"Fostering Resilience: A Seminar on Teenage Pregnancy Prevention for the

Modern Youth"
I. Identifying Information

A. Date/ Activity: April 2024

B. Training Venue: Barangay Kidalapong, Malita Davao Occidental
C. Target Participants: Sitio Banate Youth
D. Total Budget/ Funding Requirements: Php. 7,150.00

II. RATIONALE
The seminar titled "Fostering Resilience: A Seminar on Teenage Pregnancy
Prevention for the Modern Youth" is a direct response to the recent Training Needs
Assessment conducted on March 23-24 at Sitio Banate, Baranggay Kidalapong. The
assessment revealed a significant lack of awareness and understanding among the
youth about teenage pregnancy. This was evident from the score of 7.8 on the Liker
scale, which represents "disagree," indicating that the participants were not familiar
with the subject matter.

This gap in knowledge and understanding necessitates an immediate and

comprehensive intervention to equip our youth with the necessary understanding,
tools, and strategies to prevent teenage pregnancy. The seminar aims to address
this need by fostering resilience and empowering our youth to make informed
decisions regarding their reproductive health.

Through this seminar, we hope to provide the youth with a safe and
supportive platform to discuss and understand the complexities of teenage
pregnancy, thereby enabling them to make well-informed decisions for their future.
By focusing on resilience, the seminar underscores the importance of mental and
emotional strength in navigating the challenges of adolescence, particularly in the
context of sexual and reproductive
health. The seminar will provide strategies for building resilience and will highlight
the role of resilience in preventing teenage pregnancy.

III. Objectives

General objectives

At the end of the program, the youth participants will cultivate a supportive
environment aimed at mitigating teenage pregnancy through education, awareness,
and fostering positive attitudes towards adolescent identity and growth.

Specific Objectives:

o To strengthen ties among youth by fostering an informed

perspective and understanding about teenage pregnancy.

o To increase young people’s awareness of the various obstacles and

implications it has on their future, profession, and education.

o To promote a more positive attitude toward young people on

teenage identity, development, and growth.

IV. DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY

A. Activity content

“Fostering Resilience: A Seminar on Teenage Pregnancy Prevention for the Modern

Youth”

Description:

It is an engaging and informative event designed to empower young

individuals residing at Sitio Banate, Kidalapong Malita Davao Occidental with the
knowledge and skills to navigate the complexities of adolescent sexuality responsibly.
This seminar aims to equip teenagers with the tools they need to confidently
navigate the challenges of
adolescence and make empowered decisions to prevent teenage pregnancy,
fostering a generation of resilient and responsible youth.

Schedule:

9:00-10:00 AM – Introduction and Preliminaries

10:00-11:00 AM – Discussion on Teenage Pregnancy Preventive Measures

11:00-12:00 PM – Q&A and Sharing Personal Experiences

Topics to be covered:

o Understanding Adolescent Sexuality: Exploring the physical,

emotional, and social aspects of adolescent sexuality, including
changes during puberty and sexual development.
o Contraceptive Methods: Providing comprehensive information on
various contraceptive options available to teenagers, including their
effectiveness, accessibility, and potential side effects.
o Healthy Relationships: Promoting awareness of healthy relationship
dynamics, boundaries, consent, and communication skills essential
for building respectful and fulfilling relationships.
o Self-Esteem and Empowerment: Discussing the importance of self-
esteem, self-worth, and confidence in making informed decisions
about sexual health and relationships.
o Risk Factors and Consequences: Addressing the risks associated
with teenage pregnancy, including its impact on education,
employment, health, and overall well-being.

o Resilience Building: Offering strategies for developing resilience,

coping skills, and assertiveness to navigate peer pressure, societal
expectations, and challenges related to sexual decision-making.
 o Support Systems: Highlighting the role of supportive networks,
including parents, educators, healthcare providers, and community
resources, in promoting teenage pregnancy prevention and
providing assistance when needed.
o Future Planning: Encouraging teenagers to set goals, make
responsible choices, and envision their futures free from the
constraints of early parenthood.

Location:

Centro. Barangay Kidalapong, Conference Hall

Note:

This program is open to all twenty five youth residing at Sitio Banate, Kidalapong,
Malita Davao Occidental.

3.2 Methodologies

The training design will be presented to the Department Head of Bachelor of

Science in Social Work for approval. Once it is approved, a hard copy of the training
design will be given to the guest speaker of the seminar.

Thus, the content and activities in the seminar could be through:

o Visual Presentation: Presenting videos enhance the learning

experience and engage participants.
o Speaker Inputs: Experts in the field will be invited to share their
experiences and insights.

o Interactive Lecture: Engaging presentations to provide

foundational knowledge and information on the topic.
 o Sharing of Insights: Opportunities for self-reflection and personal
introspection to process the seminar content.

3.3 Requirements of Resource Person

The Fostering Resilience: A Seminar on Teenage Pregnancy Prevention for the

Modern Youth" is to empower young individuals with the knowledge, skills, and
support systems necessary to make informed decisions about their sexual health and
prevent teenage pregnancy. By addressing topics such as adolescent sexuality,
contraceptive methods, healthy relationships, self-esteem, and resilience. Therefore,
the facilitators seek expert speaker that is equipped with the following:

o Qualifications and Credentials. The resource person should ideally

have background or Degree in a relevant academic qualifications or
certifications in health, safety, or related fields. These may include
membership in professional organizations or associations related to
health and safety.
o Professional Experience. Resource person should have experience
working with fishing communities or similar groups, understanding their
specific needs and challenges.
o Subject Matter Expertise. The speaker should have expertise in
health and safety, particularly related to fishing and maritime activities,
with knowledge of relevant regulations and best practices
o Facilitation Skills. Resource person should be skilled facilitators,
able to create supportive and inclusive learning environment. They
should encourage active participation and collaboration among
students.

