BARANGAY

SUMINUNGGAY

AMIRAH R. MANIRI
 TABLE OF CONTENT

ACKNOLEGEMENT

Barangay Suminunggay Officials

Location Map

Spot Map (Brgy.Suminunggay)

Historical Background of Brgy. Suminunggay

PROFILE OF THE COMMUNITY 20

RESOURCE MAPPING 21

PROBLEM TREE ANALYSIS OR OTHERS 22

PROJECT PROPOSALS 23

PROCESS RECORDING 24

PROGRESS REPORT 25

PROGRAM IN EVERY SESSION 26

PICTURES 27

COMMUNICATION LETTERS 28

OTHER RELEVANT DOCUMENTS 29

 Acknowledgment

First of all we would like to thank the almighty God the ALLAH (S.W.T) for our Field practice
with community embedded in Brgy. Suminunggay, Lanao Del sur, also for nonstop guiding and
nonstop strengthening our faith despite of the entire crucible that we experienced in our working
with the community in Barangay Suminunggay.

To Ma’am Carimah T. Campong to supervised us, for our Field Practice with Community
Organization at Barangay Suminunggay,

To the Barangay Chairwoman Honorable Bataya H.Azis Gabriel For her heart-warming
welcome and acceptance and to guide us in the said Barangay.

To the residence of Barangay Suminunggay for the cooperation to the Undersigned Social Work
Interns survey/interview to gather information data about their demographic profile as well as the
problem existing in their community. Further, for all residence who participated on feed backing,
The Formulation of the Proper Disposal of Garbage planning and the implementation for it.

To my beloved school IQRA DEVELOPMENT ACADEMY INCORPORATED for present us

the chance to apply what we had learned inside the school and exercise it outside in assures area.

To our dear instructor ma'am Aniah Diamla Dumpa for her hard work and commitment, to her
inimitable effort in providing us the chance to learn more and more, who inspired and motivated
us, also one who give us strength to succeed in our life.

Also to my parents, my Omie, Abie and Tita Olilee who motivated and inspired me, who always
there to guided me, who sacrifice there sweat for me, who support me financially, physically,
emotionally, and spiritually, who love me. Thank you so much!.
Barangay Suminunggay Officials
Location Map
Spot Map (Brgy.Suminunggay)
Historical Background of Brgy. Suminunggay
SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC
PROFILE
 I. SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE

Total no. of Household surveyed 45

Total no. of Population 252

Number of Families Number Percentage

a) 1 19 43.18%
b) 2 8 18.18%
c) 3 10 22.73%
d) 4 4 9.09%
e) 5 1 2.725
f) 6 0
g) 7 2 4.55%
TOTAL 44 100%

Figure1.

NUMBER OF FAMILIES
9% 2%
5%
1 2 3

23% 43%
4 5 6

18%

The chart shows that 19 or 43.18%of the total households is compose of single
family while 25 or 56.82% of the total households is compose of extended
family

Number of   Pregnant HH Member 12

Solo Parent Member 13

Figure2.
 NUMBER OF PREGNANT HH MEMBER
AND SOLO PARENT

NUMBER OF PREGNANT
52% HOUSEHOLD MEMBER

48%
SOLO PARENT MEMBER

The chart shows that out of the 45 households, there are twelve (12) who are
pregnant and thirteen (13) who are solo parents.

TOTAL NUMBER OF POPULATION BY GENDER

GENDER NUMBER OF POPULATION PERCENTAGE

MALE 105 41.67%

FELAME 147 58.33%
TOTAL 252 100.00%

Figure3.

TOTAL NUMBER OF POPULATION BY

GENDER

42% Male

58%
Female
The chart shows that there is 105 or 41.67%% of the total population is male
while 147 or 58.33% of the total population is female. It shows that female
has a great number compare to female in the said area.

AGE RANGE

Age Range of Male Number of Population Percentage

a) 0-3 years old 17 16%
b) 4-6 years old 7 7%
c) 7-12 years old 8 8%
d) 13-17 years old 13 12%
e) 18-22 years old 11 11%
f) 23-27 years old 14 13%
g) 28-34 years old 11 10%
h) 35-45 years old 11 10%
i) 46-59 years old 10 10%
j) 61 years old 3 3%
above
TOTAL 105 100%

Figure4.

AGE RANGE OF MALE

a)      0-3 years old
3% 16%
10%
b)     4-6 years old
10%
7% c)      7-12 years old

d)     13-17 years old

e)      18-22 years old

8% f)       23-27 years old
10%
g)      28-34 years old

h)     35-45 years old

10% 12% i)        46-59 years old
13%
j)       61 years old above

The above chart shows that out of the 105 male, the age range 0-3 years old
has the number of population of 17 or 16%, the age 4-6 years old has the
number of population of 7 or 7%, the age 7-12 years old has the number of
population of 8 or 8%, the 13-17 years old has the number of population of 13
or 12%, the 18-22 years old, 28-34 years old and 35-45 years old has the same
number of population which is 11 or 11%, 23-27 years old has the number of
population of 14 or 13% , the 46-59 years old has the number of population of
10 or 10% and 61 years old above has the number of population of 3 or 3%.

