Social Services

SOCIAL SERVICES, FACILITIES AND UTILITIES
Schools As early as preschool level type of education is available in the city which offered by form privately run preschools and complimented with the citys. Social welfare departments 62 day care centers spread in the fifty one (51) barangays for kids who could not afford private education at this level. Elementary Schools are made available by ten (10) private schools, three (3) of which also after secondary education and 48 public elementary school for secondary level. Seven (7) are privately run while ten (10) are public high schools. One (1) public and nine (9) private schools for technical and vocational courses are supporting which prepare the students for immediate employment both in local and foreign labor force. Tertiary education is offered by the prestigious schools La Salle University, Misamis University and Medina College which offered doctoral courses down to preschool.
Health Sanitation and Nutrition

Three (3) tertiary level hospital operate in the city, one of is public and the other two are privately owned. The Mayor Hilarion A. Ramiro Sr. Regional Training and Teaching Hospiatal (MHARS-RTTH) a 150 capacity while Medina General Hospaital which has also 150 bed capacity and the Misamis University Medical Center which is a 100 bed capacity are private hospitals. Another four (4) hospitals which are of secondary level operate in the city and these are the Faith Hospital with 50 bed capacity, St. Marys Hospital with 20 bed capacity, Misamis Community Hospital which has 14 bed capacity and the local government operated hospital the SM Lao Memorial Hospital with 59 bed capacity. The Ozamiz City Health Office also provides health services particularly on preventive, regulatory inspectorial and medical care services. Extension of the health services to the barangays are 52 barangays health centers which are named barangay health workers and city health nurses and midwives who visit the center once a week. The City Nutrition Office with the aid of the Barangay Nutrition Scholar is responsible for the implementation of the Nutrition Program of the city. Malnutrition problem is the most common in the coastal and thickly populated barangays. There were at least less than a thousand (978) children who were malnourished, 902 or ninety two (92) percent of these wre BNL or below normal, low are eight (8) percent (76) were BNVL below normal,very low.
Toilet Facilities
A total of 21,197.82 % of the total households used water sealed toilets, server/septic tank. Majority of this using water sealed or 70% are used exclusively by the household and the rest are shared with other households. The remaining 45.60 or 18% used with close pit or open pit toilet facilities.
Cemeteries and Memorial Park

Seven cemeteries exist in the city, two which are classified memorial parks, the Mt. Malindang Memorial Park at Bagakay with an area of 4.1221 hectares and the Pryce Corp. Memorial Park at Dimaluna with an area of 9.32. Three of these cemeteries are owned by Roman Catholic Church.
Solid Waste Disposal/Treatment

Domestic, commercial industries are collected and disposed to controlled dump site at Barangay Bongbong. Institutional waste as in the public mall, slaughter house are disposed to the citys bioreactor and processed as compost a soil conditioner. Material Recovery Facilities (MRF) are established in several urban barangays.
Housing
A total of 24,794 households were recorded in 2007 and a total of 23,764 housing units. Also reported were a total of 518 informal settlers. Three private subdivisions delivering a total of 638 housing units were also reported. Other household or families were housed in 93 various relocation and resettlements and additional four sites as Gawad Kalinga producing 19 units or housing 462 families.
Social Welfare
Services for the abandoned/neglected cover spiritual upliftment; counseling; temporary shelter; remedial class; livelihood for the youth in conflict with the law; skills training and livelihood and day care services in all barangays for senior citizens. A total of 390 families; 45 women, 94 youth; 2,086 children; 2,500 elderly and 105 persons with disabilities were served.
Protective Services
The city has a police force and a fire protection headquarters. The police headquarters have 64 personnel and 5 traffic outpost station personnel, it is provided with 2 handheld radios and two units vehicle. The fire protection headquarters has 30 personnel plus 16 personnel in its substation provided with 4 firetrucks, 1 vehicle. It has a city jail with 25 personnel and one prisoners van.
Crime and Fire Incidence

