I.

IDENTIFYING DATA Date: March 29, 2023

a. Community Profile

Country: Philippines

Region: SOCCSKARGEN (Region XII)

Province: South Cotabato

City: Koronadal City

Barangay: Assumption

Purok: Lower Ladol

Government Type: Purok President as its head supported by Five (5) Purok
Officials

Population: 247

No. of Families: 63

No. of Households: 59

Topography: Upland

Climate: Temperate

Major Source of Livelihood: Agriculture and stick making

b. Entry Process

It was February 3, 2023 when the Social Work students passed a courtesy call letter addressed to
the Barangay Chairman of Barangay Assumption, Koronadal City, South Cotabato to formally inform the
officials as well as the Sitio leader of the Purok that has been chosen about the intention to conduct a
community organizing in their community. The students were thankful that the Barangay official
acknowledged them and willingly signed the letter allowing them to proceed with their plans in the Purok that
he was in charge of.

On Feb 4-5, 2023 the students went to Purok Lower Ladol to conduct a house-to-house survey in
order to identify the needs and problems of the community. In accordance with the survey, the students
consolidated the problems identified and presented it during the General Assembly on February 12, 2023. It
was March 6, 2023 when the students had attended the Barangay session and presented the top five
problems that the community has been identified. The officials especially the Purok leaders actively
supported the communal activities namely, the general assembly and Purok meeting and also prompt in
giving assistance.

As the Social Work students were able to seek the assistance and support of the Barangay officials
and Purok leaders, the activities that have been conducted has been successful and organized. Thus, the
success of this community organizing in Purok Lower Ladol, Barangay Assumption, Koronadal City, South
Cotabato was mainly attributed to the support of the council, the facilitators which are the Social Work
students and more importantly, the community.

c. Demographic Data

The Social Work students had inquired the Barangay officials with any available data and information
namely, the demographic profile of Purok Lower Ladol, as the chosen community for community organizing
on February 3,2023. On the next day, the barangay clerk in the person of Ma’am Jerry Mae M. Dondoy had
provided information regarding the data needed about the community.

On the other hand, the students had also conducted a house-to-house survey on February 4-5, 2023
and covered 50% of the total number of households on which their needs and problems were also identified.
After the survey results were consolidated, it was presented to the community during the General Assembly
on February 12, 2023. With this, the community’s demographic data came from the existing data provided
by the Barangay Clerk, while the identification of the needs and problems in the community were coming
from the consolidated results of the household survey as well as the voted outcome during the General
Assembly. Hence, the various data were presented in the following charts.

NO. OF INDIVIDUAL BY AGE

 As shown in the graph chart, age varies from the life cycle distribution. The highest number is 15-49
y/o (20); and the lowest number is 65 y/o and above.

NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS ACCORDING TO SEX

FEMALE
MALE
48%
52%

MALE FEMALE

The charts represent that the greatest number of individuals by sex is male 52% (51) which
is most dominant than female with 48% (48) individuals.

POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY CIVIL STATUS

As shown in chart of Number of individuals by population distribution by Civil status the highest level,
Single 57% (42); Married 38% (28); widowed 1% (1); live-in 4% (3).
 EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

High School College Graduate,

Graduate, 9% 9%
elementary College Level, 9%
Graduate, 13% Vocational, 0

H.S Level, 17%

Elementary Level,
43%

College Graduate College Level Vocational H.S Level

Elementary Level elementary Graduate High School Graduate

The graph chart depicts the residents of Sitio Lower Ladol's educational attainment. The highest
percentage was elementary level, with 10 and equal to 43%, high school level 4 and equal to 17%, elementary
graduate e and equal to 13%, high school graduate 2 and equal to 9%, college level 2 and equal to 9%, and
vocational 0 and equal to 0%.

FAMILY COMPOSISTION

Chart above shows the family composition. As can be seen in the chart presented above, 4-6
members has the highest frequency of 11 50% of the Population. This only implies that majority of the family
were composed of 4-6 members.
 RELIGION

RELIGION JEHOVA
INC
0%
0%
ISLAM
9%

CATHOLIC
91%

ISLAM CATHOLIC JEHOVA INC

As shown in the chart are the rate of peoples’ religion living in the Sittio Lower Ladol. The most
dominant is Roman catholic 91% followed by Islam 9% and then rest 0;0%.

STATUS OF HOUSE UNIT

Rented
0%

Owned
100%

Owned Rented

The chart above shows that the Number of Household are Owned by the residents of Sitio
Lower Ladol, Brgy. Assumption 100 %.
 AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD MONTHLY INCOME

Graph above shows the average household monthly income. As can be seen in the graph presented
above, 1,000-5000 household monthly income has the highest frequency of 16. This only implies that the
average household monthly income in the community were within the range of 1,000-5,000 pesos per month.

TYPE OF HOUSES

Multi- Unit
0%

Single
100%

Single Multi- Unit

As shown in the chart, Single type of houses is 22 which is equivalent to 100%. And there are no
numbers for the multi-unit type of houses.
 MATERIALS USED FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE HOUSES

Concrete Wood
0% 24%
Half
Bamboo Kalakat Concrete/brickstone
64% 12%

Concrete Wood Half Concrete/brickstone Bamboo Kalakat

The materials used to build the houses of the community members are depicted in the chart above.
Wood has the highest percentage of 45%, as shown in the graph above. The Bamboo Kalakat comes in
second with 32%, followed by the Half Concrete/Brick stone with 23%, and there are no concrete houses.
This simply means that the majority of the house materials used in the community were made of wood.

