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GROUP RECORDS
Individual Diagnostic Statement
Name of Client: Profisita P. Eslit
A. Identifying Information
Profisita P. Eslit was born on February 5, 1949, and currently resides in Purok 2,
Katipunan, Guipos, Zamboanga del Sur. At 74 years old, she is a senior citizen and a widow.
She is an active member of a religious congregation, and a senior citizens’ organization, and
is involved in various activities in her barangay. Profisita works as a housekeeper and lives
with her third son in the same house.
B. Background Information
Profisita a Morena skin type, is of medium height and has a slender build. She also has
high blood pressure and requires regular maintenance medication. She is known for her
friendly and sociable nature and enjoys interacting with people in her community. Profisita
is kind, approachable, and fond of dancing. Throughout her life, she has maintained a clean
record without any misconduct. She is a devoted wife, a mother to her children, and a loving
grandmother to her grandchildren.
Profisita is blessed with four children: Rosalie E. Indicuso, 46 years old; ReymarEslit, 44
years old; AnastacioEslit, 41 years old; and Lovely Eslit, 35 years old. All of her children are
already married and have families of their own, but Anastacio lives with his family in
Profisita’s house. Additionally, Profisita helps Anastacio take care of his children by assisting
with basic tasks such as cooking, housecleaning, and selling food items like kakanin, snacks,
and viand to their neighbors as a source of income, so she doesn’t have to rely too much on
her son, Anastacio, for her maintenance medication.
The family resides in a large wooden house with four bedrooms, a kitchen, and a
spacious living room. They use a septic tank toilet and depend on a shared faucet provided
by the barangay as their source of water. The head of the family is her third child, son
Anastacio. ProfisitaEslit, a senior citizen and a widow, is dependent on her son. She takes
care of her three grandchildren, who are the children of Anastacio. Anastacio works as a
Payong-payong driver but still has a monthly debt of 2,000 pesos for the vehicle. He is
committed to providing for his three children and meeting all the needs of the family. The
income that Anastacio earns from being a Payong-payong driver is insufficient for the family,
and they often face shortages of food and financial resources. Additionally, the monthly
payment for the Payong-payong he is using amounts to P2,000.00.
C. Definition of Problem
Profisita, a senior citizen and a widow, who is dependent on her son Anastacio but
has taken over the care of Anastacio's children so she won't be too burdened, especially
with feeding them every day. In addition, she has already maintenance because of her
high blood pressure and she cannot buy her maintenance, sometimes there is free
medicine from the center but sometimes it is out of stock.
This information sheds light on Profisita's struggles in maintaining a stable and secure
environment for her family. The inconsistency in financial support and the shortage of
food resources are the primary concerns that need to be addressed in the helping
relationship between the client (Profisita) and the worker. The agreement between the
client and the worker should focus on finding solutions to these specific challenges to
improve the overall well-being of the family.
D. Helping Goal
-To recommend Profisita to the Barangay Health worker for regular monitoring of
her blood pressure, and subsequently refer her to the assigned nurse for medication
scheduling. This ensures that she has access to necessary medications and
understands how to take them correctly.
- To explore opportunities for financial assistance or social support programs

specifically tailored to widows and senior citizens to help alleviate the financial strain
on the family and ensure the client’s basic needs are met.
- To provide education and resources to the family, including the son, on managing
and understanding high blood pressure, as well as the importance of a healthy
lifestyle and dietary choices to support the client’s long-term well-being.
- To establish a network of social and community support for the client and her
family to promote physical and emotional well-being.
E. Helping/Action Plans
- Facilitating Regular Check-ups and Medication Access Schedule a visit to the local
health center or clinic for the client to receive a comprehensive check-up and
consultation with a healthcare professional regarding her high blood pressure.
- Assist the client in obtaining a consistent supply of her prescribed medications,

possibly by connecting her with patient assistance programs, local pharmacies, or
community health resources.
-Explore options for financial support or benefits available to senior citizens and
widows, including social security benefits, and pension programs.
Name of Client: Norma Blanco
Norma was born on December 6, 1957, residing at Purok2, Katipunan,

Guipos, Zamboanga Del Sur. She is a senior citizen and a widow in which become a
member of religious congregations and a businesswoman.
B. Background information
She is a 66-year-old woman, a widow, and her husband has passed away. She
is a very approachable and sociable person, known for being hardworking, strong, and
empowering as a mother and grandmother. With a stocky build, Norma has short dyed
hair and remains dedicated to her role as a mother of three children – one girl and two
boys. She is always ensuring that she fulfills her obligations to her family. Despite her
age, she manages household chores, prepares meals, and even engages in small-scale
entrepreneurship by selling rugs and food in their neighborhood. She shoulders a lot of
responsibilities, showcasing her resilience and dedication.
The family resides in a partially constructed house, with half made of concrete
and half made of wood, still awaiting completion. The dwelling comprises a single small
bedroom, a compact kitchen area, and limited space for a living room. Their sanitation
facilities consist of a water-sealed toilet, and they rely on a shared water faucet
provided by the barangay. Norma is the homeowner, and she shares the household
with her daughter, Marites, who is currently battling an illness, along with Marites'
three young children. Norma plays a dual role, caring for both her ailing daughter and
her grandchildren. Heading the family is Orlan Blanco, who is single-handedly
responsible for providing for their needs. Orlan is a farmer who also undertakes
additional work within the community. While Orlan contributes 1,500.00 at times, it is
not a consistent source of income. On occasion, Norma’s daughter Myrna also
provides financial support to meet their daily needs. The family's living situation depicts
their strength and resilience in the face of adversity, as they cope with the challenges
posed by their modest living conditions, health concerns, and fluctuating income.
C. Definition of the Problem
Following the assessment conducted by the undersigned worker, it is evident

