WATER-REPELLENT, LOVE ABSORBENT COAT

PROJECT BY:
JAN AUBREY GAYLE CAMPANTERO
MA. ALYANNA CASTILLO

I. Introduction
Rainy season start from the month of June and lasts till October. This idea came up when
many students in school the Guimbal National High School showering in the rain unwantedly
since first day of class when it is raining. The students with the same faces who do not have
raincoat or umbrella are the students who are always in the school clinic. Same problem
encountered outside the school. Maybe some of them got sick. Not knowing but prevention is
always better than cure. An idea came up which will offer a free raincoat to whom needs it. We
know that we will have limited raincoat and much money will involve so as it is our
responsibility to make this propose project successful, we think of a sentence that will make this
project last longer and test people humility. Outside the building we will put a big poster saying
“If you have none get one, if you have two leave one”.
The United Nations Human Settlements Programme offers shelter and social services;
urban management; environment and infrastructure and focuses on the information about human
settlements condition and trends. We are confident enough that we will reach the mission of your
agency to make the people live in a better life.
Giving raincoats for people who needs it will make their life better. They will start
thinking that they are being treasured and have importance in this society. They will make their
best to live life so that they can pass on the kindness that given to them and that will lead people
lives settled.
II. Purpose/Need
Raincoats are often used as protection during rainy days. Same as umbrellas, but the only
difference is that you can wear this thing to protect your entire body from getting wet. Sounds
handy right? For example, on stormy weather, you cannot use an umbrella because of the heavy
wind. This is the reason why raincoats are widely used. Raincoats or slickers are usually made
from a waterproof fabric that allows you to wear it during rainy days without getting wet. The
water will just flow through the material and will not penetrate. Sometimes it is usually
combined with rain pants to make a complete rain suit. Raincoats came to trend during the early
19th century. But considering its purpose, people are wearing it today during rainy days and wet
season. It is a great protective gear that everyone could have (Cambridge Raincoats, 2019). Our
said project will keep or customer warm.

III. Project Description

Figure 1. Physical appearance of propose project and expected outcome
Benefits:
 It can prevent colds and flu.
 It will develop humility among people.
 It can help people save money.

Potential Impact
 People would be thankful.
 People would be shock or amaze.
 The sick people because of rain will lessen.
 People will treasure what they have.
 Positive impacts among the community.

IV. Goals/ Objectives/ Aims

 To provide people enough raincoat for rainy days.
 To let people donate or give their extra coat for the needy one.
 To lessen the cases of flus and colds during rainy days.
 To provide temporary shelter for the stranded people during rainy days.
 To continuously provide raincoats on rainy season.
V. Methods
1. Conduct a research to know who are the recipient.
2. Find a place where to distribute the raincoat.
3. Find volunteer raincoat distributor.
4. Post information about raincoat giving.
5. Disrtibute raincoats

VI. Timeline
Figure2. Estimated graph for raincoats
 ESTIMATED GRAPH FOR RAINCOATS
Series 1

350

300 300

250 250

200 200

150 150

100 100

50

0
JUNE JULY AU G U ST SE P T E M B E R OCTOBER

VII. Expected Outcomes

 People are provided with enough raincoat.
 People learned how to donate their extra to the needy one.
 The case of flus and colds during rainy days are lessen.
 Stranded people during rainy days are provided with temporary shelter.
 Bond among people are develop.
 Providing raincoat during rainy season continues.
For more information please contact:
Loveraincoat@gmail.com
09151140482
Facebook account: Love Raincoat PH
Instagram: @Loverainydaysandcoat

Reference:

Cambridge Raincoat (2019). Raincoats and their Benefits. Retrieved from

http://www.cambridgeraincoats.co.uk/raincoats-and-their-benefits/