OCCUPATION

The chart shows that the participants who identifies housekeeping as their occupation 18
which is equivalent in 46 %, Driving has 4 which is equivalent to 10%, Self-employed is 8 and is equivalent
to 21% and Farmer is 9 and is equivalent to 23%. Thus, the data shows that housekeeping as an occupation
has the highest number in the survey.

Presence of Household Convenience/ Device

Telephone Radio
Motorcycle
0% Car 16% 12%
0% TV
21%

Cellphone
51%

Radio TV Cellphone Telephone Car Motorcycle

The chart shows that the most common household convenience/ device that the participants use is
the Cellphone with the total of 51%, followed by the Television with the total of 21%, then the motorcycle with
16%, and the Radio with a total percentage of 12%. There is no response gathered for the telephone and
car. Thus, majority of the participants uses Cellphones as their household convenience.

Fuel lighting Electricity

Shared
9%
Owned
Series 46%
45%

Owned Series Shared

 The chart above shows that there are 46% of the participants who owns their electricity for lighting,
45% who are using a series on the electric source, and 9% who shares electric source. Thus, the data shows
that majority of the participants owns their electric source.

Fuel for Cooking

Wood Electricity
12% 10%
LPG
19%

Charcoal
59%

Electricity LPG Charcoal Wood

The chart above shows that 59% of the household residents is using charcoal as their fuel for cooking. 19%
are using LPG, 12% is using wood and 10% is using electricity. Thus, majority of the household residents
are using charcoal as their fuel for cooking.

Source of Water Supply

Water Pump Community

Flowing Water
0% Water System
4%
14% Flowing Water
Owned Use
Fauset Owned Use Fauset
0% Community Water System
Shared Faucet
Shared Faucet
Refilling 82% Refilling Mineral
Mineral… Water Pump
Deep Well
The chart above shows the percentage of the source of water supply in Sitio Lower Ladol. 82% of the
community members are using a shared faucet, 14% are using a community water system, 4% of the
population are using a flowing water. All in all, majority of the population is using a shared faucet as their
source of water system.

Usual Manner of Garbage Disposal

Usual Manner of Garbage Pick-up by Garbage

Truck
Composting
0%
12%
Pick-up by Garbage Truck
Burning
Burying Burning
Burrying
32% 56%
Composting
Dumping
Dumping
0%

The chart above shows the percentage on the usual manner of garbage disposal. The data
shows that there are 56% on the burning of garbage, 32% on the Burying, 12% on the Composting, and none
on the dumping and Pick-up. Therefore, this data shows that majority of the residents are onto the burning
of their garbage as a usual manner of garbage disposal.

Top 5 Community Problems and Needs

12

10

0
Insuficient Supply Improper Solid Lack of Proper Relocation Site Day Care Center
of Clean Water Waste Toilet Facilities
Management
 The graph above shows the distribution of the Top 5 Community Problems and needs identified
during the general assembly which is participated by the community members together with their Sitio Leader.
As shown on the graph presented above, the Insufficient Supply of Clean Water has the highest vote of 10
followed by the Improper Solid Waste Management with 8 votes. On the other hand, the Lack of Proper toilet
Facilities has 7 votes, the Relocation Site with 5 votes and the Day Care Center with 4 votes. This implies
that the Top 1 identified problem of Sitio Lower Ladol is the Insufficient Supply of Clean water as identified
by the community.

d. Spot Map- See Appendix A

e. Resource Map- See Appendix B

f. Brief Historical Background of Purok Lower Ladol

Sitio Lower Ladol, before its creation as regular Sitio being separated from its Mother Sitio, Sitio
upper Ladol Bore had so many significant native titles such as; starapol a fruit tree, boniga a storage room
building. Tuna Kyol a pond where an edible animal use to take a bath, Alfo Talambo, a coconut tree owned
by Talambo Imba, Tana Kabenta, a land owned by Mr. Gregorio Macabenta Sr., a settler from Koronadal
City, Balmabed, a twisted forest tree and KLEB, a sandy portion of an area where birds and wild animals
used to find food and drinking water. The area was inhibited by a few tribal families and non-tribal settlers.
Most notable among them were; Lanang Sel, Casi Danial, Pandiok Gnano, Vicente Armada, Isidro Armada
and Ceaser Balagon. In 1988 the Community Agrarian Reform Program as formally implemented thru the
Certificate of Land Transfer Scheme. An estimated 24 hectares of land lawfully owned beneficiaries coming
from the different areas with reason of land ownership and intermarriages. These areas include Sitio Olo
mlao of Brgy. Assumption, Brgy Kalcam of Tupi, Lamba and Elnonok of Banga. Other relatives and families
from these areas also flocks to the area to avail residential lots. Upon land distribution the following families
availed the program as beneficiaries namely: Mr. Casi Danial as head beneficiary, Abido Dao, Gimbin Kiru,
Crispin Casi, Junior Casi, Lauro Casi, Tony Kiru, Juanito Malayang, Porferio Erana, Prudencia Erana and
Mario Malayang.

In 1992, Districting under the Administration of former Brgy. Captain. Geronimo S. Nelmida, Sr. were
assigned to the following members of Sangguniang Barangay of Brgy. Assumption, City of Koronadal. 1992-
1995 by Hon. Placido A. Sanang., 1995-1998 Hon. Rosela B. Hollero, 1998-2001 Hon. Emmanuel T. Lawi-
an and during the term of Hon. Sagin P. Monday as Brgy Captain 2001-2004, Hon. Alejandro C. Bento and
2004 Hon. Dolphing S. Dati and Hon. Juanito C. Cebel assumed the same past on July 1, 2018 up to the
present.