A total of 115 crimes were reported in 2008, some 16 or 14 percent were committed by female and 99 or 86 percent by male. The number one crime was murder reported at 37, followed by RA7610 & 9262 violations 27, rape 23, robbery 14, homicide and theft both at 7 cases each.
Sports
All barangays in the city have standard basketball courts. 8 barangays have volleyball courts, 4 barangays with multipurpose halls, 3 with tennis courts; and one with golf links. The Mt. Malindang Golf Course a nine hole golf course located at Bagakay and the city owned gymnasium. Privately owned gymnasium numbered 4 and 2 cinema houses.
Table V-1 Number of Schools by Level of Education
Educational Level
Public
Private
Total
Day Care
62
68
Nursery / Kindergarten
Elementary
47
53
Secondary
10
10
20
Tertiary
Vocational / Technical
Table V-2 Hospital by Level of Health Care & Bed Capacity
Name of Hospital
Public 1. SM Lao Memorial Hospital
Location
Level of Health Care
Bed Capacity
Catadman / Manabay
Secondary
59
2. Mayor Hilarion A. Ramiro Training and Teaching Hospital
Maningcol
Tertiary
245
Private 1. St. Marys Hospital
50th Barangay
Secondary
20
2. Faith Hospital
Aguada
Secondary
50
3. Misamis Community Hospital
Tinago
Secondary
14
4. Misamis University Medical Center
Bagakay
Tertiary
100
5. Medina Gen. Hospital
Carmen Annex
Tertiary
150
Table V-3 Nutritional Status
2007
2008
2009
No.
No.
No.
Target No. of Children Total Number of Children Weighed: < 1 year old 1-5 years old 13,879 13,854 13,866
2,240 11,639
16.14 83.86
15.84 84.16
2,341 11,525
16.88 83.12
Nutritional Status Normal Below Normal Low (BNL) Below Normal Very Low (BNVL) Above Normal 12,762 902 76 91.95 6.50 0.55 12,764 888 75 92.13 6.41 0.54 12,843 831 78 92.62 5.99 0.56
139
1.00
127
0.92
114
0.82
Prevalence Rate (BNL & BNVL)

