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Chapter 4

PRESENTATION ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA

This chapter presents the analysis and interpretation

of data gathered in this study.

1. Profile of the Respondents

1.1. Age
Table 2a

Frequency and Percentage Distribution of Respondents

According to Age

Age Frequency Percentage

60-69 4 8.33
50-59 10 20.33
40-49 31 64.58
30-39 10 20.83
20-29 3 6.25
Total 48 100.00
Mean Age=47.62

As gleaned on the above table, 31 or 64.58 percent

belong to age bracket of 40-49, while 4 or 8.33 percent

belong to age bracket of 60-69. The mean age is 47.62. This

implies that majority of the respondents are in their

adulthood period.

1.2. Gender
Table 2b

Frequency and Percentage Distribution of Respondents

According to Gender

Gender Frequency Percentage

Male 30 62.50
Female 18 37.50
Total 48 100.00
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The above table shows that 30 or 62.50 percent are

males, while 18 or 37.50 percent are females. This implies

that majority of the respondents are males when the study

was conducted.

1.3. Civil Status

Table 2c

Frequency and Percentage Distribution of Respondents

According to Civil Status

Civil Status Frequency Percentage

Single 7 14.58
Married 33 68.75
Widow/Widower 8 16.67
Total 48 100.00

As shown on the above table, 33 or 68.75 percent are

married, while, 7 or 14.58 percent is single. This implies

that majority of the respondents are married as revealed by

the mean age of 47.62 which is already a marriageable age.

1.4. Highest Educational Attainment

Table 2d

Frequency and Percentage Distribution of Respondents

According Highest Educational Attainment

Highest Educational Attainment Frequency Percent

College Graduate 16 33.33
High School Graduate 24 50.00
Elementary Graduate 8 16.67
Total 48 100.00
As reflected on the above table, 24 or 50.00 percent are

high school graduates, while 8 or 16.67 percent are

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elementary graduates. This means that most of the

respondents have completed their basic secondary education.

1.5. Terms of Office

Table 2e

Frequency and Percentage Distribution of Respondents

According to Terms of Office

Terms of Office Frequency Percent

3rd 14 29.17
2nd 24 50.00
1st 10 20.83
Total 48 100.00

As indicated on the above table, 24 or 50.00 are in

their 2nd term while, 10 or 20.83 are in their 1st term. This

means that majority of the respondents are already tenured

as public servant.

1.6. Other Source of Income

Table 2e

Frequency and Percentage Distribution of Respondents

According to Other Source of Income

Other Source of Income Frequency Percent

Driver 4 8.33
Farmer 17 35.42
Businessman 8 16.67
None 19 39.58
Total 48 100.00

As indicated on the above table, 19 or 39.58 percent

have no other source of income, while 4 or 8.33 are drivers.

This means that majority of the respondents are dependent on

their current position as barangay officials.

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2. Extent of Implementation of the Social Services Delivery

2.1. Education

Table 3a

Mean Responses and Descriptive Value on the Extent of

Implementation of the Social Services Delivery
Relative to Education

Items Barangay Officials Social Health Community

Workers Residents
Item Descriptiv Item Descriptive Item Descriptive
Mean e Value Mean Value Mea Value
n
1. Assist in the implementation of ALS Well
Implemen Implemente Implemente
2.22 ted 2.50 d 2.24 d
2. Provide assistance in the distribution and Well Well
retrieval of modules Implement Implemente Implemente
2.36 ed 2.10 d 2.40 d
3. Conduct tutorials for the out of school Well Well Well
youth Implement Implemente Implemente
2.66 ed 2.34 d d
4. Conduct seminars and programs for the Well Well 2.00
youth Implement Implemente Implemente
2.36 ed 2.42 d d
5. Provide reading materials in the barangay Well Well 2.30
hall Implement Implemente Implemente
2.34 ed 2.36 d d
Category Mean Well Well 2.24
Implement Implemente Implemente
2.39 ed 2.34 d d

As analyzed on the above table, the statement “Conduct

tutorials for the out of school youth” achieve the highest

mean of 2.66 or “Well Implemented” as assessed by the

officials. This implies that there is a free educational

consultation in the barangay.

