DATE : February 29, 2024

FOR : Analiza O. Lambayan

THRU : Sarah O. Lumanlan

FROM : Venus Althea Abello, Joezel Bagayao, Natalie Beatrix De

Asis, Joyce Elinette Haboc, Jason Hernani, Carl Porlares, Daniela
Ramirez, Desiree Angelique Rebonquin

SUBJECT : Libreng Gamot for All

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I. OBJECTIVES OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT
The initiative's main goal is to provide essential medical supplies and
healthcare services to the community's most vulnerable populations. By
doing this, it hopes to enhance community members' general health and
wellbeing. Furthermore, the initiative aims to make it easier for people
to receive treatment for illnesses that are common in the community,
which will lessen their effects and improve people's quality of life. In
addition, it aims to lower the incidence of health-related problems
through preventive healthcare programs and proactive measures,
ultimately aiming to build a stronger and healthier community.

II. BACKGROUND OF THE CHOSEN COMMUNITY

2.1 HISTORY OF THE CHOSEN COMMUNITY

Barangay 171 is a barangay in the city of Caloocan. Its population

as determined by the 2020 Census was 111,713. This
represented 6.72% of the total population of Caloocan. The
household population of Barangay 171 in the 2015 Census was
98,103 broken down into 22,857 households or an average of
4.29 members per household. The population of Barangay 171
grew from 6,757 in 1990 to 111,713 in 2020, an increase of
104,956 people over the course of 30 years. The latest census
figures in 2020 denote a positive growth rate of 2.76%, or an
increase of 13,547 people, from the previous population of 98,166
in 2015.
2.2 PHYSICAL STRUCTURE OF THE COMMUNITY

2.3 MAP OF THE COMMUNITY (FROM NUFV TO THE COMMUNITY)

 2.4 ISSUES IN THE COMMUNITY

Our primary reason for giving free supplements and medication

to the people in Barangay 171 is to promote good health and
develop overall physical well-being. Providing these medical
resources will decreases illnesses in the community, thus -
leading to a longer and more holistic life. Nobody, regardless of
age or financial background, deserves to be denied of receiving
medicine. By executing this outreach program, we hope to
provide adequate medical resources to vulnerable groups in
Barangay 171 – such as those from low-income households and
elderly residents.

III. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT

3.1. SUMMARY OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT

Based on the interview conducted in Barangay 171, their main

concern is providing access to medication for the elderly. Through
this outreach program, we can provide the necessary medical
resources to vulnerable groups who are struggling to afford the
healthcare they need. By distributing supplements and
medications, and offering free consultations, we can improve their
quality of life and ensure that they’re receiving the treatment they
require.

3.2. TIME FRAME OF PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION

DATE AND TIME TASKS TO ACCOMPLISH

March 1, 2024 (1:00pm – • Set up the venue for the
3:00pm) medical outreach
program.
• Arrange tables, chairs,
and medical supplies.
• Coordinate with
volunteers and assign
roles.
March 1, 2024 (3:00pm – • Unpack and organize
6:00pm) medicines and medical
supplies.
• Conduct brief training and
orientation for volunteers.
• Finalize and ensure all
necessary materials are
in place.
March 2, 2024 (8:00am – • Open registration and
9:00am) welcome participants.
March 2, 2024 (9:00am – • Begin distributing free
11:00am) medicines and vitamins and
 providing medical
consultations.
March 2, 2024 (1:00pm – • Monitor inventory and
3:00pm) restock supplies as
needed.
• Continue with the
distributions and
consultations.
March 2, 2024 (3:00pm – • Collect feedback from
5:00pm) participants.
• Clean up the venue.
• Pack remaining supplies.
• Evaluate medical outreach
program’s success and
areas for improvement.

3.3. MATERIALS NEEDED

ITEM QUANTITY
Tables 5 tables
Chairs 100 chairs
Pain Relievers (Paracetamol, 300 tablets
Ibuprofen) each
Antihistamines 300 tablets
Multivitamines 500 tablets
Bandages 100 pieces
Gauze Pads 50 pads
Band-Aids 50 boxes
Alcohol 100 bottles

3.4. BENEFICIARY OF THE PROJECT

In Barangay 171, the beneficiaries of the free medicine and

vitamins outreach program encompass a diverse spectrum of
community members, ranging from families facing challenges to
individuals lacking access to adequate healthcare services.
Among the primary recipients are low-income households
struggling to afford essential medications and vitamins for
themselves. Elderly residents, who often contend with chronic
health conditions and limited mobility, also benefit from the
accessibility of these medical resources. By extending support to
these vulnerable groups, the outreach program in Barangay 171
endeavors to promote health equity and enhance the overall well-
being of the community, ensuring that essential healthcare
services are accessible to all, regardless of socio-economic
status and other barriers.
III. VENUE OF THE PROJECT

The possible venue for the program could be Barangay 171 covered
court. There are 2 courts in the barangay available for the program
proper. Using this venue is good as we can hold a program here for free.

IV. TARGET PARTICIPANTS

Each citizen in the barangay who’s in need of medicine but does not
have enough budget for it are the target participants for this program.
This is open for all who’s residing in Barangay 171.

V. COMMITTEES–IN–CHARGE

NAMES ROLES
Abello, Venus Volunteer
Bagayao, Joezel Volunteer
De Asis, Natalie Beatrix Volunteer
Haboc, Joyce Elinette Volunteer
Hernani, Jason Volunteer
Porlares, Carl Volunteer
Ramirez, Daniela Volunteer
Rebonquin, Desiree Angelique Organizer/Volunteer