BADAC ACTIVITY REPORT Source of Budget

BADAC Fund

Activity Title

Anti-Drug Awareness Training for House Cluster Leaders and BADAC Auxiliary Team

Date (MM/DD/YYYY) Budget Allotted

Venue PHP

Actual Expense

PHP

Rationale:

To orient the House Cluster Leaders and BADAC Auxiliary Team on their roles and functions on Anti-
Drug Programs of the Barangay

Objective/s:

To orient the House Cluster Leaders and BADAC Auxiliary Team on their roles and functions on Anti-
Drug Programs of the Barangay

Outputs of the activity:

Action Plan of House Cluster Leaders and BAT

Recommendation/Lessons Learned: Each House Cluster Leaders shall be responsible on their respective
clusters. The BADAC Auxiliary Team shall report to the BADAC suspected drug dependents, pushers
and other illegal drug-related activities in their areas. The BADAC Vice Chairperson shall directly
coordinate with the House Cluster Leaders and BADAC Auxiliary Team on drug-related matters to be
reported to the BADAC Chairperson.

Total Participants: Participants Note: boys and girls refer to participants whose ages are below 18 years
old.

Boys

Girls

Men

Women
Total

Expense Breakdown: Source

Details

Amount

TOTAL

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Prepared by:

Barangay Secretary, BADAC Secretary

Noted by:

______________________________ Punong Barangay, BADAC Chairperson

BADAC ACTIVITY REPORT Source of Budget

Donation

Activity Title
BADAC Anti-Drug Campaign Rally

Date (MM/DD/YYYY)

November 15, 2018

Budget Allotted

PHP 2,000.00

Venue Barangay Plaza Actual Expense

PHP 1,822.00

Rationale: Drug Prevention Campaign in the Philippines was designed to contribute in the reduction on
intake of illicit drugs among all sectors of society by raising the public’s awareness and participation. The
program is designed to educate the public of the different kinds of illegal drugs and issues associated with
it. Relative to the above, and to ensure effective public-private sector partnership in addressing the drug
menace, there is a need to conduct an Anti-Drug Campaign Rally to come with the guides to actions to
help address the proliferation and use of illegal drugs that will further strengthen existing efforts on illegal
drug prevention and control. Objective/s: 1. To promote the participation of local institutions particularly
the youth in the suppression in illegal drugs 2. To raise the awareness of the community regarding the ill-
effect of drug addiction. 3. To work hand in hand for the welfare of the future generations and to continue
to fight against drug addiction. Outputs of the activity: The Anti-Drug Campaign Rally is considered
successful since it was participated by the youth & NGOs in the barangay. After the said campaign rally
the BADAC in cooperation with the youth initiated the posting of the anti-drug campaign posters in
different areas in the barangay. Recommendation/Lessons Learned: The BADAC learned that despite of
the serious problem of the society with regards to the involvement of some youth in illegal drug activities,
majority of the youth in the barangay are very cooperative & supportive in the implementation of such
activities. The members of the BADAC therefore believed that such activity is effective strategy to
combat against drug proliferation.

Total Participants: Participants,

Boys

Girls

Men

Women

Total

Note: boys and girls refer to participants whose ages are below 18 years old.
3

13

23

Expense Breakdown: Service refreshments Procurement of posters

Details Purchase of snacks for the participants Different Anti-drug campaign posters and slogan printed in
a tarpaulin to be displayed in different areas of the barangay

TOTAL

Amount ₱322.00 ₱1,500.00

₱1,822.00

Actual Counterpart (optional): Source

Details of Contribution

Amount

TOTAL

Prepared by:

ROMMEL C. AGUIRRE Signature over Printed Name BADAC Chairperson

BADAC ACTIVITY REPORT Source of Budget

Donation

Activity Title

BADAC Orientation and Oath-Taking Ceremony

Date (MM/DD/YYYY)