In May 18, 2003, under the Administration of Hon. Sagin P. Monday, Sitio Lower Ladol was separated
from its Mother Sitio, Sitio Upper Ladol and declared and approved by the Sangguniang Barangay as the
new 7th regular Sitio of Barangay Assumption, City of Koronadal with Hon. Alejandro C. Bento as the 1 st
Kagawad assigned as District in charge. The area is composed of 24,00 sq. Meters or 24 hectares and
inhibited by 46 families or 230 people more or less to date.

g. Barangay Assumption Officials

Barangay Captain :Sagin P Monday

Barangay Kagawads

Lorito S. David

Stephen E. Hollero

Juanito C. Cabel

Ruben C. Samam

Benjamin B. Pandat

Alejandro C. Bento

Jimmy T. Simfal

Jimmy M. Partricio- IPMR

Assistant Chairman Brithny Ann L. Patricio

Secretary Mryna M. Balantay

Treasurer Edmundo B. Pondo

Clerk Jerry Mae M. Dondoy

Utility Soraida D. Ebay

h. Purok Lower Ladol Officials

Purok President Crispin Casi

Vice President David Dao

Secretary Shine Mae Sulan

Treasurer Fidela Fiang

Auditor Joy Pandat

II.Community Problems and Needs

1. Insufficient Supply of Clean Water

Not long after the Barangay installed water pipelines in the Purok in order for the people to access
clean water, they eventually cut off the pipes thus, limiting the flow of water to the other households. Also,
since they are prone to flash floods, their water became polluted, which caused them another problem.

2. Improper Solid Waste Management

Based on the consolidated household survey, the people expressed a problem with the
inconsistent waste collection in Sitio Ladol. In which, the majority presented that the scheduled waste
collection by the barangay was not fully implemented and the garbage of other households in the said
Purok was not able to be collected during the routing of waste. For the waste disposal needs of the
community, it was discovered that there was already an existing MRF that had been established.

However, due to some reason, the Material Recovery Facility (MRF) was no longer maintained by
the residents. As a result, the MRF was damaged and not usable. According to the Purok President, he
added that some residents are not following their instructions and do not cooperate with them, which is
why they are only throwing their garbage in the river or burning it.
 3. No Proper Toilet Facilities

During the house-to-house survey, it was found out that the majority of households didn’t own toilets.
According to the Sitio President, it was confirmed that they have been given materials including toilet
bowls, cement and fillets by the government, but the problem is that the people gave little interest to even
build it. They used the toilets bowls for their chickens to breed instead. They are only dumping their
human urine and feces in the river, with the result that their water will be contaminated by their waste.

Having no proper toilet facility may indicate that open defecation still exists in the area, which can
make the environment one in which the transmission of disease is easy to occur. And to add to the
problem, only few of the total households have private toilet facilities.

4. Relocation Site

The results of the consolidated household survey showed that the majority expressed their concerns
about the relocation site. According to the constituents, the land on which their houses are built is not
theirs, and the area is especially unsafe for them since it is prone to floods and landslides since they are
on the side of a creek and a mountain.

5. Daycare Center

During our household survey and the conduct of general assembly in the community, they told us
that their community is in dire need of a day care center, as it was their most pressing concern to the
barangay since their children are complaining that they are tired of their everyday routine going to school
since their school is far away from their house.

Also, they said that their children are afraid to go to school, especially when it is raining, since it is
dangerous since their community is prone to flash floods and landslides. Also, most of them said that
they couldn't send their child to school because they didn't have enough money for their everyday
expenses, especially for habal-habal fees or buying fuel for their motorcycles.

III. COMMUNITY PRESENTING PROBLEM

The community is experiencing insufficient supply of clean water due to broken pipelines because of
the mismanagement of the residents. Thus, they need in-kind provision that will help them realize their
responsibilities and acquire both knowledge and skills in taking care of their environment.
IV. ASSESSMENT STATEMENT

The community, Purok Lower Ladol is a peaceful neighborhood situated in a distant area located at
Barangay Assumption, Koronadal City, South Cotabato. It is populated by indigenous group namely, the
B’laan tribe that is rich in culture and tradition. The people have presented five (5) main problems: Relocation
site, daycare center, no proper toilet facilities, and improper solid waste management but their major problem
is the insufficient supply of clean water. Based on the consolidated results of the household survey,
community general assembly, barangay session, and purok meeting, it was confirmed and agreed that this
problem occurred due to their mismanagement of resources provided to them and also the poor orientation
on how to use properly the given intervention. It was said that after they passed a resolution to the barangay
requesting water pipelines, it was immediately addressed and installed. Long before they knew it, the people
started to cut the pipes and distorted the flow of water, and even worse, contaminated it which also affects
their living conditions in terms of having not enough clean supply of water for their daily consumption.

In concordance to the problem tree analysis, it showed that the mismanagement of resources causes
their water insufficiency and also their need of education of the community in keeping their water clean and
safe. This behavior of the people does not only concern this problem but also the reason of the succeeding
issues such as their solid waste and sanitation, and them not having comfort rooms in spite of the fact that
they were also given provisions for it. Although it can be traced down to the weak implementation of the
officials such as regular evaluation and monitoring, it seems that the people were deviant and not following
the authority. The problem regarding their garbage is attributed to their improper water disposal as they only
throw their trashes anywhere and sadly, most of it were disposed on the river which worsen the situation
when there’s a flood. The officials provided them a Materials Recovery Facilities (MRF) but it was reported
that not a single trash bag has been put there instead, they used it as a stall for their goats. In relation to this,
another interrelated problem was identified that has been causing trouble to the community’ river is not having
a proper toilet facility. This problem has also been resolved by the barangay by giving them toilet bowls,
cement and fillets but then the people did not implement it instead, they used it as a chicken brooder. This
situation led them to dump their waste in the river and thus contaminated the water even more adding up to
the garbage that was dumped there. Furthermore, they have also identified that one of their concerns is
finding a relocation site because they don’t own the land as it was a private property and they are still waiting
for it to be owned by the government so that it can be given to them. Another reason for this is, it is a flood
prone area. Meanwhile, the community had also identified the need for a daycare center for their children
that is near to them. The only daycare center that was available in the place is located in the barangay proper
which is far from the Purok Lower Ladol. They complained about their children walking far from home to
school because there’s no vehicle available to use to the extent that other children don’t want to go to school
anymore.

