TABLE OF CONTENTS

PART 1 – BARANGAY PROFILE

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Vision/Mission 4
Official Seal and Meaning 5
History 6
Appointed Barangay Officials (1989-1992) 7
Elected Barangay Officials (1992-1994) 7
(1994-1997) 8
(1997-2002) 8
(2002-2007) 9
(2007-2010) 9
(2010- Present) 10
Purok Profile 11
Demographic Profile
Historical Population Growth 13
Population Distribution by Age, Group and Sex 13
Population Distribution by Size of Household 14
Urban Population Distribution by Sex 14
Population Distribution by Civil Status 14
Population Distribution by Highest Educational Attainment 15
Population Distribution by Employment Status 15
Population Distribution by Cultural Ethnic Affiliation 15
Population Distribution by Mother Tongue/Dialect Spoken 16
Environment and Natural Resources Profile 16
Economic Profile
Number and Type of Commercial Activities 19
Famous Land Marks 20
Fiesta and Festivals 21

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Social Profile
Formal Education 23
Non-Formal Education 23
Health 23
Barangay Nutrition Profile 25
Most Common Diseases in Barangay by Rank 25
Immunization Records 26
Family Planning Receptors 26
Existing Health and Nutrition Project/Programs 27
Day Care Program Services 27
Youth 29
Shelter 29
Basic Facilities/Utilities 34
Solid Waste & Sanitation 34
Organizations/Civil Society Group 35
Physical Profile
Existing Land Use 36
Travel Distance to or from RH2 by Land in Kilometer 36
Existing Infrastructure Facilities/Utilities 37

PART 2 – STRATEGIC PLAN

Institutional/Development Administration Sector Profile 38

Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction Management Committee 39
Barangay Council for the Protection of Women & Children 40
Barangay Peace and Order Council 41
Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Council 42
Strengths, Weakness, Opportunities and Threats 42

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Goals and Objectives
Social Development Sector 43
Economic Development Sector 43
Infrastructure Development Sector 43

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Environment Sector 44
Development Administration Sector 44
Issues and Concerns
Social Development Sector 45
Economic Development Sector 47
Infrastructure Development Sector 47
Environment Sector 48
Development Administration Sector 48
Waste Management Sector 49
Local Development Investment Program 50

PART 3 – MAPS AND ANNEXES

Rosary Heights 2 Vicinity Map

Map of Puroks
Purok Dapdap
Purok Jasmin
Purok Katahimikan
Purok Maligaya
Purok Paraiso
Purok Pinagsamahan
Purok Salvacion
Purok Sampaloc

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 VISION

With the help of the Almighty Father, we envisioned Barangay

Immaculada Concepcion – Rosary Heights 2 to become an environment friendly
community, empowered by a good camaraderie among Barangay Officials and
constituents, with established source of cooperative livelihood for the
constituents, enjoying access to infrastructure support and equitable social
services and business opportunities.

MISSION
(1) Infrastructure Development
(2) Barangay Economic Enterprise
(3) Equitable Social Services

SLOGAN
“Kasangga sa Pag Unlad”

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 OFFICIAL SEAL AND MEANING

This official seal was designed in June 2, 1999 encircled with 8 rays
of the sun which represents each major purok namely:
Puroks Sampalok, Dap – Dap, Maligaya, Paraiso, Pinagsamahan,
Katahimikan, Salvacion and Jasmin .

In the upper left quadrant, you will A bird is shown in the upper right
find the Immaculate Conception quadrant which signifies freedom
Cathedral situated in the heart of and peace between and among the
the city from where our barangay constituents of our barangay.
was named after.

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In the lower left quadrant, you find a The Zodiac Libra in the lower right
satellite signal of a radio station. It is quadrant signifies equality and justice in
considered as a landmark holding its title which the constituents of the barangay
as the first radio station in the Mindanao are treated fairly and supports the
and will remain as the pride of the principle that no one is above the law.
Barangay.

HISTORY
Leaping back through history, it was in 1970 that the City Government of Cotabato had
fixed the boundaries of its barrios: Poblacion, Bagua, Rosary Heights, Kalanganan, and
Tamontaka by virtue of Ordinance No. 44 series of 1970.

Years passed and the population growth in Barrio Rosary Heights and Cotabato City in
general has grown uncontrolled especially after the war of the 1970’s. People from the war
torn municipalities migrated to the city. Then, the 6th Sangguniang Panglunsod of the city
enacted legislation particularly SP Ordinance No. 104 creating additional 32 barangays in the
city making a total of 37 barangays. Hence, Barrio Rosary Heights was further subdivided
into fourteen barangays and one of them is Barangay Rosary Heights 2. This law was
enacted in 1988.

The area of Barangay Rosary Heights 2 begins at the common point of the Dorotheo
and Moreno estate and NDU campus; hence at the back Notre Dame of Cotabato for boys
going to Quezon Avenue and Notre Dame Avenue.

The enactment of the Local Government Code of 1991 provided more powers and
responsibilities to the barangays as a local government unit. One of the provisions in the
code is the election of Barangay Officials. Hon. Paulino Dacanay had been the first appointed
Barangay Captain of Rosary Heights 2 together with Barangay Kagawads: Blas F. Untal,
Henry Paniango, Cesario Coraza, Emeliano Moambing, Domingo Ibanez, Thelma Alonso and
Flora Sabanal. These public servants struggled for perfection of their magnanimous craft
towards the development of this barangay. It was not an easy job since this was a period of
transition, the first reign of the new creation. They never had an office of their own but used
a portion of the house of the Barangay Captain as their temporary office where they can
exercise their noble undertakings. Courage and commitment had kept them going for 6
years.

In 1992, the Local Government Code of 1991 which created the Sangguniang
Kabataan (SK) throughout the country was to be implemented after strong battle of voices
of young brilliant minds and unstained youth leaders. Consequently, Jonathan Cortez
became the first Sangguniang Kabataan Chairman of Rosary Heights 2 together with the
following SK Kagawads: Jonathan Acosta, Arleen Cahayag, Gladys Grace Gomilla, Mae Belen
Coraza, Annabelle Patao and Ferdinand Sarmiento. They had various projects which basically
benefitted the welfare of the youth and were named as among the outstanding SK’s of the
locality.

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 In May 1994, the second barangay election was held. Then Kagawad Domingo Ibanez
conquered the supreme authority over Rosary Heights II together with the Barangay
Kagawads: Cesario Coraza, Flora Sabanal, Henry Paniango, Gilbert Tinapay, Raymund Bactad,
Norma Morales and Ismael Usop . The first Rosary Heights II barangay hall was built. New
barangay roads and streets had been opened, some concreted. They continued their service
until 1997.

In 1996, the second Sangguniang Kabataan elections were held. Roberto Lucito was
called for office. It was in this year that Ordinance no. 906 Series of 1996 was enacted which
established the name barangay Immaculada Conception.

In June 1997, Blas F. Untal formally took the chairmanship after winning the election.
He became the 3rd Barangay Chairman of Immaculada Conception and rightfully fulfilling his
duty as the head of this barangay. Barangay kagawads Jonathan Cortez, Henry Paniango,
Cesario Coraza, Ismael Usop, Jose Jaimie Bautista Jr., Akmad Abas and Dennis Dacup did
their share of the responsibility.

In December 8, 1998, the first ever Synchronized Barangay Fiesta was loudly cheered
and joyfully celebrated. The completed fully furnished barangay hall was inaugurated, being
the most elegant in Cotabato City at this time.

After the July 15, 2002 election, Hon. Blas F. Utal for the second time won the seat as
the punong barangay of Rosary Heights II together with barangay kagawads : Cesario
Coraza, Jonathan Cortez, Akmad Abas, Jervis Visitacion, Nilda Orig, Arleen Acosta and
Macario Arances and elected as SK chairwoman was Blare G. Untal. Mon. Jervis Visitacion
voluntarily resigned as barangay kagawad last 2005 due to his appointment in Air
Transportation Office (ATO). Until last February 2006, Joyce Visitacion-Puno, his sister, was
appointed as Barangay Kagawad to replace him.