July 15, 2018

Budget Allotted
PHP 1,000.00

Venue Barangay Session Hall Actual Expense

PHP 420.00

Rationale: The proliferation and use of illegal drugs hamper over-all efforts aimed at promoting
productive family life, community peace and harmony and ultimately, nation building and national
development. Relative to the above, and to ensure effective public-private sector partnership in addressing
the drug menace, there is a need to conduct an Orientation and Oath-taking ceremony to come with the
guides to actions to help address the proliferation and use of illegal drugs that will further strengthen
existing efforts on illegal drug prevention and control. Objective/s: 1. To refresh BADAC Members of
their duties and functions; 2. To establish partnership with the NGOs/CSOs in implementing programs,
projects and activities that are necessary to prevent drug proliferation 3. To orient BADAC Members on
Barangay Drug Clearing Operations; 4. To reiterate to the participants the importance of BADAC
functionality since curving the problem at the community level would help address social problem such as
drug dependence and drug proliferation. Outputs of the activity: The participants were given a feedback
form to fill-up after the orientation to help the barangay in assessing whether the activity was successful
in fulfilling its objectives. As a result, it has been found out that the thirty (30) participants who
participated in this activity learned their duties and functions. The partnership between the Non-
Government Organization, CSOs, People’s Organization and barangay officials towards attaining a
peaceful, crime and drug free community was strengthened. Recommendation/Lessons Learned: Through
the use of a feedback mechanism, it has been learned that some participants highly recommend that there
should be more formal training for the BADAC Members, BAT & House Cluster to enhance their
knowledge in the conduct of drug clearing operations.

Total Participants: Participants,

Boys

Girls

Men

Women

Total

Note: boys and girls refer to participants whose ages are below 18 years old.

20

10
30

Expense Breakdown: Service refreshments

Details Purchase of snacks for the participants

Amount ₱420.00

TOTAL

₱420.00

Actual Counterpart (optional): Source

Details of Contribution

Amount

TOTAL

Prepared by:

ROMMEL C. AGUIRRE Signature over Printed Name BADAC Chairperson

BADAC ACTIVITY REPORT Source of Budget

Donation

Activity Title

BADAC Consultative Meeting

Date (MM/DD/YYYY)

January 10, 2018

Budget Allotted

PHP 1,000.00

Venue Barangay Session Hall Actual Expense

PHP 420.00

Rationale: The proliferation and use of illegal drugs hamper over-all efforts aimed at promoting
productive family life, community peace and harmony and ultimately, nation building and national
development. Relative to the above, and to ensure effective public-private sector partnership in addressing
the drug menace, there is a need to conduct a consultative meeting to come with the guides to actions to
help address the proliferation and use of illegal drugs that will further strengthen existing efforts on illegal
drug prevention and control. Objective/s: 1. To strengthen the BADAC. 2. To encourage BADAC
Members to be more participative in the formulation of BADAC Plan 3. To establish partnership with the
NGOs/CSOs in formulating programs, projects and activities that are necessary to prevent drug
proliferation 4. To reiterate to the participants the importance of BADAC functionality since curving the
problem at the community level would help address social problem such as drug dependence and drug
proliferation. Outputs of the activity: The Barangay Drug-Abuse Council Action Plan for CY 2018 and
the Three-Year BADAC Plan has been formulated. Recommendation/Lessons Learned: The participants
learned the importance of their participation in the formulation, implementation and identification of
programs, projects, and activities necessary to address the problems on drug proliferation.

Total Participants: Participants,

Boys

Girls

Men

Women

Total

Note: boys and girls refer to participants whose ages are below 18 years old.

Expense Breakdown: Service refreshments

Details Purchase of snacks for the participants

Amount ₱420.00

TOTAL

₱420.00
Actual Counterpart (optional): Source

Details of Contribution

Amount

TOTAL

Prepared by:

MARIETA T. EDRALIN Signature over Printed Name BADAC Chairperson

MEMORANDUM For

Secretary DIONISIO R. SANTIAGO Chairman

Thru

Usec. MARIA BELEN ANGELITA V. MATIBAG, MGM, CSEE Executive Director

From

Ms. TERESITA C. PINEDA Chief, PETID

Subject

After-Activity Report on the Orientation Seminar on Community-Based Intervention Program for

BADAC Focusing on OPLAN SAGIP, held on 17-19 July 2017 at El Nido, Palawan

Date

24 July 2017

I.

Background:
The Dangerous Drugs Board, in partnership with the El Nido Local Government Unit, has successfully
conducted an Orientation Seminar on Community-Based Intervention Program for Barangay Anti-Drug
Abuse Councils Focusing on OPLAN SAGIP held last 17-19 July 2017, in El Nido, Palawan. This
seminar is a three-day program designed to orient the participants on the fundamentals of drug abuse
prevention in order to update their knowledge on current developments and integrate these learnings into
their work as barangay leaders.

II.

