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Plan for the Protection of Children (PPC)

The Local government unit of Pinamalayan under our leadership remains focus, steady and firm to you sworn commitment to Pinamaleños. The new mandate from our populace signifies that government interventions and efforts in reaching the most vulnerable communities are being felt and well appreciated. Hence, we acknowledge the need to level up, upgrade and customize all of your started endeavors in order to address the unique needs of our people as well as to the adopt the demands of the changing world.

As such, it is with great honor and pride that we present this compilation of Thematic Plans and Programs 2020, a navigational plot towards the developmental framework and program intervention of the Local Government for the Fiscal year 2020.

Moreover, we practice good governance and participatory style of leadership to assure the general public that all of our identified projects and programs are based on series of planning, discussions and consultation involving all sectors. Furthermore, with the unwavering support and active participation of all stakeholders, we can vouch that no sector is being left behind and guarantee the inclusivity of all programs.

Also, our heartfelt commendation and appreciation goes to the selfness man and women of the Municipality who made this plan possible and genuine.

Tuloy and Serbisyo, Tuloy and Asenso! Mabuhay and Pinamaleño, Mabuhay ang Pinamalayan!

ARISTEO APASAN BALDOS, JR. Municipal Mayor

Failure to protect children from any inflicting situations is undeniable and a widespread universal crisis. This universal crisis states clearly a major violation of children’s rights and an unacceptable situation. It affects the community and the country’s goal to achieve the development objectives relating to child survival, health, education and even socio-economic growth. This issue must be given serious attention and immediate action, no matter how and what the cost is. The government is the one responsible in solving this predicament, hence, the Municipal Action Plan of this local government unit for the Protection of Children has been crafted. The main core of this plan is to prioritize the best interest of the children, protect them from any kind of abuse, neglect, exploitation, and discrimination and to ensure that their welfare i s safeguarded and promoted. Likewise, enable them to grow up free from any kind of violence and give them proper care, guidance and nutrition. Let us commit ourselves to protect every child from any harm, keep them safe, and promote their rights and welfare for “Children are the world’s most valuable resource and its best hope for the future” – John F. Kennedy

HON. RODOLFO M. MAGSINO Municipal Vice Mayor

MUNICIPAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE GENERAL PUBLIC SERVICES

FREDELINO A. TORIANO, JR. Planning Officer III Sector Coordinator

EnP ORLEX H. MARAYAN Statistician I Assistant Sector Coordinator

DEXTER LAURENCE R. SABALVARO Programmer/Technician II Support Staff

SONIA D. MAGCAMIT Programmer/Technician II Support Staff

SOCIAL SERVICES JAN-NEIL H. EVANGELISTA Information System Analyst II/CeC Manager

Sector Coordinator ROMEL T. MARAYAN Project Evaluation Assistant

Assistant Sector Coordinator MARK SHERMAN N. TAMAYO Programmer/Technician II

Support Staff RHODORA L. CADELINA Programmer/Technician II

Support Staff ECONOMIC SERVICES

EnP VIRGILIO M. KING Project Development Officer III Sector Coordinator

JOHN ERIC G. MONDOÑEDO Planning Assistant Assistant Sector Coordinator

RELANIE M. GALLARDO Programmer/Technician II Support Staff

OTHER SERVICES PATRICIO L. DEL VALLE Development Management Officer IV

Supervising Coordinator/Sector Coordinator REYNALDO P. LAZO Community Affairs Assistant

Assistant Sector Coordinator GIZELLE F. MARMOL Programmer/Technician II

Support Staff

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES RUTH D. MALING Project Development Officer I/Administrative Officer II

Logistic-In-Charge MARIANNE D. LASAC Administrative Aide IV REMUS J. JUMPAY Information System Analyst Assistant EDEN M. HERNANDEZ Administrative Aide

TECHNICAL SUPPORT KEANU M. ORACION Information System Analyst Assistant

We are truly grateful as we recognize and commend the involvement of all concerned focal functionaries and Technical Working Committee by way of sharing their time, efforts and knowledge. Likewise, we are very thankful to the Municipal Development Council (MDC), especially the Chairpersons and Members of the Functional/Sector Working Committees for exerting tireless and selfless efforts that made possible the successful completion of the formulation process.