The following shows the list of Barangay Officials both appointed and elective from
the year 1989 to present:

(1989-1992)

PUNONG BARANGAY: Hon. Paulino Dacanay

BARANGAY KAGAWADS:
 Blas F. Untal
 Henry C. Paniango
 Cesario R. Coraza
 Emiliano L. Moambing
 Domingo L. Ibañez
 Thelma Alonzo
 Flora B. Sabanal

BARANGAY SECRETARY : Lilibeth V. Dacanay

BARANGAY TREASURER : Heidee P. Jerao

(1992-1994)

PUNONG BARANGAY: Hon. Domingo L. Ibañez

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BARANGAY KAGAWADS:
 Blas F. Untal
 Henry C. Paniango
 Cesario R. Coraza
 Emiliano L. Moambing
 Domingo L. Ibañez
 Thelma Alonzo
 Flora G. Sabanal

1St Sangguniang Kabataan Chairman Elected: Jonathan S. Cortez (1992-1996)

SK KAGAWADS:
 Jonathan P. Acosta
 Arleen C. Cahayag
 Gladys C. Gomilla
 Mae Belen B. Coraza
 Annabelle Patao
 Ferdinand P. Sarmiento

(1994-1996)

PUNONG BARANGAY: Hon. Domingo L. Ibañez

BARANGAY KAGAWADS:
 Cesario R. Coraza
 Flora B. Sabanal
 Henry C. Paniango
 Gilbert L. Tinapay
 Raymund E.Bactad
 Norma L. Morales
 Ismael I. Usop

BARANGAY SECRETARY: Anna Delia Pillas

BARANGAY TREASURER: Heidee P. Jerao

(1996)

2nd Sangguniang Kabataan Chairman Elected: Roberto Lucito Jr.

(1997-2002)

PUNONG BARANGAY: Hon. Blas F. Untal

BARANGAY KAGAWADS:
 Cesario R. Coraza
 Henry C. Paniango
 Jose Jaime M. Bautista
 Akmad I. Abas
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  Jonathan S. Cortez
 Dennis P. Dacup
 Ismael I. Usop

BARANGAY SECRETARY: Bella R. Tansiongco

BARANGAY TREASURER: Lolita D. Malit

(2002-2007)

PUNONG BARANGAY: Hon. Blas F. Untal

BARANGAY KAGAWADS:
 Cesario Coraza
 Jonathan S. Cortez
 Akmad I. Abas
 Joyce Visitacion Puno
 Nilda B. Orig
 Arleen C. Acosta
 Macario A. Arances

SK Chairperson: Blare Untal

BARANGAY SECRETARY: Azenith T. Machan
BARANGAY TREASURER: Elmer S. Angeles

(2007-2010)

PUNONG BARANGAY: Hon. Blas F. Untal

BARANGAY KAGAWADS:
 Christopher Anthony Coraza
 Elmer S. Angeles
 Jose C. Paniango Jr.
 Tulondatu K. Piang
 Job C. Dela Cruz
 Danilo B. Gordocillo
 Nilda B. Orig

SK Chairperson: Kaycee T. Carlon

BARANGAY SECRETARY: Azenith M. Angeles

BARANGAY TREASURER: Alfred Kristofferson K. Mangulabnan

2010 - 2013

PUNONG BARANGAY: Hon. Jonathan S. Cortez

BARANGAY KAGAWADS:

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  Hon.Nilda B. Orig
 Hon.Tulondatu K. Piang, Sr.
 Hon. Christopher Anthony G. Coraza
 Hon. Elmer S. Angeles
 Hon. Jose C. Paniango Jr.
 Hon. Marilyn Y. Secuban
 Hon. Blas F. Untal

S.K. CHAIRMAN: Hon.Tulondatu G. Piang Jr.

BARANGAY SECRETARY: Timothy Joseph C. Paniango (Dec. 2010 – June 2011)

Judith D. Acuril (July 2011 – present)

BARANGAY TREASURER: Alvin F. Copreros (Dec. 2010 – Dec. 2011)

Monalisa S. Kasim (Jan. 2011 – present)

2013 - 2017

PUNONG BARANGAY: Hon. Christopher Anthony G. Coraza

BARANGAY KAGAWADS:
 Hon. Danilo B. Gordoncillo
 Hon. Jose C. Paniango, Jr.
 Hon. Verner D. Simon
 Hon. Cecile C. Dulahim
 Hon. Marilyn Y. Secuban
 Hon. Helen T. Alix
 Hon. Elmer S. Angeles

BARANGAY SECRETARY: Judith D. Acuril

BARANGAY TREASURER: Monalisa S. Kasim

2018 up to Present

PUNONG BARANGAY: Hon. Christopher Anthony G. Coraza

BARANGAY KAGAWADS:
 Hon. Helen T. ALix
 Hon. Cecile C. Dulahim .
 Hon. Nilda B. Orig
 Hon. Job c. Dela Cruz
 Hon. Anna P. Simon
 Hon. Tulondatu K. Piang
 Hon. Marilyn Y. Secuban
 Johnny T. Curitana - IPMR

BARANGAY SECRETARY: Judith D. Acuril (2018-2019)

Mario C. Secuban (2020)
Jenny Lyn P. Dela Cruz (2021-Present)
BARANGAY TREASURER: Monalisa S. Kasim
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SK Chairman Jeric C. Visitacion

PUROK PROFILE

The eight (8) Puroks of the Barangay:

NAME OF PUROK PUROK LEADER

Purok Paraiso Mr. Wilson A. Suan
Purok Maligaya
Purok Pinagsamahan Mr. Francisco Gecosala
Purok Salvacion Mr. Ernesto Areola
Purok Sampaloc Ms. Elizabeth Enerio
Purok Jasmin
Purok Katahimikan
Purok Dapdap Mr. Edgar Dela Cruz

PUROK JASMIN - is located along Notre Dame Avenue corner Moreno Drive. It has an
estimated area of more or less two (2) hectares with a land classification of residential,
commercial and institutional.
Almost half of the area is occupied by squatters where majority of the houses are
made up of light materials like wood, while the remaining ones are made of concrete.
Commercial area is composed of apartments, warehouse and canteen/store and even hotel
such us the Vision Inn.
In terms of accessibility, Purok Jasmin has circuit roads around the area. But if we
look into the inner part of the purok, we can see that it is also swampy and low lying. The
purok do not have a garbage collector. Garbage can be seen everywhere. Alleys and
pathways are also too narrow. Ninety Five Percent (95%) of the residents are informal
settlers.

PUROK DAPDAP - is located in the northern part of Barangay Rosary Heights 2 particularly at
the back of Notre Dame of Cotabato Incorporated, formerly Notre Dame of Cotabato Boys
Department. This is the smallest purok in terms of land area. It only measures more or less 1
hectare. Boundaries of the area are as follows: In the north by Purok Sampalok, in the south
by Bormaheco drive. In other east by Purok Pinagsamahan and Sinsuat Avenue in the west.
There are no social infrastructure facilities available in this area like purok center, day
care center, playground etc. thus people in this purok tend to depend to the nearby puroks
to avail of these facilities. The area before is swampy but due to the successful take out of a

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lot acquistion project with the government, the beneficiaries initiated the filling up of their
area and developed their area into a livable residential site.

PUROK SAMPALOC - is located in the west part of Barangay Rosary Heighs 2, Immaculada
Conception Cotabato City. It is a typical Christian community, formely swampy area and
partially earth filled particularly located under the overpass and stairway in Sinsuat Avenue.
Rosary Heights 2 Barangay Hall and health center is located in this purok. The purok
has social infrastruture facilities, both educational and recreational. It has a day care center,
basketball court and place for prayer- chapel.

