Unang Hakbang Foundation

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Unang Hakbang Foundation

2010 / 2011


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Who we are

Our visionChildren growing into mature and productive

individuals, inhabiting a caring society of

empowered and empowering communities

Our mission

Helping children in poor urban communitiesrealize their potential, expand their life options,and grow into empowered and empoweringadults


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Our Strategy

We establish

centers and safeplaces for

children from verypoor urban

communities.

UnderAralKalinga, we

provide tutorial

support for in-school childrenand alternative

educationservices for out-

of-school childrenand youth.

UnderBuhayKalinga, we

promote

programs thatbuild self-esteem,develop skills and

our childrensethical and

spiritualformation.


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Aral Kalinga

Tutorials

FunctionalLiteracyClasses

AlternativeLearningSystem(ALS)

Peerteaching

STEP-Up:Computer

literacyclasses


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Ave. Attendance at Tutorials: Past

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

Jul-09 Aug-09 Sep-09 Oct-09 Nov-09 Dec-09 Jan-10

Total Registered Active Participants


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Ave. Attendance at Tutorials: Goal

-

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

As of Jan 2010 As of Jun 2010 Jul 2010-Mar 2011

Total Registered Active Participants


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Academics Goal

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

January 2010 June 2010 March 2011

All grades 80% and up 80% ave. w/ 70s


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Ave. Attendance, Other Classes: Goal

- 50 100 150 200 250

Values Formation/Life Skills

Cathecism & Mass



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Other Milestones

As of June 2010 As of March 2011

Will Graduate 12 23

Will Proceed to HS 12 23

Will take A&E examination 2

Will pass A&E examination 2

Assisted in getting summer

job 4


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A&E Candidates, 2010

Monching, 16 years old,Grade V at Nueve de

Febrero ElementarySchool.

Marjie, 13 years old,Grade IV at Nueve deFebrero ElementarySchool.


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Ave. Attendance, ALS: Past

0

50

100

150

200

250

Total Registerd Active Participants


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Ave. Attendance & Performance, ALS: Goal

-

50

100

150

200

250

300

As of Jan 2010 As of Jun 2010 Jul 2010 - Mar 2011

Total Registered Active Participants Modules Completed


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Academics: A&E Test Goal

-

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

2008 2009 2010

Examinees Passers


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Peer Tutoring: Outcomes/Goals

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50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

As of Jan2010

As of Jun2010

Jul 2010 - Mar2011

Total PossibleParticipants

Actual Participants

Batang Guro

Munting Teacher


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STEP-Up: Outcomes/Goal

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50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

As of Jan 2010 As of Jun 2010 Jul 2010 - Mar 2011

Total Possible Learners Actual Learners Graduates


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Buhay Kalinga

Pakikipagkapwa

Pagpapahalaga

Kaayusan sa katawanKaayusan sa kilos at pag-

uugali

Kaayusan sa kalooban

Pagsasarili

Work

Living

Participation


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Pakikipagkapwa: Kwentuhang Bata

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100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800


Readers Community Children


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Pakikipagkapwa: Child-To-Child Help Line

Community child protection systemleveraging on participation of childrenthemselves

Peer mentor Paralegal interns recruited from among older children

helping children in conflict with the law (CICL)

Involving government, community, and non-profit sectors


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Kaayusan sa Katawan

Dress code

Personal hygieneclasses

Expanded mealprogram

Dental mission

Discussion onhouseholdmanagement


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Household Management Challenge

Some Key Expenses of Family of 5 (1 Day)Water P7/Container P42.00

Rice 1- Kilo P52.50

Lunch & Dinner Whole Chicken P130.00

Vegetable P50.00 P180.00Breakfast Coffee P6.00

Sugar P4.20

Pan de Sal P20.00 P30.20

Transportation P30.00

Kerosene P11.00

Total P345.70

Minimum Wage P382.00


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Kaayusan sa Kilos at Pag-Uugali

Sports program

Etiquette classes

Spatial

consciousness-raising


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Kaayusan ng Kalooban

Regular part-time workers Rosalinda Atuel, since 2006

Anecito Quilona, since 2008

Edwin Signo, since 2008

Irene Ruffy, cathechist since 2009 Fr. Larry Montilde, regular priest since 2009

Regular unpaid volunteers

Emelita Taylor, volunteer since 2007. ComesThursdays & Saturdays, 1PM-4PM.


