MUNICIPAL

SOCIAL
WELFARE
AND
DEVELOPMEN
T OFFICE
ACCOMPLISHME
NT
REPORT

2021
 VISION

THE MSWDO ENVISIONS THE

ATTAINMENTOF AN EMPOWERED
COMMUNITY WITH AN EMPOWERED,
PSHYCO-SOCIALLY FUNCTIONAL
INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS AND PEOPLE’S
ORGANIZATION THRU COMMITTED
SERVICE PROVIDERS.

MISSION

EFFICIENT DELIVERY OF SOCIAL WELFARE

AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS AND
SERVICES TO DISAVANTAGE SECTORS OF
OUR SOCIETY: (FAMILIES, WOMEN,
CHILDREN, YOUTH, ELDERLIES, PERSONS
WITH DISABILITIES, AND SOLO PARENTS)

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.INTRODUCTION

2.HIGHLIGHTS OF Accomplishments

3.SUMMARY OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS

4.SUPPORT/AUGMENTATION OF OTHER Agencies

A. Provincial social welfare and

development office
B. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE
AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
C. OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
D. OFFICE OF THE CONGRESSMAN

5.ADDENDUM

6.Photo Documentation

INTRODUCTION
The world today is under the threat of Covid-19 Pandemic. A situation were countries
around the world are working hard combating the disease, focusing its attention thru various
strategies, programs, setting aside more budget to mitigate and to combat the threat.
 Our country is not exempted from such threat. So, on the onset of pandemic, although
unprepared, the government, through creation of Task Force from the National down to the
local levels, and the exercise of Emergency Powers of the President, the government were able
to help families affected by providing intervention to augment the basic needs of the families
with or without regular income.

The Municipality thru the concerted efforts and pooling of resources were able to assist
almost all the families. Each were able to received food packs, hygiene kits utilizing the MDRRM
funds both barangay and municipal units.

As the time progresses people found it hard to adjust in the situation especially on the
restrictions stipulated under the ECQ and GCQ declaration of the place. Most of their livelihoods
were severely affected and they could not do and go the usual things they’re doing.

In order the respond to such condition, the national government thru the Department
of Social Welfare and Development implemented the SAP Program to respond to the economic
needs of the families by providing 5,000.00 to families eligible under the policies and guidelines
of the program.

Several challenges were met during the implementation of the program. The selection
of probable beneficiaries was the most critical period, but with the coordination to the Barangay
Secretaries and with the guidance of the Memorandum Circulars and Policies of the program,
the selection made it lighter. However, during the actual payout, we were being ridiculed and
publicly humiliated.

For those families who were not qualified to the SAP program, the Municipality
extended ACCAP (Alcantara Covid-19 Crisis Assistance Program) composed 1 sack of rice (25
Kilos) groceries worth 1,500.00, cash worth 1,000.00 and 500.00 worth of meat/ poultry and fish
products.

The Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office were able to extend several and
regular welfare programs and services in spite of such situation. Funds intended were utilized
according to services and program planned. Sectors such as Senior Citizen, PWD, and Children
were served with different programs and services intended for them. Aside from the local
program, Family Heads and Needy Adults were also served thru the interventions and
augmentation from the National, Provincial Agencies.

HIGLIGHTS OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS

A. FAMILY WELFARE PROGRAM:

 The office was able to serve families who were in need of financial assistance for
medical, burial, educational, food assistance thru AICS Program. Each receive monetary
assistance during the crisis situation of families and individuals.

There also couples who are planning to get married attended the Pre-Marriage
Counselling Session to equipped them on the parental roles and responsibilities as they enter
marriage and start a family.

Families with teen age pregnancy problems underwent counselling together with the
minor as they prepare themselves for the responsibility and public humiliation.

Another family was visited to give counselling to the minor who was caught stealing
money from the owner of the house where she is staying. The case was reported to the Police
Station, and was referred to the office for intervention.

Families and individuals were referred to the Provincial Social Welfare and Development
office for augmentation of financial assistance for medical as the family could not support the
expenses during the confinement in the Romblon Provincial Hospital, Isaiah, Tablas and Rovillios
Hospitals. Burial assistance was also extended especially if expenses were beyond their earnings
and municipal assistance is not enough.

The Office of the Governor were able to reach out 1,583 families, individuals whose
source of income were most affected due to pandemic. They were able to receive an amount of
500.00 as COVID -19 response amounting to a total of 791,500.00.

Likewise, the Office of the Congressman allocated an amount of 200,000.00 for Aid to
individuals and families who were in Crisis Situation were 42 families benefited the program.

The National Government thru DSWD extended also financial assistance to our referred
clients especially those who were in Manila for treatment and further evaluation of the case.

In order to avail big discount on their bills during confinement at tertiary hospital a case
study was submitted to the end user of the documents.

