comprehensive plans and programs that would
best benefit them in general.
Sense of ownership is pivotal in the crafting of this BDPC with children first-handedly stressed
their perceived needs and issues ensuring all processes related to the implementation of the
Agenda for Sustainable Development are systematically guided by the Convention on the
Rights of the Child and its Optional Protocols, particularly non-discrimination, best interests of
the child, right to life, survival and development, and the right to participation. Mainstreaming
a comprehensive child rights approach to the Agenda through the formulation, planning,
implementation, monitoring, follow-ups and review processes of development frameworks,
policies, programs and projects that respects, protects and fulfils the rights of the child.
A need to adopt targeted measures to reach those children left furthest behind in national
action plans, strategies, policies and budgets, including by assessing and prioritizing their
specific circumstances, needs and vulnerabilities. In line with the Convention on the Rights of
the Child, recognizing children as rights-holders with the evolving capacity to participate and
ensure their meaningful participation in all issues and processes affecting them related to the
implementation, monitoring and follow-up and review of the Agenda.
The BDPC also will ensure effective, child-friendly measures and mechanisms are in place to
ensure State accountability regarding implementation of the Agenda in a manner that protects
and promotes children’s rights and establish multi-stakeholder partnerships at all including
international and regional organizations, the public and private sectors, civil society, and
children to implement the Agenda. It aims to strengthen reporting on child rights and
sustainable development and use recommendations from human rights mechanisms and
processes to inform sustainable development planning, reporting, and the implementation,
follow-up and review of the Agenda. The best interests of the child must be a primary
consideration.
The BDPC will serve as a blueprint and controller that will guide the Barangay Council for the
Protection of Children in the implementation of programs, projects and activities that would
ultimately answer and redound to the mitigation measures and response mechanisms.
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Agenda 1: CHILD SURVIVAL
AGENDA STATEMENT
For, By and With the children in the Barangay to be fully healthy provided with programs
and activities that promote and improve health and nutrition to address poor nutrition,
teenage pregnancy, child mortality and psychosocial concerns.
ISSUES AND CONCERNS
(1) Prevalence of dengue cases among children in the barangay.

(2) Prevalence of early pregnancies among teenage girls.
(3) Increasing number of undernourished children or severely wasted due to poor
nutrition.
(4) Prevalence of children suffering from communicable diseases.
(5) Presence of handicapped/disadvantaged children.
OBJECTIVES
(1) Strengthen advocacy on 4S/Oplan Alis Dengue.

(2) Social mobilization strategies on teenage pregnancy.
(3) Lower incidence of teenage pregnancy, unintended pregnancy, and maternal
mortality.
(4) Decrease number or statistics of severely wasted children.
(5) Implement mitigating measures to address malnutrition.
(6) Implement support/assistance mechanism to handicapped/disadvantaged children.
(7) Implement mitigating measures and policies to decrease, if not stop, communicable
diseases among children.
Proposed Activities:
PROJECT TITLE 1. CHILDREN’S KNOWLEDGE DEVELOPMENT
SESSION
DESCRIPTION A children’s forum on different curated topics for knowledge
development and information dissemination to provide developmental
information among the children in the community;
PROPOSED ACTIVITIES/TOPICS FOR ADVOCACY:

1. Orientation on Proper Handwashing/WASH
2. Ill Effects of Smoking and Illegal Drugs Advocacy
3. Personal Hygiene Orientation
4. HIV/STI & AIDS Awareness and Prevention Campaign
5. Adolescent Reproductive Health (ARH) Symposium
METHODOLOGY  Structured Learning Session

 Video Presentations
 Awareness Campaign
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 Social Mobilization
 Provision of IEC Materials
 Simulation Exercises/Actual Demonstration
EXPECTED  Heightened and increased level of awareness among children on

OUTPUTS/ various advocacy sessions
RESULTS  Roll-out to other children on learnings gained from the session
VENUE/ LOCATION Community-based
TARGET YEAR OF 2021 - 2025

