Republic of the Philippines

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Region IX, Zamboanga Peninsula
DIVISION OF ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR

ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT on RURAL SERVICE IMPROVEMENT ACTIVITY

SY 2020-2021

I. Introduction

The totality of a person stems from a good education. Who he is, what he become is
credited with education. To become involve in the community and be better citizens in this
country are but a few goals of education.

The pandemic has caused people to be financially hard-up since they could no longer go
out and work. Needless to say, Covid 19 has left people in dire need for food more than ever.

This prompted the undersigned to link with private persons abroad who had felt the
hardship our people have suffered. Hence the activity,” Ayuda sa Pandemya “of whom the
recipients are the indigenous people of Midsalip where the undersigned resides.

“AYUDA SA PANDEMYA” is leveraging the traditional Filipino Bayanihan principle of

community spirit to help address the COVID-19 health crisis by providing basic food supplies to
the poor and marginalized families in Licuroan, Midsalip, Zamboanga del Sur majority of whom
are Subanen.

Assembled in line with the existing health protocols by the Local IATF, repacked kilos of
rice can sustain a family of five for a week. Communicated with the Punong Barangay and
visited target community days before distribution to validate poverty data to ensure smooth flow
of rice and canned goods distribution.

I. ACCOMPLISHMENTS / ACTION TAKEN

 Linked with private sponsors from Australia

 Communicated the plan to the sponsor
 Conducted Visitation to identified beneficiaries
 Convened with the Purok President and other officials regarding the “Ayuda sa
Pandemya” program and its objectives.
 Budget resources
 Purchase needed materials
 Packing all the supplies
 Delivered repacked rice to the recipients
 Reach out and provide food and household supplies to identified beneficiaries.
 Recipients signed the distribution sheet
 Helped address the COVID-19 health crisis by providing critical food supplies to the
poor and marginalized families in Licuroan.
Prepared by:

JEAN O. BERNALDEZ

Noted by:

CHARLIE NAVALES
TEACHER-IN-CHARGE

CORROBORATED BY:

VENUS T. MAG-ABO, T-I RONALD Q. SARABIA , T-III

Attested by:

ROLAND S. TOLEDO
Public Schools District Supervisor