Age Range of Female Number of Population Percentage

a) 0-3 years old 11 %7
b) 4-6 years old 5 %3
c) 7-12 years old 20 %14
d) 13-17 years old 14 %10
e) 18-22 years old 17 %12
f) 23-27 years old 13 %9
g) 28-34 years old 12 %8
h) 35-45 years old 27 %18
i) 46-59 years old 16 %11
61 years old above 12 %8
TOTAL 147 %100

Figure5.

Age Range of Female

3% a)      0-3 years old
11% 8% 7%
14% b)     4-6 years old

c)      7-12 years old

d)     13-17 years old

e)      18-22 years old

18%
10% f)       23-27 years old

g)      28-34 years old

9% h)     35-45 years old

8% 12%
i)        46-59 years old

j)       61 years old above

The above chart shows that out of the 147 female, the age 0-3 years old has
the number of population of 11 or 7%, the 7-12 years old has the number of
population of 20 or 14%, the 13-17 years old has the number of population of
14 or 10% , the 18-22 years old has the number of population of 17 or 12% ,
the 23-27 years old has the number of population of 13 or 9%, the 28-34 years
old has the number of population of 12 or 8%, 46-59 years old has the number
of population of 16 or 11%, the 61 years old above has the number of
population of 12 or 8%, while the age range 35-45 years old has the highest
number which is 27 or 18% while the age range 4-6 has the lowest number of
population which is 5 or 3% of the total female in the population.

Registered to LCR Number of Population Percentage

( Male)
Yes 66 63%
No 39 37%
TOTAL 105 100%
Figure6.

REGISTERED TO LCR (MALE) The right side chart shows

that out of the 105 total
population of male, there
are 66 or 63% who is
37%
registered to local civil
registry while 39 or 37% of
YES NO
the male population is not
registered to local civil
63% registry.

Registered to LCR Number of Population Percentage

( Female)
Yes 109 78%
No 38 22%
TOTAL 147 100%
Figure7.
 REGISTERED TO LCR (FEMALE) The right side chart shows
that out of the 147 total
population of female, there
26%
are 109 or 78% who is
registered to local civil
YES registry while 38 or 22% of
NO
the female population is
not registered to local
civil registry.

74%

MARITAL STATUS

Marital Status (Male) Number of Population Percentage

Married 54 51%
Single 50 48%
widow 1 1%
TOTAL 105 100%

Figure8.

MARITAL STATUS (MALE)

1%
Married
Single
Widower

48%
51%

The above chart shows that out of the 105 total population of male, there
are 54 or 51%% whose marital status was married while 50 or 48% of the
total male population has a marital status was single, and there is 1 or 1%
who is widow. It shows that there is great number of male who are married
compare to other marital status.

Marital Status Number of Population Percentage

(Female)
Married 54 37%
Single 77 52%
Widow 11 8%
Separated 5 3%
TOTAL 147 100%

Figure9.

MARITAL
7%
STATUS (FEMALE)
3%
37%

Married

Single

Widower

Separated
52%

The above chart shows that out of 147 total population of female, there are 54
or 37% whose marital status are married, there are 77 or 52% whose marital
status was single, there are 11 or 8% whose marital status was widow, and 5 or
3% whose marital status was widow. It shows that there is great number of
female who are single compare to other marital status.

ETHNICITY

Ethnicity (Male) Number of Population Percentage

MARANAO 105 100%
TOTAL 105 100%
Figure10.
 ETHNICITY (MALE)

MARANAO

100%

The above chart shows that all of the 105 total population of male was
Maranao.

Ethnicity (Female) Number of Population Percentage

MARANAO 146 99%
CHRISTIAN 1 1%
TOTAL 147 100%

Figure11.

ETHNICITY (FEMALE)
1%

MARANAO
CHRISTIAN

99%

The chart shows that out of the 147 total population of female, there are 146
or 99% whose ethnicity is Maranao while 1 or 1% of the total female population
has an ethnicity of Christian. It shows that there is great number of females
who is Maranao that dominates the zone compare to other ethnicity.
 EDUCATION
CURRENTLY IN SCHOOL

Attending School Number of Population Percentage

Educational Level
( Male)
Day care 4 8%
Pre-school 6 11%
Grade 1 8 15%
Grade 2 1 2%
Grade 3 3 6%
Grade 4 3 6%
Grade 5 6 11%
Grade 6 2 4%
Grade 7 3 6%
Grade 8 4 8%
Grade 9 3 6%
Grade 10 6 11%
st
1 year college 4 8%
TOTAL 163 100%

Figure12.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL (MALE)

Day care
Pre-school
11% 8% 8% 11% Grade 1
Grade 2
Grade 3
6% Grade 4
Grade 5
Grade 6
15% Grade 7
8% Grade 8
Grade 9
Grade 10
6% 1st year college
11% 6% 2%
4% 6%

The chart shows that out of the 105 total population of male, there are 3 or
6% whose current educational level is grade 9 while 4 or 8% of the total
male population has an educational level of the same level which are 1 st
year and 2nd year college. It shows that there is great number of males who
are currently 1st year and 2nd year college in compare to other level.

Attending School Number of Population Percentage

Educational Level
( Female)
Day care 3 6%
Pre-school 4 8%
Grade 1 1 2%
Grade 2 2 4%
Grade 3 3 6%
Grade 4 2 4%
Grade 5 2 4%
Grade 6 3 6%
Grade 7 1 2%
Grade 8 2 4%
Grade 10 8 16%
Grade 11 9 18%
st
1 year college 11 22%
TOTAL 58 100%

Figure13.

