ABOT KAMAY / BUKAS KAMAY PROJECT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR THE YEAR (2011-2012)
Healthy & Secure Infants:
Eleven (11) Supervised Neighborhood Play (SNP) sites were established
Twenty five (25) Parent Volunteers/Facilitators attended the five (5) sessions of Supervised Neighborhood Play Refresher Training Course.
One hundred ninety-four (194) under 5 children participated in SNP sessions conducted on a thrice weekly sessions withiin nine (9) months
Four (4) Day Care Centers (DCCs) supported with learning materials
Thirty-three (33) children assisted in Day Care Center
Twenty-six (26) parent volunteers attended Pabasa Sa Nutrisyon (PSN) Refresher course
Three hundred three (303) mothers/caregivers participated in PSN sessions (Nutrition Classes) in fourteen (14) areas, 205 of them completed the 10 sessions provided by trained parent volunteers
One hundred (149) mothers/caregivers attended Integrated Management of Children Illnesses (IMCI) seminars and consultations
Fifty-two (52) couples participated in Parents Effectiveness Sessions (PES)
Three (3) health centers supported with medical supplies
Printed Early Childhood Care & Development (ECCD) checklist for use of SNP & DCC teachers
Parent volunteers on PSN & SNP conducted monthly meetings for monitoring & evaluation
EDUCATED & CONFIDENT CHILDREN
Six hundred thirty-three (633) children were promoted to the next grade level
Seventy (70) of 102 children identified and assessed with subject difficulties completed the tutorial sessions provided by teachers from the two (2) partner child friendly schools.
Six hundred forty-seven (647) elementary pupils and ninety-five (95) first & second year high schools students were provided with school supplies, school fees and project allowances. Additional support was provided to 113 children who were assessed as at-risk of dropping-out.
One thousand two hundred nine (1,209) children ages 6-14 in eleven covered communities participated in various Sponsor Relations-Child Development (SR-CD) activities locally known as Sabado KLASE (Saturday Kids Learning Activities and Skills Enhancement)
Thirty-nine (39) children officers and potential leaders attended the training on Facilitation and Documentation that resulted to the composition of twenty (28) children facilitators for Sabado KLASE
Six (6) Children Associations strengthened with thirty-seven officers attending quarterly meetings
Forty-four (44) officers of the children associations and potential leaders participated in the leadership, team building sessions and organizational capacity assessment (OCA)
Six (6) children officers represented their respective associations to the island wide cluster conference
Five hundred twenty-six (526) children attended the Children’s month and another six hundred thirty-one (631) children participated in Sponsor’s Thanksgiving Day.
Sixty (60) children and 7 youth, including theatre arts (Teatro Bu-Bot) and rondalla choir, performed for ChildFund ambassador David Archuleta during his community visit facilitated by ChildFund Philippines.
Six hundred eleven (611) and fifty-five (55) children in eleven covered areas attended the orientation on education policies and child protection policy.
Forty-eight (48) children joined the auditions for theatre arts & choir group resulting to the formation of Teatro Bu-Bot (Children’s Theatre) with 16 actors/actresses & Rondalla Guitar Choir with 18 performers
Fourteen (14) members of Rondalla Guitar Choir performed in NCR Rondalla Festival and to the alumni homecoming of a state university.
Eighty (80) teachers from partner child friendly schools were provided with training on child sensitive teaching & child participation and management of child abuse cases.
Seventy-six (76) children attended orientation on savings association and management that resulted to the formation of three (3) savings group with 56 children regularly pledge savings on a weekly basis.
