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The document outlines the Joint Community Clean-Up Drive organized by the Barangay LGU, Talubin NHS, and Talubin ES, scheduled for January 3, 2025, aimed at promoting cleanliness and proper waste management in the Talubin community. The event will involve community members, including students and local organizations, to collect litter, clear clogged canals, and advocate for waste disposal practices. The initiative is supported by a budget sourced from the SK Fund and aims to enhance community health and environmental awareness.

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activity design-clean up drive 2025

The document outlines the Joint Community Clean-Up Drive organized by the Barangay LGU, Talubin NHS, and Talubin ES, scheduled for January 3, 2025, aimed at promoting cleanliness and proper waste management in the Talubin community. The event will involve community members, including students and local organizations, to collect litter, clear clogged canals, and advocate for waste disposal practices. The initiative is supported by a budget sourced from the SK Fund and aims to enhance community health and environmental awareness.

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ACTIVITY DESIGN

I. GENERAL INFORMATION

A. Title : JOINT COMMUNITY CLEAN-UP DRIVE


B. Proponents: : Barangay LGU, Talubin NHS and Talubin ES, BHU

C. Expected Participants : Community members jointly


spearheaded by Talubin National High School (HEALTH students,
SSG, Health Scout, YES-O, and other mandated organizations),
Talubin Elementary School, and Barangay LGU, Senior citizen,
Barangay Health Unit.

D. Venue : Talubin, Bontoc, Mountain Province

E. Date : January 3, 2025

F. Source of Fund : SK FUND

II. RATIONALE
Talubin community is a peace-loving community, but more than PEACE,
the community members long for a clean and sanitary place that properly
manifests good stewardship in general.

Pursuant to proclamation no. 244 series of 1993 which targets to get rid of
all illegally dumped wastes and litters, Talubin National High School adopts the
Clean up Drive Program which is conducted quarterly as one of the activities to
promote healthier and safer environment and at the same time advocate for the
proper management of home and animal wastes.

“Cleanliness is next to Godliness”. This adage was adopted as a driving


force for all the stakeholders in the community to spearhead the activity noting
that there is a large volume of varied scattered and unmanaged wastes caused
by inconsiderate attitude of the community members. This activity is also an
effort to support program of the barangay ordinances and the Barangay Health
Unit.

In relation to the mandate mentioned above, Performance Standard in


Health 10 which states that “The learners demonstrates competence in applying
knowledge of global health to local or national context” dictates that a learner
must know how to identify health/environmental issues that affects health and
must act upon it in their own little ways. With this competency, all students and
pupils of Talubin NHS and Talubin ES are required to take an active part in the
implementation of Deped memorandum no. 187 s. 2016 mandating public
schools to join the Clean-up drives.

For the part of the Barangay health unit, being the main health advocate,
this activity is also an avenue for the community members to remove and
dispose and clean breeding grounds for mosquitoes especially this rainy season.
Having this as a regular activity even if there is no probing from the barangay
officials or schools will help in the attainment of zero case for dengue disease.

It is then very fitting to jointly spearhead the said activity by the schools
and the local government together with the mandated organizations for a
successful implementation.

III. OBJECTIVES
 To collect and properly dispose litters along the major pathways.
 To clear clogged canals (Jallog, Gawwana, Lanas,Ginnao, Doddo)
 To collect recyclable wastes such as bottles, plastics, and cans, and
other wastes which can be sold.
 Advocate on proper waste disposal

IV. EXPECTED OUTPUT


 Cleared canals and pathways
 Collected and segregated wastes (biodegradable and non-
biodegradable/recyclables)
 Informed community members of the importance of waste
segregation.