that the family is grappling with significant financial hardships. The lack of funds has
resulted in an inability to purchase essential medication for Norma’s daughter, Marites.
Additionally, the inconsistent financial support from her son and daughter further
exacerbates the family’s challenges. Despite these difficulties, Norma continues to
shoulder substantial responsibilities, particularly in caring for her three grandchildren,
all of whom are pursuing their education, with two in high school and one in college. To
meet their needs, Norma must constantly seek ways to provide not only for their daily
necessities but also to cover educational expenses. Despite some of the grandchildren
being beneficiaries of the 4Ps program, the allocations are insufficient to cover the
college tuition of Dexter, who is enrolled at Southern Mindanao Colleges, as well as the
miscellaneous fees for the high school students.
This situation illustrates the profound strain on Norma as she endeavors to
manage the family’s financial constraints while prioritizing the education and well-being
of her grandchildren.
D. Helping Goals
- To assist in securing financial assistance for medication and ongoing treatment for her
daughter’s illness.
-To empower Norma to effectively communicate her condition and situation to her
children, enabling them to take on a proactive role in caring for their grandchildren and
ill siblings.
- To support Norma in encouraging her children to consistently contribute financially
towards the well-being and daily needs of their grandchildren.
-To motivate and empower Norma’s grandchildren to assist her in her rug-making
business on weekends, relieving her from excessive fatigue and ensuring a sustainable
source of income.
E. Helping plans
- Refer to MSWDO for sources of financial assistance/medical for medication and

ongoing treatment for Norma's daughter's illness.
- Assist Norma in preparing a clear and concise explanation of her medical condition and
the challenges she is facing in caring for her grandchildren and ill daughter.
-Facilitate discussions with Norma's children, highlighting the importance of consistent
financial contributions towards the well-being and daily needs of their children and ill
siblings.
- Introduce the idea of assisting Norma in her business to the grandchildren,
emphasizing the importance of teamwork, financial sustainability, and relieving their
grandmother from excessive tiredness.
Name of Client: Marina C. Taryao
She was born on July 18, 1949, residing at Purok3, Katipunan, Guipos
Zamboanga Del Sur. She’s 74 years old, a widow, a senior citizen, and a member of a
religious congregation since a kid.
She is a short, dark-skinned woman with a medium body figure currently

experiencing arthritis and high blood pressure, leading to frequent headaches. Despite
these challenges, she is an empowering figure who successfully raised five married
children. She serves as a companion at home due to her deceased husband, who passed
away years ago, and two of her grandchildren also reside with her (the children of her
son). Additionally, she engages in small-scale selling and diligently maintains their home
in a clean condition.
The family resides in a house made of half wood and half concrete, equipped
with a water-sealed type of toilet and utilizing a water faucet provided by the
municipality. The dwelling consists of two bedrooms, a small kitchen, and a living area.
Although he has five children, only his first son lives with him, along with two
grandchildren. His son and daughter-in-law separated, and Marina is now taking care of
the two children of her eldest son while her eldest son works as a payong-payong driver
and continues to renew his contract for overseas employment, also providing for the
needs of his children and his mother, Marina. Marina considers her eldest son the head
of the family since he is the one who finds ways to secure employment and support the
family. He also has a sideline as a payong-payong driver to meet their needs. According
to Marina, her four other children decided to contribute 2,000 pesos monthly, dividing
the total amount into four, since their eldest sibling does not yet have a stable job.
Marina is currently grappling with health issues, yet she persists in shouldering
the responsibilities of caring for her two grandchildren, as their mother has left them.
Alongside battling health concerns, she frequently experiences headaches and arthritis.
The emotional strain is heightened by her longing for her husband, adding a layer of
difficulty to her circumstances. Despite these challenges, Marina continues to fulfill her
role as a caregiver, demonstrating remarkable resilience in the face of adversity.
D. Helping Goals
- Ensure Marina has access to regular medical check-ups and appropriate treatment
for her health issues, including headaches and arthritis.
- Facilitate emotional support for Marina to help cope with the absence of her
husband and the emotional strain caused by her granddaughter's mother leaving.
- Refer Marina to the Guipos MSWDO (Municipal Social Welfare and Development
Office) to apply for a livelihood program to obtain additional capital for her sari-sari
store.
E. Helping plans
- Schedule regular health check-ups for Marina.
- Encourage regular communication with friends or family members for emotional

support.
- Direct Marina to apply for financial aid programs or assistance available in the
community.
- Connect with local youth organizations or educational programs for additional

support for the grandchildren.
Name of client: Lolita T. Allo
Lolita was born on January 6, 1964; she currently resides at Purok 3, Katipunan, Guipos,
Zamboanga Del Sur. At the age of 60, she has not yet become a member of the senior citizens
group. She is a widowed housewife who owns a sari-sari store. Although she graduated from
high school, she has not pursued further education. Additionally, she was an active member
of a religious group in the past but became inactive as the years went by.
She is 60 years old, and living with her niece and nephew. She has a medium-sized,
stocky body and is physically fit, despite suffering from high blood pressure. She is a devoted
mother and a loving aunt to her niece and nephew. Since they were children, she has been
their guardian and has taken on the role of a parent.
In addition to her caregiving responsibilities, she owns a sari-sari store, which serves
as an additional source of income to meet their needs. The family resides in Purok 3,
Katipunan, Guipos, Zamboanga del Sur. Lolita, the matriarch, has only two children. Her
eldest is currently abroad, while the second child resides in Manila. Both of her children are
not yet married, and the one in Manila financially supports her, providing a monthly
allowance. Their house is made of full concrete and features a water-sealed toilet, utilizing a
faucet owned by the barangay. Lolita's estimated monthly income from her sari-sari store is
about 7,000 pesos. Due to the geographical distance from her children, she currently lives
with her niece and nephew. Rofel, her nephew, resides with her and works at a furniture
shop in Brgy. Katipunan. Neslie, her niece, is a working student studying at Guipos National
High School. Ivy, another niece, has already graduated from high school and assists Lolita in
managing the sari-sari store, as well as with various household chores.
Her nieces and nephews of Lolita are siblings who live in Datagan, Guipos,
Zamboanga del Sur. Currently, Lolita's two children are the ones providing for their daily
needs, paying the bills, and keeping a close eye on their mother's well-being. Lolita considers
herself fortunate to have such caring and loving children.
Based on the assessment conducted by the worker, Lolita has been diagnosed with
high blood pressure and is currently on maintenance medication. Her health status is a
matter of concern, and according to her, as people age, their bodies undergo changes that
can make them less resistant to chronic, debilitating, and disabling conditions. Lolita
emphasizes the importance of consistent maintenance for her high blood pressure,
expressing difficulty at times due to the expensive cost or unavailability of the medication in
local pharmacies. She is hopeful that the barangay health center will consistently provide
them with free medicine to manage her condition.
D. Helping Goals
- Work closely with the barangay health center to ensure that Lolita has access to the
necessary medication.
- Support Lolita in making lifestyle changes that can positively impact her blood pressure,
such as promoting a healthy diet, regular exercise, and stress management techniques.
- Equip Lolita with the knowledge and skills necessary to actively participate in her health
management.
E. Helping plans
- Collaborate with the MSWDO and RHU to establish a medication assistance program,
offering discounts or subsidies for individuals like Lolita who face challenges in affording
their medication.
- Address the health conditions of Lolita to the assigned nurse of Barangay Katipunan so that
she will be monitored.
- Address the health conditions of Lolita to the Barangay Health Workers so that they can
monitor regularly the blood pressure.
- Work closely with the group to improve the well-being of individuals.