It has been identified during the assessment of the problem that one major cause of the problems
namely, insufficient clean water, solid waste disposal and not having comfort rooms was the attitude and
behavior of the people towards the provisions given to them. Hence, lacking of resources are not quite the
problem but how the community manage it. It was assented by the stakeholders and the social work students
to address this concern first through orientation and reeducation coming from the experts to make them fully
understand their responsibilities as a community. On the other hand, there were already initial plans about
their problem with the relocation site as affirmed by the barangay and they will keep up to date. Days after
the barangay session, the chairman sent materials to the Purok officials in order to build their new daycare
center even though it’s temporary, but it will surely help them especially with their children to continually study
in convenience.

Regardless of the identified needs and gaps of the community, the people show willingness and
active participation in involving themselves with communal activities that concerns their development. As they
are small in population, they are easily convened although some of them can’t attend because of work-related
reasons. One of the things that stands out of the community is their active Purok and Barangay officials who
are most interested for their betterment. They immediately respond to the needs of the people and always
listen to their pleas even though some of their helps aren’t appreciated. The people also were kind hearted
to welcome the students and coordinated with them. They were being honest and real about their problems
and causes of it that the students did not have a hard time dealing with them. Despite the fact that they were
struggling financially due to limited sources of income, their efforts and persistence help them to strive and
thrive to earn a living and provide the basic needs of their family.

In line with this, community resources are also available in the community. Electricity is already
available although internet access is slow and some areas do not have a signal. Most of them owned a native
house composed of light materials and few residents had cemented houses. Their place is located near a
stream under the shades of tall trees which gives off a cool atmosphere. Their major source of livelihood is
agriculture as the people are mostly land owners and esteemed by their corn crop production. Apart from
agriculture, they are also known for stick making and has been supplying barbeque sticks to vendors of
Koronadal City and others were delivered to Tacurong City as well. To earn a living, other families have
owned sari-sari stores to help with their expenses. The people are also beneficiaries of government social
services and programs like social pensions for senior citizens, PhilHealth, 4Ps and other assistance. Health
services are also available in their barangay health center.

In relation to Jack Rothman’s Locality Development, the community plays a prominent role in order
to effect change. It believes that change efforts are most achievable when individuals join together in a shared
effort to identify and address common concerns. According to Kramer and Specht, community development
as a community organizing model refers to efforts to mobilize the people and enable them to act on these
social problems and issues which affect them. The goal is the solution of specific community problems and
needs for the development for the community and the benefit of its people with the participation of the target
beneficiaries themselves. Whatever form it takes, the process is meant to build the community and make it
stronger, to help its members see that they need to work together toward common purposes, and to motivate
them to create ways to make that happen.

In conclusion, if the problem of the people with regards to their insufficient supply of clean water will
not be addressed, their health will be compromised and subject to complications in the long run. As for the
problems with their garbage, sanitation, and comfort rooms, if actions will not be taken, it will also affect their
health and aggravate their poor living conditions. The river would be polluted to the extent that it will cause
diseases and afflict not only the Purok but the neighboring residence as well. Meanwhile, if they will not be
resettled to a safe location, they will still suffer the impact of impending flashflood. Lastly, if their concern
regarding the daycare center will not be resolved, most likely, children are not motivated to study and parents
will not send their children to school because of its distance and inconvenience. Consequently, to mitigate
any possible consequences on the community and ensure the welfare of the residents, their needs and
problems must be given a solution.
V. COMMUNITY ACTION PLAN AND ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN

Goal: At the end of April 2024, the community, Purok Lower Ladol, shall be able to actualize and
carry on the activities that will help them address their problems and make them a self-managed
community.