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Kaayusan ng Kalooban (contd)

Lorenzo Taylor teachesart Saturday mornings atBahay ni San Francisco,Calbayog

Remy Aberion, volunteersince June 2009

Jose Ramon Marquez &Clarissa Lorenzo teach

art Saturday afternoonsat Bahay ni Jose,Botanical Garden


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Kaayusan ng Kalooban (contd)

Gian Carlo Angulo holds advanced computerclasses, Tuesdays, 2PM-5PM

Nina Lim, handles tutorial class Tuesday-Thursday,9AM-11M

Matthew Chua, personal English tutor of Edwin &Macky (former street children now enrolled innight high school), comes Saturday mornings

San Carlos Seminary seminarians, 19 assigned tovarious centers

Nicholas who is from South African and has beentutoring out-of-school youth at Bahay ni SanFrancisco, Calbayog


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Pagsasarili

Work

UrChef Apprentices UHF Office Interns Paralegal Interns w/ Humanitarian Legal Assistance

Foundation (HLAF)

Baggers at SM Supermarkets Government-sponsored Special Program for the

Employment of Students (SPES)

Training assistance

Referral for vocational training: ERDA Tech, citys manpowerservices training center


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Living

Visualizing the future

New classes on:

Life skills

Child rights

Reproductive health: delaying sex& child birth

Environmental awareness


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Imagining the Future You

Insinya ngBuhay

Imaginingthe Future

Achieving

Goals


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Life Skills

Themes Topics

Self-Awareness Knowing yourself Setting a positive goal Learning self-confidence

Interpersonal Relationships &

Communication Skills

Respecting yourself and others

Effective listening

Coping with Emotions andStress

Identifying emotions Coping with frustration and stress

Critical Thinking & Deciding Making good decisions Standing up for yourself

Problem-Solving Defining conflict Dealing with intimidation

Setting Goals Managing time My future


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Childrens Rights

Themes Focal Issues DeliverySurvival Rights Birth registration

Food sufficiency & undernutrition Access to water & safe

environment Use of stories, film& similar media Learning bydoing & acting

DevelopmentRights

Education for all Space for recreation & play

Protective Rights Non-discrimination Abuse & exploitation

Excessive physical punishment Juvenile justice

ParticipativeRights

Access to information Self-expression


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Institutional Arrangements

LGUengagement

Expansion

Institution-building

Fund-

raising


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LGU Engagement

Objective:

To facilitate institutionalization of peer-to-peer initiatives being created

To be pursued:

Membership in local development council,school board, literacy council, child

protection councilLGU registration

Opening ties with Sanguniang Kabataan


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Institution-Building

Increase number of regular volunteers Increase membership

Expansion ofmembership &volunteer base

Train and support staffs continuing education

Hire new social workers

Improve staff benefit package

Strengthening ofstaffing &

organization

Renew DSWD registration and license

Register with PCNC, Consuelo Foundation, AyalaFoundation

Licensing,registration &certification

Into Manila and PampangaExpansion


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Institution-Building

More active web

presence Regular newsletter

Improve reporting

Improvedcommunications

program

Improve volunteermanagement

Organize learningvisits & sessions

Expansion ofmembership base Institutionalize

advocacy of childprotection &developmentissues

Strengthennetworking


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Funding Need

About P1,000,000 (US$20,000) will be required tosupport our expanded child-to-child initiatives:

Key Expenses, Apr 2010-June 2011

Peer Tutorial Program P168,750

Training program P80,510

AK Stipends P31,500

Work Program P72,750

Meals P193,320Equipment & Other Investments P374,000

Total P920,830


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Support UHF

Contact us at:

Telephone (632) 531 3474

Email [email protected]

Website http://sites.google.com/site/

unanghakbangfoundation/


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Thank you for your support!

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