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Social Work Field Instruction Report: Quezon City Hall
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Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ A Narrative Report Field Instruction I (Agency-Based) at Quezon City Hall Social Services and Development Department Presented to the Faculty of Colegio De San Gabriel Arcangel Area E, Fatima V, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Social Work Submitted by: Joseph Mari Angel F. Sacris Submitted to: Rowena C. Gugulan, RSW/MSSW October 2019 Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ Table of Contents I. Title Page II. Table of Contents III. Dedication IV. Acknowledgment V. Introduction VI. Weekly Accomplishment Report VII. Social Case Study Report VIII. Baniaga Case Gobres Case Nieves Case Agency Profile History Mandate Vision Mission Core Values Program and Services Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ IX. Group Work X. Appendices Evaluation Sheet Certificate of Completion Pictures Attendance Recommendation Letter Resume Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ Introduction Social Work is involved in many levels of agency-based work. As a pre-requisite to finish this degree, we need to undergo 500 hours of Field Practice Agency-based. Agency-based work utilizes Social Work skills at the agency level to support clients in acting together to make the changes they want to see in their lives. In Social Work practice, the social worker in the case manager roles, does not identify and solve problems for the client but supports and guide the clients in creating solutions to their complex issues/problem To render my 500 hours Field Practice, I chose the Local Government of Quezon City Social Services Development Department which is located at Brgy. Central, Quezon City. I chose the SSDD Office because it is a 1st class Local Government Office, and it will serve as a steppingstone to pursue my career as an aspiring Social Worker. Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ Acknowledgment First, this documentation will serve as an inspiration to all the Social Work students to be a catalyst agent of change. There are few important people who have contributed to the success of this practicum through their constant support and guidance, and they deserve to be acknowledged. First and foremost, praises and thanks to the God Almighty for his guidance and blessings throughout our practicum. I would like to express my deep and sincere gratitude to my Field Instruction I instructor Ms. Rowena C. Gugulan, RSW/MSSW and to my Agency Supervisor Ms. Judith A. Gutierrez, RSW for contributing their knowledge and guiding us all throughout the Field Practice. Furthermore, I would like to give thanks to the Local Government of Quezon City Social Services Development Department for allowing me to render my practicum in their office and to their participation and support on all my activities. Lastly, I would like to thank my parents for their constant support and understanding throughout my practicum. Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ Dedication We wholeheartedly dedicate this Narrative Report to our family and loved ones, To Dr. Gabriel G. Uriarte and Family, To all my professors, to the Social Services Development Department, To our friends and co-trainees and above all, To our Almighty God. Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ Approval Sheet A Narrative Report entitled “Field Instruction I Agency-based” undertaken at Social Services Development Department located at Quezon City Hall Compound, Civic Bldg. B Elliptical Road, Brgy. Central, Quezon City, Phillipines (1100), prepared and submitted by Joseph Mari Angel F. Sacris in partial fulfillment of the requirements for Bachelor of Science in Social Work, is hereby endorsed for approval. Accepted and approve in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Social Work. Ms. Rowena C Gugulan, RSW/MSSW Program Head – Social Work Department ___________________________________ Date: Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ WEEKLY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT NAME JOSEPH MARI ANGEL F. SACRIS FI INSTRUCTOR AGENCY SUPERVISOR FI AGENCY/ LOCATION MS. ROWENA C. GUGULAN, RSW/MSSW MS. JUDITH A. GUTIERREZ, RSW Quezon City Hall Compound, Civic Bldg. B Elliptical Road, Brgy. Central, Quezon City ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT Learning Objectives Date (Time in and out) To learn how to June 13, 2019 properly handle (Thursday) cases base on 8:00 AM – 5:00 their predicament PM or violation. To learn how to June 14, 2019 properly (Friday) administer 8:00 AM – 5:00 discernment PM examination and counsel the clients base on their offense Prepared by: Joseph Mari Angel F. Sacris Field Instruction Student Activities Undertaken Learning and Insights Review and analyze the cases handed to me by Ms. Judith Gutierrez. I learned how to handle the cases base on their violations especially for heinous crimes Review and properly administer discernment examination and how to make a discernment report. I learned how to properly administer discernment examination and make a discernment report Noted by: Judith A. Gutierez, RSW Agency Supervisor Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ WEEKLY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT NAME JOSEPH MARI ANGEL F. SACRIS FI INSTRUCTOR MS. ROWENA C. GUGULAN, RSW/MSSW AGENCY SUPERVISOR FI AGENCY/ LOCATION MS. JUDITH A. GUTIERREZ, RSW Quezon City Hall Compound, Civic Bldg. B Elliptical Road, Brgy. Central, Quezon City ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT Learning Objectives Date (Time in and out) and June 17, 2019 Activities Undertaken Learning and Insights To learn experience (Monday) 8:00 AM administering – 5:00 PM discernment examination, interview, and counseling clients Administered the discernment examination of my client together with Mr. Herbert M. Baruela and interview my other drug case for counseling. I learned how to properly administer the discernment examination and as well as counseling the clients according to predicament or case. To learn the proper June 18, 2019 way of making a (Tuesday) 8:00 discernment report AM – 5:00 PM and reading the resolution of of the clients Drafting and making the discernment report for Theft case. I learned the format and how to make a discernment report. To learn and June 19, 2019 familiarize the (Wednesday) 8:00 process of AM – 5:00 PM submitting the Discernment report and what its Submission of Discernment report at the Office of the Prosecutor for the Theft case. I learned that theirs a process of submission of discernment report that it is the important and vital Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ importance to the case for the processing of the case To learn the June 20, 2019 process in the (Thursday) 8:00 OCP and the AM – 5:00 PM proper disposal of the case Follow up of amended resolution of Aldrin in the office of the prosecutor. I learned that it’s also your duty as a social worker to know the proper process and to follow up the case to the fiscal’s office To gather more June 21, 2019 information from (Friday) 8:00 AM my clients and – 5:00 PM build rapport with my clients Building rapport with Aldrin client to properly Interview and counsel the sister of my robbery case client. I learned that it’s important as a student social worker to build rapport with my clients to strengthen our relationship as a worker and client. Prepared by: Joseph Mari Angel F. Sacris Field Instruction Student Noted by: Judith A. Gutierrez, RSW Agency Supervisor Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ WEEKLY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT NAME JOSEPH MARI ANGEL F. SACRIS FI INSTRUCTOR MS. ROWENA C. GUGULAN, RSW/MSSW AGENCY SUPERVISOR FI AGENCY/ LOCATION MS. JUDITH A. GUTIERREZ, RSW Quezon City Hall Compound, Civic Bldg. B Elliptical Road, Brgy. Central, Quezon City ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT Learning Objectives Date (Time in and out) and June 24, 2019 Activities Undertaken Learning and Insights To learn experience (Monday) 8:00 AM administering – 5:00 PM discernment examination, interview, and counseling clients Administered the discernment examination of my client Ellaine together with Mr. Herbert M. Baruela and interview my drug case for counseling. I learned how to properly administer the discernment examination and as well as counseling the clients according to predicament or case. To learn the proper June 25, 2019 way of making a (Tuesday) 8:00 discernment report AM – 5:00 PM and reading the resolution of of the clients Drafting and making the discernment report for Aldrin. I learned the format and how to make a discernment report. To learn the June 26, 2019 process of filing (Wednesday) 8:00 the case of clients AM – 5:00 PM involved in a drug case. Drafting of Case Summary Report and Submission of filed case of Ellaine in Molave Youth Home. I learned that theirs a process of submission of filed case in Molave Youth Home to pass the duty for the new social Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ worker who will attend the court hearing To learn the June 27, 2019 process of court (Thursday) 8:00 hearing in RTC AM – 5:00 PM Attended an Arraignment hearing at RTC Branch 99 Hall of Justice Quezon City I learned that it’s also your duty as a social worker to know the decision of the judge and give importance to all the details. To gather more June 28, 2019 information from (Friday) 8:00 AM my clients and – 5:00 PM build rapport with my clients Building rapport with my client Aldrin to properly Interview and counsel them accordingly to their case. I learned that it’s important as a student social worker to build rapport with my clients to strengthen our relationship as a worker and client. Prepared by: Joseph Mari Angel F. Sacris Field Instruction Student Noted by: Judith A. Gutierrez, RSW Agency Supervisor Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ WEEKLY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT NAME JOSEPH MARI ANGEL F. SACRIS FI INSTRUCTOR MS. ROWENA C. GUGULAN, RSW/MSSW AGENCY SUPERVISOR FI AGENCY/ LOCATION MS. JUDITH A. GUTIERREZ, RSW Quezon City Hall Compound, Civic Bldg. B Elliptical Road, Brgy. Central, Quezon City ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT Learning Objectives Date (Time in and out) and July 1, 2019 Activities Undertaken Learning and Insights To learn familiarize (Monday) 8:00 AM administering – 5:00 PM discernment examination, interview, and counseling clients Administered the discernment examination of the clients together with Mr. Herbert M. Baruela. I learned how to properly administer the discernment examination and as well as counseling the clients according to predicament or case. To learn the July 2, 2019 process of the (Tuesday) 8:00 Barangay on how AM – 5:00 PM they handle the clients undergoing diversion. Went to Barangay Sta. Monica to trace a client who’s not finished diversion and learn about their process and program on how they initiate the activities I learned that the Barangay’s has many ways of teaching and giving activities to the clients to properly. To learn many July 3, 2019 more ways to (Wednesday) 8:00 handle multiple AM – 5:00 PM cases and properly manage the cases I was given 3 new cases Alarm & Scandal, Carnapping, and Theft I learned that theirs a lot of process on managing cases that it’s important to be versatile and not panic on handling cases To learn the July 4, 2019 reasons of my (Thursday) 8:00 clients on why they AM – 5:00 PM stop undergoing Went back to Brgy. Sta Monica to meet the client I was looking for on Tuesday and have a formal interview with the client. I learned that it’s also your duty as a social worker to know the reasons of your client on Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ diversion at the Barangay why they stop attending their diversion program because there would be a lot of reason that as a student social worker must know to conclude. Prepared by: Joseph Mari Angel F. Sacris Field Instruction Student Noted by: Judith A. Gutierrez, RSW Agency Supervisor Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ WEEKLY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT NAME JOSEPH MARI ANGEL F. SACRIS FI INSTRUCTOR MS. ROWENA C. GUGULAN, RSW/MSSW AGENCY SUPERVISOR MS. JUDITH A. GUTIERREZ, RSW FI AGENCY/ LOCATION Quezon City Hall Compound, Civic Bldg. B Elliptical Road, Brgy. Central, Quezon City ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT Learning Objectives Date (Time in and out) To learn and July 8, 2019 experience (Monday) 8:00 AM administering – 5:00 PM discernment examination, interview, and counseling clients Activities Undertaken Administered the discernment examination of my client together with Mr. Herbert M. Baruela and interview my other drug case for counseling. Learning and Insights I learned how to properly administer the discernment examination and as well as counseling the clients according to predicament or case. Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ To learn the proper July 10, 2019 way of (Wednesday) 8:00 coordination with AM – 5:00 PM the barangays to properly help each other. Went to Barangay Gulod to trace a client that stopped his diversion program and properly coordinating with the barangay to make an action plan. I learned that you must coordinate with the Barangay BCPC to properly help each other to trace the client. To learn the format July 11, 2019 and proper way of (Thursday) 8:00 writing a AM – 5:00 PM discernment report according to the cases of clients I pass my 4 drafted discernment report for my 3 new cases to be checked and passed to the office of the prosecutors. I learned that theirs a proper way of writing a discernment report that it should be checked and well-constructed to be able to help the fiscal decide for the disposition of my client. Prepared by: Joseph Mari Angel F. Sacris Field Instruction Student Noted by: Judith A. Gutierrez, RSW Agency Supervisor Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ WEEKLY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT NAME JOSEPH MARI ANGEL F. SACRIS FI INSTRUCTOR AGENCY SUPERVISOR FI AGENCY/ LOCATION MS. ROWENA C. GUGULAN, RSW/MSSW MS. JUDITH A. GUTIERREZ, RSW Quezon City Hall Compound, Civic Bldg. B Elliptical Road, Brgy. Central, Quezon City ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT Learning Objectives Date (Time in and Out) To learn and July 15, 2019 identify the (Monday) 8:00 AM number of clients – 5:00 PM for assessment and committed. Activities Undertaken Learning and Insights Went to Molave Youth Homes with Mr. Herbert Baruela to identify the numbers of client for assessment and committed. I learned that theirs many clients being admitted at the MYH who are for assessment and committed. To learn the proper July 16, 2019 way of passing the (Tuesday) 8:00 discernment report AM – 5:00 PM and be able to learn the proper disposal of cases. Today I Submitted my 3 Discernment report at the Office of the Prosecutor requested by the fiscals prosecuting my 3 cases. I learned that there’s a fiscal for each case to be handled and as a social worker it’s your duty as well to help the process of case disposal. To learn the July 17, 2019 process of (Wednesday) 8:00 obtaining the AM – 5:00 PM amended resolution at the records in DOJ Today I went to the records of OCP to follow up my resolution for my robbery case. I learned that theirs a short process of obtaining the amended resolution in the Records that you need to submit such as xerox of id and filling up forms to obtain some legal documents. Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ To learn the July 18, 2019 process of (Thursday) 8:00 obtaining the AM – 5:00 PM amended resolution at the records in DOJ Today I went to the records of OCP to follow up the resolutions for my 3 new cases. I learned that theirs a short process of obtaining the amended resolution in the Records that you need to submit such as xerox of id and filling up forms to obtain some legal documents. Prepared by: Joseph Mari Angel F. Sacris Field Instruction Student Noted by: Judith A. Gutierrez, RSW Agency Supervisor Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ WEEKLY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT NAME JOSEPH MARI ANGEL F. SACRIS FI INSTRUCTOR MS. ROWENA C. GUGULAN, RSW/MSSW AGENCY SUPERVISOR FI AGENCY/ LOCATION MS. JUDITH A. GUTIERREZ, RSW Quezon City Hall Compound, Civic Bldg. B Elliptical Road, Brgy. Central, Quezon City ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT Learning Objectives Date (Time in and out) and July 22, 2019 Activities Undertaken Learning and Insights To learn experience (Monday) 8:00 AM administering – 5:00 PM discernment examination, interview, and counseling clients Administered the discernment examination of clients together with Mr. Herbert M. Baruela and interview my other clients for counselling a I learned how to properly administer the discernment examination and as well as counseling the clients according to predicament or case. To learn the proper July 23, 2019 way of making a (Tuesday) 8:00 discernment report AM – 5:00 PM and reading the resolution of of the clients Consultation of Discernment report to Ms. Judith Gutierrez to be passed at OCP. I learned the proper format of making a discernment report learning that you have to be concise and informative in making a discernment report To learn the July 24, 2019 process of court (Wednesday) 8:00 hearing and to AM – 5:00 PM know the details of the client being Arraignment hearing of Drug case client at Manila RTC. I learned that theirs a series of court hearing that should be scheduled and to be able to know the final outcome of the client being admitted at Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ admitted at the center To learn the July 25, 2019 importance of (Thursday) 8:00 building rapport AM – 5:00 PM with the client being interviewed. Manila Youth Rehabilitation Center. Interview and Counselling with the sister of the client admitted at Manila Youth Rehabilitation Center. I learned that it’s also your duty as a social worker to know and gather information regarding and give advice to your client. Prepared by: Joseph Mari Angel F. Sacris Field Instruction Student Noted by: Judith A. Gutierrez, RSW Agency Supervisor Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ WEEKLY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT NAME JOSEPH MARI ANGEL F. SACRIS FI INSTRUCTOR AGENCY SUPERVISOR FI AGENCY/ LOCATION MS. ROWENA C. GUGULAN, RSW/MSSW MS. JUDITH A. GUTIERREZ, RSW Quezon City Hall Compound, Civic Bldg. B Elliptical Road, Brgy. Central, Quezon City ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT Learning Objectives Date (Time in and out) To learn and build July 30, 2019 rapport with the (Tuesday) 8:00 client and client’s AM – 5:00 PM family to be able give help according to their present predicament. To learn the and July 31, 2019 be able to know all (Wednesday) 8:00 the details AM – 5:00 PM regarding the case being held to the client Activities Undertaken Learning and Insights Follow up interview and counseling at Molave Youth Home with the client’s sister to be able to build again with each other. I learned how to properly administer the discernment examination and as well as counseling the clients according to predicament or case. 1st court hearing of the client admitted at Manila RTC regarding with the drug case. I learned that there’s a series of court hearing that should be attended to be able to know the decision of the judge. Prepared by: Noted by: Joseph Mari Angel F. Sacris Field Instruction 1 Judith A. Gutierrez, RSW Agency Supervisor Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ WEEKLY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT NAME JOSEPH MARI ANGEL F. SACRIS FI INSTRUCTOR AGENCY SUPERVISOR FI AGENCY/ LOCATION MS. ROWENA C. GUGULAN, RSW/MSSW MS. JUDITH A. GUTIERREZ, RSW Quezon City Hall Compound, Civic Bldg. B Elliptical Road, Brgy. Central, Quezon City ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT Learning Objectives Date (Time in and out) To learn the true August 1, 2019 feelings and know (Thursday) 8:00 the position of my AM – 5:00 PM clients regarding the predicament or situation there in. Activities Undertaken Learning and Insights Interview and Counseling of parents and clients at Molave Youth Home I learned that it’s important as a Social Worker to know the perspective as well as their feelings to better help the client’s predicament. To learn and August 5, 2019 experience (Monday) 8:00 AM administering – 5:00 PM discernment examination, interview, and counseling clients Administered the discernment examination of my client together with Mr. Herbert M. Baruela and interview my other drug case for counseling. I learned how to properly administer the discernment examination and as well as counseling the clients according to predicament or case. To learn the August 6, 2019 process of (Tuesday) 8:00 releasing of client AM – 5:00 PM in the Molave Youth Home I counsel and explain the resolution to my client’s parents to let them know that the fiscal ordered a release order and to undergo the client to diversion program at their Barangay. I learned that coordination is important to our work as a student social worker and that we need to coordinate with the parents as well as the barangay to properly Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ make an action plan for the diversion of my client. To learn the August 7, 2019 process of filing (Wednesday) 8:00 and drafting AM – 5:00 PM discernment report of clients. Drafting Discernment Report for checking and Submission at the Office of the Prosecutor. I learned that it’s also your duty as a social worker to know the decision of the judge and give importance to all the details. To gather more August 8, 2019 information from (Thursday) 8:00 my clients and AM – 5:00 PM build rapport with my clients by filling up diversion contract for the intervention plan for the client. Building rapport with my client to properly Interview and counsel them accordingly to their case by making a diversion contract with the Barangay BCPC, Barangay Captain and Social Worker I learned that it’s important as a student social worker to build trust and rapport with my clients to strengthen our worker and client relationship. Prepared by: Noted by: Joseph Mari Angel F. Sacris Field Instruction Student Judith A. Gutierrez, RSW Agency Supervisor Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ WEEKLY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT NAME JOSEPH MARI ANGEL F. SACRIS FI INSTRUCTOR MS. ROWENA C. GUGULAN, RSW/MSSW AGENCY SUPERVISOR FI AGENCY/ LOCATION MS. JUDITH A. GUTIERREZ, RSW Quezon City Hall Compound, Civic Bldg. B Elliptical Road, Brgy. Central, Quezon City ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT Learning Objectives Date (Time in and out) and August 13, 2019 Activities Undertaken Learning and Insights To learn experience (Monday) 8:00 AM administering – 5:00 PM discernment examination, interview, and counseling clients Administered the discernment examination of my client together with Mr. Herbert M. Baruela and interview my other drug case for counseling. I learned how to properly administer the discernment examination and as well as counseling the clients according to predicament or case. To learn the proper August 14, 2019 way of making a (Tuesday) 8:00 discernment report AM – 5:00 PM and reading the resolution of of the clients Drafting and making the discernment report for Theft ca I learned the format and how to make a discernment report. To learn the August 15, 2019 process of filing (Wednesday) 8:00 the case of clients AM – 5:00 PM involved in a drug case. Drafting of Case Summary Report and Submission of filed case in Molave Youth Home. I learned that theirs a process of submission of filed case in Molave Youth Home to pass the duty for the new social worker who will attend the court hearing Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ To learn the August 22, 2019 process of court (Thursday) 8:00 hearing in RTC AM – 5:00 PM Attended an Arraignment hearing at RTC Branch 99 Hall of Justice Quezon City I learned that it’s also your duty as a social worker to know the decision of the judge and give importance to all the details. To learn and August 27, 2019 gather more (Friday) 8:00 AM information from – 5:00 PM my clients and build rapport with my clients Building rapport with my client to properly Interview and counsel them accordingly to their case. I learned that it’s important as a student social worker to build rapport with my clients to strengthen our relationship as a worker and client. To learn and gather information about my client’s diversion program at their barangay August 28, 2019 My client Allen went back to the office for his annual reporting for his diversion program. I learn that diversion program is a very effective program for the clients trying to overcome their problem as well as their recreational program for themselves. I follow up the resolutions of my 2 clients Renan and Limwel at Office of the Prosecutor. I learned that the process of following up a resolution is a step by step procedure by filling up a verification paper writing all the information about your client such as the name of the client and writing his case filed against him/her. (Tuesday) 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM To learn about the August 29, 2019 process of the (Wednesday) 8:00 records regarding AM – 5:00PM the resolutions of my clients. Prepared by: Joseph Mari Angel F. Sacris Field Instruction Student Noted by: Judith A. Gutierrez, RSW Agency Supervisor Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ WEEKLY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT NAME JOSEPH MARI ANGEL F. SACRIS FI INSTRUCTOR MS. ROWENA C. GUGULAN, RSW/MSSW AGENCY SUPERVISOR MS. JUDITH A. GUTIERREZ, RSW FI AGENCY/ LOCATION Quezon City Hall Compound, Civic Bldg. B Elliptical Road, Brgy. Central, Quezon City ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT Learning Objectives To learn and experience managing multiple cases and learn versatility to be an effective social worker. Date (Time in and out) September 2, 2019 (Monday) 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Activities Undertaken Receive 2 new cases to be handled. Learning and Insights I learned how to be versatile in handling both cases at the same time and show effectiveness without showing any mishap in process. Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ To learn and gather more information with my clients and build rapport and create a health worker/client relationship September 3, To learn and experience administering discernment examination, interview, and counseling clients September 4, To learn the importance of Discernment Report on how it would help the moving of the case. September 9, To gather more information and learn from my client’s information and build rapport with them September 10, Datu Kim’s grandmother went to the office have an interview and counsel them regarding the present predicament of her grandson who’s admitted at Molave Youth Home. I learned that it’s important to counsel the client especially the parents of your client to inform them about the situation about there love one predicament. Administered the discernment examination, interview and counseling of my client together with Ms. Jeka S. Sitjar at Molave Youth Home. I learned how to properly administer the discernment examination and as well as counseling the clients according to predicament or case. Preparation and Checking of Discernment Report to be passed in the Office of the Prosecutor I learned that it’s important to put all the important details in the discernment report to help the fiscal handling the case on making a decision about the client’s case. Building rapport with my client to properly Interview and counsel them accordingly to their case. I learned that it’s important as a student social worker to build rapport with my clients to strengthen our relationship as a worker and client. 2019 (Tuesday) 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 2019 (Wednesday) 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 2019 (Monday) 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 2019 (Tuesday) 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ To learn the importance of coordination and strengthening the bond between the worker and the government. September 11, To gather more information from my clients and build rapport with my clients September 12, To learn the importance of family connection and being open to one another. September 14, To learn as well as teach the importance of the rights of a child also the importance of the Law RA 7610 as well as PD 603 September 15, Went to Barangay Sta. Lucia to coordinate with the Barangay BCPC asking for Certificate of NonCompliance I learn the importance of coordination with the barangay especially when your both trying to help and solve the problem with your client. Administered the discernment examination, interview and for assessment of my client Datu Kim together with Ms. Carlota Orosa at Molave Youth Home. I learned that it’s important as a student social worker to build rapport with my clients to strengthen our relationship as a worker and client. Group work for Family Day and Parent Teen Trial at Barangay Novaliches Proper, Quezon City with Ms. Angie Sacris from SSDD YDO. I learned the importance of family connection especially from the parents and teens who wants to be heard and want to share their problems to their problems. Seminar regarding the rights of a child (Karapatang Pangbata), RA 7610, and PD 603. To properly orient the teens the importance of their rights as well as their lives. I learned the importance of rights of child and realizing that life of a child is very important to the world so we should cherish and protect them for all cost. 2019 (Wednesday) 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 2019 (Thursday) 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 2019 (Saturday) 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM 2019 (Sunday) 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Prepared by: Noted by: Joseph Mari Angel F. Sacris Field Instruction Student Judith A. Gutierez Agency Supervisor Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ WEEKLY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT NAME JOSEPH MARI ANGEL F. SACRIS FI INSTRUCTOR MS. ROWENA C. GUGULAN, RSW/MSSW AGENCY SUPERVISOR MS. JUDITH A. GUTIERREZ, RSW FI AGENCY/ LOCATION Quezon City Hall Compound, Civic Bldg. B Elliptical Road, Brgy. Central, Quezon City ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT Learning Objectives Date (Time in and out) and September 16, Activities Undertaken Learning and Insights To learn experience 2019 (Monday) firsthand the 8:00 AM – 5:00 proper coordination with PM the Barangay Contacted the BCPC of the Barangay Pasong Putik speaking to Ms. Weng and the Focal Person of BCPC Kgwd. Canlas to trace the parents of my client Jhon Cedric Queen. I learned how to properly coordinate with the Barangay BCPC to help each other tracing my client’s mother to properly interview her on her son’s case. To learn the proper way of coordinating with the Fiscal Secretary to follow up the resolution of my client September 17, Follow up resolution of Datu Kim at OCP to check if there’s a resolution released from the Fiscal’s Office. I learned proper way of coordinating with the Fiscal Secretary to follow up the resolution of my client. 2019 (Tuesday) 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ To To learn and experience administering discernment examination, interview, and counseling clients learn the process of filing the case of clients involved in a drug case. September 18, To learn the importance of coordination with the barangay BCPC on search of the clients who stopped attending their diversion program September 19, Administered the discernment examination, interview and counseling of my client together with Ms. Jeka S. Sitjar at Molave Youth Home. I learned how to properly administer the discernment examination and as well as counseling the clients according to predicament or case. Went to Barangay Holy Spirit and Brgy. Commonwealth to trace the clients who stopped reporting at the SSDD office and to remind the client that they have an up upcoming court hearing at Quezon City RTC with Ms. Judith Gutierrez. I learned that it’s also your duty as a social worker to know the proper way of coordinating with the barangays your going to especially if you’re not familiar with the places you’re going to. 2019 (Wednesday) 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 2019 (Thursday) 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Prepared by: Joseph Mari Angel F. Sacris Field Instruction Student Noted by: Judith A. Gutierrez, RSW Agency Supervisor Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ WEEKLY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT NAME JOSEPH MARI ANGEL F. SACRIS FI INSTRUCTOR MS. ROWENA C. GUGULAN, RSW/MSSW AGENCY SUPERVISOR MS. JUDITH A. GUTIERREZ, RSW FI AGENCY/ LOCATION Quezon City Hall Compound, Civic Bldg. B Elliptical Road, Brgy. Central, Quezon City ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT Learning Objectives Date (Time in and out) and September 23, Activities Undertaken Learning and Insights To learn experience 2019 (Monday) making a dental 8:00 AM – 5:00 age estimation request and add it PM to my newfound knowledge in coordination with government offices. Checking of drafted request for Dental Age Estimation for the clients Fraye Aubrey and Jennylyn. I learned how to properly make a request for Dental Age Estimation and properly coordinate it with Civil Registry Office. To learn the statistics of clients being admitted in Molave Youth Homes as well as walk-in clients recorded in our division office September 25, Preparing and checking of Statiscal Records of clients since January 2019 to September 2019 Today we checked the statistical records of our office admitted CICL clients as well as walk in client asking for our help. 2019 (Wednesday) 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ To learn the process of making discernment report to be passed in the OCP. September 26, To learn the process of making discernment report to be passed in the OCP. September 30, Preparing and checking of Discernment Report for Robbery case client. (Jhon Cedric Queen) I learned that theirs a process of passing discernment report to be used by the fiscal in making decisions for the client’s case. Submission of Discernment Report to OCP for client Jhon Cedric for his theft case. I learned that theirs a process of passing discernment report to be used by the fiscal in making decisions for the client’s case. 2019 (Thursday) 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 2019 (Monday) 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Prepared by: Joseph Mari Angel F. Sacris Field Instruction Student Noted by: Judith A. Gutierrez, RSW Agency Supervisor Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ WEEKLY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT NAME JOSEPH MARI ANGEL F. SACRIS FI INSTRUCTOR AGENCY SUPERVISOR FI AGENCY/ LOCATION MS. ROWENA C. GUGULAN, RSW/MSSW MS. JUDITH A. GUTIERREZ, RSW Quezon City Hall Compound, Civic Bldg. B Elliptical Road, Brgy. Central, Quezon City ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT Learning Objectives Date (Time in and Out) To learn how October 1, 2019 Social Workers, (Tuesday) 8:30 handle Street AM – 5:00 PM Dwellers on the streets and how the Ocular Visitations helps the Street Facilitators do their jobs. To learn the October 2, 2019 importance of (Wednesday) 8:00 proper AM – 5:00 PM coordination with the barangays on how we should help each other on tracing diversion clients. Activities Undertaken Learning and Insights We went to Mayon St., Welcome Rotonda, and Kanlaon St. for the Ocular Visitations for upcoming reach operations for Taskforce 60 days of Mayor Joy Belmonte. I learned the importance of Ocular Visitation to help the Street Facilitators on where they should do their reach out operation. Direct to area going to Brgy. Holy Commonwealth, Brgy. Holy Spirit, and Brgy. Unang Sigaw to ask for the Barangays the certificate of noncompliance for clients not complying on their diversion. I learned the importance of proper coordination with the barangays on how we should help each other on tracing diversion clients. Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ To learn the proper October 3, 2019 way of (Thursday) 8:50 coordinating with AM -5:00 PM the Fiscal Secretary to follow up the resolution of my client Follow up resolution of Jhon Cedric at OCP to check if there’s a resolution released from the Fiscal’s Office I learned proper way of coordinating with the Fiscal Secretary to follow up the resolution of my client. Prepared by: Joseph Mari Angel F. Sacris Field Instruction Student Noted by: Judith A. Gutierrez, RSW Agency Supervisor Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ WEEKLY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT NAME JOSEPH MARI ANGEL F. SACRIS FI INSTRUCTOR MS. ROWENA C. GUGULAN, RSW/MSSW AGENCY SUPERVISOR MS. JUDITH A. GUTIERREZ, RSW FI AGENCY/ LOCATION Quezon City Hall Compound, Civic Bldg. B Elliptical Road, Brgy. Central, Quezon City ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT Learning Objectives Date (Time in and Out) To learn the proper October 8, 2019 way of (Tuesday) 8:30 coordinating with AM – 5:00 PM the Fiscal Secretary to follow up the resolution of my client. Informing Fiscal Tagaban that the client of Mr. De Mesa’s client will not submit Counter affidavit complain to the complainant. October 9, 2019 (Wednesday) 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM Activities Undertaken Learning and Insights Follow up resolution of my Drug case Datu Kim and Theft case Renan at OCP to check if there’s a resolution released from the Fiscal’s Office I learned proper way of coordinating with the Fiscal Secretary to follow up the resolution of my client. Went to Fiscal Arleen Tagaban informing the client will not submit counter affidavit. I learned the importance of informing the Honorable Fiscal and updating him/her on what your client’s decision regarding his/her case. Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ To learn the October 10, 2019 importance of (Thursday) 8:30 proper AM – 5:00 PM coordination with the barangays on how we should help each other on tracing clients who has a up upcoming court hearing. Coordination with Brgy. Nova Proper to trace a client with no exact address informing him/her he has an up upcoming court hearing. (Last day of OJT) I learned the importance of proper coordination with the barangays on how we should help each other on tracing clients. Prepared by: Joseph Mari Angel F. Sacris Field Instruction Student Noted by: Judith A. Gutierrez, RSW Agency Supervisor Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ SOCIAL CASE STUDY REPORT October 14, 2019 I. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION Name : ALLEN GEORGE BANIAGA JR. y DOLENDO Age : 17 years old Gender : Male Civil Status : Single Date of Birth : January 29, 2002 Place of Birth : Quezon City Address : No. 9 Asuncion St. Brgy Sta. Monica, Quezon City Date of Admission : June 21, 2019 Education : Out of School/Grade 7, San Bartolome High School Religion : Catholic Age at the time of alleged commission of offense : 17 years old/ June 24, 2019 Family Composition Name Age/Sex Relation to the Educational Attainment/ Client Occupation Address No. Ibon Pilak St. Allen George Baniaga Sr. 41/M Father High School Graduate/Family Driver Brgy Sta. Monica, Quezon City Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ No. 9 Asuncion St. Roselyn Baniaga 41/ M Mother High School Graduate/Sales Lady Brgy Sta. Monica, Quezon City No. 9 Asuncion St. Ronald Dolendo 22/ M Stepbrother 1st Year College Brgy Sta. Monica, Quezon City No. 9 Asuncion St. Aizel Joy Baniaga 20/ F Sister 2nd Year College Brgy Sta. Monica, Quezon City No. 9 Asuncion St. Allyza Baniaga 16/ F Sister Grade 10 Brgy Sta. Monica, Quezon City No. 9 Asuncion St. Alvin Jay Baniaga 10/ M Brother Grade 6 Brgy Sta. Monica, Quezon City II. PROBLEM PRESENTED Minor was referred to this office by the operatives of the Police Station 9, Anonas, Quezon City, on June 24, 2019, due to alleged involvement of Theft Case (Pickpocket). He was inquested before Assistant City Prosecutor Charlotte Fiel C. Declaro and the Honorable Fiscal requested to submit report if the minor acted with or without discernment. Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ III. TOOLS USED FOR ASSESSMENT In assessing the child’s discernment, the undersigned social worker used the Levels of Moral Development Tool and Index of Value Judgement tool. To measure the child’s functioning, the social worker also utilized the Child’s Functioning Checklist, Family Functioning Checklist, and Community Profile. IV. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Allen George is 17 years old being born on January 29, 2002, in Manila. He is 5’2 tall, light complexion, average body weight and small body structure, he is in good physical condition and showed no physical handicap. He has tattoo on his chest, a picture of his parents. And he also has tattoo on his lap, a graphic art of cinematic villain character named “Joker”, accordingly his tattoo means that he is like Joker because he do unlawful acts. Allen George is out of school, and he reached grade 7 at San Bartolome High School. He failed to enroll as grade 8 because of the alleged crime he committed, and he was caught by the police operatives before the day of his enrollment. Presently, he continues his studies in Molave Youth Home. He and his siblings are residing in the custody of his mother. Allen George is the 3rd among 5 of his siblings, he helps his mother to support his siblings’ needs in school. He gives small amount of money to buy food that they will eat before arriving at school. Allen George earns money as a tricycle driver, he earns P500 per day from Monday to Saturday. But to make more money, he bets the money that he earned to a gamble, which is “Kara Cruz”. Allen George is silent, but he is having a characteristic of hard work. He is not giving up on his dream, to help his mother in financial needs. When Allen George was 7 years old, he was in the custody of his Auntie in Sta. Cruz, Manila. His Auntie shoulder’s his needs in school. Accordingly, he excels in school when he was in grade 2. He also told the worker that he was the favorite of his teacher because he can comply whatever his teacher requests him and he was always in the top of the class, but his classmates did not like him. Unfortunately, his classmates became jealous of him, they threatened him that they will stab his head using a knife if he will continue attending school. Because of his fear, he did not tell his aunt about it and he decided to go to the house of his mother with her new husband in Brgy. Sta. Monica, Quezon City. From that place he decided to continue his studies at San Bartolome High School. Accordingly, it was the time that he became disrespectful to his parents and was influenced by his classmates to commit petty crimes. As time goes by, he became closer to his friends, and learned how to start fight with others. Eventually, he left them because he felt conscience but became afraid that if he will left them, no one will help him if someone hurts him again. Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ When he became 17 years old, he met his new friends. It was also the time that he joined his gang, he learned to avoid street fights and learned to ride a tricycle from them. He also reiterated that his gang taught him to do good things. Regarding to his case, he admitted his participation in his alleged involvement of Theft Case. He told the worker that he did it because he was just afraid to be reprimanded by the tricycle operator, because he lost the money he earned in a gamble. Based on our records, this is the 1st time that he is admitted to Molave Youth Home. Allen George now is currently under the supervision and custody of Molave Youth Home, he continues his studies and participates in any activities undertaken in the shelter. His family is not able to visit him because they did not comply with the request of the worker, which is to visit the Social Service Development Department office for interview. He is in kitchen department, and he is the assistant leader in their dorm. Being an assistant leader, his duty is to manage and monitor his dorm mates. He commands his dorm mates to clean their dorm. Aside from it, he washes spoons and forks in the kitchen. He also gets their toothpaste and toothbrush from the houseparent and distributes it to his dorm mates then he will fix their bed by putting bed sheets on it. After bath and fixing their dorm, they will attend the morning meeting. In morning meeting, the MC or announcer discusses the problems they are encountering and discusses the tasks that should be done for the whole day. Accordingly, he is always called by the MC to go in front of the meeting to give advice and concern for the minors. After the morning meeting, the disciplinary board staffs are announcing the schedule their school class. His class is from Monday to Thursday, starting 8:30 am to 2:30pm. His favorite subject is Filipino and Social Studies because the topic in these subjects is about the country. After class, they will go back to their dorm, and they will clean it again. Then they will have a break watching television at 4:30pm, the after watching they will have a rosary prayer at 5:00pm. Accordingly, he always leads the prayer because it is one of the duties of the assistant leaders. After the rosary prayer, they will do headcount and they will have a dorm meeting. In dorm meeting, they talk about the plans for tomorrow. While in the evening, they will watch television until bedtime. During Friday, he attends Alternative Learning System from 8:00am to 12:00nn to enhance his skills and improve his knowledge. Every Saturday and Sunday, there are no activities, so he rests and have small talks with his dorm mates. Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ V. INITIAL ASSESSMENT OF DISCERMENT Allen George got score of 4 in the Level of Moral Development tool. This score suggests an average level of discernment which suggests that he has the ability in determining between right and wrong and he could recognize the reality that society has rules to be followed. Likewise, his score in the Index of Value Judgment is 6 which suggests that has Superior level of Value Judgment. VI. ASSESSMENT This is a case of 17-year-old Child in Conflict with the Law who was referred to Social Service Development Department office. He was a victim of bullying when he was in grade 2. This event pushed him to transfer to other school and lessen his interest in studying. This event also brought him to join a gang, because he desperately needs someone who could help him in times of trouble. He was influenced by his peers in school negatively. He learned to do unlawful acts like Kara Cruz, getting engaged in street fights, smoke cigarette, drinking alcoholic beverages and worst is Theft. He regrets being a victim of bullying so that he can remember every detail on that event of his life. In comparison between the custodies of his aunt and his mother. He seems very active and excels in school when he was in the custody of his aunt. While in the custody of his mother, he learns bad things from his peers in school. Based on the discernment evaluation conducted by the worker, using Moral Development and Value Judgement Index tools. Allen George obtained an Above Average Score which means he acted with discernment. And did not have difficulties determining between right and wrong and he could recognize that society has rules to be followed. While resources of Allen George’s problem are still available in his community/ social environment and the change potential for him, is quite bright. If his problem is not attended immediately, Allen George might repeat this crime and worse, it will become normal for him. His family is the primary source of his change potentials, Allen George loves his family very much and they are his inspirations to strive. They can also guide him to have focus on what he should do and advise him to stay away from bad influence of his peers. Aside from his family, the schoolteachers and guidance counsellor of the school where he will enrol after his release. They may guide him to avoid those peers who are potential to influence him to do bad things. They may also monitor his performance in school, and they might also improve his personality. Lastly, the responsible Social Worker who is handling his case can also improve his personality and can help him to enrol to the school Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ where he could continue his studies. If these resources and support systems are applied on Allen George’s problems, then, the possibility of resolving them can be achieved. There are also needed to reach out to his significant others. These are, his community which can influence him to commit a crime again, his friends that are doing necessary things and lawful acts that are potential for his change, the school institution that he will attend after his release in the shelter and the shelter which currently takes over his custody. VII. HELPING PLAN Goal: After his release in Molave Youth Home, Allen George will be able to continue his in San Bartolome High School and he will be able to choose whose peers he should also be able to