While, the statement “Assist in the implementation of

ALS” has the least mean of 2.20 or “Implemented”. This

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implies that the respondents support the provision of ALS in

the barangay.

The category mean is 2.42 or “Well Implemented”. This

means that the respondents well implemented the services on

education.

Moreover, the statement “Assist in the implementation

of ALS” achieve the highest mean of 2.50 or “Well

Implemented” as evaluated by the social health workers.

This implies that the respondents support the implementation

of ALS in the barangay.

While, the statement “Provide assistance in the

distribution and retrieval of modules” has the least mean of

2.10 or “Implemented”. This implies that the respondents

assist in the distribution and retrieval of learning

materials of the students.

The category mean is 2.34 or “Well Implemented”. This

means that the respondents give importance to the

educational services.

In addition, the statement “Provide assistance in the

distribution and retrieval of modules” achieve the highest

mean of 2.40 or “Well Implemented” as evaluated by the

residents. This implies that the respondents provide

assistance in giving and receiving modules in the barangay.

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While, the statement “Conduct seminars and programs for

the youth” has the least mean of 2.00 or “Implemented”. This

implies that the respondents provide programs and activities

that enhance the skills and abilities of the students.

The category mean is 2.24 or “Implemented”. This means

that the education is part of the social services of the

barangays for they provide support to all the stakeholders.

2.2. Social Welfare and Development

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Table 3b

Mean Responses and Descriptive Value on the Extent of

Implementation of the Social Services Delivery
Relative to Social Welfare and Development

Items Barangay Officials Social Health Workers Community Residents

Item Descripti Item Descriptiv Item Descriptive
Mean ve Value Mean e Value Mean Value
1. Relief goods, cash and house Well 2.34 Well
subsidies distribution during Well Implemen Implemented
calamities and pandemic Impleme ted
2.65 nted 2.56
2. Counselling and care for children Well Implemen 1.98 Implemented
in neglectful or abusive situation Impleme ted
2.37 nted 2.32
3. Out of youth programs and Day- Well Implemen 2.40 Well
Care Services Impleme ted Implemented
2.46 nted 2.04
4. Open-line communication Impleme Well 2.36 Well
between barangay officials and nted Implemen Implemented
residence 2.15 2.38 ted
Category Mean Well Implemen 2.27 Implemented
Impleme ted
2.41 nted 2.33

As reflected on the above table, the Barangay Officials

assessed item number 1 “Relief goods, cash and house

subsidies distribution during calamities and pandemic” is

the highest with a mean of 2.65 or “Well Implemented”. This

implies that enough supplies such as goods, clothing, cash

etc. are distributed equally during a devastating

phenomenon.

While, item number 4 “Open-line communication between

barangay officials and residence” has the least mean of 2.15

or “Implemented”. This implies that the barangay properly

disseminate information to avoid confusion and for the

residents to be updated at all times.

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The category mean is 2.41 or “Well Implemented”. This

signifies that the respondents are implementing proper

social services in their respective areas in order to meet

the demands of their constituents.

As to the social health workers, item number 1 “Relief

goods, cash and house subsidies distribution during

calamities and pandemic” with a mean of 2.56 or “Well

Implemented”. This means that the respondents provide basic

commodities to the community during disaster.

While, “Out of youth programs and Day-Care Services”

has the least mean of 2.04 or “Implemented”. This means that

the respondents conduct activities that enhance the skills

of out of school youth in the barangay.

The category mean is 2.33 or “Implemented”. This

indicates that the responders are providing appropriate

social services in their locations to address the needs of

their citizens.

As assessed by the community residents, “Out of youth

programs and Day-Care Services” has the highest mean of 2.40

or “Well Implemented”. This means that the respondents

provide programs and seminars to out of school youth.