SKILLED & INVOLVED YOUTH
Ninety-five (95) youth ages 15 and above attended Youth Development Sessions (YDS)
Sixty (60) third & fourth year high school students were promoted to next grade levels
Sixty-eight (68) third & fourth year high school students were provided with school supplies, school fees and project allowances
Six (6) vocational technology students were provided training fees and seven (7) graduating tertiary youth were provided with final registration fees
Twenty-three (23) fourth year high school participated in Career Guidance orientation provided by Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) and Technical Education & Skills Development (TESDA)
Fifty-six (56) high school youth attended the Life Skills training provided by local Red Cross Chapter, a similar training was participated by 23 youth in Barangay 201 and facilitated by a partner spiritual leader
Seventeen (17) youth involved in the establishment of Gems Youth Association COMPRINT: Print for a Cause project, a youth enterprise offering silk-screen and digital prints for t-shirts and coffee mugs.
Twenty-five (25) youth attended free advance silk-screen printing from the office of the Vice-Mayor.
Three (3) Barangay Youth Associations and Project level youth association strengthened with officers conducting quarterly meetings.
Six (6) youth officers represented their respective associations to the island wide cluster conference
Thirty-three (33) out-of-school children & youth attended the sessions of Alternative Learning System (ALS) in the ALS Center provided by the partner local government unit in one covered area.
Eighty-four (84) high school youth attended the training on Adolescent Reproductive Health (ARH) and Protective Sexual Behavior
Nine (9) youth leaders participated in Project Proposal & Resource Mobilization trainings.
Thirty-five (35) youth were engaged in voluntary savings associations & regularly pledge savings weekly
Seven (7) youth participated in Quarterly Project Assessment & Review
Seventeen (17) youth trained on facilitation and documentation conducted SR-CD sessions to children or Sabado KLASE
Twenty-three (23) out of school youth were referred to Public Employment Service Office (PESO) for employment training by TESDA.
NETWORKS FOR CHILD PROTECTION AND DEVELOPMENT
Four hundred forty-two (442) parents attended the General Assembly & election of officers.
Fifteen (15) newly elected officers were inducted by the Congresswoman of Pasay City.
Seventeen (17) newly elected officers of the Parent Association attended the orientation on Volunteers Development and Management
Thirteen (13) parent officers participated in the organizational capacity assessment (OCA) and review of the vision, mission, goals (VMG) & constitution and by-laws (CBL) of the parent association.
Nineteen (19) officers and key leaders of the Parent Association participated in Project Proposal and Resource Mobilization training
Parent Association’s registration to Securities & Exchange Commission was renewed.
Twenty (20) parent leaders of the CPO attended the Quarterly Project Assessment Review
Forty (40) parent officers and key leaders participated in the orientation on Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction & Management Committee (BDRRMC) and Kindergarten to Grade Twelve education program. A similar training was provided to 12 parent leaders and nine local government unit (LGU) officers of Barangay 201.
Fifty-seven (57) parents attended the Sponsor’s Thanksgiving Day
Two hundred thirty-five (235) parents of newly enrolled children were provided orientation on Sponsor Relations (SR) and Creative Letter writing
Eighteen (18) parent volunteers on SR conducted regular meeting quarterly
Sixty-eight (68) parent volunteer conducted Child Verification Status (CVS) in 11 covered areas
Fourteen (14) parents of graduating high school students provided with orientation on Vocational Technical Education Training (TVET) program.
Eight (8) community managed savings & credit associations (CoMSCA) were formed and 160 parent members regularly pledge savings on a weekly basis.
