Republic of the Philippines
Province of Nueva Vizcaya
MUNICIPAL SOCIAL WELFARE &
DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
Municipality of Bambang
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ANNUAL ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
Calendar Year 2021
INTRODUCTION
In accordance with RA 7160, Section 17, the provision of Basic Social Welfare Services is all-important in
enriching the living condition and improving the quality of life of the poorest sector of the population to
empower them to become self-reliant and contribute to national development, thus the state is dedicated to
Care, Protect and Rehabilitate that sector of the country’s population that has the smallest in life in terms of
physical, mental and social well-being as well as social welfare assistance and social work intervention, to bring
back their normal functioning and participation in community development.
Motivated by the said law which serve as the agency’s functional statement, the Municipal Social
Welfare and Development Office unceasingly performed its mandate to raise the welfare of our disadvantaged
sector through our different programs, projects and activities based clientele classification, to wit:
I. FAMILY AND COMMUNITY WELFARE PROGRAM – ALMA JOY A. ZAMORA,RSW
SWO II/ Focal Person
The program aims to provide assistance to socially disadvantaged families to develop their capabilities in
defining their needs and formulate solutions. To realize such, the following program and activities were
provided;
Program/Project/Activity Performance/Output indicator Amount/ Source of Fund
Expenditure
Pre-Marriage & Marriage 205 engage couples attended
Counseling Service counselling P20,000.00
265 Day Care Service Parent
Parent Effectiveness Service Group Officers from the Day
(PES) Care Centers attended P18,111.00 Family and Community
scheduled sessions Welfare Program -
Capacity Development
Meetings and
Support to
Drug Surrenderees after care 52 PWUDS attended and P112,000.00 Disadvantaged
completed CBRP sessions. Families
Family week celebration 7 Barangays participated in the
Search for Idol kong Pamilya P25,000.00
Family Survey on Risks and 1,500 vulnerable families
Vulnerability surveyed P47,400.00
Preparation of Social Case Study Issued Social Case Study Report
Report to 30 families P5,000.00
MBN/CBIS data survey Data gathered to 25 barangays 31,500.00
4 families were granted
Livelihood Assistance 10,000.00 each for income P40,000.00 P.E.A.C.E - Provincial
generating project Government
Parent Effectivity Seminar
Parent Effectivity Seminar
CBRP
CBRP
Livelihood Assistance Awarding
Search for Idol Kong Pamilya
Awarding
II. WOMEN WELFARE PROGRAM - JOANNE M. FELIPE, RSW
SWO III/Focal Person
The program’s objective is to promote the welfare of women who have limited opportunity for education,
livelihood and community participation. To obtain its goal, the following program and activities were delivered;
Program/Project/Activity Performance/Output indicator Amount/ Source of Fund
Expenditure
- Launched the celebration
through hanging of tarpaulin
- 25 women attended the P16,400.00
VAWC forum
Women's Month Celebration - Sponsored 2 women to
attend the “Juana Magsalita
Na” Public Speaking Skills
Training at PSWD
25 women gained knowledge
Skills Training and skills in Basic Hairdressing P42,250.00