While, “Counselling and care for children in neglectful

or abusive situation” has the least mean of 1.98 or

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“Implemented”. This means that the respondents provide

support to women and children that suffered from abuse

The category mean is 2.27 or “Implemented”. This

indicates that the responders always prioritize the welfare

of their constituents.

2.3. Health and Nutrition

Table 3c

Mean Responses and Descriptive Value on the Extent of

Implementation of the Social Services Delivery
Relative to Health and Nutrition

Items Barangay Officials Social Health Workers Community Residents

Item Descripti Item Descriptiv Item Descriptive
Mean ve Value Mean e Value Mean Value
1. Distribution of vaccines for senior Well 2.30 Implemented
citizens, pregnant women and Well Implemen
immunization of infants Impleme ted
2.66 nted 2.48
2. Feeding programs for malnourish Well Implemen 2.00 Implemented
children Impleme ted
2.38 nted 2.30
3. Free medical consultations Well Implemen 2.42 Well
provided with free medicines and Impleme ted Implemented
or vitamins 2.46 nted 2.04
4. Health emergency response Impleme Well 2.36 Well
nted Implemen Implemented
2.10 2.40 ted
5. General Assembly meeting in Well Well 2.28 Implemented
Barangay to implement proper Impleme Implemen
Health Services 2.34 nted 2.56 ted
6. Barangay Health workers take the Well Implemen 2.20 Implemented
lead in environmental hygiene Impleme ted
2.40 nted 2.16
Category Mean Well Implemen 2.26 Implemented
Impleme ted
2.39 nted 2.32

For the Barangay Officials, item number 1 “Distribution

of vaccines for senior citizens, pregnant women and

immunization of infants” is the highest with a mean of 2.66

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or “Well Implemented”. This implies that there is a

provision of medicines to the community.

While, item number 4 “Health emergency response” has

the least mean of 2.10 or “Implemented”. This implies that

the barangay prioritize the health of the community by

responding to their needs.

The category mean is 2.39 or “Well Implemented”. This

signifies that the respondents are implementing proper

social services relative to health.

As to the social health workers, item number 5 “General

Assembly meeting in Barangay to implement proper Health

Services” with a mean of 2.56 or “Well Implemented”. This

means that the respondents conduct programs that cater the

health services in the barangay.

While, “Free medical consultations provided with free

medicines and or vitamins” has the least mean of 2.04 or

“Implemented”. This means that the respondents provide free

meds and vaccines to protect the health of the community.

The category mean is 2.32 or “Implemented”. This

indicates that the respondents prioritize health services in

the community especially this time of pandemic.

As assessed by the community residents, “Free medical

consultations provided with free medicines and or vitamins”

has the highest mean of 2.42 or “Well Implemented”. This

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means that the respondents enough medicines and vitamins to

the community to boost their immune system.

While, “Feeding programs for malnourish children” has

the least mean of 2.00 or “Implemented”. This means that the

respondents provide free feeding program to children who are

malnourished.

The category mean is 2.26 or “Implemented”. This

indicates that the responders always prioritize the health

of their constituents.

2.4. Public Order Safety

Table 3d
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Mean Responses and Descriptive Value on the Extent of

Implementation of the Social Services Delivery
Relative to Public Order Safety

Items Barangay Officials Social Health Community

Workers Residents
Item Descript Item Descripti Item Descriptive
Mean ive Mean ve Value Mean Value
Value
1. Posting of medical information Well Impleme 1.96 Implemented
and updates Implem nted
2.54 ented 2.32
2. Dissemination of Barangay Well Impleme 2.48 Well
programs, activities and Implem nted Implemented
projects 2.72 ented 2.32
3. Posting of Barangay budget, Implem Impleme 2.42 Well
financial transactions and ented nted Implemented
annual procurement 2.10 2.00
4. Dissemination of information Implem Well 2.32 Implemented
about Barangay guidelines ented Impleme
2.34 2.38 nted
5. Job fair program Well Well 2.26 Implemented
Implem Impleme
2.20 ented 2.40 nted
6. Economic and industrial Well Impleme 2.24 Implemented
promotion Implem nted
2.36 ented 2.16
Category Mean Well Impleme 2.28 Implemented
Implem nted
2.38 ented 2.26

As assessed by the Barangay Officials, item number 2

“Dissemination of Barangay programs, activities and

projects” has the highest with a mean of 2.72 or “Well

Implemented”. This implies that the respondent inform the

residents on the different programs and activities in the

barangay.