Name of client: Nenita Tejada
Nenita T. Tejada, born on June 25, 1943, resides at Purok 2, Katipunan, Guipos,
Zamboanga Del Sur. At 80 years old, she is a widow and an active member of the senior
citizen community. Nenita actively participates in various senior citizen activities,
contributing to the vibrant atmosphere of the community. Her presence is valued, and her
experiences serve as a source of wisdom for others. Living in Purok 2, Katipunan, Nenita
enjoys being part of the close-knit neighborhood, where she shares her warmth and
camaraderie with fellow residents. Her active engagement in the senior citizen group
enriches the community, fostering connections and promoting a supportive environment for
all its members.
Nenita is an 80-year-old woman with a moreno skin type, slender build, and medium
height. She is healthy and has no physical disabilities. Nenita is friendly, enjoys socializing
with people in the community, and is known for her approachable and kind demeanor.
Throughout her life, there are no records of misdemeanor behavior. As a promising wife and
mother, Nenita is dedicated to her two kids, demonstrating her commitment to creating a
positive and nurturing family environment.
The family is blessed to have six children, all of whom are already married. Nenita's
granddaughter, Dianne Tejada, is 15 years old and is currently a 3rd-year high school
student at Katipunan National High School. Dianne is the only one living with Nenita at
home. The family resides in a small concrete house featuring a single small bedroom, a
compact kitchen, and a limited living space. They have a water-sealed type of toilet and
utilize a shared faucet owned by the barangay as their water source. Nenita manages a
small sari-sari store, but the income generated is insufficient to fully support them.
Unfortunately, not many people buy from her store, resulting in a monthly income of only
500 pesos or slightly more. The children occasionally provide financial support to ensure
that Dianne can continue her education.
Despite the challenges they face, the family remains resilient and relies on the
support of their children to make ends meet. Nenita's dedication to providing education for
her granddaughter reflects the importance placed on education within the family.
Nenita, a senior citizen and a widow, is currently facing financial challenges in

supporting her granddaughter's studies due to the limited income from her small sari-sari
store. The store's earnings are not sufficient to meet their needs. Additionally, Nenita is
grappling with a health issue as her foot is numb, adding to the complexity of her situation.
The financial difficulties Nenita is experiencing have led to a significant economic impact on
her household. The limitations in her ability to work, both due to her age and health
condition, contribute to the struggle to cover essential expenses.
The elderly, like Nenita, often pose a unique economic challenge as their productivity
tends to decline with age. Their health issues, coupled with limited income sources, can
create hurdles in meeting daily expenses and addressing medical needs. In Nenita's case,
her commitment to providing education for her granddaughter despite these challenges
highlights the resilience and determination of seniors to overcome economic difficulties for
the betterment of their families.
D. Helping Goals
- Assist Nenita in exploring additional income-generating opportunities or strategies

to enhance the profitability of her small sari-sari store.
- Facilitate access to healthcare services for Nenita, ensuring she receives proper
medical attention for her foot condition.
E. Helping plans
- Collaborate with the Rural Health Unit (RHU) or Barangay Health Workers (BHW),
facilitating consultation with healthcare professionals to address her foot condition.
- Encourage her granddaughter to enroll in a public school where tuition is free,

alleviating Nenita's concerns about funding her education.
- Ensure Nenita is aware of and able to access any financial support or benefits she
may be eligible for.
- Work closely with the community group to enhance the well-being of individuals.
Individual Assessment/Profile
Name of the Client: Herminiana O. Tejada
Herminiana O. Tejada is 72 years old and was born on May 16, 1951. She was born in
Sibasig, Clarin, Misamis Occidental. She’s widowed and an active member of the Roman
Catholic Church. Her current address was in Purok 3, Katipunan, Guipos Zamboanga Del Sur.
She worked as a backyard and garden cleaner in her neighborhood and she had an
estimated monthly income of one thousand five hundred. She’s an active member of a
senior citizens organization and actively participates in religious congregations.
Herminiana was 72 years old and she had a dark complexion, a medium height, a
short hair with no physical disabilities. She’s a loving mother to their children and a loving
grandmother to her grandchildren. She loves to socialize with the people of the community.
She’s a kind person easy to talk with and very approachable. In her life existence, there
haven’t been records for misdemeanor behavior. She’s a promising mother and
grandmother to her children and grandchildren.
The family lives in made wooden house, it was occupied by 2 small bedrooms, a
small kitchen area, and a little space for a living room and uses a water-sealed type of toilet.
The family utilizes a shared water faucet from the barangay as their source of water.
Accordingly, Herminiana, along with her son, daughter-in-law, and two