OBJECTIVE ACTIVITIES PERSON TIME EXPECTED ACTUAL

INVOLVE FRAME OUTCOME OUTPUT
To identify the Conduct a Social Work February 4- The community The
current needs house-to-house students and 5, 2023 members are community
and problems survey for Community expected to members were
of the community members identify their able to present
community profiling and needs and their problems
problem problems. and 54% of the
identification total number of
households
were surveyed.
Conduct Social Work February 12, The community Although the
General Students, 2023 are expected to General
Assembly in the Purok Officials, identify and Assembly was
community Community finalize their attended by 34
members needs and community
problems members, they
according to were able to
their priority. finalized their
top five
problems.
These are
insufficient
 supply of clean
water,
improper solid
waste
management,
lack of proper
toilet facilities,
relocation site
and daycare
center.
To reinforce Program on Social Work April 2, 2023 The community The students
community preservation Students, people will be were currently
coordination in and Community able to fortify preparing for
improving, maintenance of members, their the seminar
preserving and water pipelines Barangay coordination in that is to be
maintaining intended for the council, restoring their implemented
their access to Purok Lower CENRO water pipelines by the CENRO
clean water Ladol personnel and preserve with
community the cleanliness coordination of
entitled, of the water. Barangay
“Importance of a council.
Clean and Safe
Water: An
Orientation
Program for
Water
Preservation”
To promote Activity entitled, Social Work April 2, 2023 The community The students
awareness “A Community Students, people will be were presently
about that has a Community able to acquire preparing for
Ecological Proper Waste members, knowledge on the seminar
Solid Waste Management is Barangay proper solid that is to be
Management a Community council, waste enforced by
with a Clean CENRO management the CENRO
and Green personnel and will develop with the
Environment: a healthy and assistance of
An Orientation clean the Barangay
for Proper environment. council.
Waste Disposal”
To strengthen Proper Social Work April 2, 2023 The community The students
the quality of sanitation Students, people will be were currently
community activity entitled, Community able to preparing for
participation in “A Clean Toilet members, participate in the seminar
establishing is a Safe Toilet: Barangay establishing that is to be
proper toilet A Proper council, their proper implemented
facilities Sanitation CENRO toilet facilities. by the CENRO
Program” personnel with
coordination of
Barangay
council.
To foster Orientation on Social Work April 2, 2023 The community The students
consciousness the importance Students, people will be were still
and realization of relocation Community able to realize currently
about the need entitled, “A New members, their need for preparing for
of the Beginning, A Barangay resettlement. the seminar
community for Better council, that is to be
resettlement Tomorrow: A CENRO administered
Program for personnel by the CENRO
Resettlement” with the
 cooperation of
the Barangay
council.
To ensure Create Community April-May The Barangay The
children’s construction members, 2023 council with the preparations
development in planning and Barangay community were still
a safe and provide building council, members shall ongoing as
stimulating materials Purok officials be able to well as
environment in including labor actualize and sending letters
which they wages proceed with the to the
could learn plans of Barangay. As
and grow establishing a of now, only
daycare center. the roof
covering for
building
materials were
provided.
To strengthen Conduct Community April 2023- The community To be
community’s monitoring and members, April 2024 residents are implemented
coordination in evaluation of Barangay expected to by the CENRO
maintaining pipelines every council, Every last maintain
and preserving last Friday of Purok officials, Friday of the cleanliness of
their water the month CENRO month their water
pipelines safe representative pipelines to
access clean
water.
To intensify Basura Attack Community April 2023- The community To be enforced
community’s every Thursday members, April 2024 is expected to by the CENRO
awareness on and Saturday of Barangay actively with the
Solid Waste the week council, Every participate in the coordination of
Management Purok officials, Thursday activity relevant Barangay
and to maintaining council
 CENRO Saturday of the cleanliness
representative the week of the
community.
Garbage Community April 2023- The residents To be
collection members, April 2024 shall be able to implemented
everyday Barangay segregate their by the
council, Everyday garbage and Barangay
Purok officials have it council
collected.
To continue Establishment Community September The community To be
the of Septage members, 2023- shall be able to administered
participation of Treatment Barangay December have a proper by CENRO
community in Facility council, 2023 toilet facility and
establishing Purok officials septage.
proper toilet CENRO
facilities representatives
To assure the Survey and Barangay September The community To be
relocation site titling of public council, 2023 shall be able to accomplished
of the lands Purok officials, have a safe by CENRO
community CENRO place to transfer
Relocation representatives to.
survey
To promote Conduct a Parents and June 2023- The parents are To be carried
community’s Bayanihan Purok officials April 2024 expected to out by the
inclusivity in activity once a participate in the community
maintaining the month clean-up drive
reconstructed Every 2nd activity in order
daycare center week to maintain
and provide a cleanliness in
safe and clean the daycare
environment center.
for the children
 To strengthen Conduct Community September The community To be
the Barangay members, 2023 and shall be able to implemented
participation of Empowerment Barangay March 2024 take by CENRO
community Evaluation twice council, preparations and Barangay
members in a year Purok officials, and partake council
improving their CENRO actively in the
sanitation and representatives evaluation.
hygiene
To ensure the Conduct Community April 2023- The Purok To be
sustainability monthly meeting members, April 2024 officials shall be implemented
of the activities in the Barangay able to check by the
to be community council, and make sure community
implemented Purok officials that the annual
by the Monitoring and plans and
community evaluation by activities are
the Purok carried out.
officials

VI. WORKER’S INTERVENTION PLAN

Goal: By the end of April 2023, the community, Sitio Lower Ladol, will be able to address their
prioritized needs and problems as well as to enhance their participation in working towards communal
activities.

Objectives Activities Person Time Expected Actual Output

Involved Frame Output

To ensure Send a courtesy Social February 3, The request of The Social Work
approval for the call to the barangay Work 2023 the students will students were
conduct of office students, be approved to able to sought
community Barangay conduct the approval of
assessment in Captain community the Barangay
Purok Lower Ladol assessment. council.
 Send a courtesy Social Work February 3, The request of The students
call letter to the Students, 2023 the students is were allowed
Purok Lower Ladol Purok expected to be and permitted by
President President approved and the purok
permitted. president.
To develop Conduct data Social Work February 4, The Social The Social Work
understanding gathering on the students, 2023 Work students students were
regarding the existing data of the Barangay will be able to able to gather
community’s Purok Lower Ladol Clerk acquire the the demographic
current needs and existing data of data including
problems the community spot and
for profiling. resource maps
but the
information was
incomplete.
Conduct a house- Social work February The community The community
to-house survey for students, 4-5, 2023 members are members were
community profiling Community expected to able to present
members identify their their problems
needs and and 50% of the
problems. total number of
households were
surveyed.
Consolidation of The Social The students
household survey Work students have tallied the
results on the will be able to results and have
needs/problems of tally the identified their
the community household needs and
survey results. problems based
on the data
provided.
 Prepare materials Social Work February The community Although the
and snacks for the Students, 12, 2023 are expected to General
General Assembly Purok identify and Assembly was
Officials, finalize their attended by 34
Facilitate the Community needs and community
conduct of the members problems members, they
General Assembly according to were able to
for finalization and their priority. finalized their top
verification of the five problems.
identified These are
needs/problems insufficient
supply of clean
water, improper
solid waste
management,
lack of proper
toilet facilities,
relocation site
and daycare
center.
To promote Attend Barangay Social Work March 6, The students The students
awareness in the session students, 2023 will be able to had raised and
Barangay council Barangay relay the validated the
about the identified Lobby the needs officials identified concern of the
problems of the and problems problems and community. The
community identified by the validate it Barangay council
community during the also approved
barangay the top five
Validation of the session. problems of the
identified problems community.
To secure Send permission Social Work March 22, The Social The students
partnership and letter to the City Students 2023 Work students were able to
establish Environment and will be able to sought help from
connection with Natural Resources have the agency and
the stakeholders office partnership with permitted to
the CENRO have partnership
Send letter for and approval to with them.
acquisition of data access to their
of the existing offered
programs that the programs.
agency provides