While, item number 3 “Posting of Barangay budget,

financial transactions and annual procurement” has the least

mean of 2.10 or “Implemented”. This implies that the

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barangay are transparent on the financial status of the

barangay.

The category mean is 2.38 or “Well Implemented”. This

signifies that the respondents are implementing proper

social services relative to public order and safety.

As to the social health workers, item number 5 “Job

fair program” with a mean of 2.20 or “Well Implemented”.

This means that the respondents assist the community in

looking for job opportunities.

While, “Posting of Barangay budget, financial

transactions and annual procurement” has the least mean of

2.10 or “Implemented”. This means that the respondents keep

the community updated on the financial status of the

barangay.

The category mean is 2.26 or “Implemented”. This

indicates that the respondents implemented the economic and

industrial promotion of the barangay.

As evaluated by the community residents, “Dissemination

of Barangay programs, activities and projects” has the

highest mean of 2.48 or “Well Implemented”. This means that

the respondents conduct programs and activities in the

barangay and always inform the community about it for them

to get involved as well.

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While, “Posting of medical information and updates” has

the least mean of 1.96 or “Implemented”. This means that the

respondents updated the medical records of their

constituents for proper monitoring and evaluation.

The category mean is 2.28 or “Implemented”. This

indicates that the responders well implement the public

order and safety of the barangay.

2.5. Sports, Recreation, Arts and Culture

Table 3e
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Mean Responses and Descriptive Value on the Extent of

Implementation of the Social Services Delivery
Relative to Sports, Recreation, Arts and
Culture

Items Barangay Officials Social Health Workers Community Residents

Item Descripti Item Descriptiv Item Descriptive
Mean ve Value Mean e Value Mean Value
1. Rehabilitation and improvement Well Well 2.38 Well
of street lights Impleme Implemen Implemented
2.78 nted 2.66 ted
2. Garbage waste management and Well Implemen 1.78 Implemented
environmental management Impleme ted
system 2.50 nted 2.10
3. Beautification of Communal Impleme Implemen 2.44 Well
garden, Barangay Hall and Court 2.18 nted 2.22 ted Implemented
4. Maintenance of Barangay Well Well 2.34 Well
Facilities Impleme Implemen Implemented
2.40 nted 2.38 ted
5. Upgrading and modernization of Well Well 2.36 Well
Services through computer Impleme Implemen Implemented
2.40 nted 2.44 ted
6. Installing of CCTV’s Well Well 2.52 Well
Impleme Implemen Implemented
2.48 nted 2.34 ted
Category Mean Well Well 2.30 Implemented
Impleme Implemen
2.46 nted 2.36 ted

As to the Barangay Officials, item number 1

“Rehabilitation and improvement of street lights” has the

highest with a mean of 2.78 or “Well Implemented”. This

implies that the respondent install street lights in the

community for safety purposes.

While, item number 3 “Beautification of Communal

garden, Barangay Hall and Court” has the least mean of 2.18

or “Implemented”. This implies that the barangay improve the

surrounding by maintain it clean and green projects.

The category mean is 2.46 or “Well Implemented”. This

signifies that the respondents are implementing proper

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social services relative to Sports Recreation, Arts and

Culture.

For the social health workers, item number 1

“Rehabilitation and improvement of street lights” with a

mean of 2.20 or “Well Implemented”. This means that the

respondents provide lightning project in all areas in the

barangays.

While, “Garbage waste management and environmental

management system” has the least mean of 2.10 or

“Implemented”. This means that the proper waste disposal is

implemented in the barangay.