Above all, let us praise and thank the Almighty for His guidance as we are all His stewards in bringing about excellence in local governance.

THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS!!!

ROSENIO A. TORIANO, EnP Municipal Planning and Development Coordinator

The Municipal Planning and Development Office Telefax: (043) 284 – 4389

Email Address: mpdo.pin@gmail.com / mpdo@pinamalayan.gov.ph Our Website: www.pinamalayan .gov.ph

Deepest appreciation is hereby conveyed to the various s takeholders and institutions in our municipality such as the National Government Agencies, Barangay Government Units, Private Sector, Civil Society/Non-Government Organizations, the Sangguniang Bayan and the Executiv e Department of the Municipal Government of Pinamalayan for the unqualified support and participation in the preparation of the MUNICIPAL PLAN FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (PPC) 2020 as completed and packaged by the:

PLAN FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (PPC) 2020

Municipality of Pinamalayan

Profile :

Vital Facts and Figures:

Male Female Total Male Female Total18,113 16,845 34,958 2,048 1,861 3,909

383 356 739 44 41 85 341 306 647 37 39 76 206 192 398 30 22 52 428 353 781 47 38 85 334 316 650 41 40 81 964 895 1,859 109 103 212 445 374 819 50 35 85 346 294 640 42 33 75 459 420 879 50 55 105 279 262 541 35 39 74 579 563 1,142 66 60 126 177 174 351 20 16 36 353 290 643 40 29 69 411 353 764 50 23 73 380 344 724 36 41 77

1,127 1,108 2,235 135 124 259 565 517 1,082 58 56 114 247 193 440 31 20 51 366 321 687 44 34 78 359 313 672 46 40 86 273 210 483 30 15 45 537 527 1,064 66 52 118

1,458 1,368 2,826 162 128 290 748 727 1,475 81 90 171 465 442 907 56 50 106 207 171 378 20 21 41 382 414 796 54 52 106 694 652 1,346 89 82 171 553 567 1,120 61 67 128 309 272 581 34 27 61 563 539 1,102 60 64 124 242 238 480 27 29 56

1,338 1,267 2,605 121 139 260 561 517 1,078 59 55 114 458 436 894 54 35 89 423 399 822 46 49 95 153 155 308 17 18 35

Source of Data: DSWD MiMaRoPa-NHTSPR

306 237 216

QuinabiganRanzoRosarioSabangSanta IsabelSanta Maria

114 121 26 25

135 127

Santa RitaSanto NiñoWawaZone I (Pob.)Zone II (Pob.)Zone III (Pob.)Zone IV (Pob.)

154 156 99 90

330

AnolingBacunganBangbangBaniladBuli

NabuslotPagalagalaPalayanPambisan Malaki

Marfrancisco

86 80 202 216 508 514 321 294 104 83

148 96 267 260

Pambisan Munti

551 511 389 371

PanggulayanPapandayanPili

167 170

Male7,516

Female6,900

153 155 161

86 83 216 146

98 94 262 257 283 242 159 109 239 205 176 160 192 224

93 90 182

Narrative Description :

The policy of the State to promote the rights of children to survival, development, participation and special protection with full recognition of the nature of childhood and its special needs and to support parents in their roles as primary care giver

and as their children's first teachers and shall institutionalize a National System of Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) that is comprehensive with integrity and sustainable that involves multi-sectoral and inter-agency collaboration at

the national and local levels among government, among service providers, families, communities, and among the public and private sectors, non-government organizations, professional association and academic institutions.