IMPLEMENTATION
ITEMIZED Meals and Snacks – Php 5,000.00

BUDGETARY Training Supplies – Php 2,000.00
REQUIREMENTS IEC Materials – Php 2,000.00
Honorarium – Php 3,000.00
TOTAL = Php 12,000.00 (Yearly)
SOURCE OF FUNDS GF-MOOE, 1% BCPC Fund, SK Funds, GAD Funds, Other Barangay
Funds
IMPLEMENTING Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC)

OFFICE
PARTNER MHSO, MSWDO, WCPD-PNP, PoPCom

AGENCIES
PROJECT TITLE 2. SUPPLEMENTAL FEEDING PROGRAM AND SOCIAL

MOBILIZATION ON BACKYARD GARDENING
DESCRIPTION A continuous feeding program targeting severely malnourished children
and other children with poor nutrition by providing them with nutritious
meals and balanced diet.
PROPOSED ACTIVITIES:
● Feeding Program
● Operation Timbang OPT)
● Advocacy on Backyard Gardening
● Establishment of Food Pantry for the assistance to Malnourished
children
METHODOLOGY  Advocacy Campaigns

 Provision of hot meals, balanced and nutritious meals
 Provision of seedlings for backyard gardening
 Structured learning
 House-to-house weighing of children to monitor nutritional status
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EXPECTED a. Children who are severely wasted or severe undernourished shifted
OUTPUTS to normal nutritional status
b. Parents engaged in backyard gardening
ITEMIZED Meals and Snacks – Php 15,000.00

BUDGETARY Supplies & Materials (Seeds) – Php 2,000.00
REQUIREMENTS IEC Materials – Php 2,000.00
Honorarium – Php 3,000.00
TOTAL = Php 22,000.00 (Yearly)
SOURCE OF GF-MOOE, 1% BCPC Fund, SK Funds, GAD Funds, Other Barangay Funds
FUNDS

OFFICE
PARTNER MHSO, MSWDO, WCPD-PNP, MNAO

AGENCIES
PROJECT TITLE 3. OPLAN HEALTH MISSION

DESCRIPTION A regular health-related campaign and conduct of various health-
related activities engaging other community partners and
stakeholders that would help alleviate and attain a healthy
community with children as the beneficiaries and would benefit on
said projects
1. Bloodletting Activities
2. Oplan Lice Alis
3. All-in-One Medical and Dental Mission
4. Operation Tuli
5. Immunization
6. Provision of free food supplements, vitamins and
medicines to children
METHODOLOGY  Blood Donation Drive

 Medical and dental check-up
 Circumcisions/Operation
 Advocacy Activity
 Distribution of IEC Materials
EXPECTED a. Blood bank for the Barangay

OUTPUTS/ b. Children availed free medical and dental services, free
RESULTS circumcision
c. Prevention and treatment of lice among children in school and
community
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IMPLEMENTATION
ITEMIZED Meals and Snacks – PHP 25,000.00

BUDGETARY Medicines/Vitamins - PHP 50,000.00
REQUIREMENTS Transportation - PHP 10,000.00
TOTAL – PHP 85,000.00
Funds

OFFICE
PARTNER AGENCIES MHSO, AFP, PNP, MSWDO, DOH
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Agenda 2: CHILD DEVELOPMENT
AGENDA STATEMENT
For, By and With the children in the Barangay to attain lifelong learning, full access to
education and early childhood care and development are completely afforded.
ISSUES AND CONCERNS
1) Out-of-school children
2) Cases of school dropouts
3) Access to quality education
OBJECTIVES
1) Quality education
2) Monitor and address school dropouts
3) Provide educational support and assistance to less privileged and marginalized
children
PROJECT TITLE 1. EDUCATIONAL SUPPLIES AND RESOURCE

DONATION CAMPAIGN
DESCRIPTION The project is aimed of helping financially challenged pupils and
students in terms of school supplies and education resources. The
project is a donation drive that also to increase donations of
educational supplies and resources which will be available for free
for financially challenged pupils and students.
1. School Supplies Donation Drive Campaign
2. Distribution of Educational Supplies
3. Scholarship Lobbying
4. Educational Assistance Program
METHODOLOGY  Social Media Donation Drive Campaign