grandchildren, resides together, making a total of five members of the household. The
primary source of income for the family is derived from her son's job, where he receives
payment twice a month. Additionally, Herminiana occasionally works as a cleaner in the
surrounding neighborhoods or gardens to supplement their income, ensuring they have
enough to sustain their needs.
Based on the assessment conducted by the undersigned social work intern, it has
been observed that the client is facing considerable challenges in making a living. Her sole
source of income relies on her son, who works as a payong2x driver. Despite her advanced
age, she finds it necessary to seek additional means of income by engaging in sideline
activities such as cleaning in the neighborhood or tending to gardens. This extra effort is
driven by the financial demands of maintaining her health, including the costs associated
with necessary medications. The client is actively seeking ways to sustain herself and
address her medical needs despite the limitations she faces.
D. Helping Goals
- Offer attentive and compassionate care, either personally or with professional assistance,
to prevent feelings of isolation and depression.
- Ensure consistent provision of prescribed medications for high blood pressure and
essential vitamins as part of a comprehensive healthcare plan.
E. Helping plans
- Help the client get in touch with local community or senior citizens' groups, to establish
a supportive social network.
- Work with healthcare providers to establish a regular schedule for medical check-ups.
- Assist the client in completing the application process for relevant assistance,
addressing any financial constraints that may hinder access to necessary medical
maintenance.
Name of Client: Manuelita P. Sardoncillo
Manuelita is 79 years old and was born on June 10, 1944, in Bolibol, Oroquieta. She
is widowed and currently resides at Purok 3, Katipunan, Guipos, Zamboanga Del Sur.
Manuelita is an active member of the Iglesia Filipina Independiente, as well as an active
participant in senior citizens' activities and religious congregations.
B. Background information
She is a 79-year-old woman with a dark complexion, tall stature, and short hair, and she
does not have any physical disabilities. She is a loving and devoted mother to her children
and a caring grandmother to her grandchildren. With a very approachable and kind
demeanor, she plays an integral role in the lives of her children and grandchildren, providing
them with love, support, and guidance.
The family lives in a two-story and a half concrete house, which comprises two small
bedrooms, a compact kitchen area, and limited space for a living room. They utilize a water-
sealed type of toilet and rely on a shared water faucet from the barangay as their water
source. The house has its electricity supply.
The family's primary source of income comes from Sherelay's son-in-law, who works as
a security guard. She relies solely on her monthly senior citizens' pension to cover the costs
of her medicine and vitamins.
Based on the assessment conducted by the undersigned social work intern, the client is
currently dealing with eye problems and requires maintenance for high blood pressure.
Unfortunately, the client has a meager income and is unable to adequately support the
financial demands of their daily medical maintenance.
It is crucial to address the financial constraints faced by the client to ensure consistent
access to essential medications and medical care. Additionally, exploring potential avenues
for financial assistance or support programs may be beneficial in improving the client's
overall well-being.
D. Helping Goals
- Ensure consistent access to necessary medications and vitamins for the client's high blood
pressure and eye problems.
- Facilitate regular medical check-ups to monitor and manage the client's health conditions
effectively.
- Explore and assist the client in accessing financial support or assistance programs to
alleviate the burden of their meager income and enhance their ability to meet daily
maintenance needs.
E. Helping plans
- Connect with local health services that provide assistance programs for medications and
vitamins.
- Collaborate with local health clinics or community health services to establish a regular
schedule for the client's medical check-ups.
- Conduct a thorough assessment of available financial assistance programs, both

governmental and non-governmental, that cater to individuals with meager incomes.
Individual Assessment /Profile
Name of Client: Marcela A. Managing
Marcela is 84 years old and was born on May 6, 1939, in Guimad, Ozamis City. She is
widowed and an active member of the Iglesia Filipina Independiente. Marcela resides at
Purok 3, Katipunan, Guipos, Zamboanga Del Sur. She has a keen interest in planting
vegetables in her backyard, showcasing her love for gardening. With an estimated monthly
income of one thousand, Marcela actively engages as a member of the senior citizens'
community. Additionally, she takes an active role in religious congregations within her
barangay, contributing to the vibrant community spirit.
Marcela has a medium height, dark complexion, medium body figure, and short hair,
with no physical disabilities. She is a strong woman, portraying resilience and fortitude.
Marcela is a promising mother to her children and a loving grandmother to her
grandchildren.
The client currently resides in a small half-concrete house, consisting of one

bedroom, a compact kitchen, and a limited living space. The house features a water-sealed
toilet, and the family utilizes a water faucet owned by the barangay as their water source.
They have their electricity connection.
Presently, the client lives independently in her small house, which is located adjacent
to her children's residence. Despite her children's invitations to live together in their house,
she has chosen to maintain her own living space. Her children provide financial support by
sending her money for her daily immediate needs.
Marcela is dedicated to her daily maintenance routine for high blood pressure,
reflecting her commitment to managing her health.
Based on the assessment conducted by the social work intern, it has been
determined that Marcela needs financial support. This need arises from her meager income
or lack of employment, making it challenging for her to sustain the necessary financial
resources for her high blood pressure maintenance. It is imperative to address this financial
constraint to ensure Marcela's consistent access to essential medications and healthcare
services, promoting her overall well-being. Further exploration of potential support
programs or assistance avenues is recommended to enhance Marcela's financial stability
and enable her to meet her healthcare needs more effectively.
D. Helping Goals
vitamins.
- Direct to financial assistance programs, both governmental and non-governmental, that

cater to individuals with meager incomes.
E. Helping plans
vitamins.
- Direct to financial assistance programs, both governmental and non-governmental, that

cater to individuals with meager incomes.
II. Individual Assessment /Profile
Name :Profitisa P. Eslit

Age : 74
Address : Katipunan, Guipos, Zamboanga del Sur
Birthdate : February 5, 1949
Civil Status : Married (Widow)
Sex : Female
Occupation : Housekeeper
Religion : Iglesia Filipinista Inpendente (IFI)
Member of Senior Citizen : Yes
Educ. Attainment : Elementary Level
Name : Norma Blanco

Age : 66
Address : Katipunan, Guipos, Zamboanga del Sur
Birthdate : December 6, 1957
Civil Status : Widow
Sex : Female
Religion : Roman Catholic
Name : Marina R. Taryao

Age : 75
Address : Purok 3, Katipunan, Guipos, Zamboanga del Sur
Birthdate : July 18, 1949
Sex : Female
Name : Lolita T. Allo

Age : 60
Birthdate : January 6, 1964
Sex : Female
Member of Senior Citizen : No
Educ. Attainment : High School Graduate
Name : Nenita T. Tejada

Age : 80 y/o
Birthdate : July 25, 1943
Sex : Female
Religion : IglesiaFilipinistaIndependete (IFI)
Name : Manuelita P. Sardoncillo

Age : 79 y/o
Birthdate : June 10, 1944
Sex : Female
Name : Herminiana O. Tejada

Age : 72 y/o
Birthdate : May 16, 1951
Sex : Female
Religion : Rcoman Catholi
Member of Senior Citizen : Yes :
Name : Marcela A. Managing