The category mean is 2.36 or “Implemented”. This

indicates that the respondents provide necessary facilities

that cater the needs of the community.

As assessed by the community residents, “Installing of

CCTV’s” has the highest mean of 2.48 or “Well Implemented”.

This means that the respondents monitor the community

through the utilization of CCTV.

While, “Garbage waste management and environmental

management system” has the least mean of 1.78 or

“Implemented”. This means that the respondents maintain the

cleanliness of the barangay by proper waste disposal.

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The category mean is 2.30 or “Implemented”. This

indicates that the responders well implement the Sports

Recreation, Arts and Culture.

2.5. Summary

Table 3d

Summary Table on the Extent of Performance of Barangay

Officials in the Delivery of
Social Services

Barangay Officials Social Health Community As a Whole

Items Workers Residents
Categor Descripti Catego Descripti Categ Descri Categ Descri
y Mean ve Value ry ve Value ory ptive ory ptive
Mean Mean Value Mean Value
Education Well Well 2.24 Imple 2.24 Imple
Impleme Impleme mente mente
2.39 nted 2.34 nted d d
Social Welfare and Well Impleme 2.27 Imple 2.27 Imple
Development Impleme nted mente mente
2.41 nted 2.33 d d
Health and Nutrition Well Impleme 2.26 Imple 2.26 Imple
Impleme nted mente mente
2.39 nted 2.32 d d
Public Order Safety Well Impleme 2.28 Imple 2.28 Imple
Impleme nted mente mente
2.38 nted 2.26 d d
Sports, Recreation, Arts and Well Well 2.30 Imple 2.30 Imple
Culture Impleme Impleme mente mente
2.46 nted 2.36 nted d d
Over-all Mean Well 2.27 Imple 2.27 Imple
Impleme Impleme mente mente
2.41 nted 2.32 nted d d

As a whole, “Sports, Recreation, Arts and Culture”

obtain the highest category mean of 2.30 or “Implemented”.

This implies that the respondents continuously maintain

implement programs and activities on sports and recreation.

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While, “Education” has the least category mean of 2.24

or “Implemented”. This implies that the respondents provide

educational services to the community.

The over-all mean is 2.27 or “Implemented”. This means

that the respondents implemented the different social

services in the community that provide assistance to every

constituents.

3. Comparison Between the Assessment of the Two Groups of

Respondents on the Delivery of Social Services

Table 4

Test of Difference Between the Assessment of the Two Groups

of Respondents on the Delivery of Social Services

Dimension Respondents Fc Sig. (2-tailed) Decision

Officials .652 .395
Accept Ho
Education SHW .159 .458
Residents .357 .096 Accept Ho
Officials .324 .147
Social Welfare and Accept Ho
SHW .369 .135
Development
Residents .014 .657 Accept Ho
Officials .369 .351
Accept Ho
Health and Nutrition SHW .079 .201
Residents .024 .657 Accept Ho
Officials .111 .157 Accept Ho
SHW .621 .210 Accept Ho
Public Order Safety
Residents .265 .354 Accept Ho
Officials .954 .109 Accept Ho
Sports, Recreation, SHW .025 .721 Accept Ho
Arts and Culture
Residents .078 .247 Accept Ho
α=0.05
As reflected on the above table, there no

significant difference among the assessments of the three

groups of respondents on the extent of implementation of the

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social services delivery relative to Education, Social

Welfare and Development, Health and Nutrition and Public

Order Safety, hence the rejection of the null hypothesis at

0.05. This implies that the assessment of the two groups of

the respondents on the extent of implementation of the

social services delivery on Education, Social Welfare and

Development, Health and Nutrition and Public Order Safety do

not varies.

