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GENDER AND DEVELOPMENTACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT

JANUARY- MAY

2012

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ANNUAL GAD ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORTFY 2012

(January-May)Zamboanga City

Primary OfficeConcerned

Program/Activity/Project(1)

Gender Issue(2)

GAD Activity(3)

Results(4)

Cost(5)

Remarks(6)

City HumanResourceManagement Office

Conduct of Trainings /Seminar and LivelihoodGAD Sponsored Programs

Scholarship Programs

To equip participants’awareness on genderissues and livelihoodskills

January – March 2012 Training on

ResponsibleParenting

Seminar on SoloParents WelfareAct (RA 8972)

Marcha De lasMujeres

Women’sCongress

Reaching EveryBarangay: Issuesand Concern onPublic Health

April – May 2012

Refresher Courseon BarangayNutrition Programfor BarangayNutrition Scholars(Batch I & II)

January – May 2012

City GovernmentScholarship Program underOrdinance No. 332, s. 2008

Trained 49 participants

Trained 43 participants

1,500 women from allsectors participatedMarch 8, 2012

150 women leadersattended the congressMay 15, 2012

41 medicalpractitioners attendedsaid Training

Trained 86 BarangayNutrition Scholars

17 students availed thetechnical vocationalscholarship program

40,000.00

25,000.00

50,000.00

50,000.00

50,000.00

50,000.00

85,000.00

In coordination withthe following offices:

City HealthCity Social Welfareand DevelopmentCity AgriculturistLocal Council ofwomen and theGAD Focal PointCommitteemembers.

GAD ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORTFY 2012




Gender Issue(2)

GAD Activity(3)

Results(4)

Cost (Php)(5)

Remarks(6)

City Agriculturist Office Conducted trainings/seminarson GAD livelihood skills

To equip participants’with appropriateknowledge/technologyin livelihood skills forthe enhancement ofthe program.

Training on Meat Processingand Preservation.

Conducted in two (2) batches:1st batch-Pasobolong,

Zamboanga CityMay 3-4, 2012

2nd batch-Victoria Field Office,Zamboanga CityMay 10-11, 2012

Trained 36 RIC and 4-HMembers

Trained 37 RIC and 4-HMembers

P60,000.00 Accomplished Incoordination with theHuman Resource andManagement Office


(January-MayZamboanga City



Gender Issue(2)

GAD Activity(3)

Results(4)

Cost(Php)(5)

Remarks(6)

City Health Office I. Administrative Support

II.Health Services

1. Disease Prevention andControl Program

2. ComprehensiveMaternal and ChildHealth Program

3. Public Health Program

GADResponsive

GADResponsive

GADResponsive

• National Tuberculosis Program• Expanded Program of Immunization• Control of Diarrheal Diseases• Cardiovascular Disease Control

Program

• Prenatal Services• Delivery Services• Post Partum Services• Family Planning Services• Micronutrient Powder Mix

• Rabies Program• Health Education Campaign• Laboratory Procedures• Consultation Services (HealthCenters)• Dental services

102,500 patient/client served

Service delivered to womenand children

95,000 women and childrengiven maternal and childservices

25,170 children recipients in 98barangays of Zamboanga City

77,700.00 clients/served

1,250 patients attended

Suppliesexpenses

P 156,159.33

Drugs andMedicinesExpenses:P190,000.00

Medical/DentalLaboratorySuppliesExpenses:P 18,000.00

MDG-WorldFood ProgramFunded


(January- May)Zamboanga City



GenderIssue

(2)

GAD Activity(3)

Results(4)

Cost(Php)(5)

Remarks(6)

City Health Office

4.Health Emergency Program

5. Construction of New HealthCenter/Rehhabilitation andImprovement of HealthCenters

6.Capability Building

7. Office and otherSupplies

8. STI/HIV Program

9. Food Expenses

10. Training Expenses

11. Repair and Main-tenance of vehicle

GADResponsive

GADResponsive

GADResponsive

GADResponsive

• Treatments• Medical Missions to farflung

areas/island barangays

• Phil Health Enrollees

• Health Related Emergencies- Disease Outbreak (e.g. dengue)- Calamities, Floods, Fires