Profile of Trainers/Participants In attendance were one hundred and seventeen (117) multi-sectoral
representatives from different barangays in El Nido, composed of barangay captains and officers, police
officers, health workers, educators and leaders of various faith-based organizations.

III.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ACTIVITIES

The program began with a short opening ceremony. The opening message was delivered by Hon. Nieves
C. Rosento, the Municipal Mayor of El Nido. She expressed her sincere gratitude to the Dangerous Drugs
Board for helping their province address the drug problem, since El Nido is a tourist destination and
considered as a risk area for drug trafficking. She also reported that the government’s anti-drug campaign
in the Municipality of El Nido was successful, since seven of their barangays were recently declared
drug-free, with two more barangays still on the drug-clearing process.

As part of the training introduction, Ms. Nelia L. Fiecas, Health Education Promotions Officer II, gave
the briefing of the activity. She discussed the ground rules and facilitated the expectation setting. Mr.
Julie P. Tarrayo, Chief PETID from DAPCO Muntinlupa, discussed the topic “Overcoming Stigma
Caused by Drug Addiction.” He also talked about the Salient Features of Republic Act 9165 and the
Board Regulation No. 4, Series of 2016. He cited the different unlawful acts and their corresponding
penalties. He also discussed the Guidelines on the Voluntary Surrender of Drug Users and Dependents.
Ms. Teresita C. Pineda, Chief of the Preventive Education Training and Information Division, tackled
Evidence2

Based Interventions and Policies on the Prevention of Drugs and Substance Use. She explained its
rationale, levels of efficacy, human stages of development, prevention targets and key settings. She also
discussed Mobilizing Community Resources and Monitoring

Mechanisms and oriented the participants on Board Regulation No. 4 Series of 2016. Dr. Bernardino
Vicente, Director IV of the National Center for Mental Health (NCMH), discussed the topic
“Community-Based Services for People Who Use Drugs.” He discussed the definition of community-
based treatment, its philosophies and basic principles, chronic care management, case management
approaches, setting up of community-based treatment programs, and client flow charts. Ms. Delpha E.
Denosta, Project Development Officer III from DDB – PETID, discussed Basic Interviewing Techniques
as well as effective ways of interviewing and facilitating voluntary surrenderers and users. Ms. Nelia L.
Fiecas led the action planning workshop. She grouped the participants by cluster and guided them in
formulating action plans that they could implement in their respective communities. The different groups
came up with good ideas and suggestions, including sports 3

fests, household visitations, engaging surrenderers into taking Search and Rescue Trainings, seminars to
encourage the spirit of volunteerism, parenting seminars, youth awareness seminars, conduct of campus
ministries, lifestyle and behavioral change programs.

IV.

CLOSING CEREMONIES The closing ceremonies started with impressions from the representatives
from each sector. They all thanked the DDB for the seminar and they expressed willingness to attend
more DDB activities. The participants assured the DDB team that they will be cascading the information
to their communities and workplaces.

Undersecretary Maria Belen Angelita V. Matibag, Executive Director of the Dangerous Drugs Board,
delivered a short closing message assuring the participants of the DDB’s continuous support and
cooperation and detailed the agency’s plans for more seminars in El Nido and all over the Philippines in
the future. She stressed the importance of the BADACs and LGUs as the center of the DDB’s efforts, and
emphasized that the most effective interventions are the ones carried out by and for the community.
Undersecretary Matibag also touched upon the issuance of relevant Board Regulations for voluntary
surrenderers and Monitoring Mechanisms of Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Campaigns. In closing, she
urged the participants to continue helping drug users to turn 4

their lives around, not only for the benefit of the individual but the community as well. She encouraged
the participants to continue in their efforts to help drug dependents and to prevent the youth from falling
prey to the ill-effects of illegal drugs. Hon. Nieves C. Rosento, the Municipal Mayor, also gave her
remarks and extended gratitude to the DDB and encouraged the participants to practice what they learned.
The program ended with the distribution of certificates and a photo opportunity.

V.

Evaluation The participants were given a simple one-page questionnaire to fill out during the last day to
aid DDB in assessing whether the seminar-workshop was successful in fulfilling its objectives. The
document contained questions pertaining to the registration, effectiveness of speakers, physical
arrangements, topics, expectation and conference materials. The majority of the participants gave the
program “Outstanding” and “Very Good” ratings. In the comments and suggestions section of the
evaluation sheet, the participants thanked the DDB staff for conducting the seminar and remarked that
they hope to implement similar programs in their own municipalities, with the assistance of DDB. The
results of the post-evaluation indicated that the objectives of the seminar were met as reflected in the plan
of actions formulated by the participants, which will be monitored by the assigned PETID coordinator.
The participants were also given a 20-item pre- and post-test. The majority of the participants showed an
increase in score, indicating that they understood the lecture and gained knowledge from it. Respectfully
submitted for the information of the Honorable Chairman.