Discussion,
finalization and
approval to access
their offered
orientations,
programs and
services

To reinforce Prepare activity Social Work March 28, The Social The students
community design Students 2023 Work students were able to
coordination in will be able to finished and
improving, accomplish organized the
preserving and writing activity activity design.
maintaining their proposal.
access to clean
water
Send Social Work March 30- The students The students
communication Students, 31, 2023 are expected to were currently
letter to the Community prepare the preparing for the
Barangay and members needed coming seminar
Purok officials materials and as well as writing
necessary and sending
things for the communication
Prepare materials, success of the letters.
certificate, tokens activity as well
snacks and venue as sending
for the activity communication
letter to the
barangay and
Purok officials.
Conduct a program Social Work April 2, The Social To be
entitled, Students, 2023 Work students implemented by
“Importance of a Community are expected to the CENRO with
Clean and Safe members, facilitate the coordination of
Water: An Barangay conduct of the Barangay council
Orientation council, said seminar. and assistance
Program for Water CENRO Also, the of Social Work
Preservation” personnel community students.
people will be
able to
coordinate in
restoring the
pipelines and
preserving their
water.
To promote Prepare activity Social Work March 28, The Social The students
awareness about design Students 2023 Work students were able to
Ecological Solid will be able to finished and
Waste accomplish organized the
Management writing activity activity design.
proposal.
Send Social Work March 30- The students The students
communication Students, 31, 2023 are expected to were currently
letter to the Community prepare the preparing for the
Barangay and members needed coming seminar
Purok officials materials and as well as writing
necessary and sending
Prepare materials, things for the communication
certificate, tokens success of the letters.
snacks and venue activity as well
for the activity as sending
communication
letter to the
barangay and
Purok officials.

Conduct an activity Social Work April 2, The participants To be enforced

entitled, “A Students, 2023 of the activity by the CENRO
Community that has Community shall be able to personnel with
a Proper Waste members, develop their the assistance of
Management is a Barangay awareness on the Social Work
Community with a council, Solid Waste students and
Clean and Green CENRO Management Barangay
Environment: An personnel and maintain a council.
Orientation for healthy and
Proper Waste clean
Disposal” environment.
To strengthen the Prepare activity Social Work March 28, The Social The students
quality of design Students 2023 Work students were able to
community will be able to finished and
participation in accomplish organized the
establishing proper writing activity activity design.
toilet facilities proposal.
Send Social Work March 30- The students The students
communication Students, 31, 2023 are expected to were currently
letter to the Community prepare the preparing for the
Barangay and members, needed coming seminar
Purok officials Barangay materials and as well as writing
council necessary and sending
things for the communication
Prepare materials, success of the letters.
certificate, tokens, activity as well
snacks and venue as sending
for the activity communication
letter to the
barangay and
Purok officials.

Conduct an Social Work April 2, The community To be facilitated

orientation entitled, Students, 2023 members are by the CENRO
“A Clean Toilet is a Community expected to with participation
Safe Toilet: A members, acquire of the Barangay
Proper Sanitation Barangay understanding council and the
Program” council, and participate students.
CENRO in establishing
 personnel their proper
toilet facilities.

To foster Prepare activity Social Work March 28, The Social The students
consciousness design Students 2023 Work students were able to
and realization will be able to finished and
about the need of accomplish organized the
the community for writing activity activity design.
resettlement proposal.
Send Social Work March 30- The students The students
communication Students, 31, 2023 are expected to were currently
letter to the Community prepare the preparing for the
Barangay and members, needed coming seminar
Purok officials Barangay materials and as well as writing
council necessary and sending
things for the communication
Prepare materials, success of the letters.
certificate, tokens, activity as well
snacks and venue as sending
for the activity communication
letter to the
barangay and
Purok officials.
Conduct an Social Work April 2, The residents To be
orientation for Students, 2023 will be able to administered by
relocation with the Community realize their CENRO
activity entitled, “A members, need for personnel with
New Beginning, A Barangay resettlement. the Barangay
 Better Tomorrow” council, council and
CENRO Social Work
personnel student’s
coordination.