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL (FEMALE)

22% 8% Day care
6% Pre-school
2%
4% Grade 1
Grade 2
6% Grade 3
Grade 4
Grade 5
Grade 6
4% Grade 7
Grade 8
18%
4% Grade 10
Grade 11
16% 1st year college
6%
4%
2%

The chart shows that out of the 147 total population of female, there are 2 or
4% whose current educational level is Grade 4 while 0 or 0% of the total
female population has an educational level of 3rd year. It shows that there is
great number of females who are in currently in grade 4 compare to other
level.

HIGHEST EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

Highest Educational Number of Population Percentage

Attainment (Male)
a. Grade 3 1 2%
b. Elementary 16 37%
graduate
c. High school 16 37%
graduate
d. 1st year college 1 2%
e. 3rd year college 1 2%
f. College graduate 8 19%
TOTAL 42 100%

Figure14.

HIGHEST EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

(MALE)
19% 2%

b.      Grade 3
2% f.       Elementary graduate
37%
2% i.        High school graduate
j.        1st year college
l.        3rd year college
n.      College graduate

37%

The chart shows that out of the 105 total population of male, there are 16 or
37% whose highest educational level is high school while 4 th year and Grade
11 have 0 and 0 or 2% of the total male population has an educational
level of 3rd year. It shows that there is great number of males whose
highest educational attainment are high school graduate.

Highest Educational Number of Population Percentage

Attainment (Female)
a. Grade 1 2 2%
 b. Grade 2 1 1%
c. Grade 6 2 2%
d. Elementary 20 23%
graduate
e. Grade 10 1 1%
f. High school 30 35%
graduate
g. 1st year college 5 6%
h. College graduate 27 31%
TOTAL 88 100%

Figure15.

HIGHEST EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT (FEMALE

2% 1% 2%
31%
23% a.       Grade 1
b.      Grade 2
c.       Grade 6
d.      Elementary graduate
e.       Grade 10
f.       High school graduate
g.      1st year college
h.      College graduate
1%
6%
34%

The chart shows that out of the 147 total population of female, there are 35
or 31% whose highest educational level is high school graduate and college
graduate while 1 or 1% of the total female population has a highest
educational level of Grade 10 and Grade 12. It shows that there is great
number of female whose highest educational attainment is high school
graduate and college graduate.

ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) Number of Population

Male 4
Female 3
 TOTAL 7

Figure16.

OVERSEAS FILIPINO WORKER (OFW)

43%

MALE
FEMALE

57%

The chart shows that out of the total population there are 4 male and 3 female
who are Overseas Filipino Worker.

I. MALE ENGAGEMENT IN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

Work At least 1 Hour Number of Population Percentage
past week
Yes 12 32%
No 26 68%
TOTAL 38 100%
Figure17.

WORK AT LEAST 1 HOUR DURING THE

PAST WEEKS (MALE)
32%

NO
YES

68%

The chart shows that out of the 105 total population of male there are 12 or
32% who is engaging in economic activity while 26 or 68% of the total male
population is not engaging in economic activity.

A. MALE WHO DO NOT ENGAGE IN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

Reasons why he did not look/ have Number of population Percentage
a work
a. Household family duties 3 50%
b. Elderly/Pensioner 3 50%
 TOTAL 6 100%

Figure18.

REASONS WHY HE DID NOT

LOOK/HAVE A WORK (MALE)

HOUSEHOLD FAMILY DUTIES

50% 50% ELDERLY

The chart shows that out of the 105 of the male population who do not engage
in economic activity, there are 3 or 50 % who are currently in Household
family duties and 3 or 50% of are an Elderly/pensioner that made them not
engage in economic activity.

Total salary/wages (in cash) Number of Percentage

received by him in the past 12 months Population
a. 2,001-4,000 3 37%
 b. 4,001-20,000 5 63%
TOTAL 8 100%

Figure19.

TOTAL SALARY/WAGES (IN CASH)

RECEIVED BY HIM IN THE PAST 12
MONTHS (MALE)

2,000-4,000
38%

4,001-20,000
63%

The chart indicates that out of the 105 of the male population who do not
engage in economic activity there are 2 individuals or 1 % who received
salary in the past 12 months while the latter do not have the salary.

Number of job/ business they have Number of Population Percentage

a. 1 22 96%
b. 2 1 4%
TOTAL 23 100%
Figure20.

NUMBER OF JOB/BUSINESS THEY HAVE

4%

a. 1
b. 2

96%

The chart on the left side shows that out of the 105 of male population who
engage in economic activity, there are 22 males or 96% who engages in a single
job while there are 1 males or 4% who engage in a two different jobs.

Primary job, occupation, Number of Population Percentage

or business during the
past week
a. Fisher
b. Farmer
c. Driver
d. Teacher
e. Business man
f. Construction
worker
g. Engineer
h. LGU Employee
i. Security guard
j. Auto Technician
k. Tiindero
l. Barbero
m. Pastor
n. Overseas Filipino
Worker(OFW)
o. Carpenter
 p. Dispatcher
q. Sales Agent
r. Army/Soldier
TOTAL

Figure21.