 House-to-House Identification of financially challenged pupils
and students
 Facilitate scholarship program
 Provision of educational assistance
EXPECTED a. Decrease number of school dropouts

OUTPUTS/ b. Children’s enthusiasm to attend school
RESULTS c. Access to quality education
VENUE/ LOCATION School-based, community-based
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IMPLEMENTATION
ITEMIZED School Supplies – Php 10,000.00

BUDGETARY Financial Assistance – Php 25,000.00
REQUIREMENTS Total = PHP 35,000.00
Funds

OFFICE
PARTNER DepEd, Generous Stakeholders

AGENCIES
PROJECT TITLE 2. CHILD LEADS! EDUCATE AND ENGAGE TO EMPOWER
DESCRIPTION A leadership training program for children to facilitate them to be

capacitated, equipped, and to become efficient and effective in order
to maximize child involvement, management, and governance.
1. Cultural Exchange Program
2. Leadership Trainings
3. Team-Building
4. Life Skills Training
5. Art Therapy Sessions
METHODOLOGY  Camping activity

 Structured learning
 Cultural exchange dialogues
EXPECTED a. Children are empowered in becoming efficient and effective

OUTPUTS/ young leaders
RESULTS b. Participatory approach-based
TARGET YEAR OF 2021 – 2025

IMPLEMENTATION

BUDGETARY Training Materials – PHP 10,000.00
REQUIREMENTS Honorarium – PHP 5,000.00
Transportation Allowance – PHP 5,000.00
TOTAL = PHP 35,000.00
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Funds

OFFICE
PARTNER MSWDO, SK, WCPD-PNP, DEPED, Religious Sector, Generous

AGENCIES Individuals
PROJECT TITLE 3. CHILDREN’S DREAMS: TOMORROW’S

EDUCATION AND EMPOWERMENT
DESCRIPTION A program that aims in-school children to do day-to-day hands-on
activities with the professionals that they aim to be in the future This is a
program in which in-school children will experience what it is to be in the
actual field of their envisioned future job to promote camaraderie, unity,
self-confidence, well-disciplined students through effective leadership to
uplift the academic skills, their innate talents and abilities for the
betterment of the school, community and the nation.
1. Special Program for the Employment of Students (SPES)
2. On-the-Actual Job Portrayal
3. Career Guidance and Counseling
METHODOLOGY  Structured Learning Sessions

 Counseling Session
 Simulation and Actual Job Role Portrayal
 Job Employment
EXPECTED a. Children are able to actual and simulate various jobs in the
OUTPUTS/ community
RESULTS b. Able to help children in job placement
c. Career guidance
VENUE/ LOCATION School-Based, Community-based

IMPLEMENTATION
ITEMIZED Snacks – PHP 10,000.00

BUDGETARY
REQUIREMENTS
Funds

OFFICE
PARTNER MSWDO, DOLE, PESO

AGENCIES
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Agenda 3: CHILD PARTICIPATION
AGENDA STATEMENT
For, By and With the children in the Barangay to fully participate in the decision-making,
project design, consultations, implementation, monitoring and evaluation to ensure sense of
ownership geared towards child empowerment and self-reliance.
ISSUES AND CONCERNS
1) Less participation of children during and every activity.

2) Prioritization of children’s needs and concerns.
OBJECTIVES
1) Engage more participation and involvement among children.

2) Initiated child-led activities.
3) Capacitate skills towards leadership empowerment.
PROJECT TITLE 1. BARANGAY CHILDREN’S DAY

DESCRIPTION Annual gathering of all the children in the community coming from
various sectors, i.e., in-school, out-of-school, indigenous, religious, etc,
where several activities are being held in line with the celebration of
National Children’s Month. Children’s needs and issues are voiced out in
an avenue where stakeholders and BCPC members are present through
a Manifesto.
1. State of the Children’s Report
2. Lecture on Child-Related Laws
3. Traditional Ball Games for Children
4. Team-Building Activities
METHODOLOGY  Children General Assembly