and Manicure/Pedicure
- Launched the 18-day
campaign to End VAW
through unveiling of the
celebration piece and the
“Andito tayo para sa isa’t-isa
video” which participated in
by the LCE, Sangguniang Women Welfare
Bayan, Department Head and Program – Support to
VAWC/WEDC activities the different offices. Disadvantaged
Women
- Distributed VAW IEC
pamphlet in the different
P14,640.00
barangays
- Distributed advocacy shirts to
department heads and face
masks to employee to
promote awareness and
support the government’s
call to strengthen the anti-
VAW advocacy
- Joined in the Provincial
Campaign on Ending Vaw and
participated in the different
activities, to wit
3rd Place – Zumba online
Competition
4th place – Ending VAW Frame
Advocacy
Runner Up –VAW survivor Call
for Stories
Issuance of Solo Parent ID Issued ID to 22 Solo Parent P24,800.00
Livelihood Assistance 3 women were granted
10,000.00 each for income P30,000.00 P.E.A.C.E - Provincial
generating project Government
Women’s Month Celebration
Kick Off Ceremony
VAWC Forum
Women’s Skills Training
Awarding of Livelihood Assistance
18-day Campaign to End VAW
Unveiling of the Celebration Piece
18-day Campaign to End VAW
III. CHILD AND YOUTH WELFARE PROGRAM - XILCA MIGNONETTE D. POBRE
SWO I/Focal Person
The Program aims to provide activities to children and youth intended for the care, participation, protection
and rehabilitation to enable them to engage and ensure them to their total growth and development. Thus he
have set out programs and activities that will continually develop the full potential of our children; to wit;
Program/Project/Activity Performance/Output indicator Amount/ Source of Fund
Expenditure
ECCD orientation for BCPC 2 cluster orientation seminar 80,000.00
conducted to BCPC members
Provision of Learning Materials Provided learning materials to 70,000.00
children in the 29 Day Care
Centers
Provision of Honorarium, year- Provided honorarium, year -
end incentive and uniform end incentive and uniform
allowance to CDW and NCDC allowance to 29 Child 120,000.00
worker Development Workers
Conduct of Capability Building 2 training conducted to CDW 42,400.00
Child Development Centers & 1 Training on the Assessment
Workers Assessment tool was conducted to 29 Child 25,200.00
Development Centers and 8
private Preschools
Search for Child Friendly 3 Barangays participated in the 50,000.00 CHILD AND YOUTH
Barangay 1st Search for Child Friendly WELFARE PROGRAM -
Barangay activity CHILD AND YOUTH
- Launched the yearly CARE
celebration through hanging
of tarpaulin
- Conducted a Re-telling a
Story contest participated by
29 Child Development
Centers
Municipal Children's Month - Annual Culmination activity 30,000.00
conducted at BIATALS
- Annual State of Children’s
Address was delivered by the
LCE during the culminating
activity
-Participated in the Provincial
celebration and won 1st place
in the Re-telling a Story
Organization of PYA 10 PYA organized 9,000.00
Youth Enhancement Seminar 2 Sessions conducted to PYA
officers and members 42,500.00
Youth Camp 25 PYA participated all
activities
Skills training Sponsored 2 PYA to attend the
public speaking skills training
B-iskul 30 youth provided educational 40,000.00
assistance at P1,500.00 each
15 PYA participated in all
activities and won various 18,300.00
Provincial Youth Congress awards, to wit;