PRIMARY JOB, OCCUPATION, OR

BUSINESS DURING THE PAST WEEK
TEACHER (MALE) FISHER
25% 31%

FARMER
13%
DRIVER
31%

The chart on the left side indicates that out of the 105 of male population who engage in
economic activity, there are 54 or 51% males whose primary job is fishing while the same three
jobs have 1% which are being an OFW, sales agent and dispatcher. It shows that the dominant
primary occupation of the male population in the area is fishing compare to others which is
shown on the chart.

Nature of employment Number of Population Percentage

a. Permanent 5 71%
b. Worked on 2 29%
different hobs on
day to day or week
to week
TOTAL 7 100%
Figure22.

NATURE OF EMPLOYMENT (MALE)

29%

PERMANENT
WORKED ON DIFFERENT HOBS ON
THE TO DAY OR WEEK TO WEEK

71%

The chart on the left side indicates that out of the 105 of male population
who engage in economic activity, there are 5 or 71% males whose nature of
work is permanent while there are 2 or 29% whose nature of work is working on
different jobs on day to day or week to week and the latter is permanent.

Normal working hours per Number of Population Percentage

day during the past week
a. 1-4 hours
b. 5-8 hours
c. 9-12 hours
d. 13-15 hours
e. 19-21 hours
f. 22-24 hours
TOTAL
Figure23.

NORMAL WORKING HOURS DURING

THE PAST WEEKS (MALE)

1 HOUR
2 HOURS
3 HOURS
4 HOURS

The chart on the left side indicates that out of the 105 of male population
who engage in economic activity, there are 38 or 36% whose normal working
hours is 5-8 hours while there are 3 or 3% whose normal working hours is 13-15
hours and the others are respectively shown in the chart.

Class of worker Number of Percentage

Population
 Working for private HH 3
 Working for private 2
business/establishment/farm
 Working for government/government 1
corp.
  Self-employed without any paid 20
employee
TOTAL 26

Figure24.

CLASS OF WORKER (MALE)

WORKING FOR GOVERNMENT/
GOVERNMENT CORP.
11%

WORKING FOR PRIVATE

BUSINESS/ESTABLISHMENT
25%
WORKING FOR PRIVATE HH
64%

I. FEMALE ENGAGEMENT IN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

Work At least 1 Hour Number of population Percentage
past week
Yes
No
TOTAL

Figure25.
 WORK AT LEAST 1 HOUR PAST A WEEK
(FEMALE)
NO
30%

YES
70%

The chart shows that out of the 241 total population of female there are 50 or
21% who is engaging in economic activity while 191 or 79% of the total female
population is not engaging in economic activity.

A. FEMALE WHO DO NOT ENGAGE IN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

Reasons why she did not look for work Number of Percentage
Population

a. Tired/believes no is available
b. Awaiting results for job
application
c. Household family duties
d. Schooling
e. Elderly/Pensioner
f. Baby
TOTAL

Figure26.
 REASONS WHY HE DID NOT
LOOK/HAVE A WORK (FEMALE)
OUT OF SCHOOL TIRED/BELIEVES NO IS
YOUTH (OSY) AVAILABLE
23% 19%

INFANT
2%
ELDERLY
4%
SCHOOLING
10% AWAITING RESULTS
FOR JOB APPLICATION
17%

HOUSEHOLD FAMILY DUTIES TEMPORARY ILLNESS

13% OR DISABILITY
12%

The chart show that out of the 191 of the female population who do not engage
in economic activity, there are 84 or 61 % who are currently in school and 1
or 1% of is an OSY that made them not engage in economic activity.

Total salary/wages (in cash) received Number of Percentage

by her in the past 12 months Population

2,001-4,000
4,001-6,000
None
TOTAL

Figure27.
 TOTAL SALARY/WAGES (IN CASH)
RECEIVED BY HIM IN THE PAST 12
MONTHS (FEMALE)

5,000-10,000
38%

1,000-2,000
63%

The chart indicates that out of the 191 of the female population who do
not engage in economic activity there are 5 individuals or 3 % who
received salary ranging from 2,000-4000 in the past 12 months and the latter
is shown on table and chart with its percentage.

B. FEMALE WHO ENGAGE IN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

Number of job/business she have Number of Percentage
Population
1
TOTAL

Figure28.
FEMALE WHO ENGAGE IN ECONOMIC
ACTIVITY
3
7%

2
29%

1
64%

The chart shown that

_____________________________________________________________________________
 Primary job, occupation, or business Number of Percentage
during the past week Population
a. Fisher
b. Cook
c. Teacher
d. Business women
e. Construction worker
f. Police officer
g. Barangay Official
h. LGU Employee
i. Tindera
j. Pastora
k. Overseas Filipino Worker OFW
l. Laundress
m. Barangay Health worker
n. Janitress
TOTAL

Figure29.

PRIMARY JOB, OCCUPATION, OR

BUSINESS DURING THE PAST WEEK
(FEMALE)
25%
31%
FISHER
DRIVER
FARMER
TEACHER

13%

31%

Nature of employment Number of Percentage

Population
a. Permanent
 b. Short term, seasonal, casual
TOTAL

Figure30.