To ensure Send referral letters Social Work April 2, The need for To be invoked by
children’s to the Barangay Students, 2023 establishing a the Barangay
development in a officials Community new daycare council with the
safe and members, center will be coordination of
stimulating Barangay given action Purok officials.
environment in council and will be
which they could provided
learn and grow materials
needed for
construction by
the Barangay
Council.
To guarantee Follow-up Social Work April 2023- The Social To be conducted
implementation of students May 2023 Work students by the Social
planned activities Monitoring and shall be able to Work students.
in the community Evaluation monitor the
progress and
evaluate the
results of the
implemented
activities in the
community.
 To continue the Turn-over activity Social Work May 2023 The students To be conducted
helping process Students, are expected to by the Social
between the Community turn-over the Work students.
community, members, remaining
Barangay council Barangay activities to the
and CENRO council, community,
Purok Lower barangay
Ladol council and
officials, CENRO.
CENRO
personnel

VII. PLAN IMPLEMENTATION

PROBLEM/NEED OBJECTIVE ACTIVITY PERSON TIME EXPECTED ACTUAL

INVOLVED FRAME OUTCOME OUTPUT
Insufficient Supply To reinforce Conduct a Social Work April The The
of Clean Water community program on Students, 02, community students
coordination in preservation Community 2023 people will were
improving, and members, be able to currently
preserving, maintenance Barangay fortify their preparing for
and of water council, coordination the seminar
maintaining pipelines CENRO in restoring that is to be
their access to intended for personnel their water implemented
clean water the community pipelines and by the
members of preserve the CENRO with
Sitio Lower cleanliness coordination
Ladol entitled, of the water. of Barangay
“Importance of council.
a Clean and
Safe Water:
An Orientation
Program for
 Water
Preservation”
Improper Solid To promote Conduct an Social Work April The The
Waste awareness activity on Students, 02, community students
Management about Proper Waste Community 2023 people will were
Ecological Disposal in the members, be able to presently
Solid Waste community Barangay acquire preparing for
Management entitled, “A council, knowledge the seminar
Community CENRO on proper that is to be
that has a personnel solid waste enforced by
Proper Waste management the CENRO
Management and will with the
is a develop a assistance
Community healthy and of the
that with a clean Barangay
Clean and environment. council.
Green
Environment”

Lack of Proper To strengthen Conduct a Social Work April The The

Toilet Facilities the quality of proper Students, 02, community students
community sanitation Community 2023 people will were
participation in program with members, be able to currently
establishing the community Barangay participate in preparing for
proper toilet members council, establishing the seminar
facilities entitled, “A CENRO their proper that is to be
Clean Toilet is personnel toilet implemented
a Safe Toilet: facilities. by the
A Proper CENRO with
sanitation coordination
Program” of Barangay
council.
Relocation Site To foster Conduct an Social Work April The The
consciousness orientation on Students, 02, community students
and realization the importance Community 2023 people will were still
about the of relocation members, be able to currently
need for entitled, “A Barangay realize their preparing for
resettlement New council, need for the seminar
Beginning, A CENRO resettlement. that is to be
Better personnel administered
Tomorrow: A by the
Seminar for CENRO with
Resettlement” the
cooperation
of the
Barangay
council.
Day Care Center To ensure Address the Social Work April 5, The The
child’s concern by Students, 2023 Barangay preparations
development referring it to Community council with were still
in a safe and the Barangay members, the ongoing as
stimulating council Barangay community well as
environment in council, members sending
which they CENRO shall be able letters to the
could learn personnel to actualize Barangay.
and grow and proceed As of now,
with the only the roof
plans of covering for
establishing building
a daycare materials
center. were
provided.
VIII. MONITORING, EVALUATION AND RECOMMENDATION

PROBLEM ACTIVITY EVALUATION RECOMMENDATION

Insufficient Supply of Facilitate the conduct The community has It is highly recommended that
Clean Water of program on already given a the community members shall be
preservation and scheduled orientation able to acquire and apply
maintenance of water by the CENRO Office knowledge and insights they
pipelines and all preparations have perceived during the
were still ongoing. orientation that they can used in
improving, preserving and
As of now, the conduct maintaining their access to clean
of the said program is water.
duly on process.
It is highly recommended that
the CENRO Officials shall be
able to maintain their monitoring
tasks to environmental needs of
the community people in terms
of this existing problem.
Improper Solid Waste Conduct an orientation The community has It is highly recommended that
Management on Solid Waste already given a the community people shall
Management scheduled orientation continue maintaining the
by the CENRO Office cleanliness in their purok.
and all preparations
were still ongoing. It is also recommended for the
barangay council to continue
As of now, the conduct orienting the community people
of the said program is in with regards to waste
duly on process. management in relation to the
general ordinance on solid waste
 management of the LGU.

No proper Toilet Conduct activity on The community has It is recommended that the
Facilities proper sanitation and already given a community members shall be
hygiene scheduled orientation able to apply the knowledge they
by the CENRO Office have acquired during the
and all preparations conduct of seminar about proper
were still ongoing. sanitation and continue to
promote clean and safe toilet
As of now, the conduct facilities.
of the said program is
duly on process.
Relocation Site Conduct a program on The community has It is highly recommended for the
the importance of already given a community members to be open
relocation scheduled orientation to suggestions at the same time
by the CENRO Office to become obedient by following
and all preparations rules and regulations given to
were still ongoing. them.

As of now, the conduct

of the said program is
duly on process.
Daycare Center Address the problem of The Barangay has It is highly recommended to the
the community by ongoing plans for the Barangay Officials to lend more
referring it to the reconstruction and still ears about the existing problem
Barangay council waiting for the needed and take more action and
materials from the City assistance about the concern of
government. the community people in
relevance to their need of
As of now, only the roof Daycare Center.
covering for building
 materials were
provided.

XI. TERMINATION

The helping relationship between the Social Work students and the community will be terminated on
May 2023. Nonetheless, turn-over and the constant provision of interventions to the remaining identified
problems of the community is referred to the City Environment of Natural Resources Office as well as
recommendations to the Barangay council shall be made possible for the purpose of continuous improvement
and sustainable development. Hence, the helping process between the community, the Barangay and the
City Environment of Natural Resources Office shall be sustained.