2nd place Poster Making Contest
2nd Place Slogan Making Contest
2nd Place Spoken Poetry
2nd Runner Up Search for Mr. PYA
Title – Search for Miss PYA
1103 Child Development P1,985,400.00 DSWD Field Office
Supplemental Feeding Children provided food packs 02
and nutribun
Youth Enhancement Seminar
PYA Organization
Municipal State of Children’s Address
2021
Children’s Month Celebration
B-ISKUL Payout
IV. ELDERLY AND PWD WELFARE PROGRAM - LHEA LYNN C. AUINGAN JOSEPHINE L.
GABAEN
AA III/Elderly Focal Person AAIII/ PWD Focal Person
The program aims to provide services on equal opportunities to elderly & PWD. Hence we have set out
programs and activities that will continually enhance their capabilities for them to attain a more meaningful and
productive life to wit;
Program/Project/Activity Performance/Output indicator Amount/ Source of Fund
Expenditure
Issuance Senior Citizen ID & Issued ID and booklet to 996 80,000.00
Booklet Senior Citizen
Seminar on graceful aging 50 Senior Citizen attended the 10,000.00
activity
Social Pension Information Encoded 4,627 senior citizen in 10,000.00
System 19 barangays
ELDERLY & PWD
Issuance of PWD ID & Booklet Issued ID and booklet to 94 10,000.00 WELFARE PROGRAM -
PWD
SERVICE TO ELDERLY
AND PWD
NDPR Week 100 PWD provided with energy 20,000.00
drink and Vitamin C
supplement in celebration of
the NDPR week
Financial assistance to Senior Provided P2,000.00 financial
Citizen ages 90-99years old assistance to 50 senior citizen 90,000.00
ages 90 -99 years old
Provided P2,000.00 financial
Local Social Pension assistance to 50 senior citizen 90,000.00
ages 60-89 years old
Provided P1,500.00 financial
Social Pension Distribution for assistance to 50 Person’s with 50,000.00
Indigent PWD Disability
10 Senior Citizen joined the
Provincial celebration and
participated in the different
Elderly Week activities, to wit; PSWD
- Consolation Prize - Chorale
Contest
- Consolation Prize - Daniw
Contest
5 PWD joined in the provincial
celebration and participated in
International Day Of Persons with different activities, to wit: PSWD
Disability -3rd place – Tiktokability on line
challenge
- Consolation Prize – Digital
Presentation Competition
NDPR Week
Local Social Pension
V. EMERGENCY WELFARE PROGRAM - ZENESTO B. ESTEBAN
AAII/Focal Person
The program aims to provide cash assistance to individuals/families who are hampered to function
normally and to provide food packs to individuals/families in exchange for their services during rehabilitation
activities. To obtain its goal, the following program and activities were delivered;
Program/Project/Activity Performance/Output indicator Amount/ Source of Fund
Expenditure
Aid in Crisis Situation (AICS) 35 walk-in and referred clients P99,500.00
were provided cash assistance
Food packs were given to the EMERGENCY
WELFARE PROGRAM
following number of clients 50,000.00
Emergency Food Assistance who were affected by the SUPPORT TO
INDIVIDUALS IN
pandemic, to wit
CRISIS SITUATION
142 packs – LGU
10 packs - Province
360 boxes - DSWD
Stockpiling of Food and Non- Food Prepositioned 500 food and 50,000.00
items non-food items
Provision of Vitamin Supplementation 333 underweight day care
for 3-4 years old children were given vitamin 9,324.00
supplement EMERGENCY
WELFARE PROGRAM -
COVID RECOVERY
Provision of school supplies and 1,103 Day Care Children were 20,000.00
ACTIVITIES
workbook to children enrolled in Day given school supplies
Care Center
Vitamin C Supplementation for 166 indigent Senior Citizen
Senior Citizen were given Vitamin C 10,000.00
supplement
VI. SPECIAL PROGRAMS MIRIAM F. PINAROC
MSWDO/Oversee
The program aims to provide developmental projects & service to individuals, families & communities. To
obtain its goal, the following program and activities were delivered;
Program/Project/Activity Performance/Output indicator Amount/ Source of Fund
Expenditure
Resource augmentation
Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino provided during MIAC P11,200.00
Program (4p’s) meetings and other 4P’s SPECIAL PROGRAMS -
activities SUPPORT TO 4Ps and
Resource augmentation SOCIAL PENSION
PROGRAM
Social Pension Program provided during the P22,400.00
distribution of cash assistance
to Social Pensioners
Livelihood Assistance Grant (LAG) Distributed seed capital P2,409,050.00 DSWD Field Office 02
Program assistance to 355 SAP
beneficiaries
Financial Assistance Distributed cash assistance to P375,000.00 PSWD- Bayombong
150 vendors @ P2,500.00
Provision of Vitamin Supplementation
for 3-4 years’ old
Provision of cash assistance
Stockpiling of Food Items
VII. GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT & SERVICES - CHARMAINE M. LUBONG
SWA/Oversee
This section aims to ensure that the office’s activities run smoothly and efficiently.