PUROK PINAGSAMAHAN- is located at the west part of Notre Dame University. Majority of
the residents are Christian followed by Islam and Buddhism. In the data gathered, there is a
total number of 68 household composed of 269 individual living in the purok. A big portion
of the land is owned by Notre Dame University /Oblates of Mary Immaculate and were
leased to its faculty and employees. Majority of the household heads are employed, mostly
in Notre Dame University the houses in this purok are made of a combination of wood and
cement. Most o Residents of these purok are mostly employed at Notre Dame University
since the lots The area are somehow cemented although there are some parts which is also
swampy and low lying.

PUROK PARAISO - is located along Sinsuat Avenue from fly over to DXMS/DXOL and
Cathedral. The area is open space swampy and low lying. It is composed of estimated 2
hectares, 178 residents and 45 households. Houses are made up of light material and there is
few which is concrete made. 95% of the residents are Christian and 5% are composed of
different tribe. It has a chapel used for prayer. Reflexology therapy is the major source of
income of the residents. They have the CVO as organization which is very active, and
Kalinisan Program to maintain cleanliness of the purok. Until now the lot is declared as
Alonzo Property.

PUROK KATAHIMIKAN - Although this purok is situated in the heart of an urbanized city, it
occupies a swampy area. It is owned by private citizens. The houses in this purok are very
crowded. It has a total number of 109 households including five (5) vacant houses. There are
325 registered voters in this purok. Their houses are made of wood and cement. Most of the
residents are Informal Settlers who built houses in privately owned lots.

PUROK SALVATION – is located along Quezon Avenue (Parang Road) up to Angel Bacani
Street. Of the eight puroks, Purok Salvation is considered as highly commercialized due to
the presence of commercial establishments such as: Emergency Hospital, Restaurant, Clinics,
Stores, Hardware and Honda Motor Parts. But in the inner portion of the area, it is a
swampy, low-lying residential area with dead end at LCT residence/compound. Majority of
the houses are made of light materials, a few are made of concrete. They have their own
chapel because majority of the residents are Catholic. The Alonzo Family owns a big portion
of the lots in the Purok.

PUROK MALIGAYA - is located between Purok Salvation and Purok Paraiso. It is exactly at
the back portion of Notre Dame Social Action Center Gymnasium. They have their own

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chapel for prayer and basketball court that serves as recreational and pass time. The area is
somehow swampy and watery; houses are composed of light materials, although they have
the drainage system still they are affected by flood during rainy season. Majority of residents
are Catholic and 5% of the total population are Moros. Last February 5, 2008 there was
conflagration in the area which caused the transfer of the occupants in other areas in the
city causing a reduction in population. There were 16 houses that were burned and 40
families were affected. A Clean Up drive which is conducted every month is one of the social
activities in the area. People in this Purok walk their way in going to the city as it is located
very near the town proper.

DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE

HISTORICAL POPULATION GROWTH:

YEAR OF CENSUS
INDICATOR
1990 1995 2000 2007 2011 2019 Source
NSO
Total No. of 4,480/ PopCen/
5,319 5,406 5,829 4,375 4,441
Population 7, 201 Barangay HH
Survey
Computed at
Total No. of
950 1,001 1,127 931 953 1421 Average HH
Household
size
Average HH size 5.6 5.4 5.17 4.7 4.7 NSO PopCen

The Barangay first disaggregated population was in Population Census 1990 with a total of
5,319 individuals and a household population of 950 families computed at the average
household size of 5.6.

POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY AGE GROUP, BY SEX:

BARANGAY HOUSEHOLD SURVEY as of December 2021

Age (year) Male Female Total

0-11 mos.
1-2
3-5
6-12
13-17
18-59
60 above

Source: Barangay Household Survey as of December 2021

Table above indicates that based on the unofficial and partial census of Population in
2011, Barangay Immaculada Concepcion has a total population of 7,201 which is distributed
as: 2,687 male and 2,974 female. Ages (20-24) has the highest population of 728, Population
at ages 75 & above is the last in the rank with 30.

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POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY SIZE OF HOUSEHOLD (HH)
As of 2011

SIZE OF HOUSEHOLD No. of Household % DISTRIBUTION

2-4 Members 1,099 95.00
5-6 29 3.00
7-8 15 1.00
9 and above 12 1.00

The table shows that 95% of the household population has 2-4 members; only 1% of the
household has 9 members and above.

URBAN POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY SEX

As of 2011

CLASSIFICATION
TOTAL
URBAN 4,480
No. of Household 953

Source : CPDO

The table above shows that Barangay Rosary Heights 2, being classified as an urban
Barangay has a total population of 4,480 and a household population of 953 in 2011.
The average household size is 4.7.

POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY CIVIL STATUS

AS OF 2021

CIVIL STATUS NO. OF POPULATION % TO TOTAL POPULATION

SINGLE 2,033 38.48
MARRIED 3,070 58.12
SEPARATED/DIVORCED 59 1.11
WIDOW 43 0.82
WIDOWER 46 0.88
TOTAL SOLO PARENT 31 0.59

The table above shows that for the civil status in the Barangay in 2011, married people has
the highest population of 3,070 followed by single of 2,033 while solo parent is the lowest at
31.

POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY HIGHEST EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

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 NO. OF POPULATION % TO
LEVEL OF EDUCATION
MALE FEMALE POPULATION
Elementary Level 629 632 1,261
Elementary Graduate 386 417 803
High School Level 865 901 1,766
High School Graduate 704 700 1,404
College Level 607 617 1,224
College Graduate 232 280 512
Vocational 35 20 55
Master’s Degree 6 5 11

The table above shows that the highest educational attainment in the Barangay is high
school level at 1,766 while the lowest is those with Master’s Degree.

POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY EMPLOYMENT STATUS

As of 2011

INDICATOR NO. OF POPULATION

Employed 3,115
Unemployed 2,168

The table above shows that in 2011, there are 3,115 employed people in the Barangay while
unemployed registered at 2,168.
Source: Barangay RH 2 files

POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY CULTURAL/ETHNIC AFFILIATION

As of 2011

ETHNIC GROUP NO. OF POPULATION % DISTRIBUTION

1. Tagalog 878 15.77
2. Cebuano 1,757 31.55
3. Ilongo 981 17.61
4. Chavacano 67 1.20
5. Ilocano 71 1.27
6. Maguindanaon 227 4.08
7. Maranaws 46 .83
8. Iranon 41 .74
9. Tirurays 58 1.04
10 Bisaya 1,139 20.45
11.Waray 44 .79
12.Tausug 26 .47
13.Bol-anon 62 1.11
14.Bilocano 45 .81
15.Siquikrornon 78 1.40
16.Pampangueno 37 .66
17.Manobo 12 .22

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The table above shows that in RH 2, the highest cultural/ethnic affiliation is Cebuano with
1,757 followed by Bisaya with 1,139 while the least are Manobo.

POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY MOTHER TONGUE/DIALECT SPOKEN

DIALECT NO. OF POPULATION % DISTRIBUTION

Maguindanaon 125 2.29
Maranaw 33 .61
Tagalog 2,589 47.53
Bisaya/Cebuano 1,756 32.24
Ilongo 769 14.12
Chavacano 49 .90
Ilocano 60 1.10
Others 66 1.21

The table above shows that the major dialect spoken in Barangay RH 2 is Tagalog followed
by Bisaya/Cebuano. There are only 33 residents who speak Maranaws.

ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES PROFILE

Climate - The Barangay is experiencing two (2) types of season, the dry season which
stretches from November to April and the wet season which is relatively experienced
from May to December.