Age : 84
Birthdate : May 6, 1939
Sex : Female
Religion : Iglesia Filipinista Independete (IFI)
Member of Senior Citizen : Yes :
B. Problem to be Worked
The majority of Senior Citizens who are widowed continue to bear responsibilities
and endure illnesses that can significantly impact their daily lives. Based on the assessment,
it is evident that these Widowed Senior Citizens are facing not only the burden of their own
responsibilities and health issues but also the additional challenge of having inadequate
income. Their financial situation is worsened by the fact that their son or daughter, who is
the head of the family, does not consistently provide them with financial support for their
daily needs. Furthermore, these Senior Citizens have taken on the responsibility of caring for
their grandchildren, as their son or daughter has entrusted them with this duty. These
Widowed Senior Citizens often encounter this problem due to factors such as poverty. One
major reason is that the children of these elderly parents, who are the ones burdened with
responsibilities, are passed on to their aging parents. The children of elderly parents should
assess their parents’ circumstances to determine if they are still capable of taking on the
responsibility of caring for their grandchildren. Additionally, it is crucial to consider their
willingness, cooperation, and support in meeting their children’s financial needs and
maintaining their overall well-being. There has indeed been a lack of serious consideration
for the significant concerns faced by the elderly, and this may be due in part to the
prevailing view that the population is generally young. It’s essential to shed more light on
the challenges experienced by widowed senior citizens who often find themselves taking
care of their grandchildren despite their advanced age. This situation can place a
considerable strain on their physical and emotional well-being, as they may lack the energy
and resources that are needed to effectively care for young children.
Furthermore, many elderly individuals struggle with the lack of maintenance and
proper nutrition, which can have adverse effects on their health. This includes a shortage of
essential vitamins and minerals that are necessary for maintaining overall well-being.
Additionally, financial difficulties are a significant concern for many elderly individuals,
particularly those who are living on fixed incomes or limited savings. This can hinder their
access to vital resources and healthcare services, further exacerbating their challenges.
Another important aspect to consider is the emotional impact of missing loved ones.
For many elderly individuals, the loss of friends and family members can lead to feelings of
isolation and loneliness. This emotional burden can have serious implications for their
mental health and overall quality of life. It’s crucial to recognize and address these
multifaceted challenges faced by the elderly to provide the necessary support and resources
to improve their well-being.
C. Helping Goals
- To address the challenges faced by elderly parents and ensure they receive the care
they need, families need to gain a clear understanding of their parents’ situations.
This includes communicating openly with the elderly parents about their caregiving
responsibilities, lack of maintenance and proper nutrition, financial difficulties, and
emotional distress. By having these conversations, families can better comprehend
the specific needs and challenges of their elderly parents, leading to improved and
more personalized care for them.
D. Helping Plans
- Communicating openly with their children and family about their situation and
feelings so that they can stay informed about the well-being of their elderly parents.
- Discussing the Senior Citizen's Benefits of the Philippines for the year 2024
- Access to healthcare and medication for their maintenance
- Recreational activities for leisure time can further support and enhance the well-
being of elderly parents.
III. Group Profile
A. Name of group
- The name of the group is Widowed Senior Citizens
B. Members
1) Profitisa P. Eslit
2) Norma Blanco
3) Marina R. Taryao
4) Lolita T. Allo
5) Nenita T. Tejada
6) Mannelita P. Sardoncillo
7) Hermiana O. Tejada
8) Marcela A. Managing
C. Group Information
The formation of this group was initiated following the submission of a formal letter
to the barangay captain, seeking approval and support. Once approved, we began
coordinating with the Barangay Health Worker (BHW) to obtain a comprehensive list of the
Widowed Senior Citizens residing within the barangay. Subsequently, the agency workers
approached the existing informally organized group, expressing their interest in providing
various services and assistance. As a result of this collaboration, the group was officially
formed. It has been unanimously determined that the appropriate location for the session
will be the officially designated barangay hall. The scheduled sessions are set to commence
from December 20 to January 31, with exceptions for non-consecutive days, at precisely
8:30 9:30 a.m. and 1:00-2:00 p.m. The sessions will span one week. In adherence to its
designated name, the group is officially identified as the Widowed Senior Citizens,
specifically comprising widowed senior women of the community. The age range of the
members’ demographic falls between 60 and 85 years old.The members of the Widowed
Senior Citizens group hail from various puroks within the Barangay Katipunan, specifically
from Puroks 1, 2, and 3. Situated in the prominent highway areas of Poblacion, Guipos in the
province of Zamboanga del Sur, the barangay serves as their residential community. It is
important to note that a significant numer of the participants, who are widowed senior
citizens, continue to shoulder responsibilities such as caring for a child with an illness or
attending to the needs of their grandchildren. Furthermore, it has been observed that a
considerable portion of this demographic has been diagnosed with elevated blood pressure,
a medical condition commonly known as hypertension and also suffering from arthritis. A
notable observation regarding the majority of the widowed senior citizens within the group
is their ongoing struggle with economic hardships. This predicament arises from their
inconsistency in receiving financial support from their children. The primary source of
income for the head of the family, as identified through assessment, is derived from farming
activities, specifically the cultivation of crops such as rice and corn. Some of the heads of
their families are payong-payong drivers, and some of their children focus on their own
families. However, it is evident that the agricultural endeavors of their children alone are
insufficient to fulfill the basic needs of their families, even the Payong-Payong driver. To
supplement their income (the identified widowed senior citizens), some members have
resorted to engaging in additional income-generating activities such as crafting rugs, food
vending, and offering various services within their local community. The Philippines has an
increasingly aging population, thereby increasing the demand for healthcare and support
from families. Research has consistently indicated that within Filipino culture, the family
assumes the primary role of providing care for elderly parents or adults, guided by the
principles of filial piety and displaying respectful behavior towards older individuals.
However, regrettably, not all family members are capable of adequately meeting the basic
needs of their elderly parents, including the responsibility of caring for their grandchildren,
which ultimately falls upon the parents themselves. This predicament is particularly
prevalent among the majority of the group members, who are senior citizens. These
widowed senior citizens prioritize their health as their top concern. They worry about how
their grandchildren will care for them if their health declines. Financial stability is also a
significant priority, especially as they may not always receive the support they need from
their children, who have their own families to care for. These individuals are grappling with
health challenges, financial impacts, and the increasing responsibilities that come with
aging.
C. The group’s Concern/Problem to be Worked
The primary concern is the burden faced by widowed senior citizens due to inadequate
financial support, health challenges, and the responsibility of caring for their grandchildren.
This burden is exacerbated by the lack of family planning among the adult children of the
elderly parents, resulting in added responsibilities being passed on to the elderly.
C. Group Goals
- To address the situation experienced by the widowed senior citizens within their
families.
- Providing support systems focused on financial assistance, health care, and
resources.
D. Helping Plans. Action Plans
- Connecting Them to Barangay Health Workers: Widowed senior citizens will be

connected with Barangay Health Workers for monthly check-ups at their
Barangay Health Center. These check-ups will be conducted by nurses assigned
to the Rural Health Unit. Widowed senior citizens experiencing health issues will
receive free medicines.
- Accessing Multivitamins and Medications through MSWDO: After the check-up,
widowed senior citizens can visit the Municipal Social Welfare and Development
Office (MSWDO) to obtain multivitamins and additional medications based on
their check-up results.
- Implement regular family meetings to facilitate open communication. Encourage
sharing of experiences and concerns to deepen understanding of the challenges
faced by widowed senior citizens. This fosters empathy and strengthens familial
bonds, empowering families to provide vital support and care.
IV. GROUP SESSION RECORDING
A. Name of Group
- WIDOWED SENIOR CITIZENS