X. RECOMMENDATION

With the presented data and plans, the Social Work students are highly recommending that;

• The City Environment of Natural Resources Office shall carry on with the programs and services
that they have undertaken in dealing with the community’s problems in light of monitoring and
evaluation,
• The Barangay Council shall continue to actively support and be involved in the activities of the
Purok Lower Ladol in addressing their needs and problems,
• The Purok Lower Ladol Officials shall ensure to facilitate, regulate and guide the community
members in resolving their problems as well as improving their living conditions,
• The Purok Lower Ladol community shall actively engage and cooperate in the activities in solving
their concerns as well as in their annual programs that will help them with their problems and make
them a self-managed community.
Prepared by:
ALYSSA ACOSTA
KRISTINE ASERO

CHRISTINE BEÑEZ
CYNTHIA CALLAGA
CHRISTINE GARDE
RECHMON JACO
THALIA DANNISE LIBA
AIAH NICOLE ROBLES
MARK LOUIE SALVADOR
AURA MARIE VINZON
Social Work Students

Noted by:

RHEA MAE E. HERNANE, RSW

Social Work SWP5 Instructor
XI. APPENDICES

APPENDIX A – PUROK SPOT MAP

APPENDIX B – RESOURCE MAP

 APPENDIX C – PROBLEM TREE ANALYSIS

PROBLEM TREE ANALYSIS

WATER CONTAMINATION

RESOURCE INEFFICIENCY

PHYSICAL WATER COMPROMISED

SCARCITY HEALTHCARE

INSUFFICIENT SUPPLY OF CLEAN WATER

WATER POLLUTION RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

IN NEED OF EDUCATION

INCREASED DEMAND ATTITUDINAL BEHAVIOR

 PROBLEM TREE ANALYSIS

ENVIRONMENTAL
CONTAMINATION

WATER POLLUTION

RISK TO INFECTIONS AND DISEASES

FLOODING

IMPROPER SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

INCONSISTENT
GARBAGE COLLECTION

IN NEED OF ORIENTATION
ATTITUDINAL BEHAVIOR

LOW COORDINATION RATE

 PROBLEM TREE ANALYSIS

ENVIRONMENTAL
CONTAMINATION

RISK TO INFECTIONS AND ILLNESSES STAGNATION OF AVAILABLE

RESOURCES

POOR HEALTHCARE

NO PROPER TOILET FACILITIES

INDIFFERENCE

HAVING NOT ENOUGH

WORKERS FOR

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
 PROBLEM TREE ANALYSIS

DANGEROUS FOR CHILDREN AND AGED

MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY

LACK OF BASIC NEEDS AND

SERVICES
DEVELOP PSYCHOLOGICAL AND
EMOTIONAL PANIC

NEED OF RELOCATION SITE

INFORMAL SETTLERS

DISASTER PRONE AREA

CONFLICTED PRINCIPLES AMONG

COMMUNITY MEMBERS
 PROBLEM TREE ANALYSIS

END UP NOT ATTENDING IN

SCHOOL

LIMITS THE CHILDREN TO

ACCESS EDUCATION
HOLDS THE DOOR FOR CHILDREN
TO LEARN AND GO TO SCHOOL

NEED OF DAY CARE CENTER

DANGEROUS ROUTE THAT IS PRONE

TO FLASHFLOODS AND LANDSLIDES
FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES IN
MEETING CHILDREN’S BASIC
NEEDS
 APPENDIX D – OBJECTIVE TREE ANALYSIS

AWARENESS TO PROPER OF
RESOURCES

WATER SAFETY

IMPROVED HEALTHCARE

PHYSICAL WATER
ABUNDANCY

SUFFICIENT SUPPLY OF CLEAN WATER

REDUCE WATER POLLUTION IMPROVED MANAGEMENT OF

RESOURCES

BEING EDUCATED

DECREASED DEMAND
 HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT

WATER SAFETY

SAFETY TO INFECTIONS AND

ILLNESSES

LIMIT CHANCES OF
FLOODING

PROPER SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

GOOD IMPLEMENTATION OF
GARBAGE COLLECTION

SENSE OF COOPERATION

IMPROVED MANAGEMENT OF
AVAILABLE RESOURCES
 DECONTAMINATION

HEALTHY
EFFECTIVE USE OF
ENVIRONMENT
RESOURCES

SAFETY TO INFECTIONS AND

ILLNESSES IMPROVED HEALTHCARE

ENOUGH AND PROPER TOILET FACILITIES

DEVELOPED SENSE OF
INTEREST

AVAILABILITY OF WORKERS TO
CONSTRUCT

IMPROVED MANAGEMENT OF AVAILABLE

RESOURCES
 SAFE ENVIRONMENT FOR CHILDREN AND
AGED MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY

EASY ACCESS TO NEEDS AND

SERVICES
DEVELOP PSYCHOLOGICAL AND
EMOTIONAL SECURITY

AVAILABILITY OF RELOCATION SITE

SAFE AREA FORMAL SETTLERS/SETTLEMENTS

ORIENTATION

ESTABLISHMENTS OF EVACUATION CENTERS

 END UP ATTENDING IN SCHOOL

WIDENS THE CHILDREN’S

ACCESS TO EDUCATION
OPEN THE DOOR FOR CHILDREN
TO LEARN AND GO TO SCHOOL

ESTABLISHED NEAR-SITE DAY CARE CENTER

SAFER AREA AND ROUTE TO GO TO

SCHOOL
LOCATION OF ESTABLISHED DAY CARE
CENTER CAN REACHED CHILDREN