NATURE OF EMPLOYMENT (FEMALE)

25%

42%
PERMANENT
SHORT TERM, SEASONAL,CASUAL
WORKED ON DIFFERENT HOBS ON
THE TO DAY OR WEEK TO WEEK

33%

The chart on the left side indicates that out of the 50 of female population
who engage in economic activity, there are 29 or 58% females whose nature of
work is short term, seasonal or casual while there are 21 or 42% whose nature
of work is permanent.

Normal working hours per day during Number of  Percentage

the past week Population
a. 1-4 hours
b. 5-8 hours
c. 9-12 hours
d. 13-15 hours
e. 22-24 hours
TOTAL

Figure31.
 NORMAL WORKING HOURS DURING
THE PAST WEEKS (FEMALE)
14%
36%

1 HOUR
2 HOURS
21% 3 HOURS
4 HOURS

29%

The chart on the left side indicates that out of the 50 of female population
who engage in economic activity, there are 29 or 58% whose normal working
hours is 5-8 hours while there are 2 or 4% whose normal working hours is 13-15
hours and the others are respectively shown in the chart.

Class of worker Number of Percentage

Population
a. Working for private HH
b. Working for private
business/establishment/farm
c. Working for government/government
corp.
d. elf-employed without any paid
employee
TOTAL
Figure32.

CLASS OF WORKER (FEMALE)

11%

WORKING FOR PRIVATE HH

25% WORKING FOR PRIVATE
BUSINESS/ESTABLISHMENT
WORKING FOR
GOVERNMENT/GOVERNMENT
CORP.

64%

The chart above indicates that out of the 50 females who engage in economic
activity, there are 25 or 50% who is self-employed working without any paid
employee while 3 or 6% of them is working for private business or
establishment or farm and working on private households the others are
indicated in the chart with their respective percentage.

DWELLING

Type of Building Number of Percentage

Household
a. Single 17 32%
b. Duplex 26 48%
c. Multi-unit residential 11 20%
TOTAL 54 100%
Figure33.

TYPES OF BUILDING

20%
31%

a.      Single
b.      Duplex
c.       Multi-unit residential

48%

The chart above shows that out of the 45 households, there are 17 or 32% who
is residing in a single type of building while there are 26 or 48% residing in
a duplex type of building and 11 0r 20% of the 45 households are residing in a
Multi-unit residential.

Number of Bedrooms Number of Percentage

Households
a. 1 5 12%
b. 2 13 31%
c. 3 11 26%
d. 4 7 17%
e. 5 4 10%
f. 6 1 2%
g. 7 1 2%
TOTAL 42 100%
Figure34.
NUMBER OF BEDROOMS
26%
31%

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
17%

12% 10%

2% 2%

The chart above shows that out of the 45 households, there are 5 or 12% who
is living in a dwelling with a single bedroom and 13 or 31% who is living in
a dwelling with 2 bedrooms while there are 4 or 10% is living in a dwelling
with 5 bedrooms and the rest are shown on the chart with its percentage

Construction Materials Used in Roofs Number of Percentage

Households
a. Strong materials 29 64%
b. Light materials 7 16%
c. Mixed but predominantly strong 4 9%
materials
d. Galvanized Iron 5 11%
TOTAL 45 100%

Figure35.

CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS USED IN ROOFS

64% b.      Light materials

16%

c.       Mixed but predominantly

strong materials
11%
9%
The chart above shows that out of the 45 households, there are 29 or 64%
whose dwelling’s roofs is made of strong materials while there are 4 or 9%
whose dwelling’s roofs is made of mixed but predominantly light materials and
the rest are shown on the chart with its percentage.

Construction Materials Used in Walls Number of Percentage

Households
a. Strong materials 33 73%
b. Light materials 4 9%
c. Mixed but predominantly strong 3 7%
materials
d. Mixed but predominantly salvage 2 4%
e. Light Materials Bamboo 3 7%
TOTAL 45 100%

Figure36.

CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS USED IN WALLS

73% a.      Strong materials

b.      Light materials

c.       Mixed but predom-

9% inantly strong materials

d.      Mixed but predom-

inantly salvage
7%
7% 4%
e.       Light Materials
Bamboo

The chart above shows that out of the 45 households, there are 33 or 73 %
whose dwelling’s walls is made of strong materials while there are 2 or
4% whose dwelling’s walls is made of mixed but predominantly salvage and the
rest are shown on the chart with its percentage.
Tenure status of the housing unit and lot Number of Households Percentage
occupied by the household
a. Owner, owner like possession of the 37 82%
house and lot
b. Own house, rent free lot with 3 7%
consent of owner
c. Rent free house and lot with 5 11%
consent of owner
TOTAL 45 100%

Figure37.

TENURE STATUS OF THE HOUSING UNIT AND

LOT OCCUPIED BY THE HOUSEHOLD

a.       Owner, owner like possession of the house

82% and lot

7% b.      Own house, rent free lot with consent of

owner

11% c.       Rent free house and lot with consent of

owner

The chart above shows that out of the 45 households, there are 37 or 82%
whose tenure status of the housing and lot occupied by the household is owned
by them while there is 3 or 7% whose tenure status of the housing and lot
occupied by the household is they are not renting the lot with the consent of
owner but they owned the house and the rest are shown on the chart with its
percentage.
 Electricity on the dwelling Number of Households  Percentage
place
Yes 39 57%
No 6 43%
TOTAL 45 100%

Figure38.

