Barangay Anti – Drug Abuse

Council (BADAC)
December 5, 2016
San Agustin, Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro

SHYRMAGNE D. QUIÑONES
MLGOO
 DILG MC 2015 - 63
Revitalization of the Barangay Anti – Drug Abuse
Council (BADAC) and their Role in Drug Clearing
Operations

MASID – “MAmamayan, Sugpuin ang

Iligal na Droga…”
BADAC MEMBERSHIP
 Chairperson

PUNONG BARANGAY
 Vice - Chair

KAGAWAD (Peace and Order)

 Members

KAGAWAD (Women SK Chair School Chief

and Family) Principal Tanod

NGO/ CSO Religious sector

 Adviser

Municipal Chief of Police

 DILG MC 2015 - 63
BADAC Powers and Functions:

1. Conduct regular meetings at least once a month

and call for special meetings whenever necessary.

2. Plan, strategize, implement and evaluate programs

and projects on drug prevention in the barangay
3. Organize the BADAC Auxiliary Team
 DILG MC 2015 - 63
BADAC Powers and Functions:

4. Orient the BADAC Auxiliary Team of their roles and

functions in formulating plan of action to address the
problem

5. Equip Barangay Tanods and BADAC Aux Team on

their roles and functions in the campaign against street
level illegal drug trade through seminars or trainings
 DILG MC 2015 - 63
BADAC Powers and Functions:

6. Submit a monthly report to the MADAC copy

furnished the DILG Municipal Field Office

7. Conduct an IEC campaign on illegal drug demand

reduction
 DILG MC 2015 - 63
Sanctions:

All concerned local authorities are hereby advised that:

a. Failure of the concerned local officials to appropriate a

substantial portion of their respective annual budgets to assist in
or enhance the enforcement of 9165 in all budget preparations in
addition to those mandatorily required under section 324 of the
LGC, shall be ground for disapproval of the annual budget.
 DILG MC 2015 - 63
Sanctions:

All concerned local authorities are hereby advised that:

b. Failure of the local officials to take appropriate measures to

enforce the pertinent provision of RA 9165 after being made
aware by the PDEA or PNP and other law enforcement
agencies…. Shall be considered as prima facie evidence for
administrative charges for gross negligence or dereliction of duties
as may be warranted by evidence.
 Community Based
Rehabilitation Program
CBRP
 Pre - Implementation

A. Process of Voluntary Surrender to the authorities

shall be documented by an officer of the Office. Each
LGU shall provide the list of names of officers to the
DDB and DILG for recording purposes.
B. Conduct necessary measures to get the background
of the surrenderer such as interviews, etc.
C. The LGU shall verify if the surrenderer is included in
the Target list, Wanted List, and Watch list.
D. The surrenderer shall be initially screened to
determine his/her degree of drug dependence.
 Pre - Implementation

E. Referral of a low to moderate substance use disorder

to an outpatient or community based rehabilitation
program.
 Organizing
and Planning Phase

A. Organization of CRN. Composed of Health worker,

and other volunteers in the community, particularly
experts and practitioners in the medical and
psychosocial fields such as doctors, psychologists,
psychometricians, guidance counsellors, retired
teachers, and members of faith – based organization.
 Organizing
and Planning Phase

B. The CRN is oriented of their duties and

responsibilities in the Community – Based Rehabilitation
Program.

C. The CRN shall strategize on the implementation of the

CBRP.
 Organizing
and Planning Phase

D. Formulation of design flexible for the needs of

enrolees of the program thru maximizing resource
found in the community.

E. The DILG will provide training plan for the reference

of CRN in conducting the CBRP.
 Enrolment
Phase

A. The surrenders will register to the CRN.

B. Accomplishment of Personal Data Sheet that will be
maintained by CRN.
C. The consolidated data shall be forwarded to the
UBAS Expanded TWG.
D. Signing of Conditions of Admission and Consent
form by surrenderee and family member
 Enrolment
Phase

E. Conduct of random drug testing.

F. Pledge of fulfilling the program.

 Orientation
Phase

A. Conduct of general orientation

B. Orientation of the CBRP process

C. CRN facilitates the CBRP.

D. Conduct of counselling/ therapy session and

community service
 Orientation
Phase

E. Counselling with family of the patient.

F. Implementation of CARE Program

1. Patients Care – holistic recovery of drug patients.
Includes diversion activity (physical activities, etc.)
2. Family Care – aims to develop a more intimate
relationship between the patients and his family.
(family therapy, etc.)
 Orientation
Phase

F. Implementation of CARE Program

3. Community Care – focuses on the development of the
members of the community towards being a more
empathic and understanding people. (Community
awareness seminar, etc.)
 Monitoring and
Evaluation Phase

1. Conduct of random drug test.

2. Monitoring of surrenderees thru peers, family
members, etc.
 AFTERCARE

1. Drug recovering patients shall undergo Aftercare

program under DSWD and other aftercare providers.
BCPC
 Child and Youth
Welfare Code

• Organization of Barangay Council for the Protection

of Children

• Membership shall be taken from responsible

members of the community including a
representative of the youth, as well as
representatives of government and private agencies
concerned with the welfare of children and youth.
 Duties and
Responsibilities

• Foster the education of every child in the barangay

• Encourage the proper performance of the duties of

parents, and provide learning opportunities on the
adequate rearing of children and on positive
parent – child relationship.

• Protect and assist abandoned or maltreated

children and dependents.
 Duties and
Responsibilities

• Take steps to prevent juvenile delinquency and

assist parents of children with behavioural
problems so that they can get expert advise
• Adopt measures for the health of children
• Promote the opening and maintenance of
playgrounds and day-care centers and other
services that are necessary for child and youth
welfare;
 Duties and
Responsibilities

• Coordinate the activities of organizations devoted

to the welfare of children and secure their
cooperation;
• Promote wholesome entertainment in the
community, especially in movie houses; and
• Assist parents, whenever necessary in securing
expert guidance counseling from the proper
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 Duties and
Responsibilities

• Coordinate the activities of organizations devoted

to the welfare of children and secure their
cooperation;
• Promote wholesome entertainment in the
community, especially in movie houses; and
• Assist parents, whenever necessary in securing
expert guidance counseling from the proper
governmental or private welfare agency.chanrobles
virtual law lib