Ms. TERESITA C. PINEDA Chief, PETID Noted:

Secretary DIONISIO R. SANTIAGO Chairman

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BARANGAY PAG-IBIG SA NAYON

Application Folder for Drug Cleared Barangay

Table of Contents A. Endorsement Letter B. Resolutions/ Executive Orders

••••••••••

Resolution on BADAC Activation Resolution on Establishment of BADAC Rehab Referral

Desk Resolution on House Cluster Bio-Profile of members of BADAC and Auxiliary Team
Photograph of Rehab Referral Desk with Duty Mapping and Clustering BADAC Action Plan
2019 Annual Budget 2019 Drug Awareness Campaign Certification of Drug Free Workplace

C.PDEA Certified BADAC Watchlist D. Training Certificates from DOH

•••

Initial Screeners DDE Practitioners For outsource CBRP providers, any DOH related training
certificate of international certification

E. Tokhang Activities F. Implementation of CBRP

•••

Activity Design/Module Summary of DT Result After Activity Report on the Implementation of

CBRP

G. Certification based on Section 8 of DDB Regulation 3 Series 2017 H. Color-Coded BADAC

Watchlist with Support Documents

Certifications

I. List of Surrenderees (Summary of DDE Assessment)

Bioprofile of Drug Surrenderees

ENDORSEMENT LETTER

RESOLUTION BADAC ACTIVATION

Republic of the Philippines National Capital Region Quezon City Barangay Pag-ibig sa Nayon
OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY RESOLUTION NO. 01 Series of 2018 AN ORDER
ORGANIZING/ACTIVATION OF BARANGAY ANTI-DRUG ABUSE COUNCIL (BADAC)
OF BARANGAY PAG-IBIG SA NAYON, QUEZON CITY WHEREAS, it is a declared policy
of the State to provide effective mechanisms or measures to reintegrate into society individuals
who have fallen victims to drug abuse or dangerous drug dependence through sustainable
programs of treatment and rehabilitation; WHEREAS, Section 16 of the Local Government Code
of 1991 provides that Local Government Units shall pursue undertakings to improve public and
maintain peace and order, among other equallysignificant concerns; WHEREAS, DILG
Memorandum Circular No. 2015-63 re Revitalization of the Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Council
(BADAC) and their Role in Drug Clearing Operations, emphasized the principal responsibilities
of barangay officials in support of overall government efforts to address peace and order,
particularly to curb illegal drugs and other substances; WHEREAS, Dangerous Drugs Board
(DDB) Regulation No. 3 Series of 2017 re Strengthening the Implementation of Barangay Drug
Clearing Program, issued through DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2017-58, provides for
operational guidelines in the conduct of the drug clearing operations at the barangay level, and
re-iterated the Powers and Functions of BADAC with its Composition, the BADAC Committees
and the organization of the BADAC Auxiliary Teams. NOW THEREFORE, I, MARIA
ABIGAIL A. PARWANI, Punong Barangay of Barangay Pag-ibig sa Nayon, Quezon City, by
virtue of the powers vested in me by law, do hereby order the re-organization of the Barangay
Anti-Drug Abuse Council (BADAC), its Committees and Auxiliary Teams, with their respective
functions: Section I. BARANGAY ANTI-DRUG ABUSE COUNCIL (BADAC) A.
Composition Chairperson: MARIA ABIGAIL A. PARWANI Vice-Chairman:
_______________________ Sangguniang Barangay Member/Chairman, Committee of Peace
and Order Members: ___________________________ Sangguniang Barangay Member/
Chairman, Committee of Women and Family SK CHAIRMAN AUDREY R. ALVAREZ
Sangguniang Kabataan Chairman/Task Force on Youth Development Member
_______________________________. School Principal (Public, of Principal of any school
present in the Barangay) __________________________ Tanod Chief/Executive Officer

________________________ Representative of a Non-Government Organization (NGO) Or

Civil Society Organization (CSO) _______________________ Representative of a Faith-Based
Organization or any church related

Organization

PINSP ___________________________ Adviser/City Chief of Police or Representative B.