2015 PSA POPCEN ResultsTotal Children (0-17 years old) 3-4 years old

151 252 200 229 210 Marayos

CacawanCalingagDel RazonGuinhawaInclanayLumangbayanMalayaMaliangcogManingcol

124

2015 DSWD Listahanan Poor Children

(0-17 years old)BARANGAY

PINAMALAYAN

315 312 207 155 113 96 109 87 159 158

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PLAN FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (PPC) 2020

Municipality of Pinamalayan

Male Female TOTAL Male Female TOTAL

34 21 55 36 44 80

7 15 22 12 15 27

6 10 16 9 12 21

6 8 14 14 6 20

13 7 20 12 15 27

15 15 30 9 9 18

15 19 34 14 21 35

18 12 30 11 12 23

17 17 34 16 44 60

30 23 53 10 16 26

10 9 19 15 12 27

19 14 33 11 13 24

8 7 15 18 22 40

8 20 28 7 13 20

21 14 35 24 16 40

26 24 50 15 9 24

25 19 44 15 14 29

14 12 26 18 18 36

15 15 30 12 9 21

20 13 33 12 10 22

25 19 44 20 18 38

21 14 35 18 13 31

37 33 70 19 15 34

23 25 48 18 12 30

11 14 25 29 21 50

20 20 40 20 20 40

9 13 22 12 13 25

16 10 26 24 24 48

12 18 30 4 16 20

16 14 30 6 14 20

16 11 27 14 26 40

533 485 1,018 474 522 996

Source of Data: MSWDO-Child Development Workers Report

Bacungan

Banilad Centro

Banilad Simborio

NUMBER OF PRE-SCHOOLERS ENROLLED 2018-2019

NAME OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTERS

Male

Female

TOTAL

1,007

1,007

2,014

TOTAL NUMBER OF PRE-SCHOOLERS ENROLLED 2018-2019

Pili Dalampasigan

Pili Upper Bongol

Pili Lower Bongol

NUMBER OF PRE-SCHOOLERS ENROLLED 2018-2019

NAME OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTERS

Papandayan HighwayAnoling

Santo Niño

Zone IV

Sabang Lagpan

Sabang Safa

Sabang Tabong

Santa Maria Centro

Santa Maria Sitio Santol

Santa Isabel Macanlig

Santa Isabel Puting Tubig

Santa Rita Centro

Santa Rita District I

Zone I-Paraiso

Zone II

Zone III

Sub-Total Sub-Total

Panggulayan Centro

Panggulayan Sitio Rosas

Panggulayan Bagong Silang

Poblacion

Quinabigan Loob

Quinabigan Curva

Ranzo

Rosario

Sabang Centro

Maliangcog

Maningcol

Marayos Centro

Marayos Kabanaw

Marfrancisco

Nabuslot Centro

Nabuslot Buho

Pagalagala

Pambisan Malaki

Pambisan Munti

Papandayan Loob

Wawa Centro

Wawa Morente Ville

Pili Centro

Nabuslot San Pedro

Palayan

Cacawan Centro Pamana

Cacawan Core Housing

Del Razon Centro

Del Razon Sitio Antipolo

Guinhawa Centro

Guinhawa Natividad de Joya

Inclanay

Lumambayan

Malaya

Banilad Mahaba Buhangin

Bangbang

Buli

Calingag

Calingag Centro

Zone I-Recodo

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PLAN FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (PPC) 2020

Municipality of Pinamalayan

BUDGET ALLOCATED FOR CHILDREN'S PROGRAM 2018No.12345678910

Source of Data: Municipal Budget Office

Assessment:

Start End

Jan Dec LGU DepEd 10,000.00

July Dec DepEd DepEd 4,000,000.00

July Dec LGU MHO 3,000,000.00

July Dec DSWD MSWDO 3,771,000.00

Jan Dec LGU MSWDO 20,000.00

5,936,750.00 1,567,518.48

ALLOCATIONS540,000.00

To promote the

welfare and best interest of the

children

10,916,268.48

UTILIZED540,000.00 247,500.00

44,345.00 611,565.00

42,400.00 10,000.00

235,000.00 625,987.00

4,004,981.72 -6,361,778.72

782,000.00 50,000.00

670,000.00 50,000.00 20,000.00

400,000.00 900,000.00

To prepare significant activities for the

GSP/BSP Scouters for the development of

their potential skills and talent

GSP/BSP Scouting Activities All GSP/BSP Scouters shall have provided

significant activities for the development of their

potential skills and talent

Malnourished school children shall have

provided nutritious food

2-5 years old malnourished children who are not

enrolled in CDC provided SFP

3-4 years old malnourished children enrolled in

CDC provided SFP

To strengthen the municipality's Local

Council for the Protection of Children

(LCPC)