ELECTRICITY ON THE DWELLING PLACE

13%

YES
NO

87%

The chart shows that out of the 45 households, there are 39 or 57 % who
has while there are 6 or 43% who has no electricity in their dwelling.

Source of electricity in the Number of Households Percentage

dwelling place
a. Electric company 45 100%
TOTAL 45 100%
Figure39.

SOURCE OF ELECTRICITY IN THE

DWELLING PLACE

ELECTRIC COMPANY

100%

The chart above indicates that out of the 45 households, there are 45 or 100%
of the household’s source of electricity is electric company.
 ASSETS AND AMENITIES

Number Assets / Amenities Number of Items Percentage

a. Radio 10 5%
b. Television 29 14%
c. DVD player 4 2%
d. Stereo /component 6 3%
e. Karaoke 3 1%
f. Refrigerator 10 5%
g. Ref acquired in less than 4 2%
3 years ago
o 1=
h. Electric fan 24 11%
i. Electric iron 15 7%
j. LPG stove/range 24 11%
k. Washing machine 11 5%
l. Oven 1 1%
m. Computer 3 2%
n. Internet connection 4 2%
45 21%
o. Cellphone
p. No of cellphone acquired 5 2%
in less than 3 years
q. Sewing machine 3 1%
r. Vehicles 9 4%
TOTAL 210 100%
Figure40.
 a.      Radio NUMBER ASSETS/AMENITIES
c.       DVD player
b.      Television
d.      Stereo /component
e.       Karaoke f.       Refrigerator
g.      Ref acquired in less than 3 years ago o   1=
h.      Electric fan i.        Electric iron
j.        LPG stove/range k.      Washing machine
l.        Oven m.    Computer
n.      Internet connection
1% 4% 5%
2% 14%
21% 2%
3% 1%

5%

2%
2%
1%
5% 11% 7% 11%
0%

The chart above indicates the number of assets and amenities that the 106
households have with its respective percentage.

WATER AND SANITATION

 Household’s main source of Number of households Percentage
drinking
a. Own faucet, community 14 31%
water system
b. Shared faucet, community 6 13%
water system
c. Own use tubed/piped deep 1 2%
well
d. Dug well 4 9%
e. Tubed/piped shallow well 8 18%
f. Lake, river, rain and 11 25%
other
g. Others 1 2%
TOTAL 45 100%

Figure41.

HOUSEHOLD'S MAIN SOURCE OF

DRINKING
2% a.       Own faucet, community wa-
24% 31% ter system
b.      Shared faucet, community
water system
c.       Own use tubed/piped deep
well
d.      Dug well
e.       Tubed/piped shallow well
f.       Lake, river, rain and other
g.      Others
18% 9% 13%

2%

The chart on the left side shows that out of the 45 total households there are
14 or 31% whose main source of drinking is owned by them from the community
water system while there are 6 or 13% whose main source of drinking is shared
faucet from community water system.
 TOILET FACILITY

Type of toilet facility does the household Number of Household Percentage

use
a. Water sealed, sewer septic tank used 16 33%
exclusively by household
b. Water sealed, sewer septic tank shared 6 12%
with other households
c. Water sealed, other depository, used 2 4%
exclusively by household
d. Water sealed, other depository shared 22 45%
with other households
e. None 3 6%
TOTAL 49 100%

Figure42.

TYPE OF TOILET FACILITY DOES THE

HOUSEHOLD USE
a.       Water sealed, sewer septic
tank used exclusively by house-
6% hold
33% b.      Water sealed, sewer septic
tank shared with other house-
holds
c.       Water sealed, other deposi-
tory, used exclusively by house-
hold
45% d.      Water sealed, other deposi-
tory shared with other house-
holds
e.       None
4% 12%

The chart above shows that out of the 45 total households, there are 16 or
33% of them uses water sealed, sewer septic tank used exclusively by
households while there is 6 or 12% of them shared with the other households
and 3 or 6% of the 45 households does not have a toilet facility.
 WASTE MANAGEMENT

System of Garbage Disposal Number of Households Percentage

a. Garbage collection 15 30%
b. Burning 29 58%
c. Composting 1 2%
d. Recycling 4 8%
e. Waste segregation 1 2%
TOTAL 50 100%

Figure43.

SYSTEM OF GARBAGE DISPOSAL

2%
8% 30% a.      Garbage col-
2% lection

b.      Burning

c.       Composting

d.      Recycling

e.       Waste segre-

gation

58%

Out of the 45 households, there are 15 or 30% in which their system of garbage
disposal is garbage collection while there are 2% that is composting and the
others are shown on the chart with its respective percentage.

Garbage Collection Details Number of households Percentage

a. Private 22 67%
b. Brgy. Collectors 1 3%
c. Other 9 27%
d. None 1 3%
TOTAL 33 100%
Figure44.

GARBAGE COLLECTION DATAILS

3%
27%

a.      Private

b.      Brgy.
Collectors

c.       Other

d.      None
3%
67%

The chart on the left side shows that out of the 45 households there are 22 or
67% whose garbage is being collected by the Private while there are 1 or 3%
whose garbage is being collected by none.

