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CASE SUMMARY REPORT

Annex F

Date: February 02, 2024

IDENTIFYING INFORMATION:

Grantee’s Name : Dela Cruz, Danilo D.

Household ID Number : 037110006-4508-00003

HH Set Group : 7B

National ID Number : None

Sex : Male

Birthday : May 04, 1957

Age : 65

Place of Birth : San Felipe, Zambales

Civil Status : Married

Present Address : Brgy. Maloma, San Felipe, Zambales

Educational Attainment : Elementary Graduate

Contact information : None

Religion : Catholic

IP Affiliation : N/A

Source of Information : Dela Cruz, Danilo D.

Date of Registration : January 17, 2014

Years in the Program : 9 years

Current HH level of well-being : 3

Client Status upon Exit : CS31

FAMILY COMPOSITION
Staying with Type of
Relationship to the Monitored Educational
Name of HH Member Birthday Age Sex Civil Status the HH Occupation Monthly Income Disability
Grantee Child (Y/N) Attainment
(Y/N) (if applicable)

Dela Cruz, 65 M Married Elementary

5/04/1957 Grantee Y N Farmer -
Danilo D. Graduate

Dela Cruz. 66 F Married

1/23/1956 Wife Y N Grade 4 Housewihe -
Leonila M.

Dela Cruz, 34 F Single

2/16/1988 Daughter Y N College Graduate Factory Worker 15,000
Catherine M.

Dela Cruz, Aisa 32 F Single High School

08/04/1990 Daughter Y N Factory Worker 15,000
M. Graduate

Dela Cruz, 30 F Single Public School

09/29/1992 Daughter Y N College Graduate 25,000
Naomi M. Teacher

Dela Cruz, Jully 28 F Single

11/24/1994 Daughter Y N Vocational OFW Caregiver 20,000
M.

Dela Cruz, 12 F Single Grand

09/27/2010 Y Y Grade 7 Student
Claire Zyrel Daughter

Dela Cruz Raul 55 M Single High School

5/3/1964 Brother Y N Farmer -
D. Graduate

CASE DEVELOPMENT

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I. Case Development

Danilo Daquinag dela Cruz is an active Set 7B beneficiary with the household ID number 037110006-4508-00003. They have been residing at Sitio Sagpat,

Barangay Maloma, San Felipe, Zambales for fifty-six (56) years. He is living with her wife Leonila, five children, granddaughter, and his brother Raul. They own

a house and lot. The roof and outer walls are made of strong materials such as concrete and galvanized iron.

The family has a source of electricity and has access to potable water. They own appliances such as 32” flat screen television, washing machine, rice cooker,

stereo and refrigerator. They also have a tricycle that serves as family service, six cellular phones and one (1) laptop.

Before, the source of income of Danilo was derived from farming and Leonila was a vegetable vendor at the San Felipe Public Market. Because of this most of

their children graduated from college.

At present, Danilo is more focused on taking care of his family and doing household chores since Leonila experienced a stroke in the year 2009. Leonila had

difficulty in articulation and understanding some things and until now she is taking her maintenance medicines to control her blood pressure. The sources of

income of the family are derived from the following: Catherine, eldest daughter and a single mother who is under board of Bachelor of Science in Elementary

Education and is currently working as factory worker in Nidec Subic Philippines Corporation in Subic Bay Freeport Zone (SBFZ) for seven years with monthly

income of thirteen thousand pesos (Php13, 000); Aiza, second child, graduated in high school is also working in Nidec Subic Philippines Corporation for seven

years with monthly income of thirteen thousand pesos (Php13, 000); Naomi, third child with Bachelor’s degree in Secondary Education who passed the

Licensure Examination for Teachers in the year 2016 is currently working as permanent Teacher I in Cabangan National High School with monthly income of

eighteen thousand five hundred forty-nine pesos (Php18, 549); Jolly, 4th child who finished short course in TESDA in caregiver is currently working at Riyadh,

Saudi Arabia as a caregiver for four years with monthly income of twenty thousand pesos (Php20, 000). Aside from this, Danilo is focused on livestock and

agricultural farming. The family has two (2) cattles, (1) hog fattening, two (2) hog fattening’s and one (1) carabao. In addition, the family owns 1/3 hectare of

land farming that produces twenty (20) cavans of palay every July for the family's consumption.

Currently the monitored child in their household for education is Danilo’s granddaughter Claire Cyrell, Grade 7 student enrolled at Sagpat High School.

Naomi, daughter of Danilo, is an active member of the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS). Also, Catherine, Aisa, Jolly, have contributions in the

Social Security System (SSS). In times where a family member got sick of an illness, all of the family are members of Philhealth insurance.