Local Council for the Protection of

Children Meeting

4 Local Council for the Protection of Children

Conducted

To lessen the number of malnourished

children

Supplementary Feeding Program

GOALFund

SourceSpecific Objectives / Strategies

Name / Description of Programs /

Project / ActivitiesExpected Outputs

Special Education FundRehabilitation of Child Development Center

Children below 6 years old or 3 -5 years old were under the supervision of MSWDO in coordination to the Child Development Workers covering 37 barangays. The Child Development Workers being a substitute mother as this stage were the one

providing parental care and stimulating activities for a total development of a child 3 - 5 years old while her/his parents are unable to take care of her or him during part of the day because of work and some other situation. On the other hand, the

MHO catered 0 - 71 months old and the Department of Education ages 6 - 12 years old (primary level).

At present, the new Administration headed by Hon. Aristeo A. Baldos, Jr., being the chairperson of the Local Council for the Protection of Children reactivated the Council to led the planning, programming and implementation of the Child Protection

policy and other related laws pertaining to children such as health and nutrition, early education and social services programs that provides for the basic, holistic needs of young children from birth to ages 6 years and to promote their optimum

growth and development.

Time Frame Responsible

Office / AgencyCOST

Boys and Girl ScoutAlternative Learning SystemYouth and Sports Development

PARTICULARHonorarium of Child Development WorkersEarly Child Care DevelopmentChildren's Month CelebrationNutrition and Primary Health CareSupplemental Feeding Program

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PLAN FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (PPC) 2020

Municipality of Pinamalayan

Start EndGOAL

Fund

SourceSpecific Objectives / Strategies

Name / Description of Programs /

Project / ActivitiesExpected Outputs

Time Frame Responsible

Office / AgencyCOST

May Nov LGU MSWDO-funding

LCPC Members-

Lead

DepEd-Support

600,000.00

Jan Dec LGU MSWDO 1,116,000.00

Jan Dec LGU MSWDO 100,000.00

Jan Dec LGU MSWDO 2,954,814.88

Jan Jun LGU MSWDO 100,000.00

Jan Dec LGU MSWDO 100,000.00

Prepared by: Reviewed by: Approved by:

PURA P. MENDOZA, RSW ROSENIO A. TORIANO, EnP ZAIDA D. MICIANO HON. ARISTEO A. BALDOS, JR.

MSWDO / SSS Chairperson Municipal Planning & Development Coordinator Municipal Budget Officer Municipal Mayor

To provide capability building activities to

personnel with direct contact to children

Capability Building Government personnel and other stakeholders

were given trainings/seminar/workshops in

dealing with children

Slogan Making Contest, Poster Making Contest,

Search for A1 Child, Kiddie Olympic,

(preschoolers/primary students)

July-Nutrition Month

August-Buwan ng Wika

November-Culminating Activity

To provide a temporary shelter to clients

with special cases for case management

Management and Operationalization of

24/7 Drop-in Center

Clients with special cases were given proper

case management

To enhance the physical, social and

mental development of children

To allocate fund for the honorarium of

Child Development Workers (CDW) in the

implementation of Early Childhood Care

and Development Program (ECCD)

Honorarium for Child Development

Workers

62 Child Development Workers provided with

honorarium

To create awareness among barangay

officials on the relevant laws on the

protection and right of women

Conduct of Children-related laws Barangay Council for the Protection of Children

Members trained

Training for Child Development Workers 62 Child Development Workers participated on

the training

Children's Month Celebration

To enhance the role of Child Development

Workers as the secondary caregivers of

children while at school

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