The world is a book and

ever y step tur ns a new page

honse de Lamartine (1790-18
Ye a r 2 0 2 3 i s s e t b e f o r e u s
like an unwritten volume,
all of its pages blank.
We had written upon each day's page
of 2023 the things
hat at the end of the year we will look
upon with rejoicing rather than regre
 The
Calendar
of
Accomplishments
A YEAR THAT WAS!
2023
Social Welfare is the heart of public service. It is the service that
cares, protects, develops and empowers the clientele to become
functioning individuals, groups and communities.
 Municipal Social Welfare
& Development Office

I. Functional Mandate:
1. Formulate and implement social welfare measures, plans and
strategies.
2. Be in the frontline of service particularly those which have to do
with immediate relief during and assistance in the aftermath of ma-
made and natural disasters and calamities.
II. Vision:
A society where the poor, vulnerable and disadvantaged families and
communities are empowered for an improved quality of life.
III. Mission:
To provide a social protection and promote the rights and welfare of the
poor, vulnerable and the disadvantage individuals, family and
community to contribute to poverty alleviation and empowerment thru
Social Welfare & Development Policies/Programs, and Projects &
Services implemented by MSWD with DSWD, NGO’s, LGU’s, PO’s &
other members of civil society
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
Hon. Joel B. Bungallon
Municipal Mayor

Aginaya Dinumla-Cabanayan, RSW, MSW

MSWDO

Catherine T. Dumapis
Social Welfare Officer III
Amites Tondagui
Social Welfare Officer II

Judy Ann Ducyao

Social Welfare Officer I
Lorenie Laila H. Bullan
Social Welfare Assistant

Julie A. Immoliap
Day Care Worker II Elizabeth C. Tayaban
Day Care Worker I
CHILDREN WELFARE
“Life’s Aspiration come in
the guise of Children”
CHILDREN WELFARE PROGRAM
Services provided: Budget: Php 120,000.00
❑Children Advocacy Campaign
❑Children's Celebration/Convention
❑Supplementary Feeding Program
❑Child Development/Day Care Services
❑Supervised Neighborhood Play(SNP)
❑Intervention, Diversion and after care
program for Children at Risk(CAR) and
Children in Conflict with the Law
❑Protective Services for Children in Need of
Special Protection (Case Management,
Case/family Conference, Psychosocial
Services and Referral)
 ECCD MOVING UP / CLOSING

• There are 405 (209 Boys and 196 Girls) Day Care
Completers/ Graduates for school year 2022-2023
ECCD MOVING UP /
CLOSING
ECCD MOVING UP /
CLOSING
ECCD MOVING UP /
CLOSING
ECCD MOVING UP /
CLOSING
740 Enrolled 45 Child Devt 39 Public Child Devt
Centers
Day Children Workers 2 Private Centers
 SUPPLEMENTAL FEEEDING

Supplementary
Feeding Program was
created to address
high prevalence of
malnutrition of
children in the
country to target 3-4
years old enrolled in
Child Development
Centers (CDC) and 2-4
years old children in
Supervised
Neighborhood Play
(SNP) through the
provision of Hot
Meals and Alternative
Healthy Snack.
SUPPLEMENTAL FEEEDING
DISTRIBUTION
Supplemental Feeding at the Center
Supplemental Feeding at the Center
Supplemental Feeding at the Center
Supplemental Feeding at the Center
Capability Building of Day Care Workers
Retooling Training of Day Care Workers on the 13th
Cycle on Supplementary Feeding, ECCD Information
System and Others on August 11, 2023
Capability Building of Day Care Workers

Capability Building in Strengthening the LCAT VAWC and Child

Development Workers on Septemner 28-29, 2023
Capability Building of Day Care Workers

Caring for the Child Carers

Capability Building of Day Care Workers
Children’s Month Activities
Children’s Month Activities
Children’s Month Activities
Children’s Month Activities
Children’s Month Activities
Children’s Month Activities
Children’s Month Activities
Children’s Month Activities
Christmas Program Activities for
Children
Christmas Program Activities for
Children
Christmas Program Activities for Children
Christmas Program Activities for Children
YOUTH WELFARE PROGRAM
“If you think in terms of a year,
PLANT A SEED;
If you think in terms of 10 years,
PLANT A TREE;
If you think in terms of 100 years…
SHAPE the YOUTH”
YOUTH WELFARE PROGRAM
Services provided: Budget- Php 60,000.00
❑Youth Advocacy Campaign: Happitan chi Uunga
Advocacy Program
❑Capability Building Program for the youth
❑Protective Services for Youth in Need of Special
Protection (Case Management, Case/family
Conference, Psychosocial Services and Referral)
“When Boys Become Buntis”

