VISION A policy making council tasked with leading efforts to

establish and maintain a Drug - Free Quezon City.

MISSION
PREVENTING DRUG ABUSE THROUGH
EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY

TREATMENT AND REHABILITATION OF DRUG DEPENDENTS

ESTABLISH LINKAGE WITH STAKEHOLDERS

(Law enforcers, Judiciary, Academe, Health Sector CSOs, Policy Makers, National Government Agencies, The
Community in General)
 OBJECTIVE
• It aims to equip the Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Councils (BADACs)
with the knowledge and capacity to improve the provision of
interventions along aftercare and reintegration.
 Table of contents
1 The Role of Barangay in Aftercare and Reintegration
The Quezon City Community Aftercare and Recovery
2 Engagement Services (QC-CARES)
Establishing Volunteer Groups and Community Service
3 Mechanisms

4 Community Support Services for Reintegration

5 Community Resource Mapping

This session discusses the characteristics of an enabling environment for
successful transformation and reintegration to the community of RPWUDs.

Upon Socially functioning

Surrender After Reintegration
&During Rehabilitation (Families & Communities)
Rehabilitation Lifestyle Change

Service Providers (LGUs, FBS, CSOs, Academes)

 1 The Role of Barangay in Aftercare and Reintegration

Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Council (BADAC)

Barangay Rehabilitation and Referral Desk
(BRRD)
BADAC FOCAL
You can enter a subtitle here if
you need itReduce or Eliminate
Link to better, more accessible services
Stereotypes and Stigma to Recovering PWUDS
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you need it
Non-discriminatory attitudes
Growth opportunities More avenues for community involvement
 Supports overall government “First Line of Defense” Main driving force for the community
efforts to address peace and order in fighting Illegal drugs support component in the continuum
of care of the YBP
This shall be done in
partnership with Local
Social Welfare and
Development Office
(LSWDO), the City /
Municipal Anti-Drug
Abuse Council
(C/MADAC), partner
organizations, and
organized barangay
volunteers.
 COMPOSITION OF BADAC
Chairperson Punong Barangay
Vice Chairperson Sangguniang barangay member/ Kagawad
(Chairperson of Peace & Order)
Members Sangguniang barangay member/ Kagawad
(Chairperson of Women & Family)
SK Chairperson
Public School Principal or Representative
Executive Officer/ Chief Tanod
FBO Representative
NGCO/CSO Representative
Adviser City/ Municipal Chief of Police or Representative
 BADAC COMMITTEES
A. COMMITTEE ON OPERATIONS

Chairperson Sangguniang barangay member/ Kagawad

(Chairperson of Peace & Order)
Members Executive Officer/ Chief Tanod
BADAC Auxiliary Team (25 members per 2,000
population)
B. COMMITTEE ON ADVOCACY

Chairperson Sangguniang barangay member/ Kagawad

(Chairperson of Women & Family)
Members SK Chairperson
Public School Principal or Representative
FBO Representative
NGO/ CSO Representative
 Responsibilities of the BADAC
1. Planning, strategizing, implementing, and evaluating

2. Organizing and orienting the BADAC auxiliary team

3. Coordinating and collaborating with partners and stakeholders

 Responsibilities of the BADAC
4. Regular data gathering and updating

5. Referral

6. Seminars on illegal drug demand reduction

7. Monitoring
Establishing a Barangay Rehabilitation and Referral Desk
Rationale, Legal Bases of BRRD and its Connection to BADAC Functionality

The activation of BADAC and the establishment of a BRRD are two of the items
in the checklists for BADAC functionality per JMC 2018-01.

The Board Regulation No. 2 series of 2007 mandates all barangays to endorse
surrendered drug dependents to members of the Dangerous Drugs Board(DDB)

The voluntary submission for confinement, rehabilitation or treatment is supported

by Article VIII of Republic Act 9165 (The Dangerous Drugs Act of 1972).
 QC-CARES

(Community Aftercare & Recovery Engagement Services)

QCADAAC’s Aftercare Program
 Areas for Participation
Community Assessment Planning Workshop on Barangay Anti-
Drug Plan of Action

Barangay Development Council Cascading Sessions from ADAC to

Meetings BADAC

Support to Barangay Action Plans Monitoring of Barangay Action Plans

 BADAC Reports
Responsibilities of the BADAC
REPORTS FREQUENCY SUBMIT TO: DETAILS
Accomplishment Monthly C/MADAC Accomplishment vis-à-vis
Report BADAC Plan of action
Monitoring of PWUD Quarterly C/MADAC Progress of PWUD
Who Surrendered
BADAC Monitoring Annually C/MLGOO BADAC Plan of Action;
Report Composition of Members of
BADAC;
Amount allocated for
BADAC
Consolidated Regular (if C/MADAC and local Suspected drug
Information Report available) PNP personalities
 QC-CARES