Temperature - The annual temperature of the Barangay is similarly the same

throughout Cotabato City. The warmest month is on April while the coldest months
are in January and August

Slope and Elevation - Barangay Rosary Heights 2 belongs to slope range of 0% to 8%

which is flat to undulating. It is below sea level and is always swampy. Flooding
occurs with moderate and heavy rainfall. Some areas in the Barangay have stagnant
water. Water in most areas does not discharge to an outlet.

Soil Type and Soil Suitability - Soil type is classified as faraon clay. This type of soil is
suitable for limited cultivation if handled with care due to problems of fertility, very
rapid permeability and low moisture holding capacity, for urban complex, soil
management practices. Development requires very careful and complex soil
utilization practices.

Drainage refers to the frequency and duration when soil is free of saturation. Soil
drainage condition refers to the ability of the soil to retain water in an indefinite
period. The soil type in Rosary Heights 2 is not capable of retaining excess water and
at the same time water is not adequately drain.

ECONOMIC PROFILE

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The Dalmacios Restaurant and Rodtrak Auto Service located Along Quezon Avenue.

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 The LBC Express and Ala King Lechon Manok located along Quezon Avenue.

INCOME OF THE BARANGAY:

2009 2010

Barangay IRA 1,557,894.00 1,864,463.30

Tax share from City Govt 114,000.00 114,000.00
City Govt. Subsidy 1,000.00 1,000.00
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TOTAL 1,672,894.00 1,979,463.30

The Income of the Barangay in 2009 and 2010 reached more than a million mark. Sources
come from the Internal Revenue Allotment from the National Government and Real
Property Tax Share and subsidy from the City Government. The Barangay is also a recipient
of grants and aids from other sources such as Congressional Development Fund and DPWH
Infrastructure Fund

NUMBER AND TYPE OF COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES:

COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY NUMBER

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 Groceries/ Sarisari Stores 69
Boarding House/ Dorms/ Apartments 89
Car Shops 5
Motorcycle Shops 2
Machine Shop/ Repair Shop 2
Food Vending/ Carenderia 20
Restaurant 2
Hotel/ Lodging House 2
Boutique 2
Bakery/ Bakeshop 1
Radio Station 1
Hog Raising 15
Art Signs 1
Recreation Center 3
Trisikad 30
Internet Café 6
Lending Institution 1
Surplus Center 1
Dress Shop/ Tailoring 4
Hospital/ Clinics 13
Cargo Forwarder 3
Lechon House/ Slaughterhouse 2
Warehouse/ Hardware 10
Barber Shop/ Parlor 1
Building Lessor 11
Pharmacy 2
Art Sign 1
Dental Laboratory 3

FAMOUS LAND MARK:

NAME OFESTABLISHMENT/PLACE LOCATION

Fly-Over Purok Sampaloc, Sinsuat Ave.
Cathedral(ICC) Quezon Avenue
DXMS – DXOL Quezon Avenue

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CATHEDRAL -

the biggest Catholic Church in the city is
located at the corner of Sinsuat Avenue and
Quezon Avenue. The Barangay has been
renamed in honor of the Immaculate
Conception.

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OBLATE MEDIA CENTER which houses
the radio stations DXMS and DXOL is
located along Sinsuat Avenue Corner
Quezon Avenue beside the Cathedral.

The FLYOVER links the Barangay from

the National Highway going to the
College Area, Poblacion 4.

FIESTA AND FESTIVALS

The following Fiesta, Festival and other major activities are celebrated in the
Barangay:

Immaculate Conception Fiesta (December 8)

The patroness of Cotabato City, the feast of the Immaculate Conception is held
from the first day of December and it is marked by trade fair, musical presentations,
cultural presentations, drums and bugle corps contest and the nightly novena mass in
honor of the patroness.

Our Lady of Fatima Fiesta (October13)

The patroness of Purok Jasmin, the feast of the Our Lady of Fatima is held from
the fourth day of October and it is marked by ballgames, dancing and singing
contest, parlor games and the nightly novena prayer in held in honor of the
patroness.

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Araw ng Kutabato (June 12-25)

It is the biggest celebration in all Cotabato City’s festivals. It commemorates

the city’s charter anniversary. Officially commencing on Independence day (June 12)
and ends on June 25 ( Barangay Foundation Day), the two weeks merry making is
dotted with events like agri -aqua product showcase, exhibits of photographs and
artworks, sports and traditional games and other modern day athletics are played.
Crowning the celebration is the selection of the city’s fairest maiden in Mutya ng
Kutabato search and the mammoth civic/ military and cultural dance parade dubbed
as the Lilang-lilang Festival.

Araw ng Barangay (June 25)

It is the celebrations of 37 Barangays in the city. This is the conclusion of the Araw
ng Cotabato. The outstanding volunteers and citizens of the Barangay were awarded
and given recognition after the civic parade.

Annual Summer Sport’s and Socio-Cultural Festival

It is the leading celebration during the days where the youth are not in class.
The young people are the primary over. Different sports and traditional games are
played. Diverse socio-cultural festivities are held where resident’s hidden talents and
skills are shown and revealed. The topmost of it is the crowning of the gorgeous
gentleman and smart and elegant maiden in Mr. and Miss Summer Search.

SOCIAL PROFILE

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 NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL OF COTABATO CITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, INC. - is the
only school in the Barangay. It caters primary pupils.

FORMAL EDUCATION:

List of School in your Barangay (Primary, Secondary, College) :

Number Number
Number
Name of Schools (Private, Location/ of of Number of Private/
of
Public) Address Teacher School Classrooms Public
Enrollees
s Building
PRIMARY: ELEMENTARY Cathedral 8 12+8 2200 Private

According to the table presented above, there is only one private elementary school
located in Rosary Heights 2 with 20 classrooms and a total of 2200 enrollees.

NON-FORMAL EDUCATION:

ACTIVITY No. of Classes No. of Beneficiaries

Water Hyacint Weaving,bagmaking 3 Saturdays 25
Reflexology MWF 200 per session

The table shows that there are only two (2) identified Non Formal Education Activities in the
Barangay

HEALTH:
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Number of Health Facilities:

Health Total OPERATED BY Services

LOCATION
Facilities Number Private Gov’t. Provided
1. Health Centers 1 Purok Sampaloc,
X
R.H.2
2. Hospitals 1 Purok Salvacion,
X
R.H.2
3. Medical Clinics 1 Purok Maligaya,
X
R.H.2
4. Dental Clinics
5. Dental laboratory
6. Reflexology Cathedral Physical
x
Services Compound therapy

Based on the table above, Rosary Heights 2 has six (6) kinds of health facilities.
Emergency Hospital and Medical Services located at Purok Salvation which is privately
operated are the main health facility, which serves not only the residents of Barangay but
also its neighboring places.

Cotabato Medical Plaza, a private medical clinic located along Quezon Avenue caters
to out-patients not only of Cotabato City but the neighboring municipalities as well.
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Cotabato Medical Specialist Hospital and Medical Clinic located at Quezon Avenue a
private run hospital is classified as a primary hospital.

Household with Access to Sanitary Toilet Facilities:

Toilet Facilities No. of Population

Flush type/ Water sealed 1,056
Communal Toilet 73

The table above shows that most of the residents use a flush type/water sealed
sanitary facility. There are 73 residents who are using communal toilet.

BARANGAY NUTRITION PROFILE:

Number of Identified Barangay Workers :

KIND TOTAL NUMBER NAME

1. Nurse None None
2. Midwife 1 Emma Jane D.Nacional
3. Hilot (Trained) None None
Consolacion Yunsal
Marites Colinares
4. Brgy. Health Worker (BHW) 4
Terisita Asbi
Daphne Kalon
5. BNS 1 Ma.Milanimfa Laureño
6. Street Educators 1 Ma. Teresa Inot
Anna Simon
7. Day Care 3 Michelle Santero
Karen Aguinaldo

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 8. Barangay Service Point Offr. 1 Arcely Jore

The Barangay workers are composed of one (1) midwife, four (4) Barangay Health Workers,
one (1) BNS, one (1) Street Educator, three (3) Day Care Workers, one (1) Barangay Service
Point Officer.

