2023

Don Gerardo Llamera Ouano Memorial National

Highschool
(DGLlOMNHS)

‘‘GIVING FOODS TO HOMELESS PEOPLE AND

STREET CHILDREN’’

ESMAS, DANICA
TARONA, ROSHAINE E.
PILAPIL, CYNTHIA MAE
BARDAGO, LORENZ
ABULENCIA, JOHN LLOYD
CUYOS, DHONALD JOSE
CALESA, NIEL VINCENT
BONGO, STEFANY
BACULPO, CHARITY SHANE
SABANAL, MICHEL
SABANAL, DARILYN
SABRIDO, MARIA MAE
CRUZ, REALYN
I.EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Ever since money was introduced to us a thousand years ago, it had controlled our lives ceaselessly.
Due to this many people were blessed to have enormous amounts of riches to sustain and to provide
for their families and selves, but if there are people who are at the top there are also people at the
bottom. Poverty is not having enough material possessions or income for a person’s needs. Some
families, mainly in the Philippines are greatly affected by poverty. In fact, according to the Philippine
Statistics Authority, the poverty incidence among Filipino individuals in the first semester of 2018 was
estimated at 21.0 percent. Because of this, the Philippines had always struggled to keep its nation to
prosper because of a great number of families experiencing extreme poverty. There are many
contributing factors to poverty preventing the successful economy of the Philippines.

Poverty truly prevents the Philippines to be a more powerful and successful country. If we don’t take
action and stop the causes of poverty it might spread to even more families in the Philippines making
it harder to stop it. When people take action and make a change and stop poverty once and for all
only then can we stay true to the country’s tagline, ‘It’s more fun in the Philippines’.

In order to make this plan successful,