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BARANGAY SA
Region : Region IV-A
Province/City : Rizal
Barangay : Barangay San Andres
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CONCERNS
The children from less fortunate
family who cannot afford to take
the proper amount of food in a
day.
Lack of opportunity for the youth
who didn't have a chance to finish
their studies and lack of skills to
work.
Unrestored Covered courts
resulted to unavailability.
BAYAN NG
Lalawigan
TANGGAPAN NG SANGG
ANNUAL BARANGAY YOUTH I
YEAR: 2
PERFORMANCE
OBJECTIVE INDICATOR
To improve nutritional health of Percentage decrease in
selected children in our Barangay and number of
decrease the incidence of malnourished children
malnourishment in our Barangay. and number of feeding
program conducted.
To provide an opportunity to finish Percentage in number of
their studies and to trained their skiils Out-of-School Youths.
for them to be a productive and
successful individual.
To give support to our consituents by Number of restoration
providing them a newly restored conducted.
covered court where we can held any
activities such as social gatherings,
sports and others.
Lack of sports equipments in
Covered courts within the
Barangay and the Youths to
perform sports activities.
To promote engaging of the Youths to Percentage increase in
physical activities as a way of their number of Youth
socialization to their co-Youth and engaged in sports and
keep them away from vices. covered courts with
sports materials.

Unfortunate families who cannot To promote safe medication and best Percentage increase in
afford the cost of medicines and hygiene practices among the Youth in number of the
lack of proper hygiene among the our community. constituents received
Youths. the essential items.

Transparency To promote transparency to our Number of Katipunan ng

constituents regarding the progress of Kabataan Assembly
our plans; what has been done and the conducted in a year.
incoming projects of Sangguniang
Kabataan.

Lack of knowledge and resources
among the youth to be
independent in their own
businesses.
To identify factors and resources which Percentage increase in
are useful in undertaking initiative and number of fully
entrepreneurial activities by young functioning youth
people citizens especially out-
of-school-youths.

Lack of program to develop To develop youth's talent in diferrent Percentage increase in

talented youth. sports and maintain the activeness of number of discovered
physical nature of Youth. talented youth and
number of sports
training conducted.

Ununited youth because of large To promote unity, friendship, Percentage increase in

population and number of youths sportsmanship and maintain the number of Youth
engaged in illegal activities. activeness of physical nature of Youth. engaged in physical
activity and united as
one.

Lack of employment opportunities To increase the economic Percentage increase in

for those who didn't finished their opportunities of youth in our Barangay number unemployed
studies and housewives among the so they can actively contribute youth and continuous
youth. production and labor markets. livelihood projects to be
conducted.

Gender-based violence, Maternal To end gender violence, body Percentage decrease in

health and lack of women autonomy and freedom of choice for number of violation
empowerment. all women. against women and
number of campaign
conducted.
Players are not fully equipped and To enable the youth to develop their Number of trainings
lack of training as preparation. skills and sportmanship and to support conducted and
them to be fully equipped as they start increased number of
their games in Municipal League. participants fully
equipped.

Lack of volunteers To participate in National Donate Life Percentage increase in

Lack of employment opportunities
for those who didn't finished their
studies and housewives among the
youth.
Month and promote and encourage
voluntary blood donation.
To increase the economic
opportunities of youth in our Barangay
so they can actively contribute
production and labor markets.
number of volunteers.
Percentage increase in
number unemployed
youth and continuous
livelihood projects to be
conducted.

Burden parents due to financial
incapacity to support their sons.
Burden parents due to financial
incapacity to support their
children.
To unburden parents with the cost of Percentage increase in
having adolescent boys undergo number of circumcised
circumcision. young boys.
To serve the community through the Percentage increase in
provision of excellent oral health care number of Youths with
treatments delivered to diverse dental care.
population.

Lack of program for the Youth who To strengthen youths creative skills, Percentage increase in
are interested to be physically challenging and diverse live number of participating
involved in the activities of their performance and share them with our youth as active member
community. community. of our community.

Lack of opportunity for the young To strengthen the young women Increased number of
women to raise their own sector and to let their voice to be young women engaged
advocacies and be part of the heard through their advocacies. in any activities in our
community. community.

Lack of opportunity for the youth To develop youths sensitivity and lead Percentage increase in
to showcase their talents in them beyond knowledge of a culture number of youth
different style and be discovered. to an understanding and celebration of engaged in community
difference. activities.

