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Community profile of_barangay_baguinay
- 1. COMMUNITY PROFILE OF BARANGAY BAGUINAY
- 2. BARANGAY BAGUINAY •Baguinay is a barangay in the municipality of Manaoag, in the province of Pangasinan. Its population as determined by the 2015 Census was 2,369. This represented 3.41% of the total population of Manaoag.
- 3. BARANGAY OFFICIAL Barangay Chairman: Eduardo C. Ayap Barangay Council's: 1. Gina C. Palma 2. Harry Tabadero 3. Feliciano Manuel 4. Jerry Batulan 5. Alex Cortez 6. Balong Obando 7. Jennifer Santos Barangay Secretary: Noeme Rivera Brgy.treasurer: Frances Mae Tabadero
- 4. What’s in Baguinay? Barangay Baguinay’s Barangay Hall -This is where the lowest elected administrative division of the Philippines stay. This is where the barangay captain often hold its office. The elected barangay council will also hold its meetings here.
- 5. Baguinay’s Health Center -This is barangay Baguinay’s community based and patient- directed health center. Its goal is to provide first aid, maternal and child health care, diagnosis of social diseases, and other basic health services to all the members of the community.
- 6. Barangay Baguinay’s Schools - From a Day Care center up until high school, Baguinay is composed of 3 learning facilities.
- 7. The Road from Farm to Market -Farm to market is a state road that connects rural or agricultural areas to market towns. These are better quality roads that farmers and ranchers use to transport products to market towns or distribution centers.
- 8. Basketball Court -This is where the people of Baguinay play the most famous sport in our country, Basketball. As we Filipinos, we are fond of playing basketball. This is where the barangay liga is held.
- 9. Church -This is the local church of Baguinay. This is where the people of Baguinay go when its Sunday. This is where they held their religious activities, particularly for worship services.
- 10. The Famous Pine Tree -As we know, Pine trees are only found on places that are cold, particularly in Baguio. But, the people in Baguinay are proud that they were able to grow this so called tree.