Most Common Diseases in the Barangay by Rank:

Common Diseases Rank No. of Deaths

Upper Respiratory Tract Infection 1 None
Tuberculosis 2 None
High Blood Pressure 3 None
Sore Eyes 4 None
Skin Disease 5 None

UTI or upper respiratory tract infection is the most common disease in Barangay Rosary
Heights 2, followed by tuberculosis, high blood pressure, sore eyes and skin diseases
respectively. However, there is no record of deaths based on the diseases as presented in
the table above.

Immunization Records:

Jan. Dec. 2010

MALE FEMALE TOTAL
IMMUNIZATION
1. BCG 28 26 54
2. DPT1 55 51 106
3. DPT2 42 52 94
4. DPT3 43 46 89
5. OPV1 53 51 104
6. OPV2 42 52 94
7. OPV3 43 46 89
8. HEPA B1 35 34 69
9. HEPA B2 40 54 94
10. HEPA B3 49 52 101
11. Measles with Vitamin A 52 47 99
12. Fully Immunized Child 50 41 91

Family Planning Receptors:

METHODS MALE FEMALE TOTAL

1. Pills 912
2. DMPA 61
3. LAM 535
Pregnant Women 111
T.B. Symptomatic 24

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 Period Covered 2009

 Total no. of Children ages 0-6 years old :

 No. of Children weighed (0 - 6 yrs. old) : 295
weighed in January, 2011
 No. of Children identified as:
Under weight : 88
Severely malnourished : 4
Normal : 176
Overweight : 31

Existing Health and Nutrition Project/Programs:

Target % Accomplishment Person/Agency

Projects/Programs
Beneficiaries Responsible
HEALTH
Immunization 187 70% RMH,BHW,BNS/CHO
Control of Diarrheal Diseases No cases of
Actual cases RHM,BHW/CHO
(CDD) Diarrhea
Family Planning Services(FPS) 1,004 65% RHM,BSPO/CHO
National Tuberculosis
TB Symphonic 80% RHM,BHW/CHO
Program(NTP)
NUTRITION
Supplemental Feeding
Nutrition Classes
Vitamins Supplement 1,029 92% RHM,BHW,BNS,BSPO
Others, specify

Health wise, immunization has been conducted to 187 beneficiaries, Family Planning
Services (FPS) to 1,004 beneficiaries. National Tuberculosis Program (NTP) was held
and vitamins. Supplement was administered to 1,029 beneficiaries.

DAY CARE PROGRAM/SERVICES:

NAME OF NO. OF
LOCATION TYPE OF Land
DAY CARE CHILDFREN
(Exact Address) STRUCTURE Ownership
WORKER(S) SERVED
Purok Sampaloc Concrete Brgy.Owned Karen Aguinaldo 39
Purok Jasmin Concrete Gov’t. Anna P. Simon 40
Purok Katahimikan Semi concrete Borrowed Michelle Santero 30

The table above shows that there are three (3) permanent Day Care Centers in the
Barangay, two of which are built in concrete structure, the other one is semi
concrete. These three Day Care Centers cater a total of 109 students.
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 PUROK JASMIN DAYCARE CENTER

PUROK KATAHIMIKAN DAY CARE CENTER

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 PUROK SAMPALOC DAY CARE CENTER

YOUTH
(15-30 years old)

No. of Youth 15-30 years old by Status

STATUS BY SEX
Age In-school Out-of-school Working Youth
MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE
15-16 526 564 7 2 2 2
17-21 462 504 66 27 72 23
22-30 321 351 62 18 331 431
TOTAL 1,309 1,419 135 47 405 456

The age bracket 22-30, working youth registered the highest youth population of 405 male
and 456 female; while the in school youth registered 321 male and 351 female

SHELTER:

EXISTING HOUSING PROJECTS/PROGRAMS IN BARANGAY

NAME OF SECTOR NO. OF CONTACT PERSON

HOUSING PROJECT PRIVATE GOVT. BENEFICIARIES
Dapdap CMP/Sc 64 Edna Abuan
ICCUPAI CMP 65 Danilo Guerra
Sto.Niño CMP 20 Herculina Estacio
SAMAPA CMP 559 (target) Mercilyn Am-is
Purok Jasmin 159 Amelia Bolofer
LIBRA HOA CMP 70 Reynaldo Yunsal

*CMP = Community Mortgage Program

*SAMAPA = Salvacion, Maligaya, Paraiso Homeowners Association
*ICCUPAI = Immaculada Conception Urban Poor Association

There are five (5) Housing Projects in this Barangay namely: DAPDAP with 64 beneficiaries;
ICCUPAI with 65 beneficiaries; STO. NINO with 20 beneficiaries; SAMAPA with 559 target
beneficiaries; PUROK JASMIN with 159 beneficiaries.

Household Distribution by Ownership of Property:

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 TYPE OF
PROPERTY OWNER TENANT ISF
Lot 207 371 551
House 948 181 -
% Distribution

By ownership of property, there are 207 people who are lot owners, 371 tenants, and 551 are
squatters. As to homeownership, There are 948 people who owned a house, while 181 are
tenants.

Household Distribution by Type of Dwelling and Construction Materials:

Type of Const.
Mixture of Residential and
Materials
Residential/Commercial
Light Materials 209 structures
WOOD
Combination of
Wood and 352 structures
Concrete
Concrete
135 structures

There are 209 buildings made up of light materials such as Wood; 352 buildings made up of
combination of wood and concrete; 135 buildings made up of concrete.

Depressed Area:

No. of Families by Type of Disaster Prone Area

Type of Disaster Prone

Location No. of Families
Area
Flood Prone Purok Paraiso, Maligaya and
Sampalok
Residing at Creeks
Residing at Road Right
of Way
Residing at Cliff
Fire Prone areas Purok Dap – Dap 86
Purok Sampalok 86
Purok Paraiso 37
Purok Katahimikan 131
Purok Jasmin 139
Purok Maligaya 38

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Flood Prone Areas are Puroks Paraiso, Maligaya, and Sampaloc. Fire Prone Areas are
Dapdap, Sampaloc, Paraiso, Katahimikan, Jasmin and Maligaya.

The upper photo shows students and professor of the Graduate School of
NDU pose with Barangay officials at Purok Jasmin.

The basketball court and day center are shown in the lower photo.

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Pathways at Purok Jasmin are shown above.

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The upper photo shows a concrete road at Purok Sampaloc which connects the
National Highway to Barangay Rosary Heights 2. This road leads to Notre Dame
Avenue.

The 2 photos above shows some sites in Purok Pinagsamahan.

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 An undeveloped road at Purok Dap - Dap.

BASIC FACILITIES/ UTILITIES:

Household Distribution with Access to Basic Services:

BASIC SERVICES No. of Households Served % Distribution

1. Electricity 900 95%
2. Water
Source : CCWD 935 99%
Underground Spring Not yet developed
Others, specify
3. Telephone:
3.1 Barangay Hall 1 unit
3.2 Community 30%
4. Transportation
Trisikad – 30
registered
Habal Habal- 7 units

The table above indicates that majority of the households has an access to basic services like
electricity and water. There are 30 registered trisikad and 7 habal habal units which are
mostly used as made of transportation. Other highlights of services are the presence of the
DXOL/DXMS a FM/AM radio station serving Cotabato City and Central Mindanao.