Date of session:
December 20, 2023
December 21, 2023
January 10, 2024
January 11, 2024
January 12, 2024
February 6, 2024
B. Name of Worker
1. Mia Amor L. Guatno
2. Mylinda L. Carino
3. GleselQ. Cataga
C. Attendance:
Session I
2) Norma Blanco
3) Marina R. Taryao
4) Lolita T. Allo
5) Nenita T. Tejada
Session II
2) Norma Blanco
3) Marina R. Taryao
4) Lolita T. Allo
5) Nenita T. Tejada
Session III
2) Norma Blanco
3) Marina R. Taryao
4) Lolita T. Allo
5) Nenita T. Tejada
Session IV
2) Norma Blanco
3) Marina R. Taryao
4) Lolita T. Allo
5) Nenita T. Tejada
Session V
2) Norma Blanco
3) Marina R. Taryao
4) Lolita T. Allo
5) Nenita T. Tejada
Session VI
2) Norma Blanco
3) Marina R. Taryao
4) Lolita T. Allo
5) Nenita T. Tejada
Session VII
2) Norma Blanco
3) Marina R. Taryao
4) Lolita T. Allo
5) Nenita T. Tejada
D. Preparations for this Session
SESSION I
 The worker compiles a list of widowed senior citizens who are expected to attend
the meeting.
 The worker ensures there are enough chairs and a table for the participants and the
workers.
 The worker brings any necessary stationery or materials for note-taking.
 The worker arranged for snacks to be provided during the meeting.
 The worker ensures that the snacks are suitable for the participants and considers
any dietary restrictions.
SESSION II
 The worker gets the key to the barangay hall from the Barangay Treasurer to open
the gate of the barangay hall.
 The worker arranges the chairs and the table.
 The worker prepares the necessary things like pen and paper during the interview.
 The worker arranged for snacks to be provided during the meeting.
 The worker ensures that the snacks are suitable for the participants and considers
any dietary restrictions.
SESSION III
 The worker coordinates with the Barangay Health Worker (BHW) and gathers
necessary information.
 The worker prepares a checklist or guide for the worker to follow during home
visitations.
 The worker establishes clear guidelines for taking pictures during the home
visitations, ensuring that participants' privacy and consent are respected.
 The worker prepares information about the agenda for the next meeting to share
with participants.
SESSION IV
 The worker prepares the chairs and tables.

 The worker sets up the loom rug and unused clothes to be used by the
lecturer.
 The worker arranges for snacks to be provided during the meeting.
 The worker ensures that the snacks are suitable for the participants and
considers any dietary restrictions.
 The worker prepares information about the agenda for the next meeting to
share with participants.
SESSION V
 The worker prepares the chairs and tables.

 The worker prepares the multivitamins and medicines to be given to the
participants.
SESSION VI
 The worker prepares the table and chairs

 The worker prepares the groceries
 The worker prepare the venue and the tarpaulin
E. Content of Session
Session I. “Group Meeting/Orientation”
The session will commence with an opening prayer led by Mylinda Carino. The
groups will introduce themselves, and vice versa. Getting to know one another is usually
how a group integrates. It is intended to introduce the participants to one another and
provide an avenue for group interaction, helping to gain self-confidence in integrating with
other group members. Individuals are expected to cite their names starting with “ako si”
and will answer the questions given by the worker: “What are the usual problems they have
encountered as widowed senior citizens?” Additionally, the worker will discuss the agenda,
benefits, and the importance of the activities.
Subsequently, the worker conducted individual interviews with the participants. The
interview aimed to gather personal information, details about their families, current
situations, and challenges they face. This process allows the worker to assess their problems
and obtain individualized information from each participant.
Session II. Ask Me- "Family's Resilience: Overcoming Adversity"
The event commenced with an opening prayer led by Mrs. Nenita Tejada,
followed by multimedia presentations. The program kicked off with a warm-up activity: a
"dance for the elderly." Participants enthusiastically engaged in the cha-cha, a beloved
dance among older individuals, promoting exercise and establishing a beneficial routine.
Following the dance, we proceeded with our main activity, "Ask Me!" In this activity,
workers designated participants and tasked them with preparing three questions for their
assigned participants. One sample question was: "Kumusta man ang kinabuhi isip usa ka
balo nga Senior Citizen unsaman ang pipila ka pinakadako nga mga hinanaling o mga kalisod
imong naagian isip usa ka balo nga senior, ug unsa man ang imong gibuhat aron
malampusan kini?" (How is life as a widowed Senior Citizen? What were some of the biggest
challenges or difficulties you faced as a senior widow, and what did you do to overcome
them?) Participants then shared their responses.
Session III “Draw Who You are”
After the "Ask Me" activity, there was a 15-minute break for relaxation and
preparation for the next activity, "Draw Who You Are." The worker facilitated this activity,
where participants were encouraged to depict through drawings various living and non-
living elements that symbolized their strengths as resilient widowed senior citizens.
Following the completion of their drawings, participants explained them in front of the
group, elaborating on their choices and connecting them to personal stories and current
situations. This activity served as a platform for creative expression and meaningful
storytelling, fostering a deeper understanding of each participant within the group dynamic.
Session IV “Home Visitation”
In the 3rd session, the worker conducts home visits to the individual homes of the
participants. The worker coordinates with the Barangay Health Worker to assist in locating
the houses of the participants. Upon reaching the location, the worker seeks permission to
enter the house of each participant.
Subsequently, the worker engages in discussions with the families regarding the
current situation of their elderly mother. During these conversations, the worker assesses
the living conditions and checks if they are comfortable in their living environment.
Additionally, the worker observes the household setup, including the number of members in
one house.
Seeking further documentation, the worker asks for permission from the participants
to take pictures as proof. This documentation is essential for record-keeping and serves as a
valuable reference for assessing the overall living conditions and needs of the participants.
Session V “Demonstration of Making Rugs”
In the 4th session, the focus is on rug-making. One of the participants, who is
knowledgeable about the process, takes the lead in demonstrating the rug-making
techniques to her co-participants. The group is divided into three teams, where they
collaborate and assist one another to create rugs. The produced rugs will be purchased by
social work interns, and the funds generated will be given to the participants.
This activity serves not only as a skill enhancement opportunity but also as a means
to boost their self-esteem. Through engaging in productive work and contributing to the
creation of sellable items, the participants gain a sense of accomplishment, fostering a
positive self-image.
Session VI “Check-up and Giving of Multivitamins and Medicines”