- Managed office supplies stock and placement of orders
- Organized filling system for important and confidential office documents
- Answered queries of clienteles and refer to program focal person concern and or to the MSWDO
- Maintained office calendar and schedule appointments
- Prepared reports and presentations, as assigned
Support Staff:
JEFFREY M. LICLICAN ROSALINA M. HIDLAO
Driver Utility Worker
ECCD Program
ROSES A. REMOLAZO LUZVIMINDA RAYALA
Child Development Teacher Child Development Teacher Assistant
VIII. MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
This program aims to strengthen the MSWD Workforce. It ensures that staff involved in the
implementation of the project/program has enough knowledge, skills and right behavior to perform assigned
functions, hence staff’s attendance to various capacity building and meetings has been considered, to wit;
Persons with Disability Quarterly Meeting
FTM Bayombong
February 16, 2021
Focal Person’s Meeting (Women and Livelihood Program)
Pasalubong Center, Bayombong
February 19, 2021
Orientation and Training on Philippine Registry for PWD Version 3.0 via Zoom
May 6, 2021
Orientation on R.A. 11222 via Zoom
May 13 -14, 2021
Knowledge Sharing Session/Orientation with Intermediaries
on Completed Social Technology cum Handling of CICL cases
Lotus Garden Hotel, Bayombong
June 23 -24, 2021
Training on DROMIC System and Action Planning via Zoom
July 13-14, 2021
Orientation on Unlad Kabataan Program via Zoom
July 13, 2021
Formulation of Local Nutrition Action Plan via Zoom
August 18-19, 2021
Conduct of Cascading Session /Orientation Workshop
on Monitoring of SWD Laws via Zoom
August 24, 2021
Training on Logistics Support and Warehouse Management via Zoom
September 15-17, 2021
Orientation on Sectoral Programs and Services
September 9, 2021
Overview on Creation of the Person with Disability Affairs
Division cum Action Planning
FTM, Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya
September 30, 2021
Virtual DSWD Implementation Program Review
October 21, 2021
Training on Parent Effectiveness Service via Zoom
October 28-29 and November 2, 2021
ALSWDOPI General Assembly via Zoom
November 17, 2021
Youth Immersion Outreach Program Post Conference via zoom
December 1, 2021
Orientation on the Implementation of Pantawid Pamilyang
Pilipino Program via Google Meet
December 2, 2021
Training-Workshop for CDWs cum Year-End Program Review & Planning
PSWD, Capitol Compound, Bayombong
December 7-8, 2021
IX. OTHER SERVICES
- Conducted psychosocial activities to 5 PWUDS who are under the Plea Bargain Program and 4 outpatient
at DOH Treatment and Rehabilitation Center (TRC)
- Prepared and submitted Assessment Report at the DOH Treatment and Rehabilitation Center of 4 PWUDS
for discharged.
- Conducted counselling service to 10 Children at Risks.
- Conducted assessment to 2 Children in Conflict with the Law and submitted Certification of Discernment
at the Regional Trial Court
- Conducted home visits to referred disadvantaged families for needs assessment
- Conducted family case work to dysfunctional families
-Conducted home visits and prepared and submitted 2 Parental Capability Assessment Report for child
custody at DSWD Field Office 02
OVERALL ASSESSMENT/CONCLUSION
The implementation of the agency’s mandate continues to be strong in general. Most of the target set
were fully met, others even more than the target set. There have been many challenges however the agency
was able to overcome it by communicating with team members, utilizing information technology solutions,
creative use of staff and flexible schedules and obtaining additional resources.
The MSWD Office is also proud to have resourceful and innovative staff, not to mention the vigorous
Municipal Social Welfare and Development Officer, who is terms of dedication to service and in search of
innovation and excellence. The staff are also resilient as they are able to adjust to inevitable events and load of
deliverables at hand moreover they are equipped with the necessary capacity building interventions.
Another contributing factor to the success of the agency’s mandate is the structure in place and the
working relationship remained to be strong in service of the clients. The vision, mission and goals and objectives
of the organization continues to be the center of its operation.
The MSWD Office warrants that all efforts are connected on the vision that every Bambangueῇo have
equal access to opportunities and to the mission of empowering individuals and families through developmental
programs, projects and services that will help them improved their quality of life.
Prepared by:
JOANNE M. FELIPE, RSW
Social Welfare Officer III/
Social Welfare Division Program Coordinator
Reviewed and Approved
MIRIAM F. PINAROC, RSW
Municipal Social Welfare and Development Officer