(Community Aftercare & Recovery Engagement Services)

QCADAAC’s Aftercare Program
QC-CARES is based on the DDB
Board Regulation No. 1 series of
2006 or the Guidelines in the
implementation of the Aftercare
Program for recovering drug
dependents and DDB
Regulation No. 4 s. 2016 or the
Oplan Sagip.
DDB Regulation No. 1, s.
2006 states that the
aftercare program must
take on a holistic
approach to ensure the
rehabilitation and
reintegration to the
community of
recovering PWUDs.
 Objectives
a) To provide a holistic approach to the recovery of
PWUDs;
b) To provide support and guidance to prevent relapse
into drug use;
c) To assist and guide the Barangays in the provision of
services related to the rehabilitation, treatment and
reintegration of PWUDs
 Salient Features of QC Cares:
➔ Flexible - the programs and activities correspond to
the schedule of the PWUDs
➔ Customizable - the programs are tailored-fit to the
needs of the PWUD
➔ Constructive - the programs promote holistic individual
development
 Quezon City Community Aftercare &
Recovery Engagement Services

ECONOMIC PSYCHOSOCIAL
MEDICAL COMPONENT COMPONENT

Physical Examination Spiritual Development Program, Family

Literacy / Education Intervention Program, Self
Screening Procedures
Activities/ Seminars Development Program, Counselling,
Treatment & Follow-Ups Volunteer Work Program , Physical
Livelihood
Mandatory & Random Drug Testing Fitness Program
MEDICAL

QC
CARES
 MEDICAL
CATEGORY OBJECTIVE ACTIVITY

Medical Check-up To provide comprehensive health Referral and recommendation

care services ranging from to City Health Centers and
routine physical examination and Facilities
screening procedure for
diagnosis, treatment and follow
up of illnesses and other medical
problems

Random Drug Testing To conduct an unannounced Drug Testing

drug testing via random selection
process.
 ECONOMIC
CATEGORY OBJECTIVE ACTIVITY

OVM Work and To identify appropriate employment Call Center Training

Livelihood opportunities through aptitude and skills
tests, personality evaluations and career
Seminars/
counseling sessions.
Trainings
Encourage self-reliance through
development of income opportunities

Encourage self-reliance through Call Center Trailing and

development of income opportunities Salon Services Training
 ECONOMIC
CATEGORY OBJECTIVE ACTIVITY

TESDA Programs To encourage them to engage in Referral to TESDA for the

vocational and social programs to Special Training for
aid self-reliance Employment Scholarship
Program

To provide them the necessary Referral to TESDA for the

skills and training to become work Training for Work Scholarship
ready. Program
 ECONOMIC
CATEGORY OBJECTIVE ACTIVITY

Work Placement Referral To identify occupational Conduct of Job Fair

strengths and determine what
career paths they might find
interesting.

Product Trade Fair To create opportunity for Conduct of Market Fairs

product launching and
marketing of products created
by PWUDs
 PSYCHOSOCIAL
CATEGORY OBJECTIVE ACTIVITY

KKDK After Care Module To help them identify potential
triggers of addiction and
acquire coping skills to
eliminate or reduce the effects
of the triggers.
After Care Counselling
Session with Personality
Development and Career
Coaching
 PSYCHOSOCIAL
CATEGORY OBJECTIVE ACTIVITY

Spiritual To address psycho spiritual issues- Faith-based Spiritual

Development matching faith and values suitable approach Counselling
Program to spirituality;

Family Integration To encourage family integration and Conduct of psychosocial

Program support. counseling;
Family integration is important in
strengthening family relationship. Family Therapy Sessions
Engaging family participation in the recovery
of the PWUD.
 PSYCHOSOCIAL
CATEGORY OBJECTIVE ACTIVITY

Personal To enhance personal skills, develop Life Skills Seminar

Development potential, enhance quality of life, facilitate
Financial Literacy
Program employability or means of earning
income and develop social interaction. Grooming for Success
Training

To encourage them to engage in Literacy/ Education Program -

educational/literacy for a smooth ALS Enrolment
transition to a drug-free life.
 PSYCHOSOCIAL
CATEGORY OBJECTIVE ACTIVITY

