State Of the Children Address (SOCA) 2015 by Governor Albert S. Garcia (Province of Bataan, Philippines)

1. SOCA2015State Of the Children Address

2. Panimula
Mapabu5 ang kalagayan
At kinabukasan ng a5ng mga kabataan
Sa pamamagitan ng mga programa at serbisyo
Sa ilalim ng Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office

3. C H I L D
KATUWANG ANG
IBA’T IBANG
AHENSYA PROVINCIAL HEALTH OFFICE
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OFFICE
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL
GOVERNMENT
LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNITS
PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL
GOVERNMENT
BATAAN CHILD EMPOWERMENT COUNCIL,
KASAMAKA CBR INC, BCPC, LPPC, DAY CARE
WORKERS

4. The abovemen5oned government and nongovernment agencies are our partners in ensuring that the rights of every
child in our midst are upheld and protected. Protec5ng the rights of a child is not an op5on, but a responsibility, a
mandate that is anchored not only in the provisions of our Cons5tu5on but also in the United Na5ons Conven5on on
the Rights of the Child adopted by the UN General Assembly on November 20, 1989.

5. REPORT
SITUATIONER

6. PHO ACCOMPLISHMENT
AS OF OCTOBER 2014 TO APRIL 2015
RIGHT TO HEALTH
VITAMIN A
SUPPLEMENTATION
No. of Children
Served
6-11 months 7,944
12-59 months 65,108
6-59 months 73,052
Lactating Mothers 1,962
MNP
SUPPLEMENTATION
No. of Children
Served
6-11 months 1,555
12-23 months 3,068
DEWORMING No. of Children
Served
12-59 months 71,279
OPERATION TIMBANG PLUS
( WEIGHT FOR AGE STATUS)
No. of Children
Served
Total (R8)
0-71 months 91,210
Total Normal Weights 85,379 ( Prev. 93.61)
Total Under Weight 3,422 ( Prev. 3.75)
Total Severely Underweight 860 ( Prev. 0.94)
Total Over weight 1,549 ( Prev. 1.70)
OPERATION TIMBANG PLUS
( LENGTH/HEIGHT FOR AGE
STATUS)
No. of Children
Served
Total (R8)
0-71 months 91,180
Total N - 80,162 ( Prev. 87.92)
Total St - 6,761 ( Prev. 7.42)
Total SSt - 2,660 ( Prev. 2.92)
Total T - 1,597 ( Prev. 1.75)

7. PHO ACCOMPLISHMENT
AS OF OCTOBER 2014 TO APRIL 2015
RIGHT TO HEALTH
OPERATION TIMBANG PLUS
( WEIGHT FOR LENGTH/HEIGHT
STATUS)
No. of Children
Served
Total (R8)
0-71 months 89,504
With Normal Weights 83,660 ( Prev. 93.47)
Total Wasted 2,049 ( Prev. 2.29)
Total Severely Wasted 803 ( Prev. 0.90)
Total Overweight 1,927 ( Prev. 2.15)
ImmunizationANTIGENS
No. of Children
Served
PENTA 1 16
PENTA 2 24
PENTA 3 27
OPV1 58
OPV2 113
OPV3 108
MV 73
HepB 38
PHO OTHER
SERVICES
No. of Children
Served
IRON SUPPLEMENTATION
Infant-LBWT 153
12-59 months Children 1,553
Pregnant Mothers 2,068
Lactating Mothers 1,360
DENTAL ORAL HEALTH EXAMINATION
12-71 months Children 2,374

8. 2015
NATIONAL
“Komunidad at
pamahalaan,
magkaisa: Pang-
aabuso sa bata,
wakasan na!”
MONTH
CHILDREN’S
Lubhang napapanahon ang nasabing tema ng pagdiriwang dahil alam naman na4n na napakaraming mga
insidente ng pang-aabuso ang nagaganap laban sa mga kabataan, ang mas nakalulungkot pa, kung minsan
ay mga bata din ang may kagagawan ng mga pang-aabuso.

9. DEVICES
AWARDING
The Provincial
Government of Bataan &
The Provincial Council
on Disability Affairs thru
the leadership of
Governor Albert S.
Garcia In partnership
with Latter Day Saints
Charities
AND
ASSISTIVE
OF
MOBILITY
Sa pakikipagtulungan sa Provincial Council on Disablity Affairs at sa Chruch of laCer Day Saints Chari4es, 49
na batang may Cerebral Palsy ang nabigyan ng mobility assis4ve devices.

10. Free
Hearing
Aids
So The
World
345 hearing impaired
Bataeños whose ages
range from 3 to 88 were
among the beneficiaries
of free hearing aids from
the Starkey Hearing
Foundation.
Starkey
FoundaTon
May Hear
345 hearing impaired Bataeños whose ages range from 3 to 88 were among the beneficiaries of free hearing
aids from the Starkey Hearing Founda4on.

11. RIGHT OF THE
DISABLED CHILD TO
SPECIAL CARE
Number of children with
disability
Provision of Mobility Assistive
Devices to Children with Cerebral
Palsy were provided with
intermediate and supportive
wheelchairs
49 children

12. VISION
By year 2020, Bataan province will
be the preferred loca5on for eco-
industrial investments, leading to
the highest human development
index in the Phiippines

13. Hindi bababa sa 11, 582 mga bata na nasa edad 3-5 taon na nasa pangangalinga ng 65 na
Day Care Workers sa 63 day care centers sa buong probinsya ang nabibigyan ng early
childhood care and development services, sa ilalim ng PSWDO. Sa bilang na ito, 4, 770 ang
nakalahok sa katatapos lang na Provincial Children’s Congress at 18 ang lumahok sa
Regional Children’s Congress sa Clark, Pampanga.

