Republic of the Philippines

SORSOGON STATE UNIVERSITY

ADVANCED EDUCATION
Sorsogon City

PROJECT PROPOSAL

I. PROJECT PROFILE
a. Project Title : SMART Decluttering
b. Proponent/s : MAT-THE 511
c. Target Date : May 7, 2022
d. Venue : _____________________________
e. Total Budget Requirement : Ᵽ 3,675.00
f. Source of Fund : MAT-THE 511 Class Contribution
Solicitations
g. Implementing Unit : MAT-THE

II. RATIONALE

Clutter has a way of sneaking up on people. It somehow quickly seems to pile up around
and even though people tried their best to stay tidy, just one thing here, one more thing over
there, and it all adds up eventually – (Green Drop, 2020).

On the other hand, decluttering is ridding something in so many ways. Letting go of the

excess “stuff” that fills home often feels like a weight is being lifted from one’s life. Sometimes
people don’t even realize how heavy and burdened the stuff that makes them feel until they start
letting it go! Once they started letting go, they feel relieved…lighter, and happier hence, begin
experiencing the benefits of less (Spratt, 2021).

The actual process of decluttering is an empowering one when someone considers it. It
makes a visible impact on something that brings stress and reduces it in the process. The practice
creates a sense of control over one’s own life, something that can often feel too big to keep in
check. A home should be a place to rest and relax—decluttering helps in getting there much
quicker. Decluttering can also be useful not just to a few individuals but to other people as well.
In addition, homeowners find many reusable things that may be donated for a good cause as
well.

From home goods to those all-important clothes donations, decluttering stuff can go a

long way in helping those who are in need. Aside from these, decluttering is a way to promote
self-care in the sense that it can make someone feel at peace, calm, and able to comfort another
person.
 Hence, putting into practice the learnings in the subject Advance Housing and Home
Management is somewhat necessary to uplift one’s self. The willingness to help other people is
within the heart of every student who will make a difference to others. It came to the realization
that this activity should be done to which both the proponents and the beneficiary would be
benefited.

These are the consideration of the proponents to come up with the project SMART
Decluttering. It is a two-way process wherein self-management and reorganizing techniques will
be addressed by the proponents and at the same time, the less fortunate people will be benefited
from the clutters of the donors.

III. OBJECTIVES
 Improve self-management
 Discharge clutters more beneficially.
 Use de-cluttering to promote self-care.
 Realize that decluttering might help other individuals
 Practice the different principles and techniques in decluttering home stuff.

IV. PROJECT MECHANICS

A. Design project proposal subject to approval

B. Design timetable
C. Execute the plan

PROGRAM DESIGN
Start of the Program : 8:00 am

 Prayer
 Singing of the Philippines National Anthem
 Opening Remarks
Opening Program
 Training Objectives and Agenda
 Norms and Expectations

 Ribbon Cutting
Session Proper
 Distribution of items

 Reflection
Closing Program
 Closing Remarks

V. FINANCIAL SOURCE
 The class contribution
 Solicitation
 BUDGETARY REQUIREMENTS

ITEM UNIT QUANTITY PRICE PER UNIT AMOUNT

Ribbon roll 1 Ᵽ 175.00 Ᵽ 175.00
Tarpaulin pc 1 Ᵽ 350.00 Ᵽ 350.00
Foods pcs 21 Ᵽ 150 Ᵽ 3,150.00
Total Ᵽ 3,675.00

VI. EXPECTED OUTPUT

 Decluttered stuffs
 Documentation of activities

VII. MONITORING, EVALUATION, AND REPORTING PROCESS

 Liquidation Report of expenses in the conduct of the project
 Taking photos of finished projects

VIII. WORKING COMMITTEE

The following committees are formed to divide the duties and responsibilities
relevant to the conduct of the activity and ensure that all significant matters are
accomplished:

COMMITTEES MEMBERS FUNCTIONS

1. Prepare the technical feature for the
host.
2. Ensure that technical difficulties
will be avoided
 Chris G. Adison during the activity or resolve them
 Cecil A. Gacos immediately to prevent interruption
Technical Needs
 Arlene Marinay of activity
and Requirements
 Grace Helen 3. Prepare preliminary audio-visual
Gadnanan materials needed
for the program such as opening
prayer/invocation
and national anthem

 Maria Flor
1. Prepare the registry of participants
Balisbis
Registration and and venue
 Rena Esteves
Venue 2. Submit a registration report after the
 Choleen Anasco activity
 Russell Dolot
  Josie Manzano
 Roseline
Foods and
Labangco 1. Prepare and distribution snacks for
Beverage
 Janice M. the participants
Preparation
Losiñada
 Carmela Esteves
1. Prepare narrative report and photo
documentation
of the activity
 Zarah L. Galias
2. Compile all necessary documents for
 Darel Caubang
the capsule
Documentation  Haina Bio report (project proposal, program
 Melody Sharon flow, registry of
D. Mariñas participants, narrative report, and
photo documentation.
 Margie S. Bangad
 Heide B. Fulleros 1. Prepare and make the project
 Myra G. Bragais proposal.
Project Proposal  Maureen G. 2. Submit all the requirements needed
Modanza in the project proposal.

Prepared by:

MARGIE S. BANGAD MAUREEN G. MODANZA

Teacher I Teacher I

HEIDE G. FULLEROS MYRA G. BRAGAIS

Teacher I Teacher I

Recommending Approval:

FELY A. HABLA, Ed.D

Asso. Prof. V

Approved:

GERRY A. CARRETERO, Ed.D

Dean