 Focused Group Discussion
 Ball Games / Play
EXPECTED a. Children’s needs, problems, issues and concerns are identified,

OUTPUTS/ prioritized and crafted plans for its response mechanisms
RESULTS b. Heighten level of awareness among children on various child-
related laws
c. Active participation in ball games, parlor games and team-
building activities engaging camaraderie and unity
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IMPLEMENTATION

BUDGETARY Supplies - PHP 25,000.00
REQUIREMENTS Honorarium - PHP 3,000.00
Transportation - PHP 5,000.00
TOTAL = PHP 50,000.00
Funds

OFFICE
PARTNER WCPD-PNP, DepEd, MSWDO, MHSO

AGENCIES
PROJECT TITLE 2. NETWORK-BUILDING ALLIANCE AND

STRENGTHENING
DESCRIPTION The project entails network strengthening and coordinated efforts to
build alliance and establish a more functional, relevant and effective
BCPC as a Council
1. BCPC Quarterly and Special Meetings
2. Sub-Committees Meeting
3. Crafting of Plans
METHODOLOGY  Meeting/Discussions
 Updating
 Crafting of Committee Plans
EXPECTED a. BCPC Members are updated in the implementation of Work and

OUTPUTS/ Financial Plan
RESULTS b. Budget Allocation
c. Case Updates

IMPLEMENTATION
ITEMIZED Meals and Snacks – PHP 5,000.00 (yearly)

BUDGETARY
REQUIREMENTS
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Funds

OFFICE
PARTNER All BCPC Members

AGENCIES
PROJECT TITLE 3. CHILD SUMMIT AND SUMMER CAMP

DESCRIPTION A one-day symposia/forum where all child organizations and child
sectoral representatives gather to tackle and discuss children’s issues
with identified resource speakers from national government agencies,
local government units and other non-governmental organizations. The
activity is local convention of child leaders wherein policy
recommendations are formulated to address issues, and serve as
government’s guide in policy formulation and program development.
METHODOLOGY  Structured Learning Discussion

 Focused-Group Discussion (FGD)
EXPECTED a. Children’s Manifesto containing consolidated child issues and

OUTPUTS/ concerns, proposed plans and projects that will be presented to
RESULTS the BCPC

IMPLEMENTATION
ITEMIZED Meals and Snacks - PHP 20,000.00

BUDGETARY Transportation - PHP 5,000.00
REQUIREMENTS Supplies and Materials - PHP 5,000.00
TOTAL – PHP 30,000.00
Funds

OFFICE
PARTNER MSWDO, MHSO, WCPD-PNP, DepEd, Religious Sector

AGENCIES
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PROJECT TITLE 4. ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT SERVICES TO BCPC
MEMBERS
DESCRIPTION This component entails administrative matters necessary in the
operation of the BCPC including purchase of information technology
equipment, office supplies and other support services
1. Purchase of 1 unit LAPTOP with printer

2. Purchase of 1 unit LCD Projector
3. Office Supplies
METHODOLOGY  Bidding and Procurement
EXPECTED BCPC is functional, relevant and effective with administrative support

OUTPUTS/ services
RESULTS

IMPLEMENTATION
ITEMIZED 1 unit LAPTOP with printer = PHP 60,000.00

BUDGETARY 1 unit LCD projector = PHP 40,000.00
REQUIREMENTS Office Supplies = PHP 10,000.00
TOTAL = PHP 110,000.00
SOURCE OF FUNDS GF-MOOE/ CAPITAL OUTLAY, 1% BCPC Fund, SK Funds, GAD Funds,
Other Barangay Funds

OFFICE
PARTNER SK
AGENCIES
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Agenda 4: CHILD PROTECTION
AGENDA STATEMENT
For, By and With the children in the Barangay to be protected from all forms of abuse and
exploitation, safeguarding children’s rights and guaranteed safe and child-friendly
environment.
ISSUES AND CONCERNS
1) Increasing cases of child abuse including physical, sexual, corporal punishment.

