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COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT CLASSIFICATION AND PROJECT TITLE:

Name of Proponent: RICHARD A. MIGUEL

Project Title: BARANGAY – BASED SUPPLEMENTARY FEEDING PROGRAM

A Supplemental feeding program is the most outreached solution one
could offer in a community.
Project Time- Frame: Second Quarter – Fourth Quarter of School Year
2021- 2022
II. PROJECT TIME FRAME:

A. Planning – November 22 - 24, 2021

Making of Project Proposal
Preparation of Project Proposal
Approval of Project Proposal
B. Implementation – November 27, 2021
Launching of Project
Implementation of the Project
Submission of the Accomplished Activities
III. PROJECT CONTACTS:
NAME POSITION/ OFFICE/SC ROLE CONTACT DepEd E-mail
TITLE HOOL NUMVER address
Richard A. Teacher III La Paz NHS Implemen 09758897 richard.miguel@
Miguel ter 662 deped.gov.ph
Theresa V. Brgy. Day La Paz - Implemen 09087769 theresavcruz@gm
Cruz Care Worker MSWD ter 098 ail.com.
Peter C. Brgy. Captain Caramutan, Implemen 09192238 petermiguel@
Miguel La Paz, ter 890 gmail.com
Tarlac
Helen Grace Parent’s Caramutan, Implemen 09215546 helenestocapio@
M. Estocapio Association La Paz, ter 767 gmail.com
President Tarlac
Aurelio Brgy. Caramutan, Implemen 09167678 aureliotagaza@
Tagaza Councilor- La Paz, ter 895 gmail.com

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 Health Tarlac
Committee
Flordeliza M. Stakeholder Caramutan, Implemen 09276657 flordelizamescalon
Escalona La Paz, ter 783 [email protected]
Tarlac
Bernard L. Stakeholder Caramutan, Implemen 09756678 bernardlcarpio@g
Carpio La Paz, ter 893 mail.com
Tarlac
Fe M. Tagaza Stakeholder Caramutan, Implemen 09278843 [email protected]
La Paz, ter 232 m
Tarlac
Ciprimo A. Stakeholder Caramutan, Implemen 09288572 ciprimorafael@gm
Rafael, Jr. La Paz, ter 326 ail.com
Tarlac
Ana Dela Stakeholder La Paz Implemen 09067187 anadelacruz@gma
Cruz Municipal ter 786 il.com
Office
Edmon M. Stakeholder Caramutan, Implemen 09088890 edmonmmanuela
Manuel La Paz, ter 345 @gmail.com
Tarlac
Kenneth P. SK Chairman Caramutan, Implemen 09756679 kennethgapay@g
Gapay La Paz, ter 980 mail.com
Tarlac
Jojo M. Brgy. Caramutan, Implemen 09085567 jojomtorres@gmai
Torres Councilor La Paz, ter 789 l.com
Tarlac

IV. COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

BARANGAY – BASED SUPPLEMENTARY FEEDING PROGRAM. The feeding

program will start on November 27, 2021wherein the project proponent will feed
15 Day Care Children. Together with the Barangay Day Care Worker, we will

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 provide nutritious foods, to be specific for the malnourished every Saturday for
three quarters of School Year 2021-2022. The actual number of beneficiaries
enrolled in the program identified based on the current year baseline school
nutritional status report.
( MSWD-La Paz ).
The serving meal provide all nutrients that children at the age need to grow
up in a heathy way. Hence, breakfast is the important meal of the day.
The objectives of the BARANGAY – BASED SUPPLEMENTARY FEEDING
PROGRAM is to reduce the occurrence of malnutrition in the barangay, and help
the youth to obtain their most efficient way of living, we must introduce
development programs and enhancement activities.
V. Community Service Project Background:
 RATIONALE

An empty stomach has great effect on a pupil’s attendance and

performance in school. Given the importance of education in shaping the
country’s future, the proponent continued the Supplementary Feeding Program
for the Day Care pupils of Barangay Caramutan, La Paz, Tarlac. Since its
inception in 2016, the project proved helpful in addressing hunger that in turn
keep children in school and learn better.

A child who does not receive essential nutritive elements can suffer from
malnutrition and will be exposed to serious health problems which can hamper
their healthy development.