V. ACTIVITY CONTENT
This activity will be simultaneously implemented by TNHS students and
teachers in the three barangay namely Bayyo, Talubin and Can-eo.
ACTIVITY MATRIX
Date Activity Person In-Charge
June 22, 2022
7:00-7:30 Assembly time/roll call Teachers, President of
Mandated
7:30-10:00 Cleaning of Pathways organizations and
Barangay Officials
10:01-10:20 Health Break

10:21-12:00 Continuation- Clearing


of Pathways
12:01-1:00 Lunch Break
1:01-3:00 Clearing of Canals

3:01-3:15 Health Break

3:16-5:00 Continuation- Clearing


of Canals

VI. BUDGETARY REQUIREMENTS


PARTICULARS BUDGET/ TOTAL
PARTICIPANT AMOUNT
June 22, 2022
bags C-18 Rice @ 980/bag 1,960.00
4 packs paper plates @ 50/pack 200.00
2 kilos salted Meat (Inasin)@190/kilo 380.00
41.6 kilos Broiler Cull @95/kilo 3,952.00
6,492.00
For School Counterpart
Office supplies for documentation 500.00
TOTAL 8,250

VII. IMPLEMENTING ARRANGEMENT

RESPONSIBLE ROLE DESCRIPTIVE TASK


PERSON
Veteriano L. Dulay -Punong Barangay -Overseer of the Activity
-Approve the budget
request for the activity
-Assign areas for the
different participating
groups
-Monitor other stakeholders
Ruby Joan M. FAcullo Health Scout -Prepare all necessary
Edna M. Loya Advisers documents needed before,
during and after the conduct
Nila L. Tiyok YES-O Advisers of the activity
Natividad D. Kalangeg -Supervise/Monitor students
Lidwina B. Ayochok Math Club Advisers
Gregorio G. Chalacan
Samuel S. Buenafe SSG & SBDRRM SIO
Adviser, Overseer of the activity of
Olga W. Wad-ey School Paper teachers and students
Adviser
-Monitor BHW
Portia B. Ngollob School Head-TNHS

Maurice B. Baniswal School Head-TES

Lilia Jessica T. Ganacgac Brgy. Midwife

Jethro K. Agwaking SK Chairman - appropriates budget


for the activity

VIII. MONITORING AND EVALUATION


o Attendance Sheet
o Pictorials
o Tabulate volume of collected and segregated wastes.

Prepared by:

EDNA L. NGETEG
Health Scout Co-adviser

Reviewed by:

PORTIA B. NGOLLOB LILIA JESSICA T.


GANACGAC
Talubin NHS School Head Barangay Midwife

JETHRO K. AGWAKING MAURICE B. BANISWAL


SK Chairman Talubin ES School Head

Approved by:

VETERIANO L. DULAY
Punong Barangay
Republic of the Philippines
Cordillera Administrative Region
Mountain Province
Municipality of Bontoc
Barangay Talubin

NARRATIVE REPORT of the 2017 BONTOC DISTRICT MEET

The annual District Sports Meet was held at Bontoc on August 10-
13, 2017. The arrival was scheduled on the afternoon of Thursday. On
the 11th of August was the street parade then followed by the conduct of
the opening program at the Bontoc Central School. The municipal mayor
of Bontoc was invited as the Guest of Honor and Speaker who inspired the
athletes to do their best in during the competition. He assured the
athletes of his full support to the sports program of DepEd. After the
program at around 10 o’clock, the different games started immediately so
that no time will be wasted.

For Talubin National High School delegates, there were 48 students


who participated in the different events; They were accompanied by 10
coaches and volunteer parents and students who were kind enough to
cook food for the athletes. It’s also good to mention that there were also
members of the faculty who lend their personal cash just so the
delegation will have something to eat during the whole duration of the
District Meet, for the school has no available cash as of that time.

There were also people with a giving heart who donated food items
such as vegetables and patopat. Not all the games were finished on the
afternoon of Saturday due to unavoidable factors such as the bad weather
condition (during afternoon) making some of the outdoor games extended
until Sunday morning. The volleyball boys had to continue their games in
the morning of Sunday.
Finally, the games were finished before noon of Sunday. The
delegates had their lunch before homeward bound.

Prepared by
PETRA CHAOWAS GENEVIEIVE SONGDUAN
FREDDIE DALCOGEN
SK Chairperson SK Representative SK Representative

RANDALL MASA-EW AYRA FE BAWIYAN


SK Representative SK Representative
Noted by
VETERIANO L. DULAY
Punong Barangay

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