Angat-buhay sa Barangay: Skill

Training Program
ZONE 5, BARANGAY BAYABAS,CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY

Aparice, Jocelyn

Asequia, Trisha Leigh

Avenido, Vincent

Benasing, Hanivey

Cabije, Ma.Princess Jade

Dela pena, Grace

Ermac, Yesha

Ligan, Nicko

Mendoza, Michael Angelo

Ocnas, Layna

COC-FA1-G12-03-HUMSS

FEBRUARY 28 2024

INTRODUCTION
To achieve the successful outcome of the program “Angat-Buhay sa Barangay: Skill
Training Program” initiative that fosters practicality and growth, we are looking forward
to the collaboration and cooperation of the barangay council. In accordance of
addressing pressing issue of unemployment and limited job opportunities within the
barangay, this led the project team to visualize a program that is both innovative and
sustainable, with the goal of utilizing the resources of the barangay and expand its
culture through handicrafts. With the help of the barangay captain as well as the earnest
cooperation and participation of key partners and the residents within the barangay, we
can ensure that the residents, especially the vulnerable citizens, as well as the
barangay as whole can benefit to this program. Through our collective works and
efforts, the project can secure a success outcome and maintain the improvements
necessary for the barangay by monitoring, evaluating, and consistently striving in the
long run.
RATIONALE

In our recent assessment of Barangay Bayabas, a significant challenge emerged— the

residents in Barangay Bayabas are facing a pressing issue of unemployment and
limited job opportunities. 11 out of 36 households from zone 5 Bayabas considers
unemployment and lack of job opportunities as one of the main factors of poverty,
compounded by the constraint of having limited resources within the barangay. Despite
the progress in Barangay Bayabas, these alarming issues of unemployment and limited
job opportunities persist. This escalates the difficulty in creating accessible job
opportunities, making it crucial to seek external support/assistance, seek innovative
solutions and encourage collaborations to overcome these challenges effectively. This
highlights the crucial need for implementing comprehensive and sustainable solutions in
the community.

The figure above shows the monthly income range of the respondents within barangay Bayabas

Upon the assessment, A significant number of residents within the barangay shared that
they experience mental, emotional, and physical exhaustion due to financial struggles,
demanding realities, and poverty.

The “Angat-Buhay sa Barangay: Skill Training Program” initiative is a skill training

program that aims to provide essential knowledge and skill teaching/demonstration in
the field of handicrafts (beading, crocheting). This program is intended to aid 50
residents in the vulnerable sector within the barangay with necessary skills in the field of
handicrafts that they can acquire and use in line with establishing a community-based
business that they can further apply and improve in their community’s future endeavors.
OBJECTIVES

The following objectives center on addressing key challenges of unemployment and

limited job opportunities in barangay Bayabas.

1.) To conduct skill training program in Zone-5 barangay Bayabas that can help the
barangay in combatting unemployment and limited job opportunities

2.) To equip the residents in Zone-5 barangay Bayabas with new skills and
knowledge in making hand-made products in line with business such as beading,
making traditional and trendy bracelets and necklaces, and weaving tote bags
and produce handicrafts that they can use as a source of income.

3.) To foster a thriving and sustainable community through collective works and
active participation of residents through building a community-based business as
a strategy to market or sell their products/services.
EXPECTED ACCOMPLISHMENT

In assessing the success of our program, we focus on key aspects: Participants in

Barangay Bayabas have acquired the skills necessary in handicrafts that includes
beading, making traditional bracelets and necklaces, and weaving of recyclable tote
bags. Successful engagement of key partners and stakeholders, who will contribute to
the wholeness of this initiative plan. Through this student's initiative, the barangay
Bayabas can unite and develop a sense of belongingness through establishing
community-based business, with the help of their collective works, they can help in
making their barangay a more thriving and progressive community.
 ACTIVITIES

The project's timeline will span a total of 7 days (1 week) , spanning different stages.
The project plan has different parts:

TIME ACTIVITY PERSON-IN- MATERIALS NEEDED

CHARGE

Day 1 Initial planning with Project Head Meeting room, chairs

the project team

March 5,2024

Day 2 Coordinating with Project Team Present the current survey result and
Key Stakeholders discuss with the stakeholders through a
presentation in PowerPoint.

March 6,2024

Day 2 Meeting with the Project Team & Paper, Pen, Chairs
project partners for Barangay Officials
the event planning ( that can be borrowed in barangay)
and smooth
March 6,2024
execution of the
event.