In the 5th session, the worker collaborates, with the Municipal Social Welfare and
Development Office (MSWDO) to acquire multivitamins and medications for the widowed
senior citizens. Additionally, the worker coordinates with the assigned nurse of Barangay
Katipunan to conduct check-ups on the widowed senior citizens, as many of them are
dealing with high blood pressure and arthritis. Following the check-up, the nurse will
distribute prescribed multivitamins and medicines.
This holistic approach not only addresses their immediate health needs but also
emphasizes preventive care. The collaboration aims to ensure the overall well-being of the
widowed senior citizens, focusing on both their current health conditions and long-term
health maintenance. Regular check-ups and appropriate medication contribute to their
health stability and improved quality of life.
Session VII “Discussing of Benefits to the Widowed Senior Citizens”
The workers invited the OSCA Head as a Guest Speaker to discuss the Benefits of the
Philippines for the year 2024 with the Widowed Senior Citizens. The OSCA Head also
delivered an inspirational message to the participants, emphasizing the importance of
staying informed about available benefits and encouraging them to actively participate in
programs that can enhance their well-being. The session provided an opportunity for the
widowed senior citizens to gain valuable insights into the support systems available to them
in the current year.
Session VIII “Culmination and Giving of Vitamins”
The final session, termed the "Culmination," marks the conclusion of the program
conducted by the workers. This event serves as a celebration of achievements and
community spirit. Participants will be formally recognized for their active involvement,
receiving certificates as a testament to their commitment. Additionally, groceries will be
distributed to address immediate needs, further emphasizing the practical support
extended to the widowed senior citizens. Multivitamins and losartan will also be provided
for seniors suffering from high blood pressure.
During the event, an inspirational message will be delivered, aiming to leave everyone
feeling motivated and positive. This moment is not only an opportunity to acknowledge
individual accomplishments but also to express gratitude to all the widowed senior citizens
for their active participation and unwavering support throughout the program. Overall, the
Culmination seeks to provide a cohesive and uplifting experience, fostering a sense of
community and recognizing the collective efforts that have contributed to the success of the
program.
F. Plans for Next Session
Session I
The upcoming session will commence with an icebreaker to enhance group

integration. Following a brief review of the previous session, participants will engage in a
sharing session, discussing common challenges faced by widowed senior citizens. An
interactive workshop will focus on identifying personal strengths and coping strategies. This
will be followed by an activity about portraying their strength as strong widowed citizens
where they share stories and explain their drawings.
Session II
In the upcoming session, we will begin with a reflective moment, acknowledging the
strengths demonstrated in the previous session. Participants will engage in a group
discussion about the "dance for the elderly" activity, sharing their experiences and
reflections. An interactive storytelling workshop will follow, encouraging participants to
connect personal anecdotes to their drawings. The next sessions will be home visitation to
the individual respective households of the participants.
Session III
In the upcoming session, the worker will be building on the home visits and addressing the
identified needs of the participants. This will involve collaborating with the Barangay Health
Worker to provide health-related support, sharing relevant resources to improve living
conditions, and initiating a discussion about tailored assistance programs. The plan is to
conduct rug-making sessions in the next few sessions, as the participants have expressed
interest in learning this skill and potentially using it as a source of income.
Session IV
Following the successful rug-making session, the next session will include a reflective
component. Participants will engage in a group discussion about their experiences during
the rug-making activity, sharing insights and discussing the impact on their self-esteem. The
session will then move on to a goal-setting exercise, where participants can express personal
aspirations and identify areas for further skill development. The plans for the next session
include a health check-up for the widowed senior citizens to monitor any health issues they
may be experiencing and to receive free multivitamins and medicines.
Session V
The worker is working together with the Municipal Social Welfare and Development
Office (MSWDO) to provide multivitamins and medications for widowed senior citizens. It is
essential to ensure that senior citizens receive regular check-ups and prescribed
medications to properly manage their health conditions, such as high blood pressure and
arthritis. The coordination with the assigned nurse of Barangay Katipunan to conduct check-
ups and distribute prescribed multivitamins and medicines is a valuable initiative toward
promoting the health and well-being of senior citizens. The next planning session will discuss
the benefits for senior citizens for the year 2024.
Session VI
After the 7th session about money planning, the next sessions (8-10) will teach
practical skills, like budgeting, understanding investments, and finding ways to make money.
Local experts might share their experiences, and there will be a session on finding financial
help in the community. The program will end with a "Finale and Recognition" session, where
participants will get certificates to celebrate what they've learned. They will also receive
groceries for help right away. This last session aims to finish the program on a good note,
recognizing the hard work of widowed senior citizens.
Session VII
After the Culmination session, the next steps involve soliciting feedback from
participants to evaluate the program's effectiveness. Conducting a brief survey or holding a
feedback session can provide valuable insights into what worked well and areas for
improvement. Additionally, consider organizing a follow-up session or creating a support
network for ongoing community engagement, allowing participants to stay connected and
continue learning from one another. This post-program phase aims to ensure sustained
positive impacts and foster a sense of ongoing community support among the widowed
senior citizens.
G. Insights/ Comments on this Session
Session I
In the first session, the worker can conclude that the following participants were
very participative in the way that they came on time and very supportive when it came to
activity.
Session II
The second session which is an activity in which they will draw living/non-living
things to portray their situation as widowed senior citizens left an impact on them because
while sharing their stories they get emotional.
Session III
In the third session which was home visits, the participants were very hospitable to
the workers in their respective houses and offered some food to eat and the working and
the participants had casual talking.
Session IV
For the fourth session, which is the demonstration of making rugs. The worker can
conclude that the participants are enjoying the activity because they exert effort, time, and
artistic jobs to make the rugs well done.
Session V
In the first meeting with the worker, one of the participants told the worker that
they were very thankful that the social work interns conducted this kind of group work that
would help them check up on their health issues and give them some multivitamins and
medicines.
Session VI
In session six, the participants were informed of the benefits that they were eligible
for, and some of them asked questions regarding the discussions conducted by the OSCA
Head.
Session VII
This is the last session called “Culmination” where the workers will give certificates
to the participants and also groceries. The widowed senior citizens were very happy upon
receiving those certificates and groceries even though it was just a small cost.
V. GROUP EVALUATION FORMS
Individual Member Terminal Evaluation
A. Name of group member