2) Bullying and cyberbullying among children.
3) Irresponsible social media usage.
4) Alarming cases of children at risk (CAR) and children in conflict with the law (CICL).
OBJECTIVES
1) Address cases of child abuse.

2) Heighten level of awareness of stakeholders and children in reporting mechanism.
3) Provide counseling and psychosocial support to children.
4) Capacitate stakeholders in handling child-related cases.
PROJECT TITLE 1. CAPACITY-BUILDING AND MASSIVE ADVOCACY

CAMPAIGN
DESCRIPTION A project where various capacity-building and massive advocacy
campaigns are being conducted to different target participants
including stakeholders, children, other community partners and general
public with the end goal to increase level of awareness on said topic
and support in the referral and reporting of cases to proper authorities.
The strategy is also a preventive and interventive aspect involving
several agencies and offices.
1. Refresher-Orientation to BCPC Members on the Roles and
Functions
2. Seminar-Orientation on RA 7610 and RA 8353
3. Orientation on RA 9231 or Child Labor Law
4. Orientation on Juvenile Justice and Welfare Laws (RA 9344 & RA
10630)
5. Seminar-Orientation on Anti-Trafficking in Persons (RA 9208 as
expanded by RA 10364)
6. Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Prevention Orientation
7. Lecture on Cyberbullying
8. Online Safety Awareness Campaign
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METHODOLOGY  Structured Learning
 Group Discussion
 Visual Presentation / Film-Viewing
 Distribution of IEC Materials
 Workshops
EXPECTED  Increased level of awareness on various child-related laws

OUTPUTS/  Heightened knowhow on reporting procedures and referral
RESULTS pathway
VENUE/ LOCATION Community-based, School-based

IMPLEMENTATION

BUDGETARY Supplies and Materials – PHP 2,000.00
REQUIREMENTS IEC Materials – PHP 2,000.00
Honorarium – PHP 3,000.00
TOTAL – PHP 17,000.00

OFFICE
PARTNER MSWDO, WCPD-PNP, DOJ, PAO

AGENCIES
PROJECT TITLE 2. PARTNER’S EXCHANGE VISIT / LEARNING VISIT

DESCRIPTION A strategy where BCPC members engage in exchange visit with
partners and other agencies and institutions with the end goal of
learning best practices and systems and its applicability back to the
community.
1. Partners Exchange Visit (PEV)
2. Lakbay-Aral Program
3. Participation to Ako Para sa Bata: The International Conference
METHODOLOGY  Exchange of learning

 Discussion / Workshops
EXPECTED  BCPC members learned best practices from other institutions and
OUTPUTS/ agencies
RESULTS  Apply knowledge learned to BCPC
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VENUE/ LOCATION As per invitation

IMPLEMENTATION
ITEMIZED Registration Fee - PHP 20,000.00

BUDGETARY Per Diem Expenses - PHP 20,000.00
REQUIREMENTS Other Miscellaneous Expenses - PHP 20,000.00
Airfare - PHP 20,000.00
TOTAL - PHP 80,000.00

OFFICE
PARTNER BCPC Members

AGENCIES
PROJECT TITLE 3. CHILDREN’S PSYCHOSOCIAL HUB

DESCRIPTION A one-stop hub in the community spearheaded by the BCPC where
counseling services and case conferencing are being held particularly to
children-at-risk, children in conflict with the law, child custody and
support and other psychosocial-needing interventions.
1. Case Conference
2. Counseling Session
3. Diversion and Intervention Program Conference
4. Dialogue
METHODOLOGY  One-on-one counseling session

 Conference and dialogues
 Mediation
 Contracting
EXPECTED  Children who experienced any forms of abuse and exploitation

OUTPUTS/ are being afforded with counseling services
RESULTS
TARGET YEAR OF 2021 -2025

IMPLEMENTATION
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ITEMIZED Snacks = PHP 5,000.00 (YEARLY)
BUDGETARY
REQUIREMENTS

