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Regional Rehabilitation Center For Youth (Rrcy)

The Regional Rehabilitation Center for Youth (RRCY) in Agusan del Sur: 1) Was established in 2001 to provide residential care and rehabilitation services to youth offenders in Caraga region. 2) Currently serves 75 youth offenders through residential living, counseling, education/vocational programs, and recreational activities aimed at rehabilitation. 3) Is staffed by 34 personnel and has a 50-bed capacity. Most residents are male ages 15-17 referred from Agusan del Norte and Butuan City for suspended sentence or ongoing trial.

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Regional Rehabilitation Center For Youth (Rrcy)

The Regional Rehabilitation Center for Youth (RRCY) in Agusan del Sur: 1) Was established in 2001 to provide residential care and rehabilitation services to youth offenders in Caraga region. 2) Currently serves 75 youth offenders through residential living, counseling, education/vocational programs, and recreational activities aimed at rehabilitation. 3) Is staffed by 34 personnel and has a 50-bed capacity. Most residents are male ages 15-17 referred from Agusan del Norte and Butuan City for suspended sentence or ongoing trial.

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REGIONAL

REHABILITATION CENTER
FOR YOUTH (RRCY)
 Established in 2001 by virtue of PD 603, the center is
dedicated to serve children and youth in Caraga who have
committed an offense under suspended sentence.
 Designed to provide residential care and rehabilitative services
for youth offenders to protect and promote their well-being.
 Situated in Patin-ay, Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur, the center
has served CICLs by prviding different services which geared
towards improving their social functioning
 Success stories of discharged residents who were either
employed in the government and private offices, finished their
education, while others decided to serve with their respective
church.
 It has a fifty (50) bed capacity catering CICLs all
over Caraga
 The center is currently manned with 34 trained
personnel who are dedicated to provide the best
programs and services for the residents
Supervisin
Center Case Admin. Security
POSITION g Social Houseparent Nurse Nurse Psychologist MDO
Head Manager Staff Guard
Worker

# of Staff 1 0 6 16 1 3 1 1 1 3
STATUS OF CLIENTS SERVED (As of October 2018)
Case Category Number of Clients Served
Suspended Sentence 42
On-going Trial 26
Release on Recognizance 0
Release through- Diversion Program 0
Provisionally Dismissed/Dismissed 2
In-voluntary Commitment 1
At the prosecutor level 0
Probation 0
TOTAL NO OF CICL SERVED 75
Discharged (Rehabilitated) 3
Back to Jail  0
 LWOP (Leaving the Center without Permission 0
 NUMBER OF CICL STILL IN THE CENTER 72
AGE CATEGORY
UNDERGOING REHABILITATION AGE AT THE TIME OF THE
COMMISSION OF THE OFFENSE
40

7.
[PERCENTA
GE] 15-17 Years
old
47%
18-19 years
44%
old and above
20 years old
and above
35

15-17 Years old 18-19 years old and above


NUMBER OF CLIENTS SERVED PER PROVINCE
NUMBER OF RESIDENTS
45  Agusan del Norte ranks has
40
40
the highest number of CICLs
35
referred to the center
 32 CICLs are coming from
30 Butuan City
25  There are no CICLs admitted
20
20 to center from the Province of
Dinagat Islands
15
11
10

5 4
0
0
AND ADS SDN SDS PDI

NUMBER OF RESIDENTS
PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
A. HOMELIFE SERVICES/GROUP LIVING
ARRANGEMENTS
 Services are therapeutic in nature. House parents
attend to the basic needs of the residents like food,
clothing, referral for medical/dental care.
 In coordination with other members of multi-
disciplinary team, implements religious and social
activities, tutorial lessons, and involvement in
income generating activities.
B. PSYCHOSOCIAL INTERVENTION
 Series of interviews through the Psychologist and
Social Workers for individualized or group
counselling to resolve social and personal
difficulties while staying at the center in order to
preserve equilibrium and prevent commission of
misdemeanor.
 Social Workers conducts group work sessions to
facilitate expression of feelings with their fellow
residents to solve problems and to teach members
to emphatize with one another.
C. SUPPORT SERVICES/INTERVENTIONS
 Conduct of Alternative Learning System (ALS) class in lieu of the
formal class to allow those who stopped schooling before their
admission and continue their studies for those who were in-school.
 Acquisition of employable skills through enrollment on vocational
courses in coordination with other agencies such as Technical
Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA).
 Socio-cultural and Recreational Program such as joint socialization
with Home for Girls (HFG), Sports fest, and attendance to
Naliyagan Festival are among the activities to relieve aggression,
anxiety, and frustrations.
 Regular Mass and Bible Study which helps the residents restore
their positive values, attitudes, and characters to sustain their
positive dealings.
FUND UTILIZATION
 The Center has already disbursed the
amount of Php 8,245,858.42 or 69.78%
of the total allotment.
 The remaining balance of Php
1,639,938.86 is targeted to be utilized
the end of the 4th quarter.
MAJOR ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED

Advocacy Activity with at DXBC Butuan Lecture discussion on RA 9344 at


with Social Marketing Unit and Case Bayugan City emphasizing the programs
Mager Angel Moncano for CICL including the establishment of
RRCY
Group Sessions facilitated by Case
Managers
Regular conduct of Monthly meeting
Bluer than Blue in observance to the World Day Against
Trafficking
MAJOR ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED

Cooking and Poster Making Contest as part of the activity in observance to the Nutrition
Month Celebration
CONDUCTED FOUR (4)
MAJOR ACTIVITIES
FIRE
DRILL

A resident calmly tried to put off the fire as other residents


March 5, 2018 are observing. The exposure to real fire was part of the drill
FIRST
AID

March 13, 2018

Residents carefully listened to the demonstration of


the Philippine National Red Cross (PNRC) personnel
SPORTS FEST

Building the character of sportsmanship and camaraderie, residents


May 25-26, 2018 actively participated all the activities including the ball games during
the sports fest
VALENTINE’S DAY CUM:
CHILD SEXUAL AWARENESS
CELEBRATION
February 14, 2018

One way of developing the social skills and talents of


the residents is their involvement in the celebration of
special occasions
SUPPORT SERVICES/INTERVENTION
 Enrollment to Vocational Courses
Course # of Residents Enrolled
Carpentry 12
Masonry 2
Electrical 2

 Regular conduct of Alternative Learning


System (ALS) Classes to 47 residents
inside the center
 6 residents have graduated from
Secondary level.
 These residents are now enrolled in
Senior High School at Patin-ay National
High School
Family dialogue to prepare the families of residents who are
ready for reintegration
Thank You

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