Because of the El Nino Phenomenon, 40 farmers who were greatly affected were
extended financial help in the amount of 2,400.00 thru Food for Work Program.

B. CHILD AND YOUTH WELFARE PROGRAM:

There were 480 children serve at 17 Child Development Centers thru Day Care Service
program. The implementation of the program was spearheaded by 17 Child Development
Workers as Service Providers.
 Even with the present situation, the program was still extended to the children thru
modular scheme. Before the implementation, parents were met to orient on the mode of
learning at the DCC. After which Modules were distributed house to house by the Child
Development Workers. Some parents assisted the in distributing and retrieval of the modules.

As the municipality’s augmentation, they were provided with office supplies and 1
printer to fast tract the production of modules and to cope up with the schedules.

Along with the program is the support of the National Government thru DSWD.
Supplementary Feeding Program was implemented. Its objective is to decrease the prevalence
of malnutrition among preschoolers and ensure that by providing nutri-packs for twice a day
feeding the nutritional status will be safeguarded.

Each child enrolled were allocated and amount of 15.00 for 120 days. Due to the
present situation, the program was converted into twice a day feeding making it for 60 days. The
program started on October 23, 2020 and ended on January 21, 2021.

Because of the support of the LGU, and the commitment of every Service Providers, the
municipality were able to receive an award of Most Promising LGU and Most Outstanding SFP
Focal Person.

C. PERSONS WITH DISABILITY:

This sector was not left neglected. During the early implementation of COVID-19
response services for families affected with Covid-19, they were among those who received food
packs and other commodities extended by the municipal and barangay units.

There also 16 PWD members and children of PWD’s who were able to avail the
Educational Assistance and 36 members enrolled for Social Pension in the amount of 500.00 a
month. There were also 72 members who received the Pamaskong Handog Noche Buena packs
so they could celebrate Christmas with additional food preparation.

The office also extended assistive devices in the forms of wheel chairs and quad canes.
There were 4 pwd’s who were recipient of the device.

Since the fund for the sector was limited, they were referred to the PSWD for augmentation.
There were 15 clients who were regular recipient of medicines for epileptic patients and those
with mental problems. The Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office is also
continuously implementing the Social Pension Program for PWD in the amount of 500.00 a
month in which there were 110 beneficiaries from this municipality. To date, they been under
this program for 5 years already.

The PWD office were able to issued ID cards and booklets to new members.
D. SENIOR CITIZENS:

Not all planned programs were implemented due to the pandemic situation. More so this
vulnerable sector was among those stipulated in the health protocols. They could not go out so
the programs and activities that were intended for them were not conducted.

However, it was given consideration to re- program the fund so on the month od December
those who were bedridden and totally blind indigent members were able to received food
supplies in the more than 2,000.00 each.

Before the Pandemic, the Program Kahuntahan ng mga Katandaan sa Kanayunan (KKK) was
implemented. The objective of the program is to foster comradery among members, sharing of
experiences, telling stories and socialization. These made the members felt that they are still
important and still part of community development.

National Program were still implemented. Those who were regular Social Pension
beneficiaries were able to enjoy the benefits. The DSWD personnel paid home visitation and
delivered their pension right at the homes of those sick and bedridden members. Those who
were able, were gathered at the covered court of every barangays observing the health
protocols to received their pension.

Aside from the social pension, there were also senior citizens who benefited from the,
Unconditional Cash Transfer (UCT) Program in the amount of 200.00 amount.

There were also SC members who are living alone were able to received benefits under
Social Amelioration Program in response to Covid -19 Pandemic in the amount of 5,000.00

In spite of the present situation, the OSCA office were able to issue ID cards and booklets to
new members and renewal of ID for those who lost the cards and for chance of signature into
thumbmarks.

Meeting with the barangay Presidents were still conducted just to update the members
regarding the program especially those programs implemented by the Provincial government.

SUMMARY OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS PER

PROGRAM/SECTOR
 A. FAMILY WELFARE PROGRAM

PROGRAM/PROJECTS NUMBER SERVED BUDGET IF ANY

1. Pre-Marriage 54 (27 pairs)
Counselling
2. AICS 312 559,500.00
3. Issuance of Municipal 310
Indigency
4. Referral to Other 310
Agency
5. Preparation of Social 6
Case Study Reports
6. Home Visitation 28
7. Counselling Service 4
8. Total 714 559,500.00

B. SENIOR CITIZENS SECTOR

PROGRAM/PROJECTS NUMBER SERVED BUDGET IF ANY

1. Death Aid (AICS) 34 68,000.00
2. Assistance to Bedridden 43 95,000.00
and Blind Indigent SC
3. KKK Program 240 25,000.00
4. Issuance of SC ID Cards,
Medicine Booklets, and
Basic Commodities
Booklets
1. Basic/Medicine
a. New 240
b. Renewal 5