SOLID WASTE AND SANITATION:

Household Distribution by Type of Garbage Disposal:

TYPE No. of Households

Receptacle at Pick up Point 80% of the total HH
Burning 25% of the total HH
Others: throwing elsewhere 10% of the total HH

Barangay Rosary Heights 2 has a designated pick up point located at Purok Sampaloc
located near the Barangay Hall particularly at the right bottom end of the flyover. The
disposal of garbage starts at 6:00 PM to 8:00 pm where the constituents bring their wastes
to the designated pickup points after which it is being collected by the City Government
from 4:30 AM to 7:30 AM.

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About 50% of the residents still practice the four o’clock habit of burning dried leaves and
plants. In this way, they help get rid of mosquitoes which are prevalent in the Barangay due
to their present sanitation condition.

By March 1, 2011, the Barangay shall implement a new system wherein they are going to hire
3 Barangay workers which will serve as Garbage Collector, Sanitary Inspector and a Garbage
Fee Collector. The Garbage collector shall be the one to collect garbage daily through
collecting them house to house with the aid of a trisikad. The Sanitary Inspector will conduct
house to house visit to see to it that the residents are properly following the rules on
segregation of wastes. He shall also see to it that the collector gathers all the garbage. Then,
the garbage fee Collector will collect P1.oo per household per day as payment for the
garbage collection in the Barangay.

ORGANIZATIONS/CIVIL SOCIETY GROUP:

Name of Civil Society Organization/Urban Poor Association/

Civic Organization in our Barangay.

NAME OF No. of Location/Address of

Contact Person
ORGANIZATION Members Establishment
Purok
ICCUPAI 65 Mr. Danny Guerra
Sampaloc/Dapdap
LIBRA HOA 72 Mr. Reynaldo Yunsal Purok Sampaloc
Sto. Niño Urban Poor Mrs. Herculana Estacio Purok Jasmin
WEAVES 300 Mrs. Reylinda Paniango Purok Sampaloc
Senior Citizen 65 Mrs. Alminda Bulatao Purok Sampaloc
Aliño St. Peace
24 Rolly Chiong Purok Salvacion
Community
Fly Over Riders Asso. Mr. Felix Pascual Purok Sampaloc
AMAHAN Mr. Wenceslao Salig Purok Sampaloc
IGSUON Hon. Marilyn Secuban Purok Dapdap
KISLAP Hon. Marilyn Secuban Purok Dapdap
Purok Jasmin/
JASKAT HOA
Purok Katahimikan
OUT OF SCHOOL YOUTH Mr. Kevin Ramas Purok Sampaloc

These are the existing active organization in the Barangay.

PHYSICAL PROFILE
Land Area : 28 hectares
Boundaries :
North: Open Road at Dapdap Subdivision
West: Road at the back of ND Boys to Bormaheco Drive
East: Notre Dame Avenue
South: Quezon Avenue

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 EXISTING LAND USE:

LAND CLASSFICATION LAND AREA (in %)

Residential 53%
Commercial 25%
Agricultural 0%
Institutional (Gov’t.) 2%
Institutional (Private) 15%
Open Space/riverbanks/National
5%
Park/Mini Park

Barangay Rosary Heights 2 is geographically located at the center of the City. About 53% of
its area is classified as residential, 25% as commercial while17% is used as institutional.

TRAVEL DISTANCE TO OR FROM ROSARY HEIGHTS II BY LAND, IN KILOMETER

DISTANCE FROM DISTANCE m/kms

Old City Hall/ Downtown Area 750 m
Immaculate Conception Cathedral Parish 500 m
Cotabato City Mega Market 1 km
Notre Dame University 500 m
Cotabato City State Polytechnic College 1 km
Notre Dame of Cotabato, Incorporated 750 m
Notre Dame RVM 1 km
CCHS Main Campus 1.2 km
CCHS- Rojas Site 1 km
CCHS- Notre Dame Village 3.5 kms
Cotabato Medical Specialist Hospital 500 m
Cotabato Puericulture Center 750 m
Cotabato Regional and Medical Center 4 kms
Notre Dame Hospital 4.3 kms
Dr. P. Ocampo Hospital 2.5 kms
People’s Palace “New City Hall” 4.5 kms
Office of the Regional Governor(ORG- ARMM) 3 kms
Awang Airport 8 kms

EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES/UTILITIES:

NO. OF
FACILITIES/UTILITIES LOCATION/ADDRESS KILOMETERS/LAND
AREA/FLOOR AREA
Barangay Hall Purok Sampaloc 1 storey- 70 sq.m.

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Total length of Concrete Roads
(Nat’l)
City
Moreno Drive (Flyover) Purok Sampaloc 100 m
Total length of Brgy Earth Roads
Multi purpose Pavement Underneath the flyover 100m
Multi purpose Pavement Purok Jasmin Basketball
70 m
court
Total length of gravel Roads-Nat’l.
City
No. of Basketball Court- 1 Purok Jasmin 150 sq.m.
Full court (rough) Purok Maligaya 300 sq.m.
Half court (rough) Purok Sampaloc .70 sq.m.
Purok Dapdap 70 sq.m.
Purok Pinagsamahan 70 sq.m.
No. of Multi-purpose Bldg. Purok Jasmin 30 sq.m.
No. of Playgrounds none
No. of Street Lights Brgy wide ±500 units
Flood Control & Drainage Purok sampaloc 40 lm.
Flood Control & Drainage Purok Dap-dap 80 lm.
Flood Control & Drainage Purok Sampaloc/ 500 lm
Pirok Pinagsamahan
Purok Maligaya 100m
Wooden Foot Bridge Purok Maligaya 25m.
Wooden Foot Bridge Purok Dapdap 50 m
Concrete Pathways Purok Katahimikan 60 m
-do- Purok Dapdap 75 m.
Purok Sampaloc 50m.
Purok Jasmin 60m
Purok Salvacion 75 lm.

Purok Paraiso 80 m

These are the existing infrastructure facilities with their corresponding locations and
number of kilometers/number of land area or floor area.

INSTITUTIONAL/DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION SECTOR

PROFILE

The Sangguniang Barangay of Immaculada Conception is composed of the following

with the corresponding chairmanship of the different sectoral committees:

Hon. CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY G. CORAZA

Punong Barangay

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 BARANGAY COUNCIL:

Hon. DANILO B. GORDONCILLO

Chairman – Health & Environment/Peace and Order

Hon. JOSE C. PANIANGO, Jr.

Chairman - Finance, Ways and Means

Hon. VERNER D. SIMON

Chairman - Infrastructure and Transportation Development

Hon. CECILE C. DULAHIM

Chairman - Youth and Elderly

Hon. MARILYN Y. SECUBAN

Chairman - Social Services

Hon. HELEN T. ALIX

Chairman - Tourism and Industry

Hon. ELMER S. ANGELES

Chairman - Cooperative and Housing

Other Barangay Officials include:

