DELLERA LOVENIA DEVELOS CATELEEN FALCO AFRILYN

COMMUNITY PROFILE

BARANGAY CULAJAO PROFILE

a. DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE
Total Land Area: 292.6538 Hectares
Total Residential Area: 2,565
Total Number Of Households: 584
Total Of Families: 629
Number Of Purok: 7
Number Of Males: 2,151
Number Of Females: 1221
Religious Affiliations: Dominant
Roman Catholic

EMPLOYMENT STATUS
MAJOR SOURCE OF INCOME:
1. FISH
2. VEGETABLES

LOCAL NATURAL RESOURCES AVAILABLE:

1. RIVER
2. FOREST

EMPLOYED UN-EMPLOYED
149 255

b. EDUCATION

LITERACY RATE: 70%

IS THERE AN ADULT LITERACY PROGRAM: NO

EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES

FACILITY LOCATION/PUROK NEED/S

Primary School

Day Care Center Prok Manaya-Naya Leisure Area, Waiting area

for guardian
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b. CULTURAL EXPLORATION

Festivals Brgy. Festives honoring Saint San Roque

Traditions Annual Celebrations (Christmas, New Year)

c. INFRASTRUCTURE ASSESSMENT

INFRASTRUCTURES PUROK STATUS

Accessibility of Main kilalaban Local street, Dead-end, 30-minute drive to
roads the city, Concrete/Earthy road and One-
way road
Power & Electricity Main Functional
Kilalaban
Public Transportation There is no proper drop-off and parking
area for TODA
Pedestrian Pathways N/A
Community Facilities Main
( schools, healthcare Kilalaban Functional
centers, parks, and public
spaces, Barangay Hall)
Utilities ( water, electricity, Main Functional, However, in terms of sanitation
sanitation) Kilalaban even though the barangay provided a
community trash bin the residents needed
to gain knowledge on waste management.

e. PRIMARY CONCERNS OF THE COMMUNITY

PROBLEMS AND AFFECTED EXPLANATION

CONCERNS RES.

Water Pollution Children and Adult Since they are in

Coastal Areas

Waste Management Children and Adult No proper Hygiene, Lack

of knowledge

Lack of Education Children and Adult 30 % of the illiteracy rate

is still alarming

Teenage Pregnancy Children Caused by high population

Poverty Children and Adult Irregular Income. They

only rely on fishing as
their everyday food and
source of income
Danger Zone (High Tide) Children and Adult High Tide