Functional Statement:

The Office on Social Welfare and Development is

the social welfare arm of the Municipal
Government mandated by Local Government
Code of 1991 to address poverty-related
concerns and committed to the care, protection
and rehabilitation of individuals, families, groups
and communities.

Social Welfare is the heart of public service. It is

the service that cares, protects, develops and empowers the clientele to
become functioning individuals, groups and communities. The operation of the
Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office is grounded on the
commitment of the local government to be more efficient and effective in the
delivery of basic social services to its people. Year 2020 unfolds another year
of the delivery of social welfare services to the people of Banaue. It is
basically anchored on social protection for the vulnerable sectors. It will help
them overcome the impact of socio-economic challenges.

Highlights of Accomplishment of the MSWDO vis a vi 2020- targets

Programs, Projects, Activities Implemented Target Actual

Accompli
shment
1. Children (0-18 years old)
1.1. Day Care Services:
Day Care Children Served 675 709
1.2 Supplemental Feeding (120 days) 44 43
1.3 Other Services provided for Children in Need of Special
Protection:
1.3.1 No. Children in Conflict with the Law (CICL) ALL cases 4
reported to the
office
1.3.2 No. Children At Risk (CAR) ALL cases 2
reported to the
office
1.3.2 Types of Services provided to CICL and CAR
 Counseling 6
 Case Conference 5
 Others/After care/ follow-up 6
1.3.3 No. Child Abuse and CSAE Served ALL cases 3
reported to the
office
1.3.4 Types of Service Provided to Victims
 Counseling/Case conference 3 3
 Referral
1.4.5 Court Hearings Attended:
 Victims of Child Abuse/CSAE 9 9
 CICL 4 4
2. YOUTH (18, below 30 years old)
2.1 Leadership and other Capability Building Program:
Signature Campaign Against Suicide and Rape 1 activity 1
HAPPITAN chi UUNGA- On Air Radio Broadcasting Training 25 27
Created a local radio program entitled HAPPITAN chi Uunga
Banaue every Saturday at 12-1pm.
Power of the Youth Contest- Quarantine Edition (3 contested All eligible 18
activity) youth
4. NEEDY ADULTS ( 30 Years Old, below 60 Years old)
4.1 Social Services for Solo Parents:
-Process and Issue Solo Parents ID ALL eligible 115
Solo Parents
-Educational Assistance for children of Solo Parents 20 34

4.2 Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situation

No. of Clients given AICS ALL eligible 107
clients
Social Amelioration Program 3,982 3,982
4.3 Others: Emergency shelter assistance
No. of clients availed of ESA ALL eligible 4
clients
4.5 Women-Victim Survivor
-No. of VAW in relation to RA9262 ALL cases 2
reported to the
office
-Counseling Service/ Advice Giving ALL cases 2
reported to the
office
-After Care/ Others/Follow-up
-Court Hearing Attended for VAW 2 2
4.6 NO. OF DRUG SURRENDERERS ASSISTED 16 15
After Care Services Provided:
5. PERSON WITH DISABILITIES (PWDs)
5.1 Issuance of Medicine Booklet ALL PWDs 115
5.2 Updating of PWD Master list 266 266
5.3 Educational Assistance 15 15
6. FAMILIES
6.1. Educational Assistance for children of indigent AMMA 20 20
whose livelihood were affected by the pandemic were
assisted and given educational assistance
6.2. Provision of pre-marriage counseling orientation to would ALL would be 64
be couples couples
7. COMMUNITIES
7.1 Climate Change Adaptation, Mitigation, and Disaster Risk 133 133
Reduction (CCAM-DRR)
7.2 Productivity Skills Capability Building (PSCB)- TESDA 18 18
8. WOMEN WELFARE PROGRAM
Capability Building Activities for Women
Cash for Work Community Development Project for Women’s 20 20
Organization
9. ELDERLY WELFARE PROGRAM
Issuance of new Senior Citizens ID All eligible 60 64
y/o
Renewal of Senior Citizens ID 2,713 2,713
Mortuary Aid Financial Assistance to Deceased Senior All eligible 33
Citizens clients
Incentives for 90 Years old and Above 25 25