Day 3 Dissemination of Advocates/ Mobilizing Public Announcement System,

Information within volunteers/ Project Distributing Flyers & Cellphone ( for online
March 7,2024 zone-5 Barangay Team & Barangay announcement)
Bayabas and SK
Preparation for the Designs (Balloons, Tarpaulin, Stick Glue, Tape,
event design. Match)

Day 4 Implementation Day From TESDA Handouts & Manuals, Sound System,
Chairs, Foods & Drinks, Materials for
March 8,2024 Barangay Officials Handicrafts

Day 5-7 Evaluation / Advocates / Paper, pen

 Assessment Period Volunteers

March Students

9-11, 2024

EVENT FLOW
The event will be conducted in Bayabas Covered Court on March 8, 2024 day 4, a
whole day duration starting at 8:30 in the morning and will end at 4:30 in the afternoon,
but we will prepare the event venue design before the day of the event, below is the
event flow:

Singing The National Anthem 8:35 AM – 8:40 AM

Opening Prayer 8:40 AM – 8:45 AM

Introduction of Important Guests 8:50 AM – 9:10 AM

Opening Remarks of the Barangay Captain and the Project Leader 9:30 AM - 9:15 AM

Community Dance 9:35 AM – 9:40 AM

Presentation and Speech of the Guest Speakers/trainers 9:45 AM – 10:20 AM

Presentation of Instructional Videos for Handicrafts proceeding on 10:20 – 12: 20 AM

the first phase of Workshop Training

Distribution of lunch 12:40 AM – 01:00 PM

2nd wave of Workshop Training 01:00 PM – 02:00 PM

Awarding of certificates and gift of token giving 02:35 PM – 04:00 PM

 Closing Remarks 04:05 PM – 04:20 PM

Closing Prayer 04:25 PM – 04:30 PM

SPEAKERS AND ORGANIZATIONS.

The following are the list of the organizations and individuals who will help the team in
achieving the outcome of this project and the success of this comprehensive initiative
plan that relies on the significant contributions of key stakeholders that includes:

1. Project Team/Students: The project team's goal and task is to oversee the flow
of each activity, as well as the event day. To gather all of the important people
involved in this initiative, and to ensure the successfulness of the event.
2. Barangay Officials: They are the main contributors in the planning phase,
assisting in creating the event overview, coordinating various activities, and
making the flow of the event as smoothly as possible.
3. Sangguniang Kabataan Office and Volunteers (SK): Sangguniang Kabataan
will be tasked, alongside with our team, will be in charge of the dissemination of
information to the targeted vulnerable families, particularly through announcing
face-to-face, with the use of public announcement system and through sharing
the information using flyers and through online platforms and active assistance
during the event.
4. Professional Guest Speakers and trainers: The role of the Technical and Skill
Development Authority (TESDA) is to help us in providing skills and knowledge
by having training programs, acquiring skills essential in handicrafts as well as
supervising the progress made by the residents who participated in the event.
5. School Institution (PHINMA COC SHS DEPARTMENT): They are the project
advisers, the school institution will help the project in implementing as well as the
co-partners in the fundraising initiative within the department.
6. Advocates/Volunteers within the barangay (youth sector): Are tasked mainly
on assisting in the event activities, ensuring that the residents/participants are
accommodated well on the day of the implementation. They are the point-person
in the evaluation period.
7. Residents within barangay Bayabas: The utmost collaboration and support of
the vulnerable citizens, in reach of 50 participants within the barangay will be
helpful in attaining the success of the “Angat-Buhay sa Barangay: Skill Training
Program” initiative as they are the target people who can benefit in this project.
 BUDGET PROPOSAL

The estimated total cost in implementing this project is 15, 500 pesos including a 500
pesos back up money for emergencies that may occur in the event. The funding
sources will be from a fundraising at Phinma COC SHS campus consisted of the school
administrator, solicitations of barangay administration and any companies, or any form
of organizations that are willing to help with the implementation of the project.

Note: Rent for Sound System, Chairs and Venue may be provided by the Barangay, as
the project team will coordinate with them.
Below is the outline of the resources required:

UNIT PRICE QUANTITY SUBTOTAL

TESDA Speaker 1,500 Php 1 personnel 1,500 Php

Trainers 1000 Php 4 personnel 4,000 Php

Handouts & Manuals 20 Php 50 pcs 1,000 Php

Sound System, Chairs and Venue (Available)

Design for the Program (tarpaulin, balloons, pins, 1,500 Php

tapes)

Colorful Beads 100 Php 8 pack 800 Php

Crochet Yarn 100 Php 8 bundle 800 Php

Clasp 70 Php 8 pack 560 Php

Chains 50 Php 8 pack 400 Php

Mineral Water 20 Php 8 container 160 Php

Rice 1,200 Php ½ sack 1,200 Php

Pancit Bihon 55 Php 12 pack 660 Php

Chicken 190 Php 3 kl 570 Php

Styro Pack Lunch 58 Php 5 pack 290 Php

Disposable Spoon & Fork 25 Php 4 pack 100 Php

Juice (Zest-o) 83.3 Php 6 pack 500 Php

Bread 56 Php 10 pack 560 Php

Transportation 200 Php 1 (Public 400 Php

transportation.

back and forth)

5 certificates

Certificates of Appreciation (Provided)

Sub Total:
OVERALL TOTAL
15,000 Php
COMMITTEES:

Below is the list of dedicated members with the assigned committee:

Logistics Committee Layna Ocnas & Hanivy Benasing

Program Committee Michael Angelo Mendoza

Documentation Committee Vincent Avenido

Research & Design Committee Nicko Ligan & Yesha Jasmien Ermac

Technical Committees Ma. Princess Jade Cabije & Grace Dela Peña
Finance Committee Jocelyn Aparice & Trisha Leigh Asequia