New Health Centers Constructed

Health Centers repaired/renovated

Training Expenses

For the use of the office for healthservices delivery

For use of Nutrition FeedingProgram

Training of health personnel andother staff

For use in health service delivery

(1) Public HealthEmergency attended

Sta. Maria Health Center

Vitali Lying-In Hospital

Reaching every barangayissues/concerns on PublicHealth

4,328 women and clientserved

200 children givenfeeding program in (10)health centers

P398,410.49

P4,868,104.32

P50,000.00

STD/HIV AidsProgram: P36,270.00

Food SuppliesExpenses:P107,528.00

P237,913.00

On-going

GAD Funded





Gender Issue(2)

GAD Activity(3)

Results(4)

Cost (Php)(5)

Remarks(6)

City Engineer’s Office Projects and Infrastructures Lack of health and daycare centers in farflung barangays

Health Centersconstructed/rehabilitated in

2012

Construction andImprovement of HealthCenters at BarangayTaluksangay, Sta. Maria andBaliwasan

3,175,532.32 Completed

Construction/Rehabilitation/improvement of Health Centerand Lying-in Clinic at Vitali

4,868,104.32 On-going

Construction andImprovement of HealthCenters at Barangay Tetuan,Patalon, Mariki, Talon-Talon,Sangali and Culianan

14,605,000.00 For implementation

Day Care Centersconstructed/rehabilitated in

2012

Construction/Rehabilitationand Improvement of DayCare Center at Barangay DelPilar Village, Mampang,Lumbagan,

512,353.23 On-going

Construction of Day CareCenter at BarangayTumalutab,Sunrise Village,Logoy Diutay, Mampang

1,278,000.00 For implementation





Gender Issue(2)

GAD Activity(3)

Results(4)

Cost (Php)(5)

Remarks(6)

City Social Welfareand DevelopmentOffice

A. A. Social WelfareB. Program

1.Family and CommunityWelfare

Provision of Socialwelfare Assistanceto disadvantagedFamilies andCommunities

Conducts training, andseminars, home visitation,intake, interview, counselingand house to house survey.

Sustenance/organization ofcommunity structures

Community VolunteersResource Development

Skills enhancement trainingfor day care workers

Trainors training onResponsible Parenting

Seminar on Solo ParentsWelfare Act (RA 8972)

52 Barangay CouncilFor the Protection ofChildren sustainedand followed upFunctionality

52 sectoral groupsustained/organized.

25 mobilizedcommunity serviceduring disaster

60 volunteers of daycare workers

63 parents/volunteers

45 Solo Parents

ExternalResources

ExternalResources

ExternalResources

ExternalResources

P40,000 GADFund

P40,000 GadFund

GAD ResponsiveJanuary-March 2012










Gender Issue(2)

GAD Activity(3)

Results(4)

Cost (Php)(5)

Remarks(6)

Empowerment Reaffirmationof Parental Abilities Training(ERPAT)

373 fathers andcaregivers

ExternalResources


Enhanced ParentEffectiveness Service

1836 parents andcaregivers gained

knowledge on effectiveparenting

ExternalResources


Social Services for SoloParents

317 Solo Parents ExternalResources


Responsible ParentingMovement

35 sessions ExternalResources


2. Women WelfareProgram

Provision oftemporary shelter andother social welfareinterventions toabused, exploited anddisadvantagedwomen.

Conducts intake interview,home visits, rescue,counseling,.