4.Correlation between the Profile Variables of the Barangay

Officials-Respondents and their Assessment on the Extent of
Implementation of the Social Services Delivery

Table 5

Test of Relationship between the Profile Variables of

the Barangay Officials-Respondents and their Assessment
on the Extent of Implementation
of the Social Services Delivery

Profile Variables/ Extent of Educatio Social Health Public Order Sports,

Implementation n Welfare and Safety Recreation,
of the Social Services Delivery and Nutritio Arts and
Developm n Culture
ent
Pearson .025
-.054 -.002 -.072 -.084
Correlation
Age
Sig. (2-tailed) .369 .452 .357 .159 .324
N 48 48 48 48 48
Pearson .102
-.065 -.025 .014 .095
Correlation
Gender
Sig. (2-tailed) .635 .201 .114 .210 .278
N 48 48 48 48 48
Pearson .258
.095 .078 -.001 -.027
Correlation
Civil Status
Sig. (2-tailed) .665 .684 .978 .753 .107
N 48 48 48 48 48
Pearson .109
.109 .017 .064 .952
Highest Educational Correlation
Attainment Sig. (2-tailed) .195 .245 .333 .320 .210
N 48 48 48 48 48
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Pearson .109
-.039 .030 -.093 -.074
Correlation
Terms of Office
Sig. (2-tailed) .676 .742 .311 .632 .201
N 48 48 48 48 48
Pearson -.635* -.958* .021 .085
-.021
Other Source of Correlation
Income Sig. (2-tailed) .781 .000 .021 .087 .096
N 48 48 48 48 48
*. Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed).s

As seen on the above table, there is significant

relationship between the profile variables of the barangay

officials-respondents on other source of income and their

assessment their assessment on the extent of implementation

of the social services delivery along with Social Welfare

and Development and Health and Nutrition, hence the

rejection of the null hypothesis at 0.05. This means that

the profile variables of the respondents influence their

assessment on the extent of implementation of the social

services delivery along with Social Welfare and Development

and Health and Nutrition.

5. Dimension is Least Implemented

The dimension least implemented is “Education”.

6. Proposed Measures to address the Dimension that is

Least Implemented

 Conduct tutorial program to the out of school

youth

 Provide more learning materials to the community

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Chapter 5

SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

This chapter presents the summary of findings the

conclusion and recommendations.

Summary of Findings

From the date gathered, the following findings were

delivered:

1. Profile of the Respondents

 The mean age is 47.62, males, married, high school

graduates, 2nd term, and no other source of

income.

2. Extent of Implementation of the Social Services

Delivery

 “Sports, Recreation, Arts and Culture” obtain the

highest category mean of 2.30 or “Implemented”

 While, “Education” has the least category mean of

2.24 or “Implemented”.

3. Comparison Between the Assessment of the Two Groups of

Respondents on the Delivery of Social Services

 There is no significant difference among the

assessments of the three groups of respondents on the

extent of implementation of the social services

delivery relative to Education, Social Welfare and

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Development, Health and Nutrition and Public Order

Safety.

4. Correlation between the Profile Variables of the Barangay

Officials-Respondents and their Assessment on the Extent of
Implementation of the Social Services Delivery

 There is significant relationship between the profile

variables of the barangay officials-respondents on

other source of income and their assessment their

assessment on the extent of implementation of the

social services delivery along with Social Welfare and

Development and Health and Nutrition.

5.Dimension is Least Implemented

 The dimension least implemented is “Education”.

6.Proposed Measures to address the Dimension that is Least

Implemented

 Conduct tutorial program to the out of school

youth

 Provide more learning materials to the community

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Conclusion

Based on the results of the study, the barangay

officials deliver a competitive services to their

constituents. They make sure that they render the services

properly which includes Education, Social Welfare and

Development, Health and Nutrition, Public Order Safety and

Sports, Recreation, Arts and Culture. They always provide

the needs of their stakeholder and meet the demands of their

expectations.

Recommendations

The researchers highly proposed the following

recommendations:

1. The barangay members should maintain the proper

delivery of social services to every barangay.

2. Proper monitoring and evaluation on the functions of

barangay officials at all times.

3. Sustain the proper implementation of programs and

services to all the constituents.

4. Parallel study should be conducted in the same area to

include other variables not used in this study.