Source of Data: City Nutrition Office
7.05
6.95
6.56
Table V-4 Malnourished Children For The Last Five Years
2004 Degree of Malnutrition No.
2005
2006
2007
2008
No.
Inc. / Dec.
No.
Inc. / Dec.
No.
Inc. / Dec.
No.
Inc. / Dec.
Below Normal Low (BNL)
1,271 1,103
-168
965
-138
902
-63
888
-14
Below Normal Very Low (BNVL)
117
74
-43
69
-5
76
75
-1
T O T A L
1,388 1,177
-211
1,034
-143
978
-56
963
-15
Source: Nutrition Services Division
Table V-5 Owner-Households in Occupied Housing Units by Tenure Status of Housing Units and Lots 2007
Housing Unit Tenure of Status No. % No.
Lot
Owned and/or Being Amortized
11,455
42.58
10,489
43.75
Rented
3,163
11.76
2,329
9.71
Being Occupied for Free with Consent of Owner
10,022
37.25
9,498
39.61
Being Occupied for Free Without Consent of Owner
2,265
8.42
1,660
6.92
T O T A L
Source: National Statistics Office
26,905
100
23,976
100
Table V-6 Number of Households in Occupied Housing Units by Type of Toilet Facilities 2007
Type of Toilet Facilities
Number of Household
% Total
1. Water- sealed, Sewer/ Septic Tank Used Exclusively by the Household
18,018
69.95
2. Water-sealed, Sewer/ septic Tank shared with Other Household
3,179
12.34
3. Water- sealed, Other Depository Used Exclusively by the Household
4. Water-sealed, Other Depository Shared with Other Household
5. Close Pit (Antipolo Type)
2,951
11.46
6. Open Pit
1,609 -
6.25
7. Others ( PAIL SYSTEM ,etc.) 8. None
T O T A L
Source: National Statistics Office (NSO)
25,757
100
Table V-7
Existing Cemeteries and Memorial Parks 2008
Name
Location (Barangay)
No.
Area (Ha.)
Number of Burials
Ownership (Govt. /Prvt.)
Remarks
Roman Catholic
Aguada
0.9802
361
Private
Phil.Ind. Church
Lam-an
0.8556
64
Private
Mt. Malindang
Bagakay
4.1221
67
Private
Pryce Corp.
Dimaluna
9.32
10
Private
Roman Catholoic
Tabid
1.7
46
Private
Roman Catholic
Labo
4.735
12
Private
Phil. Ind. Church
Labo
7.871
Private
Source: Local Government Unit
Table V-8 Solid Waste Generation by Source 2008
Barangay
Type of Waste
Volume of Volume of Disposal Solid Solid Waste Methods/ Waste Collected Treatment Generated (tons/day) Facilities (tons/day)
Diposal Site
Domestic
* Bio ** Non-bio
10.4
4.68
Mixed
Ozamiz Controlled Temporary Dumpsite
Commercial
* Bio * Non-bio
1.95
0.877
Mixed
Industrial
None
None
None
None
None
Hospital
* Bio
1cu.m./day
0.7 cu.m./day
Mixed
Others (Institutional)
* Bio ** Non-bio
0.65
0.30
Mixed
Source: Primary Survey, City Records
Table V-9 Methods of Solid Waste Disposal/ Treatment 2008
Methods
Quantity (Total City Solid Waste Generated)
Number of Household Served
Agency Responsible
1. Collected and Disposed to : Open dump,Controlled Dump,Sanitary landfill
13 tons
HHs w/n 23 brgys. Not yet Operational
Gen.Services Office
2. Composting deliveries/week At the Bioreactor site
3 cu.m.
Ozamiz Public Market and Slaughters House
General Services Office
3. Recycling
None
None
None
4. Not Collected : Burned Dumped in Individual Open Pit (not Burned)
None
None
None
Source: Primary Survey, City Records
Table V-10 Housing Situation For The Last Three Censal Years
Year 1990 1980 No. % Inc. / Dec.

45.12
Year 2000 No. % Inc. / Dec.

31.09
Year 2007 No. % Inc. / Dec.

11.84
Households (HH)
11,654
16,912
22,170
24,794
Household Population Housing Units (HU) Occupied HU Vacant HU Ratio of HH to Occupied HU Ratio of HH Population to Occupied HU
71,974 5,234 4,866 368
91,039 10,489 9,751 738
26.49 100.40 100.39 100.54
110,104 21,249 19,754 1,495
20.94 102.58 102.58 102.57
123,137 23,764 22,092 1,672
11.84 11.84 11.84 11.84
41.75 6.76
57.65 10.71
38.08 58.43
1.12 5.57
-98.06 -47.99
0.89 0.06
-20.54 -98.92
Source: NSO
Table V-11 Inventory of Residential Subdivisions 2007
Name of Subdivision
MMP Tinago A Talisay Housing Project
Classification
Barangay Location
Molicay
Area (Sq.m)
109,826
Average No. of Lot Area Lots/Units (Sq.m.)