JUDITH D. ACURIL
Barangay Secretary

MONALISA S. KASIM
Barangay Treasurer

BARANGAY DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

Hon. CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY G. CORAZA

Chairperson
Hon. DANILO B. GORDONCILLO
Vice - Chairperson

WORKING GROUPS
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 COMMITTEES LEADERS MEMBERS
1. Hon. Elmer S. Angeles
Hon. Christopher Anthony G.
Prevention and Mitigation 2. Hon. Verner D. Simon
Coraza
3. Hon. Cecile C. Dulahim
1. Roderick Sta. Ana
Preparedness Hon. Danilo B. Gordoncillo 2. Wilson Suan
3. Mario Secuban
1. Lito Macion
Response Hon. Jose C. Paniango, Jr. 2. Ernesto Areola
3. Ricky Alad
1. Edgar dela Cruz
Rehabilitation and Recovery Hon. Verner D. Simon 2. Tranquilino Enerio, Sr.
3. Wenny Manco
1. Judith D. Acuril
Communication Hon. Cecile C. Dulahim 2. Monalisa S. Kasim
3. Ma. Teresa Inot
1. Henry Paniango
Fire Hon. Elmer S. Angeles 2. Kamlon Aragasi
3. Rodolfo Ong
1. Emma Jane Nacional
Medical Hon. Marilyn Y. Secuban 2. Marites Colinares
3. Daphne Kalon
Security Rodolfo Ong 1. All Barangay Tanods
1. Arcely Jore
Supply Hon. Helen T. Alix 2. Anna Simon
3. Roberta Culanag
1. Alvin Pua
Transportation Hon. Danilo B. Gordoncillo 2. Victor Delumbar
3. Ulyssis Simon
1. Ruel Ansag
Damage Control Hon. Jose C. Paniango, Jr. 2. Junrey Alcosiba
3. Ruel Cuario
1. Romeo Iyog
2. Alfredo Martin
Disaster Relief Hon. Verner D. Simon
3. Abdulgani Gumagaban
4. Rudy Daguman
1. Robert Benidect Soliva
2. Helen Cornelio
Evacuation Hon. Cecile C. Dulahim
3. Marlon Arguilles
4. Benjie Lambos
1. Paul Cansi
2. Joey Sarmiento
Rescue Hon. Marilyn Y. Secuban
3. Jerico Ty
4. Jun Kamid
1. Hon. Verner D. Simon
Hon. Christopher Anthony G.
Warning 2. Hon. Helen T. Alix
Coraza
3. Wilson Suan

BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN

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 Hon. CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY G. CORAZA
Chairperson
Hon. MARILYN Y. SECUBAN
Co - Chairperson
MS. JUDITH D. ACURIL
Secretary

WORKING GROUPS/COMMITTEE
Team/s Leaders Members
1. Child and Women Hon. Danilo B. Gordoncillo 1. Herminia A. Navarro
Survival 2. Marites F. Colinares
3. Consolacion G. Yunsal
4. Daphne T. Kalon
5. Arcely L. Jore
6. Emma Jane S. Nacional
(Barangay Midwife)
2. Child Protection Hon. Helen T. Alix 1. Ma. Milanimfa B. Laureño
2. Vicky I. Culanag
3. Illuminada S. Ocso
4. Consolatrix S. Cortez
5. Maria S. Libosada
6. Rolando N. De Paz
7. Luzminda Y. Aroa
8. Armie S. Cansi
9. Hilda S. Asuncion
10. TANOD’s / CVO’s
3. Child Development Hon. Verner D. Simon 1. Wilson A. Suan
2. Tranquilino Enerio, Sr.
3. Ernesto Areola
4. Bella R. Tansiongco
5. Lela B. Ulobalang
6. Aracelie B. Cabales
7. Kamlon I. Aragasi
8. Romulo E. Suñas
9. Noel B. Bello
4. Education Hon. Jose C. Paniango, Jr. 1. Erlinda D. Lampitco
2. Jeanette A. Gaudiano
3. Adela M. Alfonso
4. Alminda J. Bulatao
5. Henry C. Paniango
6. Arleen C. Acosta
7. Mario C. Secuban
5. ECCD Hon. Marilyn Y. Secuban 1. Anna P. Simon
2. Michelle T. Santero
3. Kareen L. Aguinaldo
4. Corazon N. Macalib-og
5. Monalisa S. Kasim

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 6. Judith D. Acuril
6. Child Participation Hon. Cecile C. Dulahim 1. Norielo A. Bulaclac, Jr.
2. Janus C. Paniango
3. Desiree Y. Sisiban
4. Noel John P. Pascual
5. All Youth Leaders
6. Catherine Y. Sisiban
7. Ryan Mark Y. Sisiban
7. CICL & VAWC Case Hon. Elmer S. Angeles 1. Ma. Teresa B. Inot
Management 2. TANOD’s / CVO’s
3. Lupon Members

BARANGAY PEACE AND ORDER COUNCIL

Chairman: Hon. CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY G. CORAZA

Punong Barangay

Members: Hon. DANILO B. GRDONCILLO Barangay Kagawad

Hon. CECILE C. DULAHIM Barangay Kagawad
HENRY C. PANIANGO Lupon Member
TRANQUILINO A. ENERIO, Sr. Lupon Member
RODOLFO ONG Chief Tanod
JEANETTE GAUDIANO Public School Teacher
NILDA D. TRONGCO Public School Teacher
LINDA LAMPITCO Inter-Faith Group Representative
ALMINDA J. BULATAO Senior Citizen Representative

BARANGAY ANTI DRUG ABUSE COUNCIL

Chairman: Hon. Christopher Anthony G. Coraza - Punong Barangay

Vice-Chairman: Hon. Danilo B. Gordoncillo - Committee on
Peace & Order
Members: Hon. Cecile C. Dulahim - Committee on Youth
& Elderly
Rodolfo Ong - Chief Tanod
Jeanette Gaudiano - Public School
Teacher
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 Desiree Sisiban - NGO Representative
Anna P. Simon - Day Care Teacher
Monalisa S. Kasim - Barangay Treasurer
Danny Guerra - ICCCUPAI HOA
President
Reynaldo Yunsal - LIBRA HOA President
Adela Alfonso - Chapel Leader

STRENGTH, WEAKNESS, OPPORTUNITIES & THREATS

STRENGTH: Accessibility of the Barangay to social and economic

facilities/central business district.

WEAKNESS: Majority of the land area is low lying, swampy.

OPPORTUNITIES: Barangay is perceived to become a residential hub

where 90% of the residential areas shall be owned by
the occupants.

THREATS: Flooding, fire prone areas, stagnant water

GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

Social Development:

Over - All Goal: To enhance the delivery of basic health services and
facilities to the constituents of Barangay Rosary
Heights 2.

Objectives:
1. To implement the clean and green program of the
government.
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 2. To be a drug-free Barangay.
3. To provide basic education to children 3-6 years of age
through the Day Care Services.

Economic Development:

Over - All Goal: To at least improve the quality of life of constituents

for a self-sufficient community in the future.

Objectives:
1. Establishments or formation of cooperatives
2. To conduct livelihood trainings within the Barangay
3. To decrease unemployment rate.
4. To empower women by making them productive

Strategies:
1. Linkages with the government and private agencies in
charge with the livelihood trainings.
2. Capability building seminars.
3. Encourage the residents to engage in commercial activities
or to put up sari sari stores, bigasan, etc.

Infrastructure Development:

Over - All Goal: To improve the delivery of basic infrastructure facilities

and utilities.

Objectives:
1. To maintain and improve Barangay roads/streets.
2. Improvement of drainage system.
3. To open new roads/continue the newly opened roads.
4. Enhance accessibility.
5. To minimize criminalities in the area.
6. To invite business opportunities.
7. To promote youth sports activities.
8. To develop camaraderie among constituents especially
among young people.
9. To promote a healthy environment.

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Environment Sector:

Over - All Goal: To improve and enhance the environmental situation of

Barangay Rosary Heights 2.

Objectives:
1. To provide and construct drainage system to the low lying
areas of the Barangay.
2. To provide proper solid waste disposal to include
segregation transport and disposal/receptacle.
3. To construct material recovery facility to the Barangay for
proper solid waste management.
4. To construct road widening in the fire prone areas for
accessibility during disaster.
5. To conduct orientation, awareness program on the
dengue prevention.
6. To introduce a systematic approach in waste handling,
storage, disposal, transport in the entire Barangay.

Development Administration Sector:

Over - All Goal: To develop capability building program for the Barangay.

Objectives:
1. To enhance awareness of the Barangay constituents in the
risks of disaster.
2. To enhance skills of Lupon members and Purok leaders on
Katarungang Pambarangay.