Powers and Function of BADAC 1. Plan, strategize, implement and evaluate programs and
projects on drug abuse Prevention in the barangay; 2. Organize the BADAC Auxiliary Team and
orient them of their roles and functions in formulating a plan of action to address to drug
problem; 3. Equip Barangay Tanods and BADAC Auxiliary Team on their roles and functions in
the campaign against street-level illegal drug trade through seminars or training; 4. Coordinate
and collaborate with other institutions implementing programs and projects on drug abuse
prevention at the barangay level; 5. Conduct an Information Education Campaign on illegal drug
demand reduction; 6. Conduct regular and consultative meetings at least once a month and call
for special meetings with organizations in the barangay, such as the Parents Teachers
Community Association (PTCA), Youth Groups, Boy and Girl Scouts, religious organizations,
senior citizens, homeowner associations, neighborhood, associations, puroks and tricycle
operators and drivers association (TODA) and other organizations existing in the community to
get their commitment to assist in curbing the drug menace in the community whenever
necessary; 7. Strengthen the family in the barangay by promoting family affairs and conduct
value formation on parental care and guidance in coordination with other people’s organization
with other people’s organization and concerned agencies; 8. Determine and maintain a record of
the names and other personal information of actual residents of the barangay, likewise, gather
and update all drug-related incidents and its effect on the peace and order situation in the
barangay including listings of suspected drug users and pushers; 9. Identify drug-affected house
clusters, work places, streets, puroks and sitios where there are violations of RA 9165 and
immediately report the same to PNP or PDEA; 10. Conduct an inventory of drug personalities
who were identified to be involved in illegal drug activities and identify who were brought to
both facility and Community-Based Rehabilitation Centers; 11. Refer suspected drug users to
C/MADAC and other institutions rehabilitation;
for corresponding counseling or

12. Refer drug users and dependents who voluntarily surrender to appropriate officer pursuant to
DDB Regulation No. 4 Series of 2016; 13. Conduct periodic monitoring of those undertaking
Community Based Drug Treatment and Rehabilitation through the conduct of random drug
testing to patients who exhibit indication of using dangerous drugs; 14. Empower the community
in reporting drug-related cases through an Award/ commendation system; 15. Extend assistance
to law enforcement agencies during the conduct of anti-drug operations. The BADAC Chairman
or any elected official present during the anti-drug operations should sign the inventory of seized
drugs and paraphernalia as witness;

16. Create a favorable policy environment by enacting local ordinances and other legislative
measures 17. Set quarterly targets to reduce the level of drug affectation and ultimately achieve
drug-cleared status and maintain the status of drug-cleared and unaffected through the ADAC
Plan of Action. 18. Submit a monthly report to the C/MADAC copy furnished the DILG City
Field Office; 19. Monitor disposition and progress of drug– related cases filed. 20. Ensure the
safety of the community and extend such other necessary assistance to the operating units during
the conduct of anti-drug operations; 21. Perform other related functions. Section 2—BADAC
Committees (Pursuant to DILG MC No. 2015-63 and DDB Reg. No. 3, Series of 2017) The
BADAC shall have the following Committees: A. Committee on Operations 1. Composition
Chairman: Kagawad ____________________ Sangguniang Barangay Member/ Chairman,
Committee of Peace and Order Members: ________________________ Tanod Chief/Executive
Officer BADAC Auxiliary Team Members (25 members per 2,000 barangay Chairman: MARIA
ABIGAIL A. PARWANI Vice Chairman Kagawad

population)

B1. Bio-Profile of BADAC and Auxiliary Members

B2. Resolution on Establishment of

BADAC Rehab Referral Desk Republic of the Philippines National Capital Region Quezon City
Barangay Pag-ibig sa Nayon OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY EXECUTIVE ORDER
NO. 02 Series of 2018 ORDER ESTABLISHING THE REHABILITATION REFERRAL
DESK