507
Floor Area (Sq. m.)
Low Density Residential Use
FRUPOOCI Urban Poor Subdivision II
Socialized Housing
Pulot
147,023
720
SO-ENG GRACE Village
Socialized Housing
Baadero
50,700
225
Olario Ville Phase I
Converted Agri to Res. Per DARRO Convertion Order
Calabayan
15,314
76
Mosqueda Subdivision
Simple Subd.
Calabayan
8,346
45
HOEA
Simple Subd.
Labo
82,765
43
Esther Ville Subdivision (Joromat)
Socialized Housing
Cogon
23,608
124
Port Area Homeless Association Subdivision
Socialized Housing
Molicay
15,251
197
JBN Palms
Low Density Res. Use per CLUP & Zoning Ord.
Carangan
86,765
456
Woodwind Mansion (Mediatrix Homes)
Low Density Res. Use
Gango
20,843
106
Bethany Homes
Source: Office of the SP/SB Secreatry / HLURB / NHA / Civic Organization
Table V-12 Informal Settlement Areas 2007
Barangay
Area (Ha.)
Land Ownership Gov't Private
Zoning Classification
No. of Families
Settler's Origin
Year Occupied
Utilities Present
Entities Providing Assistance
Type of Assistance
Doa Consuelo Resettlement
Residential
147
Water : MOWD Electricity : MOELCI II 3 Access Road : City Gov't. Suricon 2003 Water : MOWD Electricity : MOELCI II 3 Access Road : City Gov't. Water : MOWD Electricity : MOELCI II 3 Access Road : City Gov't.
Housing Food Materials Livelihood Values Formation Housing Food Materials Livelihood Values Formation Livelihood Trainings, Values Formation, program Housing Units, Medical Mission Livelihood Trainings, Values Formation, program Housing Units, Medical Mission Livelihood Trainings, Values Formation, program Housing Units, Medical Mission Values Formation, program Housing Units, Medical Mission
Port Area Hom eless Association Housing Project Molicay Malanoy GK Village Villa Counsuelo
15,251 sq.m.
Residential
197
Residential
70
Malanoy
2002
Jorge & Eduvegis Neri GK Village San Antonio
800 sq. m
Private Donated to GK
Residential
70
San Antonio
2006
Water : MOWD Electricity : MOELCI II 3 Access Road : City Gov't.
Bag-ong Ozamiznon GK Village Bongbong
11
Residential
300
Suricon
2005
Mama Mary GK Village Bernad Subd.
900 sq. m
Residential
22
CFC Members within the City
2005
Source: CSWD/Local Housing Board/Local Urban Poor Affairs Office/CPDO
Table V-13 Social Welfare Facilities, Services and Clientele 2007
Services Offered Physical Condition Organization Staff Compliment No. of Clientele Type of Clientele Served Family Life Educ. & Counselling Family Planning Assistance Day Care Services, Supplemental Feeding
Facilities
Barangay
Medical Care
Relief / Rehabilitation
Others
Senior Care Centers
Day Care Centers
Rehabilitation Center
Women Center
Others (Specify)
Catadman
Functional
58
CICL Abandoned/ neglected
Spiritual Upliftment Counselling Temporary Shelter Rem edial Class
Catadman
House parent Social Worker Day Care Parents DCWs Senior Citizen Social Worker & Support Styaff 1043
Youth in Conflict w/ the Law
Livelihood Skills & Training
Ozamiz
Parents
1000
1000
2086
2050
64
50 Brgys. Aguada
th
Children Senior Citizen x
x x Spiritual Upliftment x
Gango & Tinago
Senior Citizen
Officers
Senior Citizens
Spiritual Upliftment
Table V-14 Historical Number of Population Served by Type of Clientele System
Type of Clientele
Previous Years 2005 2006 2007
2008 No. (%)
Family
390
Women
45
Youth (SCALA)
64 30
Children
2086
Elderly
2500
Persons w/ Disabilities
105
T O T A L
Source: CSWDO, NGOs/POs
2012 | ozamiz.gov.ph
Table V-15 Protective Services by Facilities and Equipment 2006
Type of Services
Police Force Headquarters
Location
Area* (Sq. m.)
Number of Personnel
Personnel to Pop'n. Ratio
Facilities/Equipment Condition Vehicle Others
City Hall
144 sq.m.
66
2 units vehicles
2 sets Handheld Radio
good
Station Outpost Traffic Fire Protection Headquarters
Tinago
300 sq.m.
33
4 Fire Trucks 1 Vehicle
Serviceable
Sub-Station/ Jail Management District Jail City Jail
Annex
90 sq. m.
16
Serviceable
Tinago
2,300 sq.m.
24
1 prisoners' van 7 Prison Cell Table Tennis Basketball Court Volleyball Court S. Camera Deepwell
poor
Well Maintained Well Maintained Well Maintained Well Maintained Serviceable Well Maintained
Source: PNP, BJMP, BFP * Only for Headquarters
Type of Services
Location
Area* (Sq. m.)
Number of Personnel
City Hall
144 sq.m.
64
2 units vehicles
2 sets Handheld Radio
good
Station Outpost Traffic Fire Protection Headquarters
Tinago
300 sq.m.
30
Serviceable
Annex
90 sq. m.
16
Serviceable
Tinago
2,300 sq.m.
24
poor
Well Maintained Well Maintained Well Maintained Well Maintained Servicable Well Maintained
Type of Services
Location
Area* (Sq. m.)
Number of Personnel
57