Happitan chi Uunga on ARH, Kabataan Kontra Droga, Oplan

Ammuna, Mental Health, Basic First Aid, Moral Recovey and others
last May 20-22, 2023.
 Happitan chi Uunga on ARH, Kabataan Kontra Droga, Oplan
Ammuna, Mental Health, Basic First Aid, Moral Recovey and others
last May 20-22, 2023.
Happitan chi Uunga on ARH ,Mental Health, Nutrition and Good
Touch and Bad Touch and others last November 29, 2023
“Being Healthy is My Habit Poster-
Making Contest
2023 Imbayah Musical Theatre Competition- First Edition!
2023 Imbayah Musical Theatre
Competition- First Edition!
Women Welfare
WOMEN WELFARE PROGRAM
Services provided: Budget- Php 60,000.00
➢ Advocacy campaign
➢ Self Enhancement Skills Development
➢ Productivity Skills/Livelihood
Development
➢ Community Participation Skills
Development
➢ Psychosocial Services for Women in in
Especially Difficult Circumstances and
VAWC Survivors
IEC ADVOCACY PARADE
ZUMBA FITNESS!
PUNHANA AND PUN-
APNGA AWARDING
PUNHANA AND PUN-APNGA
AWARDING
PUNHANA AND PUN-APNGA
AWARDING
PROVINCIAL WOMENS DAY
Differently-abled
Welfare
PERSON WITH DISABILITY WELFARE PROGRAM

Services provided: Budget- Php

60,000.00
❑ Advocacy campaign
❑ Provision of auxiliary social
services (include assistive
devices) (Php 300,000.00)
❑ Provision of Educational
Assistance
❑ Organizing and Capacitating PWDs
❑ Provision of PWD ID and booklet
Capability Building for PWDs
Disaster Preparedness and Hydrotherapy for
PWD’s
“Konsulta” Health and Wellness
for PWD’s
Assistive Devices (4 blind sticks,20
wheel chairs, 18 Quad canes, 10 crutches and 50 single canes)
Food pack Recipients
(25 PWD’s)
FAMILY WELFARE PROGRAM
 FAMILY WELFARE PROGRAM
Services provided: Budget- Php 60,000.00
The family welfare program is the provision and expansion of knowledge and
skills of parents and others involved in child caring on early childhood
development, health care, behavior management, husband-wife relationship and
parenting rights and duties.

Services:
• Responsible Parenthood Session
• Parent Effectiveness Sessions
• Active Male Movement Against Violence and for AYOD Sessions (AMMA)
• Pre-Marriage Counseling
• Marriage Counseling
• Family Casework/Counseling
• Organization and Capacitating Solo Parents
• Self Enhancement Skills Development
• Productivity Skills/Livelihood Development
• Community Participation Skills Development
• Psychosocial Services for Solo Parents and their Children
• ADOPTION
AMMA IN ANABA!
 FAMILY WELFARE PROGRAM
a. Conduct of Life Skills Seminar (CSAE, CICL & CAR, Slo Parent Children)
- 25 participants
 Parent and Child Encounter
b. (CSAE, CICL & CAR, Slo Parent Children)
TRAINING OF TRAINERS ON PARENT EFFECTIVE
SERVICE
Adoption (Mandatory Appearance RACCO)
Adoption (Mandatory Appearance RACCO)
Adoption (Mandatory Appearance RACCO)
Pre-Marriage Orientation Counseling (PMOC)
Pre-Marriage Orientation Counseling (PMOC)
ELDERLY
WELFARE
PROGRAM
 ELDERLY WELFARE PROGRAM
These are programs for individuals who are 60 years old & above,
and are called senior citizens (SCs) as stipulated in Republic Act
7432. Activities are developed and implemented to maximize their
contribution to nation building and to help them cope with health
problems and issues of aging.

Services provided by Senior Citizens Center

• Advocacy campaign
• Elderly Filipino Week Celebration / Senior
• Citizens Conventions"
• Organization and Capacitating the Senior Citizens
• Livelihood program for SCs
• Issuance of ID and Booklet
• Provision of Mortuary Assistance
• Provision of Financial Assistance to 90 years old and Above
SOCIAL PENSION PAYOUT
Centenarians