AN

WHEREAS, RA 9165, also known as the “Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002”,
protects the state and its individuals from the possible harms about by the abuse of illegal drug
substances. It also has provisions supporting the unrelenting campaign against trafficking and
use drugs and effective enforcement of anti-drug policies, programs and projects; WHEREAS,
Section 16 of the Local Government Code of 1991 provides that Local Government Units shall
pursue undertakings to improve public and maintain peace and order, among other
equallysignificant concerns; WHEREAS, Section (A) (7) of the Dangerous Drug Board
Resolution No. 03 series of 2017 provides for the establishment of a Rehabilitation Referral
Desk in every Barangay to endorse drug dependents to the duly authorized representatives of
DDB; WHEREAS, the DILG, in view of the provisions cited above issued Memorandum
Circular 2017-151 calling for all LGUs to establish a REHABILITATION REFERRAL DESK.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, MARIA ABIGAIL A. PARWANI, Punong Barangay of Barangay Pag-
ibig sa Nayon, Quezon City, by virtue of the powers vested in me by law, do hereby order the
establishment of the REHABILITATION REFERRAL DESK of Barangay Pag-ibig sa Nayon,
Quezon City. SECTION I. COMPOSITION COORDINATOR

SCHEDULE OF 24 HRS. DUTY

SECTION II. COMPOSITION The Duty Officer in the REHABILITAITON REFERRAL

DESK shall endorse drug dependents to the duly authorized representatives of DDB pursuant to
Article VIII of RA 9165 and pertinent issuance of the board. SECTION III. EFFECTIVITY The
Executive Order shall take effect immediately upon its signing. SO ORDERED. Signed this __
day of ________at Pag-ibig sa Nayon, Barangay Hall, Quezon City.

HON. MARIA ABIGAIL A. PARWANI PUNONG BARANGAY

B3. Resolution on House Cluster

Republic of the Philippines National Capital Region Quezon City Barangay Pag-ibig sa Nayon
OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 03 Series of 2018 AN
ORDER DESIGNATING THE BARANGAY CLUSTER LEADERS IN BARANGAY PAG-
IBIG SA NAYON, QUEZON CITY WHEREAS, Republic Act 9165, also known as the
“Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002”, protects the state and its individuals from the
possible harms about by the abuse of illegal drug substances. It also has provisions supporting
the unrelenting campaign against trafficking and use drugs and effective enforcement of anti-
drug policies, programs and projects; WHEREAS, Section 16 of the Local Government Code of
1991 provides that Local Government Units shall pursue undertakings to improve public and
maintain peace and order, among other equallysignificant concerns; WHEREAS, Section (A) (3)
of the Dangerous Drug Board Resolution No. 03 series of 2017 provides for the organization of
house cluster with designated cluster; NOW, THEREFORE, I, MARIA ABIGAIL A.
PARWANI, Punong Barangay of Barangay Pag-ibig sa Nayon, Quezon City, by virtue of the
powers vested in me by law, do hereby designate the following Elective Officials of Barangay
Pag-ibig sa Nayon, Quezon City to act as the Cluster Leader in their respective House Cluster.
SECTION I. COMPOSITION HOUSE CLUSTER NUMBER

CLUSTER LEADER

SECTION II. FUNCTIONS 1. The Cluster leader shall directly report to BADAC Chairman all
essential facts of any illegal drug activities within his or her cluster such as: Names of pushers;
Names of users; Marijuana Cultivation activities; Clandestine laboratory operations;

and Other drug related data. SECTION III. EFFECTIVITY The Executive Order shall take effect
immediately upon its signing. SO ORDERED. Signed this 17th day of April 2019 at Pag-ibig sa
Nayon, Barangay Hall, Quezon City.
HON. MARIA ABIGAIL A. PARWANI Punong Barangay

B4. BADAC

Referral Desk Picture with Duty Officer REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

OFFICE OF THE BARANGAY CAPTAIN

BARANGAY PAG-IBIG SA NAYON 23 J. PINEDA STREET, AREA V, DISTRICT 1,

QUEZON CITY TEL # 8961-9756 REHABILITATION REFERRAL DESK PICTURE

B5. Mapping and Clustering

B6. BADAC Action Plan 2020

B7. Annual Budget 2020

B8. Drug Awareness Campaign

B9. Certification of Drug Free Workplace

PDEA CERTIFIED BADAC WATCHLIST PDEA/PNP CERTIFIED BADAC WATCHLIST

Barangay Pag-ibig sa Nayon, District I, Quezon City

No.