1. Profitisa P. Eslit
2. Norma Blanco
3. Marina R. Taryao
4. Lolita T. Allo
5. Nenita T. Tejada
6. Manuelita P. Sardoncillo
7. Hermiana O. Tejada
8. Marcela A. Managing
B. Problem to be Worked
Based on the assessment, the groups share a common major problem, as many families
experience poverty due to inadequate income. A prevalent issue is the unemployment or
joblessness of family heads, leaving elderly mothers to shoulder additional burdens and
responsibilities while caring for their children. Furthermore, a significant health concern
among these widowed senior citizens is the prevalence of high blood pressure and arthritis.
Access to an adequate supply of multivitamins and medicines to address these illnesses is
insufficient. This highlights the urgent need for comprehensive support to address both
economic challenges and health issues within these communities.
C. Goal Achievement
The overarching goal is to substantially enhance the economic well-being and health
outcomes of the widowed senior citizens and their families in the assessed communities.
This involves boosting family income through skills training, job placement, and the creation
of sustainable livelihood opportunities, along with the establishment of community-based
initiatives. Concurrently, the initiative aims to improve health by ensuring regular check-ups,
medical consultations, and a reliable supply of multivitamins and essential medicines for
managing high blood pressure and arthritis. Additionally, fostering a supportive community
network, encouraging active involvement in community projects, and providing educational
workshops on financial literacy and health awareness are integral components. The ultimate
objective is to create a holistic and sustainable support system that transcends the
intervention program, ensuring lasting positive impacts on the overall well-being of the
widowed senior citizens and their communities.
D. Other Goals related work Undertaken
Changes beneficial to the client may include increased family understanding and
support, improved economic stability through family members' skill development, enhanced
health knowledge leading to better management of health conditions, and a strengthened
sense of community support. Specific positive outcomes can be measured through
assessments of family dynamics, economic indicators, and the overall well-being of the
widowed senior citizens and their families.
E. Recommendation/ Plans for Follow-up
In establishing a comprehensive follow-up plan, it is recommended to conduct

regular check-ins for ongoing monitoring of the economic well-being and health status of
widowed senior citizens and their families. Continuous skill development programs should
be implemented to enhance family members' employability, adapting to evolving economic
opportunities through periodic workshops or training sessions. To ensure sustained health
support, ongoing access to health education, regular check-ups, and the provision of
multivitamins and essential medicines for managing high blood pressure and arthritis is
crucial. Sustaining community engagement initiatives will strengthen shared responsibility
and community bonding, encouraging active participation in ongoing projects. Advocacy
efforts for social welfare policies should persist, staying informed about policy changes and
ensuring families have continued access to available support. The establishment and
maintenance of peer support networks and educational partnerships contribute to ongoing
emotional support and learning opportunities. Additionally, sustaining environmental
sustainability initiatives within the community promotes eco-friendly practices and potential
income-generating activities tied to environmental conservation. This follow-up plan aims to
ensure the long-term success of the intervention program, addressing immediate needs and
fostering sustained positive changes in the lives of widowed senior citizens and their
families.
Prepared by:
Mia Amor L. Guatno
Mylinda L. Carino
Glesel Q. Cataga

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GROUP RECORDS

Individual Diagnostic Statement

Name of Client: Profisita P. Eslit

- To explore opportunities for financial assistance or social support programs

- Assist the client in obtaining a consistent supply of her prescribed medications,

Name of Client: Norma Blanco

Norma was born on December 6, 1957, residing at Purok2, Katipunan,

C. Definition of the Problem

Following the assessment conducted by the undersigned worker, it is evident

- Refer to MSWDO for sources of financial assistance/medical for medication and

Name of Client: Marina C. Taryao

She is a short, dark-skinned woman with a medium body figure currently

- Schedule regular health check-ups for Marina.

- Encourage regular communication with friends or family members for emotional

- Connect with local youth organizations or educational programs for additional

Name of client: Lolita T. Allo

- Work closely with the group to improve the well-being of individuals.

Nenita, a senior citizen and a widow, is currently facing financial challenges in

- Assist Nenita in exploring additional income-generating opportunities or strategies

- Encourage her granddaughter to enroll in a public school where tuition is free,

Name of the Client: Herminiana O. Tejada

Accordingly, Herminiana, along with her son, daughter-in-law, and two

Name of Client: Manuelita P. Sardoncillo

- Conduct a thorough assessment of available financial assistance programs, both

Name of Client: Marcela A. Managing

The client currently resides in a small half-concrete house, consisting of one

- Direct to financial assistance programs, both governmental and non-governmental, that

- Direct to financial assistance programs, both governmental and non-governmental, that

Name :Profitisa P. Eslit

Name : Norma Blanco

Name : Marina R. Taryao

Name : Lolita T. Allo

Name : Nenita T. Tejada

Name : Manuelita P. Sardoncillo

Name : Herminiana O. Tejada

Name : Marcela A. Managing

- Access to healthcare and medication for their maintenance

C. The group’s Concern/Problem to be Worked

D. Helping Plans. Action Plans

- Connecting Them to Barangay Health Workers: Widowed senior citizens will be

- WIDOWED SENIOR CITIZENS

December 20, 2023

December 21, 2023

January 10, 2024

January 11, 2024

January 12, 2024

1. Mia Amor L. Guatno

D. Preparations for this Session

 The worker prepares the chairs and tables.

 The worker prepares the chairs and tables.

 The worker prepares the table and chairs

Session I. “Group Meeting/Orientation”

Session II. Ask Me- "Family's Resilience: Overcoming Adversity"

Session III “Draw Who You are”

Session IV “Home Visitation”

Session V “Demonstration of Making Rugs”

Session VI “Check-up and Giving of Multivitamins and Medicines”

Session VII “Discussing of Benefits to the Widowed Senior Citizens”

Session VIII “Culmination and Giving of Vitamins”

F. Plans for Next Session

The upcoming session will commence with an icebreaker to enhance group

G. Insights/ Comments on this Session

Individual Member Terminal Evaluation