Lack of activity where young
people can socialize and be aware
abouth the importance of being
healthy in all aspects of life.
To promote over-all wellness of all Percentage increase in
Filipinos, prevent mental, psychosocial, number of youth with
and neurologic disorders, substance depression and suicidal
abuse and other forms of addiction, thoughts.
and reduce burden of disease by
improving access to quality care and
recovery in order to attain the highest
possible level of health to participate
fully in society.
Lack of sources for the school to To engage in National Brigada Eskwela Number of Brigada
fully accomplished their goal to and support by providing equipments Eskwela activity
provide a safe and healthy to prepare a clean and safe conducted.
environment for their students. environment for the students.

Burden Parents for being less To prepare children for success before Percentage increase in
fortunate to afford and provide they enter school and during their number of students
their children's needs for school. academic journey. with complete school
supplies.

Number of youths who are not
engaged in activity for making the
environment safe and clean for the
community.
To provide awareness for World's Percentage increase in
Environment Day and to engage the number of youth
young generation in serving our organizations and
community. individuals
implementing clean and
green activities.

Youths who are not educated
about proper solid waste
management.
To promote waste reduction, recycling Percentage increase in
and reuse and create public awareness number of youth
on waste management and engaged in
environmental concerns. implementing
cleanliness of our
environment.

Less fortunate families who cannot To empower the Education among the Percentage increase in
afford to bring their children to Youths whose family are less fortunate number of young
school. to bring them to school. generation who are
educated through
learning from this
activity.

Less fortunate families who cannot To extend financial assistance and Percentage in number of
support the cost of studies of their unburden parents with the cost of student that can
children or the daily allowance for their children who are students. continue their studies.
their studies.

Lack of education for the
preparation for disaster.
To help participants understand and Number of Disaster
develop plans to save lives, minimize Management,
disaster damage and enhance disaster Prevention and Safety
response operations, develop and test Seminar conducted.
early warning system regularly, and
plan measures to be taken during a
disaster alert period to minimize
potential loss of life and damages to
physical properties.
Lack of employment opportunities
for those who didn't finished their
studies and housewives among the
youth.
Lack of employment opportunities
for those who didn't finished their
studies and housewives among the
youth.
Lack of opportunity for the out-of- To decrease unemployed Youth and
school-youth.
Youth who are not educated
regrading the imporatance of
Linggo ng Kabataan Celebration.
Transparency
Lack of opportunity for the youth
who cannot afford to work outside
like young moms and even poor
families that lacks resources.
The onset of adolescence brings
not only changes to their bodies
but also new vulnerabilities to
human rights abuses, particularly
in the arenas of sexuality, marriage
and childbearing. Girls are coerced
into unwanted sex or marriage,
putting them at risk of unwanted
pregnancies, unsafe abortions,
sexually transmitted infections
(STIs) including HIV for all gender,
and dangerous childbirth
Lack of education for the young
people about the bad effects of
being a bully and how it can be
prevented.
To increase the economic Percentage increase in
opportunities of youth in our Barangay number unemployed
so they can actively contribute youth and continuous
production and labor markets. livelihood projects to be
conducted.
To increase the economic Percentage increase in
opportunities of youth in our Barangay number unemployed
so they can actively contribute youth and continuous
production and labor markets. livelihood projects to be
conducted.
Percentage increase in
provide them a career opportunities number of employed
youth.
To remind them the importance of Number of activity
Filipino Culture and Education and to conducted to celebrate
reactivate the enthusiasm of youth to the Linggo ng Kabataan.
our Culture.
To promote transparency to our Number of Katipunan ng
constituents regarding the progress of Kabataan Assembly
our plans; what has been done and the conducted in a year.
incoming projects of Sangguniang
Kabataan.
To strengthen awareness, support the Percentage increase in
livelihood program of our constituents number of youth who
and give them opportunity to have a are fully functioning as
source of income to be productive young entrepreneur.
citizens.
To educate young people and provide Number of interventions
access to comprehensive sexuality conducted, such as
education; services to prevent, seminars on HIV/AIDS
diagnose and treat STIs; and awareness, reproductive
counselling on family planning. health, etc.
To engage in National Bullying Number of interventions
Prevention Month and educate conducted such as
parents, children, and teachers about seminar and campaigns.
bullying, and create anti-bullying
policies to protect victims and stop
bullies
Lack of opportunity for the Youth
who are interested to be one of
the leaders someday and activiely
help their community.
To motivate and inspire the youths to
create healthy culture and execute
strategic leadership processes for
youth-focused organizations and
engage youth leaders effectively.
Percentage increase in
number of youth who
are active and leading in
our Barangay.