Six (6) parent officers participated in Area Office initiated activities on Child Verification Status seminar & Mid-Year Accomplishment Assessment with counterpart children/youth
Established partnerships and networks with LGUs and line agencies (DepEd Pasay, MMES, KES, PCNPC, Brgy. 143 & 177 BCPC, DSWD, Pasay Health Office & 3 local health units, Red Cross Chapter, Pasay Rescue and Dept. of Agriculture)
Two (2) Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) renewed and one (1) newly signed
Eleven (11)families were provided emergency assistance fire victims in Barangay 177&201
Child & Family’s Program Participation
Healthy and Secure Infants
□ Participation in Supervised Neighborhood Play (SNP) sessions
□ Attendance in formal pre-school/day care school classes
□ Provision of basic school supplies, participation fee and school allowance
□ Attendance to Child Development activities (Sabado KLASE or Saturday Learning Activities and Skills Enhancment)
□ Attendance in Supervised Neighborhood Play training
□ Participation in Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) training & consultations
□ Attendance in Parent Effectiveness sessions
□ Attendance in Pabasa sa Nutrisyon sessions and other nutrition education sessions
□ Provision of emergency relief assistance
□ Attendance in health committee meeting
□ Access to medical equipment and health services
□ Administered with the ECCD checklist/Child Development Index
Educated and Confident Children
□ Provision of school supplies/school fees/ project allowance
□ Attendance to child development activities or Sabado KLASE (Saturday Kids Learning Activities and Skills Enhancement)
□ Participation to Sabado KLASE pool of facilitator’s meeting
□ Attendance to children’s General Assembly / Children’s Month/ 22nd Anniversary of Convention on the Rights of the Children
□ Attendance to special community visit of ChildFund Ambassador David Archuleta
□ Attendance to children’s advocacy theatre (Teatro Bu-Bot) rehearsals & presentations
□ Attendance to Rondalla Choir group rehearsals & presentations
□ Participation to Facilitation and Documentation Training
□ Attendance to Leadership & Team Building Training
□Attendance to Sponsor’s Thanksgiving Day
□ Involvement on Organizational Capacity Assessment/Quarterly Officer’s Meetings
□ Participation to Community Consultation/ Quarterly Project Project Assessment Review
□ Attendance to SR-CD activity sponsored by UNTV multi-media
□ EducationVolunteers Meeting
□ Support to in-service Training for Teachers leading towards quality education
□ Participation of parents to orientation seminar on revised educational policies
□ Involvement in Children’s CoMSCA (community managed savings association)
Skilled and Involved Youth
□ Attendance to youth development sessions (YDS)
□ Facilitated Child development sessions and SR related activities
□ Provision of school supplies/school fees/ project allowance to high school students
□ Provision of training fees to vocational technology students/assistance on registration payments for remaining tertiary youth
□ Attendance to Alternative Learning System (ALS) sessions
□ Attendance in academic and participation assessment
□ Participation to Organizational Capacity Assessment/Quarterly officer’s meetings
□ Attendance to Career Guidance orientation
□ Attendance to Facilitator and Documentation Training
□ Participation on Adolescent Reproductive Health (ARH) & Protective Sexual Behavior trainings
□ Participation in Project Proposal/Resource Mobilization/Business Management trainings
□ Involvement in youth enterprising activities (GeYAI COMPRINT)
□ Participation to Community Consultations/Annual Participatory Review & Reflection (APRR)
□ Referred to employment & training opportunities in coordination with local government
□ Attendance to island wide cluster youth conference
□ Involvement in Youth CoMSCA (community managed savings association)
Families & Communities Network for Child Protection and Development
□ Participation to counseling and parenting services
□ Attendance to Sponsor Thanksgiving Day
□ Participation in Organizational Capacity Assessment/Quarterly Project Assessment Review
□ Attendance to Leadership/ Teambuilding and Organizational Development trainings
□ Attendance to Volunteers Development and Management Seminar
□ Participation in Project Proposal/Resource Mobilization/Business Management trainings
□ Participation in Community consultations/Annual Participatory Review & Reflection (APRR)
□ Participation in child verification process home visits & interview
□ Attendance to orientation on Child Verification Process (CVP), Mid-year Assessment Review & Annual Participatory Review and Reflection
□ Attendance to General Assembly & Election of parent association
□ Attendance to Regular Meeting of parents
□ Coordination/ linkages and partnership
□ Attendance to health and nutrition education sessions
□ Involvement in coaching/mentoring sessions
□ Attendance to orientation on Disaster Risk Reduction & Management
□ Provision of emergency relief assistance
□ Involvement in CoMSCA (community managed savings association)
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