Temporary shelter for abused and batteredwomen and their children

Provide psychosocial,paralegal, educational,spiritual enrichment,socio-cultural activities

23 new cases women

10 previous years carriedover

8 new cases

6 old carried over

Internal andExternal

Resources






Gender Issue(2)

GAD Activity(3)

Results(4)

Cost (Php)(5)

Remarks(6)

Provision of SocialWelfare Interventionsto disadvantagewomen in thecommunity

Community participation skillsdevelopment

1,,232 women ExternalResources


Maternal and Child Care SkillsDevelopment

1,567 women ExternalResources


Self-Enhancement SkillsDevelopment

1,302 women ExternalResources


Practical Skills Develpment 30 women ExternalResources


Provision of SocialWelfareinterventionstotrafficked andpotentially trafficsurvivors

Assist the task forces in therescue, interception of trafficvictim survivors

Homevisit, assessment andnetworking with GO’s andNGO’s

Integration, Recovery and aftercare services

5 potentially trafficvictims

9 cases


Assist the seabased Anti-Trafficking Task Force (SBATT)on the assessment of overseaspassengers bound for Malaysia

350 passengers GAD ResponsiveJanuary-March 2012




Program/Activity/Project

(1)

Gender Issue(2)

GAD Activity(3)

Results(4)

Cost (Php)(5)

Remarks(6)

3. Youth andChildrenWelfare

Provision of Day CareServices to pre-schoolers

Pre-schoolers attended Day CareServices 6,613

10,009 pre-schoolers GAD ResponsiveJanuary-March 2012

Supplemental feeding in Day CareCenters

10,009 pre-schoolers DSWDfunded


Supervised Neighborhood PlaySNP

3 groups ExternalResources


Implementation ofUNLAD KabataanProgram

Peer Group Services 1,411 disadvantagedand out of school

youth

ExternalResources


Provision of TemporaryShelter to street andother disadvantagechildren at risk

Conduct intake interview,counseling, training, seminars,homelife, values and spiritualenrichment and educationalassistance

288 street childrenprovided temporaryshelter at the SocialDevelopment Center

Rugby Children andchild abused casesincluded

InternalFund


Provision of temporaryshelter to children inconflict with the law.

Conduct intake interview,counseling, training, seminars,homelife, values and spiritualenrichment, paralegal and referralservices.

7 female

11 male

InternalFund






(1)

Gender Issue(2)

GAD Activity(3)

Results(4)

Cost (Php)(5)

Remarks(6)

Referral to City Government forscholarship

43 Technical VocationalScholarship grant tohigh school graduates

InternalFund


Provision of SocialWelfare Services toCourt Related Cases(Community Level)

Psychological, Paralegal andaftercare services

15 males10 are provided

educational assistance

2 dismissed

1 bail bond

InternalFund

ExternalFund


Paralegal and psychologicalservices served at ZCRC

18 boys

2 girls

ExternalFund


Advocacy to youths ofreproductive age

Reproductive Health AdolescentFertility Orientation

9 sessions

10 sessions

ExternalFund


4. Emergency andother SocialWelfare Services

Provision of emergencyassistance to families indistress disaster or incrisis situation

Provides financial assistance toindividual in crisis situation

Medical assistance

Provides burial assistance toindigent families

Relief/ food assistance

153 families/individualreceived financial

assistance

569 individuals

415 families

241 families/individuals

InternalFund

InternalFund

InternalFund

InternalFund






(1)

Gender Issue(2)

GAD Activity(3)

Results(4)

Cost (Php)(5)

Remarks(6)

5. Persons withDisability WelfareServices

Provision of socialwelfare to persons withdisabilities

Conduct intake interview, homevisitation, counseling, caseworkservices and referral services

63 registered andassessed

51 issued PWD IDs

6 referral for PhysicalRestoration andmedical services

Internal andExternal

Resources


Establish linkages withgovernmentorganization and non-governmentorganizations forsustainability of itsprograms and services

Persons with disabilities andother sectoral group

4 organizations with255 members

ExternalResources






Gender Issue(2)

GAD Activity(3)

Results(4)

Cost (Php)(5)

Remarks(6)

Office of the CityMayor

Medical Assistance forMarginalized Sector

To providemedicalassistance

Provision of medicalassistance

1,095 benefitedmedical assistance

997,886.59 January-April,2012

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