Our Day Care pupils should eat nutritious meals and attain their normal
body weight according to their age and height. It is for this reason, that the
proponent started a Supplementary Feeding Program and worked in
coordination with the parents of the pupils, Barangay Captain of Barangay
Caramutan and Barangay Day Care Worker.

VI. PROJECT OBJECTIVES:

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 The objectives of the Project, Barangay - Based Supplementary
Feeding Program for the malnourished children of Barangay Day Care
Development Center is:

1. To improve the nutritional status of the pupils

2. To improve attendance and lessen dropouts
3. To raise awareness on the importance of proper health and nutrition
4. To improve performance of the pupils in classroom activities
5. To promote personal hygiene practice

VII. PROJECT METHODOLOGY:

A. Work breakdown and Task Time Estimates
Activities Time Frame Persons Involve Expected
Output
Planning for the November 22- Project proponent, Planed
implementation of the 24, 2021 Barangay Day Care framework
project. Worker, Parents
Setting of time schedule November 24, Project proponent, Allotted Time
of beneficiaries 2021 Barangay Day Care Schedule
Worker, Parents
Enriching of menu for the November24, Project proponent, Healthy Balanced
day 2021 Barangay Day Care Diet
Worker, Parents
Scheduling of Manpower November 25, Project proponent, Set-up of
2021 Barangay Day Care manpower
Worker, Parents attendance

Budgeting Requirement November 25, Project proponent, Wisely budgeted

2021 Barangay Day Care the meal
Worker, Parents allowance

B. Project Deliverables
The Covid-19 pandemic has shown the importance of school and
community food programs aimed at improving dietary intake, health and

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 well-being, cognition and educational achievement of children and young
people.
Since we are caring the safety of the young children, the group is
trying to make the best possible way and will deliver them to the homes of
malnourished students the free nutritious breakfast right in their homes. But
if the Barangay Councils and the Barangay Day Care Worker allows us to
invite all the beneficiaries in the Barangay Covered Court to serve them the
food, will do so.
So, the pandemic is not a hindrance to serve the community most
especially in helping the young children in their needs such the nutritious
foods intake that really needed of our young people for their good healthy
living.
C. Project Risk Management
Risk Causes Impact on the Mitigation Contingency
Identification Project/School Action
Contaminated Bacteria Stop the Set-up another menu Help them go
Foods implementation that are not easy to to the doctor
contaminate
Serving meal Not eating Delaying the Give them education Set up
refuse to eat vegetable implementation on the importance of another
eating vegetable menu of
cooking
vegetable

VIII. PROJECT COST

Materials Cost Source of Funds

Volunteer Barangay Health
Manpower None
Workers
Kitchen Utensils and Available at the Brgy. Day
None
Material Care Center Kitchen
Gas 1,800.00 Stakeholders
Vegetables 5,000.00 Stakeholders
Chicken meat 11,200.00 Stakeholders

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 Fruits 4,000.00 Stakeholders
Eggs 3,500.00 Stakeholders
Fish 4,000.00 Stakeholders
Total Project Cost Php. 29,500.00

IX. MONITORING AND EVALUATION

The proponent will conduct own monitoring and evaluation of the program in
coordination with the stakeholders and submit pertaining documents as may be
required. Specifically, with the help of the Barangay Day Care Worker together with the
barangay health personnel shall conduct monitoring and evaluation by weighing,
scaling, and by getting the Body Mass Index (BMI) of the learners. The said monitoring
and evaluation will further improve the future programs of the school as well as to
ensure the learners’ health and nutrition status.

COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT : Barangay – Based Supplementary Feeding Program

Prepared by:

RICHARD A. MIGUEL
Teacher III

Noted:

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 ALEXANDER R. AMIGO
Sec. School Principal 1

MARYLYN H. PASCUA, EdD

Public Schools District Supervisor I

Reviewed:

LAWRENCE M. SANTIAGO
SEPS, Social Mobilization & Networking Unit

Recommending Approval:

NOEL L. LINSAO, Ed.D.

Chief Education Supervisor
Schools Governance and Operations Division (SGOD)

Approved:

RONALDO A. POZON, PhD, CESO V

Schools Division Superintendent

BARANGAY – BASED SUPPLEMENTARY FEEDING PROGRAM

for the pupils of the Barangay Day Care Center, Caramutan, La Paz, Tarlac

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 Prepared by:

RICHARD A. MIGUEL
Teacher III / Proponent