Name

Address

Classification

Remarks

Validated By: Chief of Police

Received By: BADAC Chairman

PDEA District Office

CONFIDENTIAL

TRAINING CERTIFICATE FROM DOH

TOKHANG ACTIVITIES Republic of the Philippines National Police Commission

PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE Police Station 10, Quezon City MEMORANDUM FOR:
PCSUPT JOSELITO TEODORO ESQUIVEL JR

District Director, Quezon City

FROM: Station Commander, Police Station 10 SUBJECT: After Activity Report Re: “PROJECT
TOKHANG” DATE: ________________ 1. References: a. PNP ANTI-ILLEGAL DRUGS
CAMPAIGN PLAN (PROJECT DOUBLE BARREL); b. Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)
2. At about ______ on________, Police Station 10, Quezon City led by PINSP
_____________with the coordination and support of Barangay Pag-ibig sa Nayon Officials
conducted documentation of all voluntarily surrendered drug personalities. 3. Attached herewith
are the photographs taken during said activity 4. Respectfully submitted for information. OOA
181030 ____________, the team proceeded to the house of drug surrenderee ________________

PICTURES OF TOKHANG ACTIVITIES:

IMPLEMENTATION OF CBRP

ACTIVITY DESIGN/ MODULE

AFTER ACTIVITY REPORTS

SUMMARY OF DRUG TEST RESULT Republic of the Philippines Quezon City Department of
Health

HEALTH DEPARTMENT City Hall, Diliman, Quezon City (02) 655-5550; (02) 655-5559
Summary of Drug Test Result

NAME

CLASSIFICATION

RESULT

DDE Practitioner

CERTIFICATION IN PURSUANT TO PARAMETERS OF SECTION 8, DDB REG NO. 3

SERIES OF 2017

COLOR-CODED BADAC WATCHLIST

SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS

DEATH CERTIFICATE

SPOT REPORT
NEGATIVE DDE CERTIFICATE Republic of the Philippines Quezon City Department of
Health

HEALTH DEPARTMENT City Hall, Diliman, Quezon City (02) 655-5550; (02) 655-5559 C E
R T I FI CAT I O N

This is to certify that ___________, _____ years old (DOB:10/08/1990 POB: Quezon City),
single, Filipino and a resident of #______________, ____________, is found NEGATIVE
during Drug Dependency Examination (DDE) on _______to __________. This is to further
certify that the undersigned examined _________ through series of interventions and laboratory
procedures. This certification is issued in compliance as pursuant to Dangerous Drugs Board
Regulation Number 3 Series of 2017. Done this _____day of ____________, ________ at
Quezon City.

DDE Practitioner

CERTIFICATE OF NON-RESIDENCY C E R T I FI CAT I O N This is to certify that the

following personalities are not existing or living in this based on record and verification
conducted by the Barangay officials together with the PNP, to wit: 1. 2. This certification is
issued in compliance as pursuant to Dangerous Drugs Board Regulation Number 3 Series of
2017. Issued this ___ day of __________ at Barangay Pag-ibig sa Nayon, Quezon City.

CERTIFIED BY: Barangay Chairman Barangay Kagawad

Barangay Kagawad

Barangay Kagawad

Barangay Kagawad

Barangay Kagawad

Barangay Kagawad

Barangay Kagawad

SK Chairman

ATTESTED BY: _____________________________ Acting Chief of Police QCPD PS 10

Republic of the Philippines National Police Commission

PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE Police Station 10, Quezon City MEMORANDUM FOR:
PCSUPT JOSELITO TEODORO ESQUIVEL JR District Director, Quezon City
FROM: Station Commander, Police Station 10 SUBJECT: After Activity Report re Verification
of Non– Resident drug personalities DATE: ____________________________ 1. References: a.
Resident Barangays Inhabitant of Barangay Pag-ibig sa Nayon, Quezon City b. Standard
Operating Procedure (SOP) 2. At about 9:00 am on August 20, 2017, Police Station 10, Quezon
City led by PINSP ___________ with the coordination and support of Barangay Pag-ibig sa
Nayon Officials conducted verification of drug personalities not existing/not resident of the said
barangay. 3. Attached herewith are the photographs taken during said activity 4. Respectfully
submitted for information.

CERTICATE OF COMPLETION

REHAB ENROLLMENT CERTIFICATE Republic of the Philippines Quezon City Office of the
Mayor

Quezon City Drug Treatment and Rehabilitation Center TAHANAN Molave Ext, Barangay
Payatas, Quezon City (02) 655-5553; (02) 655-5554

CERTIFICATE OF ADMISSION This is to certify that __________________, ____ years old

(DOB:10/10/1990 POB: Quezon City), single, Filipino and a resident of #________________,
Quezon City has been admitted here in Quezon City Drug Treatment and Rehabilitation Center –
TAHANAN. This certification is issued upon request for whatever legal purpose it may serve.
Done this _____day of ____________________ at Quezon City.