2. ID Cards 30
a. New 60
b. Renew
5. Honorarium for OSCA 1 60,000.00
6. Employment of Casual 3 67,320.00
Worker
7. Provision of Telephone 1 6,000.00
expenses to OSCA Head
8. Provision of Office 17,200.00
Supplies
9. Provision of 3 3,000.00
 Sphygmomanometer
10. Total 657 341,520.00

C. PERSONS WITH DISABILITY

PROGRAM/PROJECTS NUMBER SERVED BUDGET IF ANY

1. Social Pension to PWD 12 72,000.00
2. Social Pension to PWD 24 144,000.00 (GAD)
3. Pamaskong Handog 72 80,000.00
4. Educational Assistance 16 48,000.00
5. Honorarium for Focal 1 60,000.00
6. Purchased Assistive 3 Wheel chairs 23,000.00
Device
7. Issuance of ID Cards and
Booklets
c. Renewal 48
d. New 8
e. Booklets
New 8
Renewal 26
8. Issuance of Assistive
Device:
a. Wheel Chair 2 14,000.00
b. Cane, Quad Cane 2 3,000.00

9. Referral to PSWDO 32
10. Employment of Casual 3 67,320.00
employee
TOTAL 217 511,320.00

D. CHILDREN AND YOUTH

PROGRAM/PROJECTS NUMBER SERVED BUDGET IF ANY

1. Day Care Service 50,000.00 (Supplies and
Program 480 Materials
2. Honorarium for Day 510,000.00
 Care Workers 12
3. Pamaskong Handog 336 80,000.00
4. Vitamin
Supplementation 480 (MHO)
among Day Care
Children
5. Deworming among Day 480
Care Children (MHO)
TOTAL 828 640,000.00

Total Clients Served Total Budget Utilized

2,416 2,092,660.00

SUPPORT AUGMENTATION OF PROVINCIAL SOCIAL WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE,

OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR, AND DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT
OFFICE

I. PROVINCIAL SOCIAL WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE:

PROGRAM/PROJECTS NUMBER SERVED BUDGET IF ANY

 1. Social Pension for PWD 110 660,000.00
2. Issuance of Health 280 1,4000,000.00
Cards
3. AICS 21 121,267.00
4. Maintenance Medicine
for Epileptic and with
mental health problems 15 53,421.46
5. Incentives for 95 years
old and above 1 50,000.00
6. Honorarium for Day
Care Workers 17 204,000.00
7. Educational Assistance
for Pwd, Solo Parents
children and Children of
PWD Members 22 76,000.00
8. COVID -19 Response 400 200,000.00
9. Incentives to Federation 1 12,000.00
President of SC
10. Incentives to Federation 1 12,000.00
President of PWD
11. FA for totally/partially 291,000.00
damaged houses 97
12. Enrolled in Philhealth
Program 40
TOTAL 998 2,958,688.00

II. OFFICE OF THE GOVERNEOR

PROGRAM/PROJECTS NUMBER SERVED BUDGET

COVID-19 response to
families and individuals 1,583 791,500
whose source of
income were affected
Total 1,583 791,500.00

III. OFFICE OF THE CONGRESSMAN

PROGRAM/PROJECTS NUMBER SERVED BUDGET

AICS 39 200,000.00

IV. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

PROGRAM/PROJECTS NUMBER SERVED BUDGET IF ANY

1. Pantawid Pamilyang 3,839 14,395,085.00
 Pilipino Program
2. Social Pension for 1,384 8,304,000.00
Senior Citizen
3. Unconditional Cash
Transfer Program
a. Senior Citizen 1,269 3,069,600.00
b. Poor Families 398 955,200.00

4. SAP
a. Regular 3,179 15,895,000.000
b. 4P’s Cash Card 839 3,270,400
c. 4P’s LGU Tranfer 57 208,350.00
5. Supplimentary Program 480 children 864,000.00
6. Food Packs (810) 810 families 364,500.00
7. Malong 300 90,000.00
8. Kitchen Kit 10 5,000.00
9. Food for Work For
Farmers (El Nino 40 96,000.00
Assistnce)
10. Sustainable Livelihood 88 1,320,000.00
Program
11. AICS 35 280,000.00
12. AICS (Congressional 48 200,000.00
Fund
Total 12,776 49,317,135.00

AGENCY NUMBER SERVED BUDGET

1. LGU- ALCANTARA 2,416 2,092,660.00
2. PSWDO 998 2,958,688.00
3. GOVERNO’S OFFICE 1,583 791,500.00
4. OFFICE OF THE 34 200,000.00
CONGRESSMAN
5. DSWD 12,776 48,837,135.00
GRAND TOTAL 17,807 54,879,983.00

Note: Clients served received 2 or 3 types of different programs and services.

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