fully realize that committing unlawful act and studies be with. Allen George will petty crime are not good for his well-being and he will be able to continue his sideline to help his mother to sustain their family needs. OBJECTIVES ACTIVITIES/ STRATEGIES To have a good relationship between Building Rapport PERSON/ AGENCY RESPONSIBLE Social Worker TIME FRAME with the client the EXPECTED OUTPUT July 18 and July The client and the worker will have a 25 good relationship worker and cilent Allen George will Teachers minor for being continue his studies Social Worker an out of school through SPED in after his release Molave Youth Home To prevent the July 16, Allen George will 2019 until be able to continue his release his studies after his release in Molave Youth Molave Home. Home To be able to build a good relationship with others Coordinate with co- Social July 16, intern to prepare a Workers who 2019 until group will prepare a his release work with group work in Youth Allen George will be able to build a Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ minimum of 8 good relationship minors To become a with others Allen George will Social participative participate in any Workers minor activities conducted Molave in July 16, Allen George will 2019 until become his release participative in any in Molave Youth activities Home undertaken Molave in Youth Home The worker will be able Advice Allen Social Worker Every The minor will be to George to prepare a Thursday obliged to monitor the mino written report about while he is participate to the The minor will be the activities that he still in the activities in Molave able to enhance had undertaken that shelter Youth Home his writing skills will be submitted to the worker every thursday To be able to express his Social Worker session July 15 and 29 Allen George will be able to express feelings to the his feelings to the worker worker To identify the mistakes that will Conduct counseling Prepare Social Worker discernment report July 3, 2019 The worker will be able to fix the be corrected by mistakes on the the supervisor report To comply with the request of the Fiscal Submit discernment report to the OCP Social Worker July 2019 31, The worker will be able to comply Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ with the request of the Fiscal To be able to build an agreement between After his release the Social Worker worker will conduct Client’s counselling with his the August 5, 2019 The mother will be able to monitor his child and will not mother mother and minor let his child to worker and the commit a crime mother again to monitor his child The worker will be able monitor to the Social Worker to Client’s report Thursday minor VIII. Advice the mother every at the August 8, 2019 ACTION TAKEN Went to Molave Youth Home to conduct an interview and counselling with the minor Coordinated with Brgy. Sta. Monica to sought for the parents of the minor Conducted interview with the father of the minor Prepared discernment report Submitted the discernment report at the OCP Prepared by: JOSEPH MARI ANGEL F. SACRIS BS Social Work Student JUDITHA A GUTIERREZ, RSW Social Welfare Officer III Agency Supervisor obliged to monitor his child mother SSDD office Noted by: The mother will be Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ SOCIAL CASE STUDY REPORT September 25, 2019 I. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION Name : CRISNIER GOBRES y JAROPOHOP Age : 15 years old Gender : Male Civil Status : Single Date of Birth : February 3, 2004 Place of Birth : Quezon City Address : No. 1010 Taurus St. Brgy. Tandang Sora, Quezon City Date of Admission : July 14, 2019 Education : OSY/ Grade 2 at Banlat Elementary School Religion : Catholic Case : Theft : 15 years old, 5 months and 11 days Age at the time of alleged commission of offense Family Composition Name Cecile Crisensio Age/Sex 49 Relation to the Client Mother Educational Attainment/ Address Occupation Elementary Graduate at Torro Hills, Elementary School/ Street Sweeper at No. 1010 Taurus St. Brgy. Tandang Sora, Quezon City Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ DPWH earning P477 per day on irregular basis Chris Crisensio Maria Criselia 69 32 Father Sister High School Graduate at Ramon Magsaysay, Elementary School No. 1010 Taurus St. Brgy. Tandang Sora, Quezon City High School Graduate at Pugad Lawin Congressional High School Avenue, Quezon City Taurus Street, Brgy Crisensio Crisensio Jr. 29 Brother Elementary Graduate/ Car Mechanic Tandang Sora, Quezon City Crispin Crisensio 24 Brother Elementary Graduate/ Construction Taurus Street, Brgy. Worker earning P500 per day on irregular Tandang Sora, basis Quezon City High School Graduate at Tandang Sora Maria Christina Crisensio 23 Sister National High School/ Area Coordinator Taurus Street, Brgy. at Brgy. Tandang Sora earning P1,000 Tandang Sora per month Criselito Crisensio 22 Brother High School Graduate at Tandang Sora, No. 1010 Taurus St. High School/ Construction Worker Brgy. Tandang Sora, earning P350 per day on irregular basis Quezon City No. 1010 Taurus St. Christian Crisensio 18 Brother 1st year College at Beslink College Brgy. Tandang Sora, Quezon City Crisanto Crisensio 16 Brother Construction Worker earning P400 per day on irregular basis Lucena City Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ No. 1010 Taurus St. Crissia Crisensio 12 Sister Grade 7 at Tandang Sora, High School Brgy. Tandang Sora, Quezon City II. PROBLEM PRESENTED The minor was referred to the office of Social Services Development Department on July 14, 2019, by the operatives of Police Station 3 Brgy. Talipapa, Quezon City, due to alleged involvement in Robbery Hold-up with Physical Injury Case. He was inquested before Assistant City Prosecutor Philip Cesar R. Castel and requesting for determination of discernment and verification of his actual age. III. TOOLS USED FOR ASSESSMENT In assessing the child’s discernment, the undersigned social worker used the Levels of Moral Development Tool and Index of Value Judgement tool. To measure the child’s functioning, the social worker also utilized the Child’s Functioning Checklist, Family Functioning Checklist, and Community Profile IV. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Child Crisnier is 15 years old being born on February 3, 2004 in Quezon City. He is 4’9 feet tall, fair complexion, average body weight and body structure, he is in good physical condition and showed no physical handicap. He is out of school. He only reached grade 2 at Banlat Elementary School. He stopped attending school due to lack of interest and he was bullied by his classmates because he was a scavenger before. He does not know how to read and to write. When he stopped attending school, he chose to assist his mother and take care of his bedridden father. He will wake up at 6 o clock in the morning to help his mother to do the household chores and to assist his bedridden father. He will give his father a breakfast, then he will bath him and will change his diaper. After that, he will borrow money from his mother then he will go to a computer shop to play Grand Theft Auto, San Andreas. He will use the money given by his mother to play with his friends. He also does sideline jobs like collecting metal and bottles then sell it to junk shop to earn money. Accordingly, he earns P250 on irregular basis every time he sells junk materials. Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ During the interview, he told that when he stopped attending school, he started to mingle with his peers within their place. He said that he was influenced by them. He learned to drink liquor and to use prohibited drugs which is “shabu”. He also admitted that aside from the money that he earns from selling junk materials, he and his friends named Payat, Abog and Jayson (co-accused) serves as a courier to drug syndicates from their place. Accordingly, he started to do this kind of unlawful act since 2018. He delivers drugs to a drug buyer at the computer shop that he used to play. The drug syndicates will give him P2, 000 per deliver as payment. He also admitted that he uses some of his money that he earns to buy prohibited drugs and use it with his friends. He said that the price of “shabu” is P8, 000 per t-bag or per sachet. During the interview with the mother, his mother told that she knew that his son are used by syndicates. His mother also tried to apprehend him, and her mother told that his son listened to her and stopped communicating with the drug syndicates. His mother also told that his son is influenced by the drug syndicates and bystanders at their place. Pertaining to his case, based on the first interview on July 24, 2019 he did not admit his participation in the alleged case. But on the second interview on August 1, 2019, he eventually admitted his participation in his alleged involvement of Robbery Hold-up with Physical Injury Case. He told me that he was invited by his co-accused, Jayson Abacial, who is also a minor to rob a civilian who is riding a bicycle. He admitted that he assisted Jayson to steal the bag from the victim. The victim gave his bag to Jayson. Based on our records, this is the minor’s 1st admission to Molave Youth Homes. He also does not have any records in their barangay. But one of the minors in Molave Youth Home named, Aaron Elias said that he knows Crisnier. He told that Crisnier roam around the market of Tandang Sora and steal from civilians. He also saw him using drugs in the corner of the market. Family Crisnier is 2nd to the youngest among 9 children of Cecile Crisensio and Chris Crisensio. His parents are married. His mother works as street sweeper at DPWH earning P477 per day on irregular basis. While his father was a car mechanic, unfortunately on year 2010 he is not able to work due to paralysis brought by stroke. From then on, his mother was pushed to be the breadwinner of the family. She also assists his younger sibling in attending school. Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ Some of his siblings started to live with their own. His elder siblings, Crisensio, Crispin and Maria Christina have their own families. They live in Taurus St. Brgy. Tandang Sora, Quezon City. Crisanto lives in Lucena City and works as construction worker earning P500 per day on irregular basis. And Maria Criselia lives with his partner in Congressional Avenue, Quezon City. While Criselito, Christian, Crissia and him lives in their home with their parents. Aside from his mother, Criselito helps the family to sustain the family needs. He works as construction worker earning P350 per day on irregular basis. While Christian is studying at Beslink as 1st year college. And his youngest sibling is also studying at Tandang Sora, High School as grade 7. The family income is ranging from P800 to P900 per day on irregular basis. Community During interview with his sister, she told that unlike before, their place is safe and neat because there are policemen who roam the area. There are no syndicates or bystanders, drunkards and smokers within their place. Accordingly, she knows well their place because she is one of the area coordinators of their barangay and it is her duty to secure and maintain the peace and order at their place. When asked about how her younger brother (Crisensio) did was used by the drug syndicates, she said that his brother was influenced by other people. Because he goes far away from their place when he is collecting junks where he learned to do unlawful acts. Current Functioning Crisnier is currently under the supervision and custody of Molave Youth Homes. Accordingly, his mother visits him every day in the afternoon and gives him food like biscuits, bread and snacks. During interview, he said that he really wants to go home because he misses his parents. In the shelter, he always participates in activities that were undertaken within the shelter. He likewise attends morning meetings and school classes from Monday to Thursday. He also participates in the Alternative Learning System every Friday from 8:00 am to 2:30 pm because he wants to learn how to read and to write. After his classes, he watches television in his dorm together with his dorm mates, after which, they would clean their dorm and fix their bedding, then attend dorm meetings at night. These were the activities they undergo in the shelter. Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ V. INITIAL ASSESSMENT OF DISCERMENT Crisnier got score of 5.5 in the Level of Moral Development tool. This score suggests an average level of discernment which suggests that he has the ability in determining between right and wrong and he could recognize the reality that society has rules to be followed. Likewise, his score in the Index of Value Judgment is 6 which suggests that has Superior level of Value Judgment. VI. ASSESSMENT This is a case of a 15-year-old Child in Conflict with the Law (CICL) who was referred to Social Services Development Department office. The minor had anxieties to attend school and mingle with peers from school because he is a victim of bullying, so he had never gotten a chance to continue studying. School exclusion led him to divert his anxieties to associate with his peers from their place where he gains sense of belongingness and strongly influenced by them The minor’s parents have poor parental supervision because his mother cannot guide him due to her work, while his father is paralyzed brought by stroke. He is also a victim of human trafficking, and he can be considered as child in especially difficult circumstances because there was many news report about war on drugs and he is used by the drug syndicates to deliver drugs. He is forced to find ways to earn money because of his family’s low income. His siblings on the other hand, chose to live with their own family instead of helping them financially. Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ VII. HELPING PLAN Goal: The minor will be released under the custody of his parents and will be able to enroll to TESDA to enhance his skills that would able him to find a job. He will also realize that using prohibited drugs is harmful for his well-being OBJECTIVES ACTIVITIES/ STRATEGIES To have a good rapport RESPONSIBLE Social Worker TIME FRAME with the client relationship between Building PERSON/ AGENCY EXPECTED OUTPUT July 18 and July worker will have a 25 the The client and the good relationship worker and cilent To be able to express his Conduct counseling Social Worker session The and client 29, To be able to express feelings to his the worker worker Recca will be able to 2019 himself feelings to the August 15 Crisnier will participate in ALS read and write to program in Molave have knowledge Social Workers 16, ALS teachers until Youth Home in academics From July He will be able to 2019 read and write, his have knowledge in release academics will have and an interest in studying To be able to build a better self esteem Crisnier will attend seminar about selfawareness Molave Home in Youth Social Workers Twice month starting July a He will improve his self-esteem Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ To be able to build a good relationship with others will Social participate in any Workers in activities conducted Molave Youth in Molave Youth Homes From July He will be able to 16 until his build a release relationship good with others Home The worker will be Crisnier able monitor to the minor Advice Crisnier to Social Worker prepare a verbal Client From July 16, 2019 report about the until activities that he release The minor will be obliged his to participate to the activities had undertaken that Molave he will be reported Home in Youth to the worker every thursday To be seminar about enlightened about Attend Social Worker drug and awareness the August 9 16, enlightened about 2019 the prohibited drugs negative causes of The minor will be prohibited drugs To proper Prepare Social Worker discernment report dispose the case September 17, 2019 The worker will be able to facilitate proper disposition of the case To be properly monitored by his mother in their community After his release, Social Worker the Mother of the worker will conduct counselling with the mother client October 2019 The minor will be monitored by his mother in their community Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ To develop his skills that he Suggest the mother Social Worker to enroll the minor to Mother of the TESDA could use to find November 2019 minor develop his skills to find a job ACTION TAKEN Went to Molave Youth Home to build rapport and to conduct an interview and counselling with the minor Coordinate with Brgy. Tandang Sora to sought for the parents of the minor Conducted interview with the mother of the minor Prepared discernment report Submitted the discernment report at the OCP. Prepared by: JOSEPH MARI ANGEL F. SACRI BS Social Work Student Noted by: JUDITHA A. GUTIERREZ, RSW Social Welfare Officer III Agency Supervisor will that he could use client a job VIII. The Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ SOCIAL CASE STUDY REPORT September 25, 2019 I. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION Name : ALDRIN NIEVES y DIPATUAN Age : 17 years old Gender : Male Civil Status : Single Date of Birth : March 04, 2002 Place of Birth : Quezon City Address : Mayang Pula St. Brgy. Sta. Monica, QC Date of Admission : July 14, 2019 Education : Villareal Elementary School Out of School Religion : Youth (Grade 4) Catholic Case : Robbery (Snatching) : 17 years old, 4 months and 26 days Age at the time of alleged commission of offense Family Composition Name Alice Nieves Age/Sex 55 Relation to the Educational Attainment/ Client Occupation Mother Address 1st Year College Mayang Pula St. Fish Vendor at Susano Rd. Quezon Brgy. Sta. Monica, City/5,000 a/day QC Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ Amore Nieves Almira Nieves Alma Nieves Junior Nieves Albert Nieves Aisa Nieves 54 33 30 24 22 19 Father Sister Sister Brother Brother Sister High School Graduate Mayang Pula St. Vegetable Vendor at Susano Rd./1,500 Brgy. Sta. Monica, a/day QC Collector High School Graduate Housewife 4th Year High School Construction Worker OSY/ 1st Year High School Construction Worker OSY/ 3rd Year High School Housewife OSY/ High School Graduate Mayang Pula St. Brgy. Sta. Monica, QC Mayang Pula St. Brgy. Sta. Monica, QC Mayang Pula St. Brgy. Sta. Monica, QC Mayang Pula St. Brgy. Sta. Monica, QC Mayang Pula St. Brgy. Sta. Monica, QC Mayang Pula St. Alvin Nieves 18 Brother 3rd Year High School Brgy. Sta. Monica, QC Mayang Pula St. Angel Mae Nieves 14 Sister Grade 8 Brgy. Sta. Monica, QC Mayang Pula St. Angelica 14 Sister Grade 9 Brgy. Sta. Monica, QC II. PROBLEM PRESENTED Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ The minor was referred to the office of Social Services Development Department on July 14, 2019, by the operatives of Police Station 5 Fairview, Quezon City, due to alleged involvement in Robbery Snatching. He was inquested before Senior Assistant City Prosecutor Hon. Maria Raiisa D. Marino-Geronimo and requesting for determination of discernment and verification of his actual age III. TOOLS USED FOR ASSESSMENT In assessing the child’s discernment, the undersigned social worker used the Levels of Moral Development Tool and Index of Value Judgement tool. To measure the child’s functioning, the social worker also utilized the Child’s Functioning Checklist, Family Functioning Checklist, and Community Profile IV. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Child Aldrin is 17 years old, born on March 4, 2002. He is 5’3 feet tall, with light complexion, average body weight and body structure. He is in good physical condition and shows no physical handicap. Aldrin is an out of school youth, he stopped attending school when he was 9 years old, due to lack of interest and lack of parental guidance and choose to help his mother with household chores. He started to mingle with his peers within their place and played with them every day. Until he turned 12 years old, he became a bystander and roamed around their place. Accordingly, he does not come home and chose to get along with his peers and sleep with them in their house. Since then, he was influenced by his peers negatively. He learned to smoke cigarettes, drink liquor and worse. He commits these acts as his way of earning money, belongingness to his peers and survival. He admitted that he used the money that he stole to buy and drink liquor. He told that he has cause his mother heartaches and could not accept why he had to do these unlawful acts. But for him, he said that it is the only way to earn money. He also admitted that he was caught by the barangay officials and was brought to the Molave Youth Homes (MYH) for the second time. But time came when his conscience bothered him and realized it was high time for him to leave his peers who had highly influenced him to commit their unlawful acts. Eventually, he managed to work as a market carrier in Novaliches, Quezon City earning P2, 500 per week on irregular basis, to sustain his family needs. This was after his last referral at Molave Youth Home. But unfortunately, the money he earned from Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ his job was not enough for him and he found himself getting along with his peers again. This time, he found himself joining them and continue their unlawful acts. Pertaining to his case, he admitted his participation in his alleged involvement of Robbery Snatching. He told me that he’s invited by his neighbor, Crisnier, who is also a minor to rob a civilian who is riding a bicycle. He admitted forcing the victim to hand over his bag, and even physically hurt the victim when he refused to hand over his bag to him. Eventually, the victim gave his bag to Aldrin. Based on our records, this is the minor’s 2nd admission to Molave Youth Homes. On June 18, 2018, the minor was referred to this office due to Gambling Case. Considering no formal case was filed against him, he was referred to Brgy. Sta. Monica, Quezon City for an intervention program. On June 13, 2019, he was again referred to Molave Youth Home for Robbery, Snatching Case. His case was inquested before Hon. Maria Raisa D. Mariano-Geronimo, Senior Assistant City Prosecutor and his case was recommended for diversion program. Family Aldrin is 8th among ten children of Amore Nieves and Alice Nieves Recca’s parents are married. His mother works as fish vendor at Susano road earning P5000 per day on irregular basis, his mother also does the household chores and assists his three younger siblings during school days. While his father was a vegetable vendor also at Susano road, his sister Almira is also helping the family to sustain their need. Almira is a collector earning P400 per day. His brother, Junior also resides in their home. They are also helping the family to pay for the rent of the house and gives small amount of money to sustain their needs. While the three younger siblings, are still studying. Alvin is 3rd year college, Angelica is Grade 8 student and Angela is Grade 9 student, they are studying in Rosa Susano High School. Community During the home visit, his sister told me that the ambiance of their community where they live is too crowded. There are many bystanders and smokers in the public place. Some residents also told that there are numerous thieves in their place and incidences of robbery within their community. They also claimed that it is not safe at night to roam within the community because there were no barangay tanods who should do the night watch and monitor the safety of the community. Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ The sister narrated that their place is congested with thieves He admitted that his brother had become an instrument by a well-known thief from their area on doing unlawful acts. Current Functioning Aldrin is currently under the supervision and custody of Molave Youth Homes. According to him, only his sister visits him. He really wants to be free from the shelter and go home together with his siblings. He always participates in activities that were undertaken within the shelter. He likewise attends morning meetings and school classes from Monday to Thursday. He also participates in the Alternative Learning System every Friday from 8:00 am to 2:30 pm. After his classes, he watches television in his dorm together with his dorm mates, after which, they would clean their dorm and fix their bedding, then attend dorm meetings at night. These were the activities they undergo in the shelter. V. INITIAL ASSESSMENT OF DISCERMENT Aldrin got score of 5 in the Level of Moral Development tool. This score suggests an above average level of discernment which suggests that he has the ability in determining between right and wrong and he could recognize the reality that society has rules to be followed. Likewise, his score in the Index of Value Judgment is 6 which suggests that has Superior level of Value Judgment. VI. ASSESSMENT This is a case of a 17-year-old Child in Conflict with the Law (CICL) who was referred to Social Services Development Department office. The minor is a product of broken family. He was also neglected by his parents, so he never just lost interest in going to school and associated with peers. Minor’s family is intact living in one home unfortunately there is no intimate or open communication within the family, this has led to broken communication and is the most critical factor that has forced him to become child in conflict with the law. Based on Family Systems Theory, the guidance of his parents is important because family functions as a system wherein each member plays a specific role and must follow certain rule. His parents failed to be a good role model for their children, due to infidelity in their relationship. Being an out of school, he became a bystander roaming around within their place. Based on Psychosocial Theory he manifested eagerness to associate with his peers where he gained sense of Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ belongingness. Unfortunately, he was negatively influenced by his peers that resulted to commission of unlawful offenses. While on his sister’s part, he would have been the change potential for the minor. He has the willingness to take the custody of the minor after the minor’s release in Molave Youth Homes, on the condition that he will see changes in the minor and if the minor will not repeat doing unlawful acts. VII. HELPING PLAN Goal: The minor will be released and turned over his custody under the supervision of his sister who will monitor him and will help him to get a job that will sustain his own needs. OBJECTIVES ACTIVITIES/ STRATEGIES To establish a good relationship between Rapport building PERSON/ AGENCY RESPONSIBLE Social Worker TIME FRAME with the client the June EXPECTED OUTPUT 17 and June worker 24, 2019 established a good worker and cilent To be able to Conduct counseling Social Worker session feelings to the June 17 and 24 The client will have expressed 2019 feelings worker his to the worker Aldrin will continue Social Worker needed learning attending ALS teachers and knowledge Alternative Learning until for the client System release To have relationship express client’s The client and the provide Every Friday Every The client will gain knowledge his needed for learning. Friday To client make the aware Aldrin will attend seminar about crime Social Worker Twice month a The client will be aware and careful Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ about the negative effects of prevention and self- starting to avoid getting awareness June 2019 involved in crimes. committing The client with crime improved self- To be able to esteem build a better self esteem To be able to build a good Aldrin will Social Worker From June A well-established participate in any 17 until his relationship relationship with activities release others others undertaken with in Molave Youth Home The worker will be able monitor Aldrin will prepare a to written report about the the activities that he minor Social Worker Every Thursday A more participative client had undertaken that will be reported to the worker To determine the Coordination with Social Worker June 18, actual age of the the client’s sister minor asking for the PSA the actual age of Birth Certificate the minor To comply with the request of the 2019 The worker will be Prepare Social Worker discernment report June able to determine 18, 2019 Fiscal request complied with Fiscal To comply with Submit discernment the request of the report to the Office Fiscal of the Prosecutors City Social Worker June 2019 19, The worker will be able to comply with the request of the Fiscal Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ To prepare the Conduct minor before he counselling with his will be released Sister under Social Worker After his release The minor will be prepared and will be released under the the custody of his custody of his sister Sister Advice his Sister to Social Worker minor outside the submit Minor’s Sister shelter To monitor the weekly Every The minor will be Thursday monitored by the report about the after Social Worker condition release of the his minor VIII. ACTION TAKEN Went to Molave Youth Home to conduct an interview and counselling with the minor Coordinated with Brgy. Sta. Monica to seek for the parents of the minor Conducted home visit Conducted interview with the sister of the minor Prepared discernment report Prepared by: Noted by: JUDITHA A. GUTIERREZ, RSW SOCIAL WELFARE OFFICER III Agency Supervisor JOSEPH MARI ANGEL F. SACRIS BS Social Work Student Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ AGENCY PROFILE A. History The Social Services Development Department had its humble beginning as the welfare arm of Quezon City when a branch of the Social Welfare Administration (SWA) now known as the Department of Social Welfare & Development (DSWD) was set-up. Upon their representation to then Quezon City Mayor Norberto S. Amoranto, a unit composed of aides and volunteers was organized in 1954. In 1957, the unit was wholly funded by the local government, with its operational expenses as well as the salaries of its personnel started to be drawn from the general fund of the Quezon City Government. In 1961, the unit which was under the Office of the Mayor, adopted a regular staffing pattern. Its programs & services covered Family & Child Welfare, Youth Development Welfare, General Assistance and Emergency Services. Immediately, a Social Worker In-charge was included as an item under the Office of the Mayor. Ms. Lourdes B. Vergara was then appointed as the Supervising Social Welfare Officer. In 1972, the unit became a division, the Social Welfare Services Division (SWSD), implemented additional programs aimed at self-sufficiency and socio-economic upliftment, with a wider range of services catering to a greater number of disadvantaged groups. The welfare program included sub-programs of Family Enrichment, Community Welfare, Livelihood and the Reception and Action Center for Mendicants and Socially Disadvantaged groups. In August 1983, Molave Youth Home, the country’s first detention home, under the supervision of the Juvenile Domestic Relations Court (JDRC), was turned over to the City Government when JDRC was merged with the Regional Trial Court. From then on, to ensure the effective and efficient discharge of programs and services for the City’s youth offenders, the City Government took over Molave Youth Home as a special project of the Office of the Mayor. The Social Welfare Services Division (SWSD) was tasked to administratively oversee Molave Youth Home. On November 26, 1986, by virtue of Executive Order No. 34 of then OIC of Quezon City, Mayor Brigido R. Simon, Jr., SWSD was merged with the Urban Poor Affairs Office, since both agencies had similar goals of helping the socially and financially depressed city residents. UPAO was created earlier on May 9, 1986, by virtue of Executive Order No. 7 of Mayor Simon. On July 1987, Mrs. Ma. Teresa M. Mariano, then OIC of the Social Welfare Services Division, proposed the creation of plantilla positions for employees on Contractual status whose salaries were drawn from the Local Manpower & Youth Council and Quezon City Youth Development Council, both special projects of SWSD for several years. Upon analysis of such proposals, the City’s Personnel Office concluded that the Division, with its complex and all encompassing activities was, for all appearances, comparable to an office and recommended the same to the Office of the Mayor. Hence, on November 25, 1987, then Mayor Simon endorsed the elevation of the SWSD into an office to the then Metro Manila Commission (MMC). Said request was however overran by the constitution of the Sangguniang Panlungsod which was vested with the power to make organizational changes. On February 29, 1988, Ms. Mariano, who by then was appointed Supervising Social Welfare Officer, wrote to then Vice Mayor Vicente Sotto III as presiding officer of the City Council requesting the approval of the elevation of the SWSD into an Office. On April 12 of the same year, Mrs. Mariano likewise wrote Atty. Ernesto Villareal, then Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ City Administrator and Chairman of the Q.C. Reorganization Committee reiterating the elevation of the SWSD to an Office. On June 13, 1989, the Quezon City Council enacted Ordinance No. NC-98, S-89 providing for the framework of the Quezon City Government Organization based on the reorganized structure/chart and defining the functions, responsibilities, duties and the positions provided for in Ordinance NC-82, S-89 which was enacted on February 9, 1989. On May 28, 1990, then City Mayor Simon signed Executive Order No. 17 separating the Social Welfare Services Division from the Urban Poor Affairs Office (UPAO). A day after, on May 29, 1990, Executive Order No. 18 was then signed by Mayor Simon, merging Molave Youth Home with Social Welfare Services Division under the Office of the City Mayor. The Social Welfare Services Division was given the status of a department not only because it was one of the mandatory offices for a highly urbanized city under the Local Government Code but also because of its expanded scope of frontline/development services. As such, it entailed/required highly technical, human psychology and social work skills that warranted departmental status, hence was upgraded and renamed Social Services Development Department (SSDD) per City Ordinance #168, S-1990, that was enacted on September 26, 1990 and approved on November 2, 1990. The upgrading of the Social Welfare Services Division (SWSD) to Social Services Development Department (SSDD) created five (5) Divisions, namely, Administrative Division, Community Outreach Division, Welfare and Relief Division, Residential and Rehabilitation Division and Vocational Development Division with manpower complement of two hundred ninety two (292) plantilla positions. On October 1, 1992 with the enactment of R.A. 7160 otherwise known as the 1991 Local Government Code, the Department of Social Welfare and Development devolved to the Social Services Development Department Seventeen (17) plantilla positions and other programs, such as Women Welfare, Elderly Welfare and Disabled Welfare Programs. B. Mandate City Ordinance 168 S-1990, enacted September 26, 1990; Approved November 2, 1990, the establishment of the Quezon City Social Services Development Department (SSDD). R.A. 7160 otherwise known as the 1991 Local Government Code, the Department of Social Welfare and Development devolved to the Social Services Development Department Seventeen (17) plantilla positions and other programs, such as Women Welfare, Elderly Welfare and Disabled Welfare Programs. Ordinance No. SP-2402, S-2015, An Ordinance establishing the Quezon City Home for the Aged and Hospice under the Supervision and Management of the Social Services Development Department. C. Vision The Social Services Development Department is working on the aspiration that the socially, economically, and physically disadvantaged shall be provided with the opportunities needed to develop self-reliance and become participating members of the community. Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ D. Mission The Social Services Development Department is committed to formulate and implement comprehensive programs and services to develop individuals, groups, and communities to be self-reliant. E. Core Values S – incere S – upportive D – edicated D – ependable Source: The core values of the Social Services Development Department was crafted during the Updating the SSDD Strategic Plan 2018 to 2023 on December 13, 14 & 15, 2017 as reflected in the post activity report. F. Programs and Services DIVISION: COMMUNITY OUTREACH DIVISION Name of Service: PROTECTIVE SERVICE Schedule of Availability of Service:As need arises Who May Avail of the Service:Abused, Neglected and Abandoned (Children, Youth) What are the Basic Requirements: Referral letter (if referred by Brgy/NGOs/concerned citizens) Name of Service: REACH OUT OPERATION Schedule of Availability of Service:As scheduled/as need arises Who May Avail of the Service: Street Children/Street Families/Street Dwellers/Indigenous People (IPs) What are the Basic Requirements: Request/Referral thru letter or phone call Name of Service: PROVISION OF CERTIFICATE OF INDIGENCY (COI) Schedule of Availability of Service:Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Who May Avail of the Service: 18 yrs. old and above who are residents of Quezon City What are the Basic Requirements: 1. Request letter from concerned agency 2. Barangay Certificate 3. Personal letter addressed to the Department Head including reason for availing COI 4. Certificate of No Property (Assessor’s Office) 5. Certificate of None Existing Business (BPLO) Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ Duration: Seven (7) working days Name of Service: SOLO PARENT SERVICE: ISSUANCE OF SOLO PARENT ID Schedule of Availability of Service:Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Who May Avail of the Service: Solo parent due to: 1. Death of Spouse 2. Separation/Annulment 3. Abandonment 4. Being Unwed 5. Partner is physically or mentally ill (for 1 year with Medical Certificate) 6. Partner is convicted of a crime (for at least 1 year in prison) What are the Basic Requirements: 1. Barangay Certificate 2. Photocopy of Birth Certificate of minor children 3. 