CLIMATE CHANGE

Number of years has the household Number of Households Percentage

been living in its current
dwelling unit
o 3 years and above 29 59%
o Not more than 3 yrs. 7 41%
TOTAL 36 100%
Figure45.

NUMBER OF YEARS HAS THE

HOUSEHOLD BEEN LIVING IN ITS
CURRENT DWELLING UNIT
19%

3 YEARS AND ABOVE

NOT MORE THAN 3 YEARS

81%

The chart on the left side shows that out of the 45 households that there are
29 or 59% households who are residing in the area for more than 3 years while
there are 7 or 41% of the households who are not residing in the households
for not more than 3 years.

B. TEMPERATURE AND ELECTRICITY

Compare to 3 years ago, the  Number of Households Percentage
temperature hotter now in the area
 Yes 12
 No 6
TOTAL 18
Figure46.

COMPARE TO 3 YEARS AGO, THE

TEMPERATURE HOTTER NOW IN THE
AREA
33%

YES
NO

67%

The chart indicates that out of the 45 households residing in the zone for 3
years or more, there are 7 or 33% who responds that the temperature in their
area did not change while there are 12 or 67% who responds that it is hotter
in their area compare to 3 years ago.

Compared to 3 years ago, brownouts Number of Households Percentage

more frequent now in area
 Yes 6 40%
 No 9 60%
TOTAL 15 100%

Figure47.
 COMPARED TO 3 YEARS AGO,
BROWNOUT MORE FREQUENT NOW IN
AREA

40%
YES
NO

60%

The chart indicates that out of the 45 households residing in the zone for 3
years or more, there are 9 or 60% who responds that the frequency of brownouts
was not often while there are 6 or 40% who responds that the occurrence of
brownouts in their area compare to three years ago are often

C. SEA LEVEL
Compared to 3 years ago, the lake Number of Households Percentage
level in area
a. Decreased 1 8%
b. Increased 7 58%
c. Remained the same 2 17%
d. Don’t know 2 17%
TOTAL 12 100%

Figure48.
 COMPARED TO 3 YEARS AGO, THE
LAKE LEVEL IN THE AREA
17% 8%

DECREASED

17% INCREASED

REMAINED THE
SAME

DON'T KNOW
58%

The chart indicates that out of the 45 households residing in the zone for 3
years or more, there are 2 or 17% who responds that the sea level in their
area is the same compared to 3 years ago while there are 1 or 8% who responds
that the sea level decreases compare to 3 years ago. It shows that the sea
level did not increase compare to 3 years ago while the others are indicated
on the chart with its respective percentage.

A. WATER SUPPLY
Compared to 3 years ago, the Number of Households Percentage
water supply in area
a. Decreased 6 55%
b. Increased 3 27%
c. No change 2 18%
TOTAL 11 100%

Figure49.
 COMPARED TO 3 YEARS AGO, THE
WATER SUPPLY IN AREA
18%

DECREASED
INCREASED
NO CHANGE
55%

27%

The chart indicates that out of the 45 households residing in the zone for 3
years or more, there are 2 or 18% who responds that the water supply in their
area is the same compared to 3 years ago while there are 6 or 55% who responds
that the water supply decreases compare to 3 years ago and there are 3 or 27%
who responds that the water supply increases compare to 3 years ago.

PRESENT YEAR 2022

CALAMITY
TYPES OF CALAMITY NO Percentage
a. Typhoon 24 6%
b. Flood 39 9%
c. Drought 48 12%
d. Earthquake 33 8%
e. Volcanic 48 11%
eruption
f. Landslide 48 11%
g. Tsunami 48 11%
h. Fire 45 11%
i. Forest fire 47 11%
j. Armed conflict 43 10%
TOTAL 423 100%

Figure50.
 TYPES10%
OF CALAMITY
9%
11% 6%

a.      
11% Typhoon
b.      Flood
c.       Drought
d.      Earthquake
e.       Volcanic eruption
11% f.       Landslide
g.      Tsunami
h.      Fire
i.        8%
Forest fire
j.        Armed conflict

11%
11% 11%

The chart on the above indicates that the occurrence of calamity compared to 3
years ago is not frequent.

DISASTER PREPAREDNESS

Presence of disaster Number of Households Percentage

preparedness kit
 Yes 18 67%
 No 9 33%
TOTAL 27 100%

Figure51.
 PRESENCE OF DISASTER PRE-
PAREDNESS KIT
33%

YES

NO

67%

The chart indicates the presence of disaster preparedness kit.

Have the following Number of Households Percentage

disaster preparedness
kit
 Yes 15 62%
 No 9 38%
TOTAL 24 100%

Figure52.