___________________________ OIC – Program Director

CBRP ENROLLMENT CERTIFICATE

LOGO OF LGU

LOGO OF CHO

Republic of the Philippines LGU LETTERHEAD OF CITY HEALTH OFFICE DATE

CERTIFICATION

This is to certify that the following residents of Barangay___, Zone ___, under Chairman
_____________________ are presently enrolled in the (Program) of the City/Municipality Anti-
Drug Abuse Council: Name: 1. E.T. M (Initials Only) 2. M.L.O

3. A.A.O 4. Y.B.P

This certification is issued upon the request of Chairman _____ for the purpose of fulfilling one
of the requirements of the Barangay Drug Clearing Operations Program.

________________________ Chairman Council

________________________ DOH Accredited Physician City/Municipal Anti-Drug Abuse

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

OFFICE OF THE BARANGAY CAPTAIN BARANGAY PAG-IBIG SA NAYON #23 J.

PINEDA ST., AREA V, DISTRICT 1, QUEZON CITY TEL#8961-97561 C E R T I FI CAT I O
N This is to certify that the following personalities are enrolled here in the Community Based
Rehabilitation Program (CBRP) Quezon City, to wit:

NAME

DATE OF ENROLLMENT

This certification is issued in compliance as pursuant to Dangerous Drugs Board Regulation

Number 3 Series of 2017. Issued this ___ day of ________ at Barangay Pag-ibig sa Nayon,
Quezon City.

HON. MARIA ABIGAIL A. PARWANI Barangay Chairman

ATTESTED BY: Chairman City/Municipal Anti-Drug Abuse Council

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

OFFICE OF THE BARANGAY CAPTAIN BARANGAY PAG-IBIG SA NAYON #23 J.

PINEDA ST., AREA V, DISTRICT 1, QUEZON CITY TEL#8961-97561

C E RT I FI CAT I O N This is to certify that the following personalities are

categorized/identified as “PUSHER” based on PDEA/PNP Certified BADAC Watchlist and they
are no longer engaged in any illegal drug

activities, to wit: 1. ________________ 2. ________________ Moreover, the above- mentioned

personalities have voluntarily surrendered to this Barangay, undergone DDE and already
enrolled in Community Based Rehabilitation Program. This certification is issued in compliance
as pursuant to Dangerous Drugs Board Regulation Number 3 Series of 2017. Issued this ___ day
of ________ at Barangay Pag-ibig sa Nayon, Quezon City.

CERTIFIED BY: Barangay Chairman Barangay Kagawad

Barangay Kagawad

Barangay Kagawad

Barangay Kagawad

Barangay Kagawad

Barangay Kagawad
Barangay Kagawad

ATTESTED BY: ____________________________ Acting Chief of Police QCPD PS 10

LIST OF DRUG SURRENDEREES

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

OFFICE OF THE BARANGAY CAPTAIN BARANGAY PAG-IBIG SA NAYON #23 J.

PINEDA ST., AREA V, DISTRICT 1, QUEZON CITY TEL#8961-97561

LIST OF DRUGS SURRENDEREES NAME

GENDER AGE CLASSIFICATION ASSESSMENT PROGRAM

This is to certify that the above listed personalities of the barangay were referred and processed
for Drug Dependency Evaluation. ___________________ DOH/DMO Attested by:
____________________ C/MADAC Executive Director

BIOPROFILE OF DRUG SURRENDEREES

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

OFFICE OF THE BARANGAY CAPTAIN BARANGAY PAG-IBIG SA NAYON #23 J.

PINEDA ST., AREA V, DISTRICT 1, QUEZON CITY TEL#8961-97561

SURRENDEREES BIO-PROFILE FORM PERSONAL DATA: Name:

Age

Alias

Sex

Present Address

Provincial Address

Name of Group/Gang(if any)Position

Place of Birth

Highest Educational Attainment/Address

Date of Birth
Occupation/Profession

Status

Company/Address Technical Skill Ethnic Group Language/Dialect Citizenship

Eye Color

Religion

Built S/M/L

Distinguishing Mark/Tattoo FAMILIAL DATA:

Complexion

SPOUSE

MOTHER

FATHER

Age

Children

Age

Name Present address Place of birth Date of birth Age Occupation/Profession Childre