Increasing number of youth who To promote public awareness Number of drug

are drug dependent and who ever especially the youth against the evil prevention education
tried illegal drugs. effects of illegal drug use as well as infromation campaign
encourage public cooperation in the conducted.
government’s anti-drug campaign.

Less fortunate families who cannot To extend financial assistance and Percentage in number of
support the cost of studies of their unburden parents with the cost of student that can
children or the daily allowance for their children who are students. continue their studies.
their studies.

Lack of activity for the youth to
empower physical activities and
empowerment of gender
differences.
To understand more gender
differences and strengthen team
dynamics among the Youth.
Percentage increase in
number of youth
organinzations and
individuals participating
in physical activities.

Prepared by:

MARCK RIZAL M. DAYAO

SK SECRETARY

Attested by:
IAN GILLAN P. BELGIRA
SK TREASURER

Approved and noted by:

HON. RAYMUN M. ACOL

SK KAGAWAD

HON. JAQUELYN B. MORALES

SK KAGAWAD
HON. JEROLL M. HERMOSO
SK KAGAWAD
epublika ng Pilipinas
BARANGAY SAN ANDRES
BAYAN NG CAINTA
Lalawigan ng Rizal

PAN NG SANGGUNIANG KABATAAN

L BARANGAY YOUTH INVESTMENT PLAN (ABYIP)

YEAR: 2020

TARGET PPAs
BUDGET
[YEAR 1] [YEAR 2] [YEAR 3]

January to January to January to

December December December

Monthly Feeding Program ₱ 60,000.00

January to January to January to

December December December
Assistance to TVET and
TESDA, and ALS Programs ₱ 200,000.00

January to January to January to

December December December
Covered Courts
Rehabilitation ₱ 300,000.00
January to January to January to
December December December
Sports Equipments
Distribution ₱ 200,000.00

January to January to January to

December December December
Medicines and Hygiene Kits
Distribution ₱ 200,000.00
January to January to January to Construction of Youth
December December December Building Center ₱ 4,000,000.00

January January January

Katipunan ng Kabataan
Assembly for the 1st half of
the year ₱ 50,000.00

January January January

Seminar on Youth
Entrepreneurial Learning ₱ 50,000.00

February to February to February to

April April April

Sports Clinic ₱ 200,000.00

February to February to February to

June June June

Youth Sports League ₱ 800,000.00

February February February

1st Livelihood project ₱ 50,000.00

March March March

National Women's Day

Awareness ₱ 100,000.00
 March to
March to May March to May May Exclusive Training Program
and Kits for Barangay Youth
Players ₱ 200,000.00

April April April

Blood-letting Activity ₱ 50,000.00

April April April

2nd Livelihood Project ₱ 50,000.00

April April April

Oplan Tuli ₱ 50,000.00

May May May

Dental Mission ₱ 50,000.00

May May May

Dance Contest ₱ 100,000.00

May May May

Binibining San Andres ₱ 100,000.00

May May May

San Andres Got Talent ₱ 100,000.00

May May May

Socialization Activity for

National Health Awareness
Month Awareness ₱ 50,000.00
May May May

Brigada Eskwela Kits ₱ 150,000.00

May May May

School supplies distribution
Program ₱ 500,000.00

June June June

Clean-up Drive for World

Environment Day Awareness ₱ 20,000.00

June June June

Distribution of Garbage Bins ₱ 300,000.00

June June June

Push Cart Classroom for the

Youth ₱ 100,000.00

June June June Scholarship Financial

Assistance Program for 1st
Semester ₱ 250,000.00

July July July

Disaster Management,
Prevention and Safety
Seminar & Emergency Kits
Distribution for National
Disaster Consciousness
Month Awareness ₱ 200,000.00
 July July July