On the other hand, the family has enough Savings at the Rural Bank of San Felipe that they can use in case of emergencies or crisis situations. They are also

aware of the other services offered by the LGU and department’s EAICS that includes assistance on medical, burial, and financial and/or food subsidies.

The family also has an awareness and knowledge during calamities and disasters. Through their enough knowledge and economic status, the family could

recover from the impact of natural or human made disasters.

There is also well-developed backyard gardening where family members helped each other in planting vegetables such as talong, Okra, talbos ng kamote,

kamatis, and malunggay. They also harvested vegetables for their family’s consumption during the peak of covid-19 pandemic.

The location of their house is prone to disaster. The family’s house is made of strong materials that can withstand strong wind and rain. The household has an

Emergency Balde also that they could use during disasters. Barangay Maloma, Sitio Sagpat is located at the side of the mountain and riverside which is prone to

natural calamities. The community has one (1) elementary school, one (1) High School, one (1) Daycare center, one (1) health station, one (1) covered court.

In addition, in terms of the involvement of the family members in family activities, they engaged for at least two times but less than five times a month. Also, no

family members had participation in legitimate or widely-recognized people’s organizations/associations or support groups. With regards to family awareness on

gender-based violence, Danilo was aware of at least two forms of gender-based violence but cannot explain them.

Danilo is a loving and hardworking father and husband. The family has nine members in which current income is sufficient for their daily consumption.

Despite being strict parents, children of the household are allowed to choose for themselves. As stated by Danilo, they encourage them to pursue their own

choices. They believed in the decision-making skills of their children.

In terms of access to resources, both their male and female children could access their resources equitably. All children were provided with their necessities

including non-food needs.

The family is actively participating in the community, attending meetings, and participating in community activities like coastal clean-up, community gardening,

4 o’ clock habit, Brigada eskwela.

Danilo admitted the improvement of the family’s well-being compared to the life situation they had before they entered the Pantawid Pamilya Program. The

family’s perseverance to increase the level of their well-being was also achieved when their children are all working and earning for their living.

In addition to this, the result of the Family Risk and Vulnerability Assessment of the family has no risk in all thematic areas which is an indicator that the family

has a high level of functioning.

Based on the overall assessment, the household manifests the basic qualities and capabilities to sustain their well-being. The family members aside from strong

family ties, they have perseverance and positive disposition in life. It was also assessed that the household has a contingency plan as to the readiness of the

family to unexpected or emergency cases in the presence of savings, and government insurances.

The household can sustain its level of well-being and is able to provide the health and educational needs of the children without the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino

Program.

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INTERVENTIONS PROVIDED

Interventions Provided Date Completed/ Accomplished Involved Parties

Conduct of Family Development Session May 2013 up to present DSWD

Monitoring of compliance to health and education of the May 2013 up to present DSWD
children beneficiaries

Provision of Grants in Education and Health May 2013 up to present DSWD

Provision of Rice subsidy 2016 up to present DSWD

Provision of UCT 2018-2020 DSWD

ESP-SAP recipient CoVid Pandemic 2020 DSWD

Home visitation February 2020 DSWD

November 2020

October 2021

June 2022

Administration of SWDI 2015, 2019, 2021,2023 DSWD

TRANSITION/ EXIT PLAN

Responsible Person/
Objectives Suggested Intervention/ Activities Timeline Expected Outcome
Agency

Increase awareness on the existing To discuss existing programs and DSWD-SLP February to April 2024 The household can able to apply for the
programs and services offered by the LGU services LGU specific program based on their needs.

To household will be able to continuously Conduct of home visitation and case Dela Cruz family February 2024 Continuously monitoring of the LGU on the
monitor its progress and development after management LGU/MSWDO onwards progress and development of the exited
exiting the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino household beneficiary and able to provide
Program. aftercare services to be able to sustain its
level of well-being.

RECOMMENDATION

Based on the assessment, the household is able to sustain its level of well-being and is able to provide the health and educational needs of the children without
the Pantawid program. Hence, the undersigned respectfully recommends the household of Danilo D. Dela Cruz with household ID number 037110006-4508-
00003 to exit from the program and formally endorsed to local government unit for the continues monitoring.

Prepared by: Reviewed by:

LYKO B. LIM JESSICA G. TALAUE

Municipal Link Social Welfare Officer III
Date: ___________ Date: ___________

Noted by: Approved by:

GEZELLE ANNE V. GARCIA JOSEPHINE C. DELA TONGA

Provincial Link OIC-Division Chief

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Exit plan concurred by:

Danilo D. Dela Cruz ROWEL A. VILLANUEVA

Name of the Household Grantee Name of the LGU Social Worker
Date: ____________ Date: _____________

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