NARRATIVE:

During the interview my respondents Dianne Mae Malong, a 23 years old ,nationality Filipino’s
female, provided her personal information. She was born on April 22, 2000, and holds a college
degree in Bachelor of Industrial Technology from President Ramon Magsaysay State University.
Dianne Mae's occupation is related to HIV-AIDS treatment, specifically at a treatment hub in
hospital Iba , President Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Hospital.

Moving on to housing and community characteristics, Dianne Mae resides in Purok 3, Talugtog,
San Agustin, Iba, Zambales. When asked about the three development programs that she believes
are needed but not yet available in her community, she mentioned the following: Small Fishery
Program, Handicraft/Cottage Industry, and Leadership.

In terms of demographic profile, Dianne Mae has completed her college education, as previously
mentioned. She was employed as a government worker at the time of the interview.

Regarding her family background, Dianne Mae's father's name is Edgar Malong, who works as a
carpenter, while her mother's name is Analyn Malong, who is a housewife. Dianne Mae has three
siblings, namely Ian Patrick Malong, Jennelyn Malong, and April Anne Malong. Ian Patrick
Malong is male, Jennelyn Malong is female, and April Anne Malong is also female. However,
none of her siblings live with her.

Overall, Dianne Mae's personal profile provides insights into her educational background,
occupation, housing location, and family background, which are crucial aspects of understanding
her perspective and needs in relation to development programs in her community.

SUMMARY:
The problem facing by the resident inside the community is all about leadership program of
Dianne Mae Malong is a 23-year-old Filipino female who holds a college degree in Bachelor of
Industrial Technology. She works in HIV-AIDS treatment at a treatment hub in Iba hospital,
President Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Hospital. She resides in Purok 3, Talugtog, San Agustin,
Iba, Zambales. Dianne Mae believes that the three development programs needed in her
community are Small Fishery Program, Handicraft/Cottage Industry, and Leadership. She is a
government employee and her father is a carpenter while her mother is a housewife. Dianne Mae
has three siblings, but they do not live with her. Overall, her personal profile provides insight
into her education, occupation, housing location, and family background, which is crucial in
understanding her perspective and needs for community development programs.
NARRATIVE:
In Purok 3, Talugtog, San Agustin, Iba, Zambales, a community nestled amidst the serene
landscapes of Zambales, residents like Muriell Agana and his family face an array of
challenges, particularly in the realm of health and nutrition. Despite its picturesque surroundings,
the community grapples with significant gaps in access to essential health services and proper
nutrition, thereby affecting the overall well-being of its inhabitants. Muriell Agana, a 27-year-old
male, serves as an Admin Aide 1 in the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH). He
represents just one of many individuals within the community striving to make ends meet while
contending with the adverse health and nutrition conditions prevalent in the area.The lack of
comprehensive health and nutrition programs emerges as a prominent issue plaguing the
community. Despite being a college graduate from the President Ramon Magsaysay State
University with a degree in Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT), Muriell and
his family, including his parents Neil and Marlene Agana, face the harsh reality of inadequate
access to healthcare facilities and essential nutritional resources.

Muriell's father, Neil Agana, works diligently as a janitor, while his mother, Marlene Agana,
fulfills her role as a homemaker. Together with Muriell's siblings—Marnel, Marjonel, and
Marinella—they form a close-knit unit striving to navigate life's challenges. However, amidst
their unity lies a shared concern for their collective health and well-being, exacerbated by the
absence of crucial health and nutrition initiatives within their community. The challenges faced
by the Agana family and their neighbors are multifaceted. Limited access to healthcare services,
including medical consultations, vaccinations, and preventive screenings, exacerbates the risk of
preventable diseases. Furthermore, the lack of awareness and education regarding proper
nutrition contributes to the prevalence of malnutrition and related health issues among children
and adults alike. In the absence of adequate development programs, such as health and nutrition
interventions, the community of Purok 3 finds itself at a crossroads, grappling with the
repercussions of neglect and oversight. The need for immediate action to address these pressing
issues is evident, as the health and well-being of the residents hang in the balance.Efforts to
introduce comprehensive health and nutrition programs tailored to the unique needs of the
community are imperative. Initiatives focusing on promoting healthy lifestyle choices, providing
access to nutritious food options, conducting health education seminars, and establishing
community gardens for crop production could serve as viable solutions to mitigate the prevailing
health disparities.

In conclusion, the narrative of health and nutrition challenges in Purok 3, Talugtog, San Agustin,
Iba, Zambales underscores the urgent need for concerted action and advocacy. Through
collective efforts and unwavering commitment, Muriell Agana and his fellow community
members can aspire to build a resilient and thriving community where health and well-being
reign supreme.
SUMMARY:
The narrative report highlights the pressing health and nutrition challenges faced by the residents
of Purok 3, Talugtog, San Agustin, Iba, Zambales. Despite the picturesque surroundings, the
community struggles with limited access to healthcare services and essential nutritional
resources. Muriell Agana and his family, along with other residents, contend with these issues
daily, exacerbated by the absence of comprehensive health and nutrition programs. The report
emphasizes the need for immediate action and collaborative efforts involving local government
agencies, NGOs, healthcare professionals, and community leaders to address these challenges
effectively. By implementing tailored interventions and fostering a culture of health
consciousness, Purok 3 can strive towards a brighter and healthier future for all its residents.