HAVE THE FOLLOWING DISASTER

PREPAREDNESS KIT

38%

YES
NO

63%

Days the supply will last Number of items Percentage

 o 1-5 days = 18
a. Water 14
b. Medical kit 7
c. Food 11
d. Matches/Lighter 13
e. Clothes 8
f. Flashlight/Emergency light 11
g. Candle 6
h. Important Documents 11 5
TOTAL 75

DAYS AND SUPPLY WILL LAST

8% 19% a.       Water

7%
b.      Medical kit
c.       Food
15% d.      Matches/Lighter
9%
e.       Clothes
f.       Flashlight/Emergency light
g.      Candle
h.      Important Documents 11

11% 17% 15%

DEATH OF PREVIOUS HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS

Household member who died Number of Households Percentage

in the past 12 months
 Yes 7
 No 4
Number of deaths
1-2 7
TOTAL 18

PROGRAMS AND SERVICES AFFILIATION

SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOOD PROGRAM Number of households Percentage
) SLP (
 Yes
 No
Number of Members Covered
a. 1
b. 2
Implementing Agency
National

FOOD FOR SCHOOL Number of households Percentage

 Yes
 No
TOTAL
Number of Members Covered
a. 1
b. 2
Implementing Agency
 National
 Municipality



SOCIAL PENSION FOR ELDERLY Number of Percentage

Members
 Yes
 No
TOTAL
Number of Members Covered
 1
 2
Implementing Agency
 National

PANTAWID PAMILYANG PILIPINO Number of Households Percentage

 PROGRAM ( 4Ps )
 Yes
 No
TOTAL
Number of Members Covered
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
Implementing Agency
 National

PHILHEALTH EMPLOYED Number of Percentage

households
 Yes
 No
Total
Number of Members Covered
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
Implementing Agency
 National

PHILHEALTH INDIVIDUALLY PAYING Number of households Percentage

 Yes
 No
TOTAL
Number of Members Covered
a. 1
b. 3
c. 4
Implementing Agency
National

PHILHEALTH SPONSORED Number of households Percentage

 Yes
 No
TOTAL
Number of Members Covered
 a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
e. 5
f. 6
g. 10
Implementing Agency
National

o Medical/health
assistance
o Supplemental feeding
program
TOTAL

CUMMUNITY RESOURCE SYSTEM

Infrastructure

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 TOP 10 PROBLEMS
PRIORITIZED PROBLEMS
PROBLEM TREE
ANALYSIS
ASSESSMENTS
ACTION PLAN
EVALUATION
RECOMMENDATION

TOP 10 PROBLEMS
TOP 10 PROBLEMS NUMBER OF PERCENTAGE
 RESPONDENTS

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

TOTAL

LIST OF PRIORITIZED PROLEMS

1.
2.
PROGRESS
NOTES
Date: June 4, 2022
Activity: The Social Work Intern was goes to the Barangay Chairwoman of
Brgy. Suminunggay, Tamparan Lanao del sur to send a permission letter
for their organizing Group Work and Community Organization. And by
afternoon they will start to interview and survey every house hold to
the said Barangay.

Objective/s:

To Send Permission letter to the Barangay Chairwoman.

 To conduct Survey and Interview to every house hold in the Barangay.

What Went Right?

 The Barangay Chairwoman approved the permission letter of the Social

Work Interns.
 Most of all people who had surveyed in the Barangay were participated to
the said activity.

What Went Wrong?
 Other residence of the Barangay shared their problem to the undersigned
interviewer that they cannot include in the given program and services
of the government such, Bangsamo Sagip Kabuhayan (BSK), Cash for Work,
and 4P’s even they applied many times.
 The Social Work Interns was drenched because of rain but they still
continue their survey and interview.

Learning Insights:

 Be confident in expressing your purpose why you are working on that

specific task.

Future Plan:
 The Social work Intern will continue their survey and interview to the
residence of Brgy. Suminunggay by Tomorrow.
Date: June 5, 2022
Activity: The Social Work Interns will go to Brgy. Suminunggay, to
continue their interview and survey for those house hold that not
interviewed yet.

Objective/s:

To conduct Survey and Interview to every house hold in the Barangay.

What Went Right?

 The Social Work students from Iqra Developmental Academy Incorporated

joined the said activity of the Social Work Intern.
What Went Wrong?
 The MSWO called a meeting together with the Social Work Interns Of Iqra
Development Academy Incorporated, but the meeting take a long hours to
start and the Social Work Intern wait for her because of the MSWO was
so busy handling her other business. So the Interns left at office at
time of 3:30pm and they go to the respective area where they assigned of
and continue their Survey and interview to the residence there.
 Few residence of the Barangay did not want to participate to the said
interview and survey of the Social Work Interns.
 The Social Work Interns was drenched because of rain, so they left after
they finished a few interview and survey to the residence.

Learning Insights:

 To gain the trust of the people was hard, so be patience and discuss to
them that your attention was good and you also listen for their
thoughts.

Future Plan:
  The Social work Intern will continue their survey and interview to the
residence of Brgy. Suminunggay by tomorrow with the Social Work
Students.

Date: July 11, 2022

Activity: The Social Work Interns will go to Brgy. Suminunggay, to
continue their interview and survey for those house hold that not
interviewed yet.

Objective/s:

To complete the conduct Survey and Interview to every house hold.

What Went Right?

 The undersigned Social Work Intern was done in conduct Survey and
Interview.

What Went Wrong?

 Only three of Social work interns participated in conducting Survey and
Interview, so it’s take a lot of hour to finish the task.
 Few residence of the Barangay did not want to participate to the said
interview and survey of the Social Work Interns.

Learning Insights:

 Even though few of team was working and believing that the work will
have done, that work will be going to done.
 If you want to finish the specific task, tie it to a goal, not to people
or things.

Future Plan:
The Social work Interns will tabulate the data gathered.