OFFICE
PARTNER MSWDO, WCPD – PNP

AGENCIES
Total Funding Requirement: Php 3,095,000.00
Adopted and Approved by the Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC)
Members this 7th day of December, 2020, Covered Court, Barangay San Miguel, Arakan,
Cotabato.
BCPC MEMBERS:
ROSIE V. MONTECILLO ___________________
IAN JAY E. AYUBAN ___________________
MARIFE U. TAYPEN ___________________
JENELYN B. TABACON ___________________
ALJAY VON P. MARAVILLA, R.N. ___________________
EVELYN V. NEŇAL ___________________
JOSE A. KINGCO ___________________
LORENZO B. OMPOG ___________________
JOEMMY A. MABANDOS ___________________
TARCISCIA F. RANARIO ___________________
LOLITA R. RUBEN ___________________
SPYMICHAL R. CANOY ___________________
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Certified by:
RONAMAE R. CANOY
BCPC Secretary
Attested and Approved:
JENIFE E. KINGCO
BCPC CHAIRPERSON
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BARANGAY

ISSUES AND CONCERNS

(1) Prevalence of dengue cases among children in the barangay.

(1) Strengthen advocacy on 4S/Oplan Alis Dengue.

PROPOSED ACTIVITIES/TOPICS FOR ADVOCACY:

METHODOLOGY  Structured Learning Session

EXPECTED  Heightened and increased level of awareness among children on

VENUE/ LOCATION Community-based

TARGET YEAR OF 2021 - 2025

ITEMIZED Meals and Snacks – Php 5,000.00

IMPLEMENTING Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC)

PARTNER MHSO, MSWDO, WCPD-PNP, PoPCom

PROJECT TITLE 2. SUPPLEMENTAL FEEDING PROGRAM AND SOCIAL

METHODOLOGY  Advocacy Campaigns

ITEMIZED Meals and Snacks – Php 15,000.00

IMPLEMENTING Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC)

PARTNER MHSO, MSWDO, WCPD-PNP, MNAO

PROJECT TITLE 3. OPLAN HEALTH MISSION

METHODOLOGY  Blood Donation Drive

EXPECTED a. Blood bank for the Barangay

VENUE/ LOCATION Community-based

ITEMIZED Meals and Snacks – PHP 25,000.00

IMPLEMENTING Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC)

PARTNER AGENCIES MHSO, AFP, PNP, MSWDO, DOH

ISSUES AND CONCERNS

PROJECT TITLE 1. EDUCATIONAL SUPPLIES AND RESOURCE

METHODOLOGY  Social Media Donation Drive Campaign

EXPECTED a. Decrease number of school dropouts

VENUE/ LOCATION School-based, community-based

ITEMIZED School Supplies – Php 10,000.00

IMPLEMENTING Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC)

PARTNER DepEd, Generous Stakeholders

PROJECT TITLE 2. CHILD LEADS! EDUCATE AND ENGAGE TO EMPOWER

DESCRIPTION A leadership training program for children to facilitate them to be

METHODOLOGY  Camping activity

EXPECTED a. Children are empowered in becoming efficient and effective

VENUE/ LOCATION Community-based

TARGET YEAR OF 2021 – 2025

ITEMIZED Meals and Snacks – PHP 15,000.00

IMPLEMENTING Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC)

PARTNER MSWDO, SK, WCPD-PNP, DEPED, Religious Sector, Generous

PROJECT TITLE 3. CHILDREN’S DREAMS: TOMORROW’S

METHODOLOGY  Structured Learning Sessions

VENUE/ LOCATION School-Based, Community-based

TARGET YEAR OF 2021 - 2025

ITEMIZED Snacks – PHP 10,000.00

IMPLEMENTING Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC)

PARTNER MSWDO, DOLE, PESO

ISSUES AND CONCERNS

1) Less participation of children during and every activity.

1) Engage more participation and involvement among children.

PROJECT TITLE 1. BARANGAY CHILDREN’S DAY

METHODOLOGY  Children General Assembly

EXPECTED a. Children’s needs, problems, issues and concerns are identified,

VENUE/ LOCATION Community-based

ITEMIZED Meals and Snacks – PHP 15,000.00

IMPLEMENTING Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC)

PARTNER WCPD-PNP, DepEd, MSWDO, MHSO