1:2,600
City Hall
144 sq.m.
Toyota Altis Isuzu Dmax
Serviceable
Station
Ozamiz City Public Mall Rizal Ave. Port Road Bongbong OSROX
36 sq. m
6 1:2,600
Serviceable
Outpost
16 sq. m 16 sq. m 24 sq. m 16 sq. m
3 3 6 5
1:2,600 1:2,600 1:2,600
Traffic Fire Protection Headquarters
Tinago
300 sq.m.
35
Serviceable
Annex
90 sq. m.
16
Serviceable
Tinago
2,300 sq.m.
25
poor
Well Maintained Well Maintained Well Maintained Well Maintained Serviceable Well Maintained
Table V-16 Crime Incidence by Type 2006 - 2007
Types of Crimes
2006
2007
S-Theft Physical Injury Robbery (Property) Murder Q-Theft Homicide Frustrated Murder Robbery (Homicide) Rape Gambling Drugs Illegal Fas Illegal Position of Explosive & Ammunitions Harrasment Carnapping Estafa/Swindling Grave Threat Alarm Oral Defamation Violation City Ordinance Violation 9262 Violation of Deadly Weapon Vagrancy Malicious Act Direct Assault Trespassing Cattle Rustling Forgery Arson Act of Lasciviousness T O T A L
Source: Local PNP
47 37 34 12 7 6 6 1 1 21 18 11 0 0 10 6 5 3 3 0 6 4 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 243
35 10 20 18 0 13 4 0 6 23 12 11 2 1 7 6 3 0 6 1 0 1 1 5 2 0 0 1 0 2 190
Table V-17 Existing Sports and Recreational Facilites by Barangay 2008
Barangay Aguada
Area Standard
Sports Facilities Basketball Court Tennis Court Basketball Court Volleyball Court Basketball Court Golf Links
Recreation Facilities
Ownership Brgy. Property
Physical Condition (Good, Poor Critical) Good
Bacolod
Standard
Gym Playground Facilities at School
Brgy. Property
Good Good Good
Standard Bagakay Standard
Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Private Private Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Swimming Pool Private Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Gym
Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good
Swimming Pool Balintawak Baadero Standard Standard Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Volleyball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Volleyball Court Tennis Court
Baybay San Roque Baybay Sta. Cruz Baybay Triunfo Bongbong Calabayan Capucao C
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
Capucao P Carangan
Standard Standard
Carmen Catadman
Standard Standard Standard
Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property
Good Good Good
Standard
School Owned
Good
Barangay Cavinte
Area Standard
Sports Facilities Basketball Court Multipurpose Hall Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Volleyball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Tennis Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court
Ownership Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Private Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property
Physical Condition (Good, Poor Critical) Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good
Cogon Dalapang Diguan Dimaluna Doa Consuelo
Standard Standard Standard Standard 500 sq. m. 200 sq. m.
Embargo Gala Gango
Gotokan Daku Gotokan Diot Guimad Guingona
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good
Multipurpose Hall Basketball Court Basketball Court Volleyball Court Basketball Court Multipurpose Hall Basketball Court
Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property
Kinuman Norte Kinuman Sur
Standard 200 sq. m. 150 sq. m.
Labinay
Standard
Labo
Standard
Barangay
Area
Sports Facilities
Ownership
Physical Condition (Good, Poor Critical) Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good
Lam-an Liposong
Litapan
Standard
Malaubang Manaka Maningcol Mentering Molicay Pantaon Pulot San Antonio Sangay Daku Sangay Diot Sinuza Stimson Abordo Tabid Tinago Trigos
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
50th District
Basketball Court Basketball Court Volleyball Court Basketball Court Multipurpose Hall Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Basketball Court Volleyball Court Basketball Court Volleyball Court
Gym
Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Private Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property Brgy. Property
Children's Playground
Brgy. Property
Source: CEO, Office of the SK, CPDO
Table V-18 Social Welfare Related Projects, Approved / Funded For Implementation 2007
Name / Location of Project
Location
Type
Proponent (Gov't. , Private, Other)
Estimated Start Date
Estimated Date of Completion
LIVELIHOOD PROJ: Food Vending Sari-sari Tinago Sta. Cruz Linabo Capital Assistance Government August 2007 On going
Snacks Vending
Banadero Catadman Molicay Triunfo
Capital Assistance
Government
Sept. 2007
On going
Corn Planting
Liposong Capucao
Capital Assistance
Government
Sept. 2007
On going
Labinay SKA
Labinay
Capital Assistance
DSWD Reg. X
June 2007
On going
Diguan SKA
Diguan
Capital Assistance
DSWD Reg. X
June 2007
On going
Aid to Individuals in Crisis
Food & Cash Assistance Material & Cash Assistance
Government
March 2007
Dec. 2007
Government
January 2007
Source: CSWDO
Location
Type
Proponent Estimated (Gov't. , Estimated Date of Private, Start Date Completion Other)
PROGRAMS: Activities for Older Persons Social Enhancement Local Government Units October 2007 Dec. 2007
Women Activities
Trainings and Self/ Social Enhancement
Local Government Units
March 2007
Dec. 2007
Activities for Family Welfare Program
Neighborhood Feeding, Trainings/
January 2007
Dec. 2007
Child Welfare Program
Seminars and Convention
Activities for Youth Welfare
Trainings and Seminars, Social Enhancement
Local Govermnent Units
January 2007
Dec. 2007
Source: CSWDO
Location
Type
LIVELIHOOD PROJ: PROGRAMS: Hog Fattening and Chicken Raising Catadman Capital Assistance Goverment October 2008 On going
Trading/ Sari-sari
Carmen Pulot Bagakay Malaubang
Capital Assistance
Government
October 2008
On going
Acasia SKG
Catadman
Capital Assistance
DSWD Reg. X
January 2008 January 2008
On going
Carangan SKG
Carangan
Capital Assistance
DSWD Reg. X
On going
Aid to Individuals in Crisis
Food & Cash Assistance
Government
March 2008
Dec. 2008
Activities for Older Persons
Social Enhancement
October 2008
Dec. 2008
Source: CSWDO
Location
Type
Proponent Estimated (Gov't. , Estimated Date of Private, Start Date Completion Other)
PROGRAMS: Women Activities Trainings, Self/Social Enhancement Family Welfare Program Neighborhood Feeding, Trainings Convention Child Welfare Program Proactive, Tutorial,Foster Placement Local Government Units January 2008 Dec. 2008 Local Government Units Local Government Units January 2008 Dce. 2008 January 2008 Dec. 2008
Youth Welfare Program
Trainings, Convention, Self/ Social Enhancement
January 2008
Dec. 2008
Source: CSWDO
Location
Type
LIVELIHOOD PROJ: PROGRAMS Corn Planting Sinusa Capital Assistance Government May 2009 On going
Food Vending
El Triunfo
Capital Assistance
Government
May 2009
On gong
Jewelry Making
El Triunfo
Capital Assistance
Government
May 2009
On going
Manicure/ Pedicure
El Triunfo
Capital Assistance
Government
May 2009
On going
Buy & Sell
Gango
Villa Consuelo
Capital Assistance
Government
May 2009
On going
Bacolod Bongbong Labinay Tinago Litapan
Goat Raising
Sangay Diot
Capital Assistance
Government
May 2009
On going
Source: CSWDO
Location
Type
LIVELIHOOD PROJ: PROGRAMS DCWs SKG Sangay Diot Capital Assistance Government May 2009 On going
Pangkabuhayan SKA
Sangay Diot
Capital
DSWD Reg. X
May 2009
On going
PROGRAMS: Aid to Individuals in Crisis Food and Cash Assistance Government March 2009 Dec. 2009
Activities for Older Persons
Self/ Social Enhancement
Local Government
October 2009
Dec. 2009
Activities for Women Program
Training Social Enhancement
October 2009
Dec. 2009
Family Welfare
Training, Social Enhancement
January 2009
Dec. 2009
Youth Welfare Program
Training,Self Social Enhancement
January 2009
Dec. 2009
Source: CSWDO
Location
Type
PROGRAMS: Persons with Disabilities Assistance to Physical Restoration, Social Enhancement Local Government Units January 2009 Dec. 2009
Source: CSWDO