3. To educate Barangay constituents and Barangay Officials

on gender and development.
4. To develop the skills of Barangay leaders in governance.

ISSUES AND CONCERNS

Social Development Sector:

ISSUES & PROBLEMS No. of Affected Families Location

Along the highway of NDBC –
Peace and order problems Whole community of RH2 DXMS, fly – over, Quezon
Ave., to corner ND Ave.,
Problem on drug addiction, Purok Maligaya, Dap – Dap
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juvenile delinquency and
prostitution
Alcoholism Purok Sampalok, Maligaya
Growing incidence of
Purok Jasmin
gangsterism
Lack of sports facilities Rosary Heights 2
Public Disturbance Purok Jasmin, Sampalok
Absence of sports program
Early marriages Purok Jasmin, Katahimikan
Lack of education
coordinators and para-
teachers.
Lack of classroom and multi-
purpose halls and basic
facilities for education
purposes.
Increasing number of school
drop outs.
Proliferation of squatters
due to in-migration.
Inaccessible potential
socialized housing sites.
High cost of land
development.
Insufficient private sector
participation in housing
development.
Lack of seed capital to
sustain city initiative social
credit for housing program.
Presence of gambling – lotto,
last two, tong-its and Rosary Heights 2
mahjong

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Limited financial support to 80 elderly persons Barangay wide
the Office of the Senior
Citizens Affairs.
Lack of medicine/medical 80 elderly persons Barangay wide
support to Senior Citizens
Absence of basic health
program focus on Senior
Citizens.
Absence of livelihood 80 elderly persons Barangay wide
programs focused for Senior
Citizens who are still
productive.
Limited area for expansion of
social infrastructure facilities
Limited space for existing
health center
Insufficient medicine and Purok Katahimikan, Jasmin,
medical supplies Maligaya and Paraiso
Rehabilitation and/or
improvement of Day Care
Centers.
Upgrade Day Care Centers
Learning Tools, furniture,
etc.
Periodic upgrading of
personnel development of
volunteers.
Limited space for Barangay
Consultations
Limited financial support to
persons with disabilities.
Insufficient livelihood
program focused to persons
with disabilities.

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 Economic Sector:

ISSUES & PROBLEMS No. of Affected Families Location

Lack of livelihood skills and
200 families 8 Puroks
training
Absence of Cooperative/
Women beneficiaries Barangay wide
Capital
Insufficient income 940 families Barangay wide
Unemployment 700 families Barangay wide
Lack of capital for small
200 families Barangay wide
businesses

Infrastructure Sector:

ISSUES & PROBLEMS Affected Areas Location

Purok Jasmin, Katahimikan,
Narrow roads 5 puroks Pinagsamahan, Paraiso & Dap –
Dap
Purok Sampalok, Pinagsamahan,
Lack of access roads 5 puroks Salvation, Dap – Dap &
Katahimikan
Lack of street lights Barangay wide 8 Puroks
Lack of road opening –
2 puroks Purok Salvation & Sampalok
continuing program
Purok Paraiso, Dap – Dap,
Lack of sports facilities 5 puroks Salvation, Pinagsamahan &
Katahimikan
Drainage Problem Barangay wide 8 Puroks
Absence of parks and In front of Barangay Hall at Purok
Purok Sampalok
playgrounds Sampalok
Lack of multi-purpose buildings

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Environment Sector:

ISSUES & PROBLEMS No. of Affected Families Location

Drainage canal, lack of
drainage system in the low 700 – 800 families 8 Puroks
lying areas
Lack of proper waste
disposal system which
700 – 800 families 8 Puroks
includes segregation and
transport of garbage
Construction of MRF
(material recovery facility)
800 families 8 Puroks
which includes waste
receptacle for every Purok
Lack of awareness and
discipline on the solid waste 900 families 8 Puroks
management system
Road opening and widening
600 families Purok Jasmin & Katahimikan
in fire prone areas
Dengue awareness
800 families 8 Puroks
prevention program
Provide proper waste
disposal for livestock raising 600 families 8 Puroks
and hog raising

Development Administration Sector:

No. of Affected
ISSUES & PROBLEMS Location
Persons/Families
Absence of training on
Barangay wide 8 Puroks
disaster preparedness
Absence of Seminars on
50 leaders Barangay Hall or other venue
Leadership Training
20 Lupon Members,
Lack of training on
Barangay Officials and Purok Barangay Hall
Katarungang Pambarangay
Leaders
Lack of Gender and
Barangay wide Barangay Hall or other venue
Development Seminars
Absence of a Consciousness
Raising Seminars/Trainings
for Basic Gender Population
(specifically on rights, unity,
50 leaders Barangay Hall or other venue
different laws and policies
affecting them, gender
sensitivity trainings and
political educations, etc.)
Unorganized BDC Barangay Government Center
Absence of an emergency
center for women in crisis
situation.

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Limited funds for livelihood
projects for Basic Gender
Population (DAP, Solo
Parents, Women in Difficult
Circumstance, Parents of
Children in Difficult
Circumstance)
Skills trainings conducted in
the past are not leading to
industry development.

Waste Management Sector:

ISSUES & PROBLEMS No. of Affected Families Location

Lack of political will from the
Barangay government to
Barangay wide
implement the Solid Waste
Management Program.
Lack of discipline among
Barangay residents on
Barangay wide
proper waste disposal and
management.
Solid Waste Management
Program is not prioritized by
the Barangay LGU.

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 LOCAL DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PROGRAM (LDIP)

LIST OF PROGRAMS, PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES

TIME FRAME/SOURCE OF FUND

PROGRAMS, PROJECTS & DESCRIPTION/ESTIMATED
LOCATION YEAR
ACTIVITIES PROJECT COST
1 2 3 4 5
Purok Dap - Dap below
Construction of 2 units of 20 sq. the stairs and between x x
Establishments of additional
m. structure P60,000.00
outpose (CVO's) Purok Katahimikan and
each
Purok Salvation city fund
(1) Purok Paraiso, Jasmin
and Maligaya x
Strengthening/Merging of CVO's Merging of CVO's
(2) Purok Dap - Dap and
Sampalok city fund
Barangay wide with
Patrolling and monitoring of x x x x x
Police visibility courtesy visit to the
police in the Barangay
Barangay Hall City PNP
Drug Symposium
(1) Organization of out of x x x x x
Formation of youth organiza-
school youth tions,drug dependents will be
(2) Referral for rehabilitation send to rehabilitation cneters and Barangay wide
to secure assistance from PDEA x x x x x
center
during surveillance activities.
(3) Surveillance activity x x x x x

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 TIME FRAME/SOURCE OF FUND
PROGRAMS, PROJECTS & DESCRIPTION/ESTIMATED
LOCATION YEAR
ACTIVITIES PROJECT COST
1 2 3 4 5

x x x x x
Mortuary for Senior Citizens Multi - sector within RH2

privately initiated

x
Profiling on elderly FSCAP data of members Barangay Hall, RH2

Barangay initiated
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
(1) Advocacy on responsible Symposium/Counselling for
parenting role Out of School Youth
(2) Sports activities for out of OSWDS/Barangay Resolution/
school youth Ordinance
(3) Advocacy for adolescents
(4) Preventive measures on alco-
holism, gansgsterism and
public disturbance
(5) Regulate internet services
(especially for children)
(6) Advocacy on responsible dog Regulatory policies on
owner vaccines (anti-rabies)
(7) Referral of dogs to CVO for Assembly for pert owners and
pounding inventory of dog owners
(8) No. of dog owners
(9) Passage of a resolution Barangay Budgetary Funds

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 PROGRAMS, PR

WOMEN
(10) Expansion o
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PROGRAMS, PR

Construction of

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PROGRAMS, PR

Dengue awarene
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PROGRAMS, PR

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In tensif y th e colle
P roperty Tax of

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