1x1 ID Picture 4. Any of the following: Photocopy of Death Certificate of spouse of widow/widower Copy of Filed petition for Annulment/Legal Separation Affidavit of Circumstances of being a Solo Parent Duration: Within seven (7) working days Name of Service: PROVISION OF PHILHEALTH COVERAGE FOR INDIGENT FAMILIES Schedule of Availability of Service:Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Who May Avail of the Service: Qualified indigent Head of families & bonafide residents of Quezon City. What are the Basic Requirements: Referral letter (if referred by Brgy/NGOs/concerned citizens) Referral letter/medical certificate from QC Health department Duration: Application process: 20 – 25 minutes (SSDD) Processing of ID at PhilHealth Corp. Inc.: 2-3 months (PHILHEALTH) Name of Service: INTERVENTION/DIVERSION PROGRAM (IN ACCORDANCE WITH RA 9344/JUVENILE JUSTICE WELFARE ACT) Schedule of Availability of Service:Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Who May Avail of the Service:Children-in-Conflict with the Law (CICL) What are the Basic Requirements: Referral Letter/Indorsement from Police Operatives/Barangay Officials/Other LGUs Police Report/Barangay Blotter Medico-legal (Medical Certificate) Duration: Assessment – One (1) to seven (7) days Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ Implementation of Intervention/Diversion Program (community-based) – 45 days but not exceeding two years Name of Service: PRE-MARRIAGE COUNSELING SERVICE Schedule of Availability of Service:Monday to Friday 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Who May Avail of the Service: Couples applying for marriage license with ages 18 to 25 years old or anyone of the couple is below 25 years old What are the Basic Requirements: Attendance of both applicants Duration: Four (4) hours Name of Service: FAMILY COUNSELING Schedule of Availability of Service:Monday to Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Or as scheduled Who May Avail of the Service: Families with problems/dysfunctional family structure or interactions What are the Basic Requirements: Personal Appearance Referral from Brgy/NGOs/concerned citizens thru letter or phone call Name of Service: DAY CARE SERVICE Schedule of Availability of Service:Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Who May Avail of the Service: 3-4 years old children who belongs to indigent families, large families, working mother, solo parents, children who are nutritionally at risk What are the Basic Requirements: Inclusion to the Family Survey Duration: School Year Name of Service: NUTRITION SERVICE – SUPPLEMENTAL FEEDING Schedule of Availability of Service: Monday to Friday Who May Avail of the Service: Children enrolled in the day care center ages 3 – 4 years old. What are the Basic Requirements: Enrollment in the SSDD Day Care Program. Duration: Ten (10) months (June – March) DIVISION: SPECIAL PROJECT DIVISION Name of Service: PROTECTIVE SERVICE Schedule of Availability of Service:As need arises Who May Avail of the Service: Abused, Neglected and Abandoned (Women, Elderly, PWD) What are the Basic Requirements: Referral letter (if referred by Brgy/NGOs/concerned citizens) Name of Service: REFERRAL for ASSISTIVE DEVIC Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ Schedule of Availability of Service:Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Who May Avail of the Service: Persons with Disability (PWD) in need of assistive device What are the Basic Requirements: Request Letter, Medical Certificate Name of Service: EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES Schedule of Availability of Service: Acceptance of application starts every June of the school year Who May Avail of the Service: Qualified indigent children with disabilities (PWD) who are in-school and Quezon City residents What are the Basic Requirements: PWD ID Certificate of Enrollment Name of Service: CAPABILITY BUILDING SESSIONS Schedule of Availability of Service:As per request or schedule Who May Avail of the Service: Barangay/NGO/PO’s who want to avail capability building service like modular sessions on self & social enhancement, community based gerontology sessions, advocacy on laws, ordinances under Women, PWD and Elderly Welfare Program What are the Basic Requirements: Request Letter from Barangay/NGO’s/PO’s of needed training Duration: 4 hours Name of Service: SENIOR CITIZEN WORK PROGRAM Schedule of Availability of Service:Annual Who May Avail of the Service: 60 years old and above Quezon City resident Physically and mentally fit Possess the skills/knowledge/expertise needed to do/perform the assigned task No other regular or volunteer work What are the Basic Requirements: Personal Data Sheet Official X-Ray result Medical Certification of fitness to work Barangay Certificate of Residency Xerox copy of OSCA ID Duration: One (1) year Contract Name of Service: ASSESSMENT OF SOLICITATION PERMIT APPLICATIONS Schedule of Availability of Service: Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ As per request depending on the coverage of the solicitation (Regional or Local) Who may avail of the Service: NGOs/ POs What are the Basic Requirements: 1. Letter of Request 2. SEC Registration 3. Application Form for Solicitation Permit from DSWD 4. Project Proposal 5. Recommendation from higher authority like Department of Health, Division of City Schools if applicable depending of the nature of the application. 6. Sample of letter of Appeal, Ticket, Ballots, etc. depending on the mode of solicitation 7. Acknowledgement of the Beneficiaries. 8. Authorization of the solicitors with picture and signature 9. For those with previous approved Solicitation Permit: Submit Financial Statement and surrender the previous Solicitation Permit DIVISION: VOCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT DIVISION Name of Service: MANPOWER BARANGAY BASED SKILLS TRAINING Schedule of Availability of Service:Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Who May Avail of the Service: Out-of-School Youth (OSY), Disadvantaged Women, Solo Parent, Persons with Disability (PWDs), Needy Adult and Organized group What are the Basic Requirements: 16 years old and above Belongs to indigent family Duration: 240 hours (3 months) Name of Service: SOFT TRADE SKILLS TRAINING Schedule of Availability of Service:Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Who May Avail of the Service: Out-of-School Youth (OSY), Disadvantaged Women, Solo Parent, Persons with Disability (PWDs), Needy Adult and organized group What are the Basic Requirements: 16 years old and above Belongs to indigent family Letter request Duration: Four (4) hours (half-day) Name of Service: PRODUCTIVITY SKILLS AND CAPABILITY BUILDING TRAINING Schedule of Availability of Service:Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Who May Avail of the Service: Out-of-School Youth (OSY), Disadvantaged Women, Solo Parent, Persons with Disability (PWDs), Needy Adult What are the Basic Requirements: 16 years old and above Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ Belongs to indigent family Duration: 120 hours (1 ½ months) Name of Service:SMALL INCOME GENERATING ASSISTANCE (CAPITAL ASSISTANCE) Schedule of Availability of Service:Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Without Noon Break) Who May Avail of the Service: Out-of-School Youth (OSY), Disadvantaged Women, Solo Parent, Persons with Disability (PWDs), Needy Adult What are the Basic Requirements: Barangay Certificate 18 – 59 years old DIVISION: WELFARE & RELIEF DIVISION Name of Service: FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE (MEDICAL ASSISTANCE) Schedule of Availability of Service:Monday to Friday Who May Avail of the Service: Indigent constituent in need of prescribed medicines not readily available at the Pharmacy of the Quezon City Health Department. What are the Basic Requirements: Request (verbal/written/referral) Latest Medical Abstract/Medical Certificate Updated Prescriptions with the full name of the attending physician and licensed number Barangay Certificate of Indigency Duration: 1 hour and 15 minutes Name of Service: FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE (Burial Assistance) Schedule of Availability of Service:Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Who May Avail of the Service: Indigent bereaved families What are the Basic Requirements: Certified true copy of the Death Certificate Notarized Original Copy of Funeral Contract Barangay Certificate of Indigency of the nearest kin reflecting the name of the deceased Duration: 45 minutes Name of Service: TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE (BALIK PROBINSYA PROGRAM) Schedule of Availability of Service:Monday to Friday Who May Avail of the Service: Abandoned/neglected family, dislocated What are the Basic Requirements: Barangay Certificate of Residency/Indigency Duration: 1 -3 days Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ Name of Service: EMERGENCY DISASTER RELIEF PROGRAM Schedule of Availability of Service: Occurrence of disaster (natural or man-made disaster) Who May Avail of the Service: Victims of natural or man-made disaster needing evacuation services What are the Basic Requirements: Victims of disaster Duration: Onset of disaster until termination of the relief assistance in the evacuation center. Name of Service: FOOD FOR WORK Schedule of Availability of Service:As the need arises Who May Avail of the Service: Volunteers who will render services for restorative, rehabilitative on the identified project mitigation What are the Basic Requirements: Volunteers (18 years old and above) Fit to work Duration: Maximum of 5 days Name of Service: VOLUNTEER & AUXILIARY PROGRAM Schedule of Availability of Service:As the need Arises Who May Avail of the Service: Family heads, housewives, adults (18 years and above) who are willing to undergo Voluntary works in the community What are the Basic Requirements: Filled-up Personal Data Sheet with picture Endorsement letter from the Barangay Duration: Year round activity DIVISION: RESIDENTIAL AND REHABILITATION DIVISION Name of Service: MOLAVE YOUTH HOME (MYH) Schedule of Availability of Service: Admission: 24 hours/7 days a week Who May Avail of the Service: Children-in-conflict-with-the-law (CICL) apprehended in Q.C. Male or female 15 years to below 18 years old What are the Basic Requirements: Commitment order and/or referral from the police officer or barangay officials Medical Certificate dated on the day of referral from a Government hospital Duration: Case to case basis Name of Service: RECEPTION & ACTION CENTER (RAC) Schedule of Availability of Service: 24 hours/7 days a week Who May Avail of the Service: Male or female 0 – 60 years old & above Colegio de San Gabriel Arcangel Recognized by the Government, DepEd, TESDA and CHED Fatima 1, Area E, Sapang Palay, City of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan Accredited by PACUCOA Level 1 Founded 1993 _________________________________________________________ Disadvantaged individuals & groups What are the Basic Requirements? Referral letter Medical Certificate dated on the day of referral Duration: Date admitted to date transferred to other institutions/released. XI. Group Work “Group work documentation” “Narration” XII. Appendices Evaluation Sheet Certificate of Completion Pictures Attendance Recommendation Letter Resume
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