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SOCIAL SERVICES, FACILITIES AND UTILITIES

Health Sanitation and Nutrition

Cemeteries and Memorial Park

Solid Waste Disposal/Treatment

Crime and Fire Incidence

Table V-1 Number of Schools by Level of Education

Table V-2 Hospital by Level of Health Care & Bed Capacity

Level of Health Care

2. Mayor Hilarion A. Ramiro Training and Teaching Hospital

Private 1. St. Marys Hospital

3. Misamis Community Hospital

4. Misamis University Medical Center

5. Medina Gen. Hospital

Table V-3 Nutritional Status

Prevalence Rate (BNL & BNVL)

Table V-4 Malnourished Children For The Last Five Years

2004 Degree of Malnutrition No.

Below Normal Low (BNL)

Below Normal Very Low (BNVL)

Source: Nutrition Services Division

Housing Unit Tenure of Status No. % No.

Owned and/or Being Amortized

Being Occupied for Free with Consent of Owner

Being Occupied for Free Without Consent of Owner

Type of Toilet Facilities

1. Water- sealed, Sewer/ Septic Tank Used Exclusively by the Household

2. Water-sealed, Sewer/ septic Tank shared with Other Household

3. Water- sealed, Other Depository Used Exclusively by the Household

4. Water-sealed, Other Depository Shared with Other Household

5. Close Pit (Antipolo Type)

7. Others ( PAIL SYSTEM ,etc.) 8. None

Existing Cemeteries and Memorial Parks 2008

Ownership (Govt. /Prvt.)

Phil. Ind. Church

Source: Local Government Unit

Table V-8 Solid Waste Generation by Source 2008

Ozamiz Controlled Temporary Dumpsite

Ozamiz Controlled Temporary Dumpsite

Ozamiz Controlled Temporary Dumpsite

Ozamiz Controlled Temporary Dumpsite

Source: Primary Survey, City Records

Table V-9 Methods of Solid Waste Disposal/ Treatment 2008

Quantity (Total City Solid Waste Generated)

Number of Household Served

1. Collected and Disposed to : Open dump,Controlled Dump,Sanitary landfill

HHs w/n 23 brgys. Not yet Operational

2. Composting deliveries/week At the Bioreactor site

Ozamiz Public Market and Slaughters House

General Services Office

4. Not Collected : Burned Dumped in Individual Open Pit (not Burned)

Source: Primary Survey, City Records

Year 1990 1980 No. % Inc. / Dec.

Year 2000 No. % Inc. / Dec.

Year 2007 No. % Inc. / Dec.

71,974 5,234 4,866 368

91,039 10,489 9,751 738

26.49 100.40 100.39 100.54

110,104 21,249 19,754 1,495

20.94 102.58 102.58 102.57

123,137 23,764 22,092 1,672

11.84 11.84 11.84 11.84

Table V-11 Inventory of Residential Subdivisions 2007

Average No. of Lot Area Lots/Units (Sq.m.)