Volunteer Work To encourage self-worth and Community work

Program importance of giving back to the
community

To develop interpersonal skills

Physical Fitness To develop physical well-being; Muay Thai Training and

Program MMA Training
To improve the physical and
psychological well-being of recovering
drug dependents.
 QC- CARES FLOWCHART

Completion of KKDK IMPLEMENTATION

Sessions/ TAHANAN
Treatment

DURATION: three (3) to six (6) months

Acceptance to QC- Graduation

CARES
 QC CARES PROCESS FLOW

1 Interview / Intake Process / Creation of Individualized Action Plan

2 Implementation of the QC CARES Action Plan

3 Evaluation

4 Graduation

5 Monitoring
 Keys to Success
➔ Active participation of the PWUD

➔ Support and cooperation of Barangay

➔ Close coordination between QCADAAC and the Barangay

QUEZON CITY COMMUNITY AFTERCARE & RECOVERY
ENGAGEMENT SERVICES
(Spiritual & Family session) ( Physical Fitness session)
(Skills and Livelihood: Baking Pastries)
(Community Service)
Establishing Volunteer Groups
and Community Service
Mechanisms
Help Recovering PWUDs in their recovery and
reintegration journey
Community Service Mechanisms
RPWUDs are able to gain support and friendship with other
volunteers and also develop a sense of purpose

Volunteerism is about people’s need to participate in their societies

and to feel that they matter to others

Social relationships and intrinsic motivation to volunteer are critical

to individual and community well-being
Areas for Community Volunteerism
DRRM and other Clean-up drives Environmental
emergency- advocacy activities
related responses
Community
Anti-illegal drug
development
campaigns
projects

Promotion of
social causes Road construction
Community Watch
and other repair
Groups
works
Community Support
Services for Reintegration
Helps reduce stigma, discrimination and social marginalization,
increase community support, and even promote supportive public
opinions and health policy
 Social Behavior and Change Communication

Further promote the plight of PWUDs

towards their successful reintegration

Communicates change behavior

Applies an interactive, theory-based, and

research-supported communication processes
and strategies
 Family and Community Reconciliation Services
To be organized by the Barangay
Chairperson involving clients and the
people they had previous conflicts with

Barangay Chairperson shall act as the

mediator

Home visits with the aid of Barangay Tanods

and community volunteers
Participatory Planning
Involve the community members to actively participate in drug
prevention and control initiatives

Community-level participation contributes to the reduction of

stigma and social marginalization, by acknowledging that
drug abuse and addiction is a multi-factorial disorder: a
medical condition and a social issue.

Medical Social
Condition Issue
Community Resource Mapping
Create partnerships and encourage collaboration

Identify already-available and new resources

Ensure that RPWUD clients have access to the

resources they need

Look for duplication of resources and services

 What are resources?
• Resources include programs, services, outside agencies, space,
people, equipment, materials, supplies, technology, infrastructure
mechanisms, and more. Resources are not only for recovering
PWUDs—your map may also include resources for families as well as
BADAC!

Materials Needed:
● Pen and Paper (Computer for easy updating)

● Worksheets
Steps in Community Resource Mapping (Task Analysis)

1 Pre-mapping

2 Mapping

3 Post-mapping
1 Pre-mapping
TASK Completed Date By Whom

Identify members of the mapping team

● Members should have knowledge of
the resources
● May include representatives from
BADAC, sectoral groups,
associations and organizations in
the barangay, interested individuals

● Identify goal of the team

● Answer reflection questions.

● Do we have the correct team
members?
● How will we know when we
have completed the task?
● How often do we communicate?
● How often does the map need
to reviewed and updated?

Review mapping template to determine if

additional categories are needed
2 Mapping

TASK Completed Date By Whom

Establish sources of data

Acquire established sources of data

Assess if established resources are specific

to aftercare and reintegration

Complete mapping template with gathered

data from resources

Determine with team members if complete

3 Post-mapping

TASK Completed Date By Whom

Communicate your findings to

appropriate individuals or stakeholders.

Establish when map will be reviewed or

updated.

Consider any steps, as needed.

Resource Mapping Template A: Organize by Program Type

Mental Health Housing Life Skills Livelihood Spiritual

or Behavioral Services Training Program Services
Supports

Resource Mapping Template B: Organize as a List

Resource Population Lead/Contact Frequency

Served
“It takes a whole village for recovering persons
who used drugs(RPWUDs) to successfully
recover and reintegrate.”

“Like the family, the role of the community is

equally important in the recovery and
reintegration of RPWUDs.”
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