MARCOS C. AMMONG ANABA,

BANAUE, IFUGAO
Centenarians

IMMAYA K. HIMMIWAT
KINAKIN, BANAUE, IFUGAO
Centenarians

BUY-A PAGADA NADYUG

BATAD, BANAUE, IFUGAO
 Centenarian

BUY-A PAGADA NADYUG

BATAD, BANAUE, IFUGAO

MR. ALEJO HANGDAAN PADCHIN of

Bangaan, Banaue, Ifugao
Centenarian

BUY-A PAGADA NADYUG

BATAD, BANAUE, IFUGAO

PAYAGA Y. DUMALILIS
BOCOS, BANAUE IFUGAO
2023 ELDERLY MONTH
CELEBRATION
2023 ELDERLY MONTH
CELEBRATION
2023 ELDERLY MONTH
CELEBRATION
2023 ELDERLY MONTH
CELEBRATION
2023 ELDERLY MONTH CELEBRATION
HEALTH PROGRAM
2023 PROVINCIAL ELDERLY MONTH
CELEBRATION
 EMERGENCY WELFARE PROGRAM
Services provided: Budget- Php 1,100,000.00
To expedite the early recovery and rehabilitation phase for the affected individuals and families
during man-made and natural disasters with the following services to be implemented on a case
to case basis

• Provision of Certificate of Indigent to families seeking legal purposes

• Provision of Social Case Study Report to clients needing interventions from other line
agencies/institutions
• Provision of cash assistance (aid to individual in crisis situations) to needy clients.

AICS- Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situation

It is the provision of limited assistance in cash or in kind to individuals/families who are
hampered to function normally because of socio-economic difficulties. The nature of difficulty is
usually short term and emergency
in nature; thus, the assistance is one shot deal basis:

• Hospitalization/ Medical Assistance

• Emergency Shelter Assistance
• Burial Assistance for Person with Disability
• Educational Assistance for Children of Solo Parents
• Assistance to Children in Need of Special Protection (CNSP)- Victims of Abuse or in relation
to R.A 7610, Children in Conflict with the Law
• Assistance to Women in Especially Difficult Circumstances, Victims of Violence Against
Women and Trafficking
EMERGENCY WELFARE PROGRAM
AICS PAYOUT
PREPOSITIONING OF RELIEF
DISTRIBUTION OF RELIEF
ESA ASSESSMENT
ESA ASSESSMENT
ESA ASSESSMENT
ESA PAYOUT (Uhaj Fire Victims)
ESA PAYOUT (STS EGAY)
 #

CISD/PFA/PSP IN ASIPULO
 #
CISD/PFA/PSP IN ASIPULO
Climate Change Adaptation, Mitigation and
Disaster Risk Reduction (CCAM-DRR)
Climate Change Adaptation, Mitigation
and Disaster Risk Reduction (CCAM-
DRR)
 Barangay PROJECT No. of
Benes
1. Anaba Tree Planting 35
Solid Waste Management 35
Rehabilitation of CIS 35
2. Batad Tree Planting 35
Rehabilitation of CIS 35
3. Bocos Tree Planting 35
Solid Waste Management
35
4. Cambulo Tree Planting 35
Solid Waste Management
35
5. Gohang Solid Waste Management 35

6. Ducligan Solid Waste Management 35

7. Kinakin Tree Planting 35
Solid Waste Management 35
8. Poitan Rehabilitation of CIS 35
9. Uhaj Tree Planting 35
Solid Waste Management
10. San Rehabilitation of CIS 35
Fernando
Total 560
 FOOD FOR WORK
No. Barangay Project No. of No. of FPPs
benes
1 Poitan Cleaning of 190 380
various
pathways and
irrigation
2 Viewpoint Cleaning of 158 316
various irrigation
3 Bocos Cleaning of 100 200
various irrigation
4 Kinakin Cleaning of 52 104
various
pathways
TOTAL 500 1000
BADAC/BCPC/LCAT VAWC
 MSWDO TOTAL FUNDS MANAGED
MSWDO Fund Outside Fund Total

6,739,601.26 18,130,680.00 24,870,281.30

BREAKDOWN OF OUTSIDE FUND MANAGED

from JANUARY- DECEMBER 2023

PPA AMOUNT
1. SOCIAL PENSION FOR SENIOR CITIZENS (DSWD) 11,382,000.00
2. PLGU Financial Assistance to Indigent Senior Citizens 1, 751,000.00
3. DSWDFood for Work 650,000.00
4. Climate Change Adaptation, Mitigation, and Disaster Risk Reduction (CCAM- 850,000.00
DRR) CASH FOR WORK – Sourced out Fund from DSWD
6. Emergency Shelter Assistance from DSWD - Typhoon Egay 490,000.00
7. Emergency Shelter Assistance for Typhoon Paeng beneficiaries from the 95,000.00
National Housing Authority
8. Additional Supplemental Feeding from DSWD CAR 1,912,680.00
9.DSWD AICS 1,000,000.00
TOTAL 18,130,680.00
 #