3.4 Expected Output

At the end of the seminar, the participants should be able to have a better
understanding of adolescent sexuality, contraceptive methods, healthy relationship
dynamics, and the consequences of teenage pregnancy. Also they will be equipped
with the knowledge and skills necessary to make informed decisions about their
sexual health, including the ability to evaluate contraceptive options and navigate
relationship dynamics responsibly. This seminar can also help the participants to
develop greater resilience, self-esteem, and assertiveness, enabling them to
withstand peer pressure,

societal expectations, and challenges related to sexual decision-making. Lastly the

seminar will contribute to the overall reduction of teenage pregnancies in the
community by equipping young individuals with the knowledge, skills, and support
systems necessary to prevent unplanned pregnancies and build fulfilling futures.

3.5 Monitoring and Evaluation scheme

o Pre-Seminar Assessment: Conduct a pre-seminar survey to assess
participants' baseline knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors related to teenage
pregnancy prevention and sexual health.
o Attendance Tracking: Keep a record of seminar attendees to monitor
participation and ensure accurate evaluation. Monitor injury reports and
incidents related to health and sftey in the fishing village to track any
improvements or areas that may still need attention.
o Real-Time Feedback: Provide attendees with feedback forms to collect real-
time feedback on the seminar content, presentation style, and overall
experience.
 Encourage attendees to share their thoughts on what they
found most valuable and areas for improvement.
o Knowledge Assessment: Administer a post-seminar knowledge assessment to
measure changes in participants' understanding of teenage pregnancy
prevention, contraceptive methods, healthy relationships, and resilience-
building strategies.
 PROGRAM
PART I.
7:00 am- 8:00 am Registration/Attendance
8:00 am- 8:05 am Invocation AVP
8:05 am- 8:20 am National Anthem AVP
Provincial and Malita Hym
8:20 am- 8:30 am Welcome Address Imelda T. Lauron, MA, MS
PART II.
8:30 am- 8:40 am Ice Breaker Kylene Camarillo
Claudio Paglinawan Jr.
Marielle Sabales
8:40 am- 9:00 am Introduction of the Resource Johanna B. Ugsang
Speaker
9:00 am- 10:30 am Input
10:30 am- 11:00 am Open Forum
PART III.
11:00 am- 11:30 am Awarding of Certificates Imelda T. Lauron, MA, MS,
Johanna B. Ugsang
11:30 am- 11:40 am Closing Remarks Mary Kris Vicente
11:40 am- 12:00 Photo Opportunity Johanna Ugsang
pm
> Masters of Ceremony: Ronilo G. Manda Jr. & Kyrra Angela Y. Daniles

4. Resource Requirements

Resources Counterparts
Funding
 Decorations (tarpaulin, ALL MEMBERS
balloons, tapes/glues,
certificate holders, tables,
vellum paper)
–1, 500.00
 Foods (snacks and drinks)
  –1,650.00
 Token (Participants)
–2,000.00
 Token (Resource Speaker)
–500.00
 Resource Speaker
Honorarium
–1500.00

Total: PHP 7,150.00

Venue
Conference Hall, Barangay Kidalapong,
Malita Davao Occidental
Man power:
Resource Speaker

Masters of Ceremony
 Ronilo G. Manda Jr. All Facilitators and Resource Speaker
 Kyrra Angela Y. Daniles
Facilitator:
 Rodelyn Abecia
 Kylene Camarillo
 Claudio Paglinawan Jr.
 Marielle Sabales
Documenter:
 Johanna B. Ugsang
Food Committee
 Hadjmia Madel
 Geve Darie Piastro
 Mary Kris Vicente
Technical Operation
 Romielou Agbo
Design Committee
 Kylene Camarillo
 Claudio Paglinawan Jr.
 Marielle Sabales
 Romielou Agbo
 Hadjmia Madel
 Geve Darie Piastro
 Ronilo G. Manda Jr.
 Kyrra Angela Y. Daniles
 Johanna B. Ugsang
 Rodelyn C. Abecia
 Mary Kris Vicente
Logistics
Materials: Decoration materials , All Members
Printer,
Bond paper/photo paper, tables,
certificates, tokens, chairs, decorations,
Tarpaulin, pens, worksheets, handouts
Technology: Laptop, white screen,
DLP, microphone, camera or phone for
documentation, and sound system.
Transportation: Bus
Accommodation: not applicable
Prepared by:

Johanna B. Ugsang
Kylene Camarillo
Claudio Paglinawan Jr.
Marielle Sabales
Romielou Agbo
Hadjmia Madel
Geve Darie Piastro
Ronilo G. Manda Jr.
Kyrra Angela Y. Daniles
Rodelyn C. Abecia
Mary Kris Vicente

Noted by:

Imelda T. Lauron, MA, MS

Subject Teacher

Approved by:

Karla C. Aspacio, RSW, MSSW

BSSW Program Head