3rd Livelihood Project ₱ 50,000.00

August August August

4th Livelihood Project ₱ 50,000.00

August August August

Barangay Job Fair ₱ 100,000.00

August August August

Linggo ng Kabataan
Celebration Activity ₱ 50,000.00

August August August

Katipunan ng Kabataan
Assembly for the 2nd half of
the year ₱ 50,000.00

September September September

Livelihood Bazaar and
Exhibit ₱ 100,000.00

September September September

Sexual, Reproductive
Health, and HIV/AIDS
Awareness Campaign ₱ 50,000.00

October October October

School-based Bullying
Awareness and Prevention
Seminar ₱ 50,000.00
 October October October

Youth Leadership Learning

Program ₱ 150,000.00

November November November

Symposium on National
Drug Abuse Prevention and
Control Week Awareness ₱ 50,000.00

November November November Scholarship Financial

Assistance Program for 2nd
Semester ₱ 250,000.00

December December December

Recreational Week ₱ 150,000.00

HON. GICHELLE M. STA ANA

SK CHAIRWOMAN

HON. LOVELY P. LAVAPIE

SK KAGAWAD

HON. JACKYLYN F. BERNADOS

SK KAGAWAD

B. MORALES HON. DIANA MARIZ A. PADILLA

SK KAGAWAD
. HERMOSO HON. RUDY C. BALIWAG
SK KAGAWAD
 PERSON RESPONSIBLE

Hon. Jeroll M. Hermoso -

Committee on Health and Social
Welfare

Hon. Lovely P. Lavapie -

Committee on Education and
Culture

Hon. Jackylyn F. Bernados -

Committee on Sports
Development
Hon. Jackylyn F. Bernados -
Committee on Sports
Development

Hon. Jeroll M. Hermoso -

Committee on Health and Social
Welfare
Hon. Raymund M. Acol -
Commitee on Infrastructure

Hon. Diana Mariz A. Padilla -

Committee on Livelihood and
Youth Employment

Hon. Jackylyn F. Bernados -

Committee on Sports
Development

Hon. Jackylyn F. Bernados -

Committee on Sports
Development

Hon. Diana Mariz A. Padilla -

Committee on Livelihood and
Youth Employment

Hon. Jaquelyn B. Morales -

Committee on Gender and
Development
Hon. Jackylyn F. Bernados -
Committee on Sports
Development
Hon. Jeroll M. Hermoso -
Committee on Health and Social
Welfare

Hon. Diana Mariz A. Padilla -

Committee on Livelihood and
Youth Employment
Hon. Jeroll M. Hermoso -
Committee on Health and Social
Welfare

Hon. Jeroll M. Hermoso -

Committee on Health and Social
Welfare

Hon. Lovely P. Lavapie -

Committee on Education and
Culture

Hon. Jaquelyn B. Morales -

Committee on Gender and
Development

Hon. Lovely P. Lavapie -

Committee on Education and
Culture

Hon. Jeroll M. Hermoso -

Committee on Health and Social
Welfare
Hon. Rudy C. Baliwag -
Committee on Environment,
Climate Change Adaptation, and
Risk Reduction and Resiliency

Hon. Lovely P. Lavapie -

Committee on Education and
Culture

Hon. Rudy C. Baliwag -

Committee on Environment,
Climate Change Adaptation, and
Risk Reduction and Resiliency

Hon. Rudy C. Baliwag -

Committee on Environment,
Climate Change Adaptation, and
Risk Reduction and Resiliency

Hon. Lovely P. Lavapie -

Committee on Education and
Culture

Hon. Lovely P. Lavapie -

Committee on Education and
Culture

Hon. Rudy C. Baliwag -

Committee on Environment,
Climate Change Adaptation, and
Risk Reduction and Resiliency
Hon. Diana Mariz A. Padilla -
Committee on Livelihood and
Youth Employment

Hon. Diana Mariz A. Padilla -

Committee on Livelihood and
Youth Employment
Hon. Diana Mariz A. Padilla -
Committee on Livelihood and
Youth Employment

Hon. Diana Mariz A. Padilla -

Committee on Livelihood and
Youth Employment

Hon. Jeroll M. Hermoso -

Committee on Health and Social
Welfare

Hon. Raymund M. Acol -

Committee on Anti-Drug Abuse
and Social Protection
Whole SK Council

Hon. Raymund M. Acol -

Committee on Anti-Drug Abuse
and Social Protection

Hon. Lovely P. Lavapie -

Committee on Education and
Culture

Hon. Jaquelyn B. Morales -

Committee on Gender and
Development