SWD LAWS National Assessment

 #

SWD LAWS National Awarding

 #

123rd MLGU CSC Awarding

 #

123rd MLGU CSC Awarding

 #

123rd MLGU CSC Awarding

 #

OTHER Awards
 #

OTHER Awards
 #

OTHER Awards
 MSWDO

Reaching Out, Changing Lives

Always Forward in 2024!
Going Beyond Welfare!
 PRIORITY PROGRAMS, PROJECTS
AND ACTIVITIES CY 2024

1. FAMILY WELFARE PROGRAM- 100,000.00

A. Conduct of Parent Effectiveness Session

(PES)/ Responsible ParenThood Session
B. Capability Building Activities for AMMA
C. Psycho-Social Services to Solo Parents
and their Children
D. Family Week Celebration
 PRIORITY PROGRAMS, PROJECTS
AND ACTIVITIES CY 2024

2. WOMEN WELFARE PROGRAM- 100,000.00

Community Participation Skills Development :

Women's Month Kickoff Zumba
Women’s Self Enhancement through Health and
Wellness through Eye Screening and Medical
Check-up
Productivity and Livelihood Skills Activity through
Financial Literacy Training (in coordination with
DOLE, DTI and John Wick of Baguio)
Kapwa ko Babae, Mahal ko Activity for bedridden
women in the BLGUs
 PRIORITY PROGRAMS, PROJECTS
AND ACTIVITIES CY 2024

3. CHILD WELFARE PROGRAM- 120,000.00

Children Advocacy Campaign Activities

Children's Month Activities
Happitan ci Uunga Activities
 PRIORITY PROGRAMS, PROJECTS
AND ACTIVITIES CY 2024
4.TECHINCAL ASSISTANCE AND RESOURCE
AUGMENTATION (TARA) TO DAY CARE WORKERS
PROGRAM- 150,000.00
Focal Person:
A. Orientation and Training of Newly Hired Day
Care Workers
B. Accreditation of Day Care Workers: Pre-
Assessment and Actual Accreditation
C. Self Care for Day Care Workers: Day Care
Workers's Day
D. Strengthening of Knowledge, Skills and Values
of Day Care Workers and Resource Augmentation
to Day Care Centers
 PRIORITY PROGRAMS, PROJECTS
AND ACTIVITIES CY 2024
5.DISABILITY WELFARE PROGRAM- 100,000.00
National Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation
Week Celebration Through "Handog para sa kapwa
ko PWD activity for Person with Disabilities."
Capability Building activity through "cheerlympics
for Person with Disabilities."
Cerebral Palsy Awareness and Protection week
through "Let's Paint With Our Heart Activity for
children and youth with Disabilities".
International Day of Persons with Disabilities
 PRIORITY PROGRAMS, PROJECTS
AND ACTIVITIES CY 2024
6.EMERGENCY WELFARE PROGRAM- 1,100,000.00

Provision of AICS-Medical Assistance, Burial, E.

Assistance to Children in Need of Special
Protection (CNSP)- Victims of Abuse or in relation
to R.A 7610, Children in Conflict with the Law and
VAW Survivors
 PRIORITY PROGRAMS, PROJECTS
AND ACTIVITIES CY 2024
STRATEGIC PRIORITIES:
7.Comprehensive Intervention Against Gender
Violence, LCAT VAWC- 100,000.00
8. Strengthening of MADAC/MPOC and BADAC/BPOC
Functionality- 40,000.00
9. Assistance to BCPC Functionality- 40,000.00
10. Assistance to LCPC Functionality- 40,000.00

YOUTH PROGRAM- MAYOR’S OFFICE

 PRIORITY PROGRAMS, PROJECTS
AND ACTIVITIES CY 2024
Provision of Maintenance and Other Operating
Expenses:
1. Travelling Expenses- 123,000.00
2. Training Expenses- 30,000.00
3. Representation Expenses: 50,000.00
4. Office Supplies- 73,000.00

