L NGAP CENTER
“A Home for Girls”
PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
PROTECTIVE CUSTODY PROGRAM
A. Case Management
RESIDENTIAL CARE PROGRAM
Defined as a problem-solving process that enable individual to
acknowledge the problem and maximize inner and external recourses for
desired results. It also refers to specific social work methods and A. SOCIAL SERVICE
processes applied to the residents as individuals and/or a group with
This refers to set or series of activities or combination of services directly
certain problems that need to be resolve.
provided to the residents that facilitate the realization of each rights and
the attainment of the helping goals for the residents such activities are:
Case Management Steps and Procedures:
1. Alternative Family Care
1. Intake and Assessment
- Facilitate Foster Care (Regular Foster Family Care, Kinship Care, Foster
2. Formulation of Treatment Plan
3. Implementation of Treatment Plan
family Care for Children with Special Needs)
-Assistance /facilitate for Adoption process and procedures.
4. Assist court hearings
5. Discharge Planning
2. Job Placement for Independent Living
6. After Care Service
7. Closure and Termination of the Case A work-based job opportunity for trained residents that undergone
advanced training course or have passed competency assessment to
B. Psychological Services qualify for the issuance of National Certification II (NC II) from TESDA
or have received certificate diploma for undergraduate degree.
An auxiliary service to other team in the rehabilitation of the child with
interventions using different modalities for the healing and recovery of the 3. Placement for Continuing Education
child with history of abused, neglect, abandonment and other
circumstances. Such activities are psycho-diagnostic assessment, guidance Placement for continuing education of the residents is one of the indicators
and counseling and conduct of therapeutic learning activity. of treatment/intervention for the residents. Thus, educational assistance
and scholarship grant is provided by the City Government. Also,
facilitation of partnership to other agencies shall be made for continuing
education of the residents where they can study independently of their
choice course or degree.
4. Counselling and Other Support Services
A series of interviews planned and carried out by the Social Worker for
the purpose of unearthing inner or unresolved feelings and problems of the
resident/s demonstrated in anxieties, aggression, misconduct and other
forms of misbehavior as supported with incident and/or behavioral reports.
B. HEALTH SERVICE E. HOMELIFE SERVICE
This service provides preventive, curative and rehabilitative The management of the residents in the center during group
interventions to residents that allows to increase their functional abilities
living experiences, home training, and other life skill activities
and preventing physical risk factors. while engaging with the residents in the entire helping
interventions.
1. Medical and Dental
This Service has direct daily interactions with the residents
These are the conduct of routine physical examinations, immunizations,
having a non-stop twenty (24) hours of entirely CHILD
de-worming, growth monitoring, vitamin supplementation,
environmental health and sanitation, in-patient care and out-patient REARING and QUARTER MANAGEMENT where it is
consultations aiming to prevent sickness and morbidity. expected to create a homey environment to ensure that the
residents experience family living as provided by the House
2. Dietary Parents being the significant adults and acting as surrogate
parents of the residents.
Provision of food and other dietary activities are essential components in
center managing programs and services to residents.
C. PRODUCTIVITY SERVICE
This service provides training, livelihood and skills acquisition to
prepare the residents to be productive in preparation for independent
living.
D. EDUCATION SERVICE
Provision of continuing education through formal, non-formal and
special education to residents, an integral part of the group living
program and in the entire intervention plan for each child.
E. SOCIO-CULTURAL & RECREATIONAL SERVICE
Activities under this service are therapeutic and conducted both in
indoor and outdoor where the residents participate based on individual
interests, skills, age and health conditions. These are opportunities in
developing their potentials or talents and serve as their relief on their
aggression, anxieties, frustrations and boredoms.