Project Proposal

Project Proposal for the families affected

by the Covid-19 lockdown

Prepared by:
Jeremi G. Corpuz
BSSW A2018

Submitted to:
Prof. Avelonia B. Vea
I. Project Title
- Project proposal for the families affected by the Covid-19 lockdown.

II. Rationale
a. Background of the identified issue
The Philippines, which is one of the countries at high risk from the Wuhan
coronavirus outbreak, has reported the first death outside of China. The
government has issued a lockdown in Metro Manila, followed by the
entire island of Luzon, and is considering further localized lockdowns. On
30 January 2020, a 38-year-old woman arrived from Wuhan with the first
case of novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV, now COVID-19) in the
Philippines. On the first day of February 2020, the Philippines registered
the first death outside of China.

Following an increase in global coronavirus cases, the Philippines

government started announcing local lock-downs (home quarantine). The
entire Luzon has been declared a state of emergency, affecting more than
50 million people. People are not allowed to leave their homes except to
get basic needs during the lockdown.

Metro Manila’s first lockdown was announced on 12 March 2020 but

eventually, the protocols became less strict which permitted a lot of
Filipino people to work in order to keep the country's economic status
from deteriorating. But a year later, the virus spread abnormally fast which
reported 7,757 new infection on Sunday, March 21, 2021 pushing total
cases in the country to 664,000 and total cases, 73,072 are active.

Following a rise in COVID-19 cases to nearly 8,000 over the weekend, the
Philippine government announced stricter quarantine measures, basically a
GCQ-MECQ hybrid enforced within a new Metro Manila-Rizal-Bulacan-
Cavite-Laguna bubble. The new protocols are in effect from March 22 to
April 4, unless extended or shortened by President Rodrigo Duterte.

Manila City Mayor Fransisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso has ordered

“barangay lockdowns” on 14 barangays in the nation’s capital due to
increasing number of COVID-19 cases. During the lockdown, the
proposed project would assist families in the barangay 256 to meet their
basic needs.
 b. Project duration
 The project will only take for about 7 days.

c. Project recipients
 The project recipients will be the 100 families affected by the COVID-19
lockdown in Barangay 256 Tondo, Manila.

III. Objectives
a) To meet the basic needs of families who have been affected by the lockdown

b) To ensure the safety of every households during lockdown

IV. Project Activities

Timeframe Activities People Involved

House to house distribution food

May 24 – May 25
supplies good for a week

Barangay Officials/Staffs

Giving out free health kits/ hygiene

May 24 – May 25
kits for every households
Community Social
Worker

May 24 – May 30 Day to day street sanitizing

 V. Resources Needed

Activities Man power Venue Supplies and Materials Budget

10 kg of rice
15 can goods
Food Supplies
8 instant noodles P65,000
Distribution 15 Community
10 eggs
Social Worker House of the
(per household)
recipient
1 box of facemask
Health kit / 15 Barangay Staff
5pcs of face shields
Hygiene kit P20,000
500ml of Alcohol
distribution
2 Bath soap
5L of Multipurpose liquid
Every Streets in disinfectant solution
Street Sanitizing 8 Barangay Staff P3,500
Brgy. 256
2 Power sprayers

(Total)
P88,500