5. IT Equipment: 100,000.00 (Laptop for Cathy,

Amites and Teacher Beth. 1 printer)
 Reminders as
Government Employees:
1. To serve and not to be
served.
“Public service must be
more than doing a job. It
must be a complete
dedication to the people
and to the nation.”
 Reminders as
Government Employees:
2. SMILE
It may seem simple, but a smile
can have a profound impact on
your mood and outlook on life.
When you smile, you release
endorphins, which have mood-
boosting effects. Smiling also
makes you more approachable
and likable, which can lead to
positive interactions with others.
 Reminders as
Government Employees:
3. Be kind.
Treat everyone with respect
and kindness—from the janitor
to the President of the
Republic. Being kind to
someone because of their title
is not kindness, it’s a
transaction.
 Reminders as
Government Employees:
4.STAY CALM
Life can be stressful, but it's
important to stay calm and
collected. When you're feeling
stressed, take a few deep
breaths and remind yourself
that everything is going to be
okay. There is no need to panic
or worry.
 Reminders as
Government Employees:
5. AVOID NEGATIVITY
Negativity is contagious, so it's
important to surround yourself with
positive people and situations.
Avoid negative people who drain
your energy and make you feel bad
about yourself. Instead, focus on
spending time with people who lift
you up and make you feel good.
 Reminders as
Government Employees:
6. Be patient.
You cannot change the world
overnight and progress in
government is slow and is made in
small steps. Work on those little
steps and hope you make a
difference and that you get more
allies who will do the same. Don’t
get discouraged when it takes too
long because it will all pay off in
the end.
 Reminders as
Government Employees:
7. It will be frustrating.
There will be days when you would want
to give up. It could either be because
you’ve met opposition (reasonable or
not) or that it seems impossible to get
things done. You will encounter these
things every single day but don’t lose
heart. Remember why you joined
government. It’s not about you or your
difficulties. It’s about those you serve.
 Reminders as
Government Employees:
8. Your leaders will disappoint you. They will
make decisions that you will not agree with
and they will behave in ways you will not
understand. And you will question why you
followed them in the first place. When this
happens, look to why they did it and see if
you’re comfortable in following a person with
those motivations. But please do not try to
justify bad behavior and know when it’s time
to not follow them anymore or to leave. Don’t
be a fanatic. Always be loyal to the country,
not to an elected or appointed official.
 Reminders as
Government Employees:
9.Have integrity.
No amount of money is worth the
name your parents gave you and
the reputation your children will
inherit. Yes, working in government
means making many sacrifices but
once you give in to corruption, that
will forever be a stain on your
name. Remember that.
 Reminders as
Government Employees:
10.There will be times when you’d like to
punch someone in the face—but you
shouldn’t.
You will meet different characters in
government and many will make your
blood boil. You will meet the notoriously
corrupt, the know-it-all arrogant official,
the back biters, the do nothings, the
don’t you know who my backer is types,
and many more. They will infuriate you
and they will push you to the limit. But if
you give up, they win. So don't let them.
 Reminders as
Government Employees:
11.It’s not about titles. A title should
only be used as a means to do more
good for other people, not to dominate
others or to order people around. At the
end of the day, a title is just a piece of
paper and it does not automatically
make someone a better leader or more
honorable than anyone else. Leadership
is earned, respect is gained, and honor
is seen in actions.
 Reminders as
Government Employees:
12. And lastly, know your WHY.
Always be clear on why you joined public
service. Always be clear that it’s not
about you—it’s about the people and the
nation you serve. It's not about what you
accomplish—it’s about the impact you’ll
have on people’s lives. And always be
clear that you’re doing this because you
love your country and you want to do
your part in building a better future for
all.
 • “Anything that annoys you is
for teaching you patience.
• Anyone who abandons you is
for teaching you how to stand
up on your own two feet.
• Anything that angers you is
for teaching you forgiveness
and compassion.
• Anything that has power over
you is for teaching you how
to take your power back.
 • Anything you hate is for
teaching you unconditional
love.
• Anything you fear is for
teaching you courage to
overcome your fear.
• Anything you can’t control is
for teaching you how to let go
and LET GOD”
• Our Heavenly Father, in Your
infinite wisdom You have set
us to be public employees in
the government. This week
we are burdened for the
multitude of work - to make
living, sharing and working
together- fruitful, fulfilling and
joyful.
• May we make every effort to
make our office, barangay,
municipality, and nation, not
only a better place to live, but
a place known for its mercy,
justice, righteousness and
fairness.
• Heavenly Father, be
merciful to our great land
and to those who lead us
in our barangay and
municipality.
• Give to each a sense of
calling. May each put a
high value on justice,
righteousness, honesty
and service.
• May all have a pure heart
and the peace and joy of
knowing that we have
taken the high road.
•O God, no one said it
would be easy and no
one said it was going
to be this hard.
•But may the day come
when we can say,
“Praise the Lord, we
have come this far.”
•This we pray in the
name of the
Righteous of the
righteous; the Purest
of the pure, our Lord
Jesus Christ, Amen.
Thank God for 2023
In God we Trust
this 2024