14. RIGHT TO BE
PROTECTED FROM
ABUSE AND
NEGLECT
Bahay Panuluyan/Oplan Kalinga
Drop- In Center
41 Client served (January -
November 16, 2015)
Reintegrated to Family/Rela5ve 25
Discharged to Referring Party/Brgy.
Officials for further case disposi5on 9
Discharged to its respec5ve MSWDO's
for further case disposi5on 3
Current Wards 4

15. RIGHT TO SOCIAL SECURITY
Early
Childhood to
Adolescence
Day Care Services 11,582
Capacity Building for Day Care Workers
a. Seminar on Curriculum Planning 65 day care workers as pool of trainers
and 11, 582 day care children
(3-5 years to 13-17
years)
b. Training on the Use of Standard Manual
for Day Care Workers on Early Childhood
Care & Development Services
63 day care workers as pool of trainers
11, 582 day care children
Children’s Congress
approximately, 4,770 children
participated from 265 day care centers
province wide.
Participation of provincial winners in the
regional childrens congress held at SM Clark
Pampanga
18 provincial delegates participated in
the event
Supplemental Feeding to the Day Care of
Bataan Child Empowerment Council (BCEC)
Areas
389 day care children in Indigenous
communities
Health Services (Medical check-ups and
provision of vitamins and medicines for
common colds and flue
389 children
Provision of school supplies 389 children

16. RIGHT TO BE PROTECTED
FROM COMMERCIAL AND
SEXUAL EXPLOITATION
INDICATOR PROGRAMS/PROJECTS ACTIVITIES No. of Children Served Amount Utilized
Incidence of child labor
Provided livelihood assistance to parents of
children at risk at the following barangays:
Sisiman and Camaya , Mariveles; East
Daang Bago , Samal; Sta. Elena , Orion ,
Bataan
385 parents / guardian
beneficiaries of the
Kabuhayn para sa
Magulang ng Batang
Mangagawa (KASAMA)
livelihood assistance.
P 1,048,000.00
Presence/implementation of
adequate laws and programs
Conducted Orientation on RA 9231 ; the role
of the BCPC to the child laborers and
children at risks -- in Orani , Bataan ;
Camaya, Mariveles and the nine barangays
of Abucay, Bataan ; Three (3) barangays
were enroled and will be given Child Labor
Free Certifiation from the DOLE RO III
Regional Director
333 parents, barangay
officials , and other
stakeholders attended the
seminar
Snacks : P
16,650.00

17. RIGHT TO
EDUCATION INDICATOR
NO. OF
CHILDREN
SERVED
AMOUNT
UTILIZED
Gross Enrolment Rate in ECD 86.55% -5.20%
% of Grade I Pupil with ECD 86.55% 3.91%
Apparent Intake Rate in Grade I (6 yrs. old) 112.34% 0.00%
Net Intake Rate (NIR) Grade I 64.80% 0.00%
Gross Enrolment Rate (GER) 99.34% 0.00%
Net Enrolment Rate (Participation Rate)
87.56% 0.00%
Cohort Survival Rate 94.88% 3.12%
Coefficient of Efficiency 96.76% 1.54%
Years Input Per Graduate 6.2 0.1
Graduation Rate 98.76% -0.36%
Completion Rate 94.14% 3.65%
Promotion Rate 98.80% 0.57%
Repetition Rate 0.52% -0.06%
School Leaver Rate 1.15% -0.70%
Simple Drop-out Rate 0.51%
Retention Rate 98.67% 1.67%
Teacher - Pupil Ratio 1:37
Pupil:Textbook Ratio 1:01
Classroom:Pupil 1:35
Desk/Armchair:Pupil 1:01
Secondary school
Gross Enrolment 86.84% -1.76%
Participation Rate 71.71% 0.95%
Cohort Survival Rate 88.73% -3.15%
Coefficient of Efficiency 89.84% 4.86%
Years Input Per Graduate 4.45 -0.26
Promotion Rate 94.35% -0.40%
Repetition Rate 1.74% -1.47%
School Leaver Rate 3.91% -2.38%
Simple Drop-out Rate 2.33% -0.21%
Graduation Rate 97.30% -0.19%
Completion Rate 87.32% 7.31%
Retention Rate 95.78% -17.40%
Teacher - Pupil Ratio 1:38
Pupil:Textbook Ratio 1:01
Classroom:Pupil 1:46
Desk/Armchair:Pupil 1:01
Educational
programs
CONDUCTED
CAREER
GUIDANCE TO 11
SCHOOLS
2,158 HIGH
SCHOOL
STUDENTS

19. RIGHT TO
OPINION
Childhood to
Adolescence
(6-12 to 13-17 years old)
Recently the PCWC
coordinated with Dep Ed Re:
membership of Supreme
Student Council to PCWC
Provision of venue for
children's opinion to
be heard and
considered in planning
PCWC Monitoring initiatives on
the involvement of child
representative in the
organization 237 Barangay
Councils for the Protection of
Children Province wide

20. RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF
ASSOCIATION
Membership of
children in
associations and
organizations
Organization of Pag-
Asa Youth Associations
in Hermosa, Orani,
Samal, Abucay, Pilar,
Orion, Morong
1,761 Active
Members

21. Right to be save in emergency or
especially difficult circumstance ( e.g.,
armed conflict, child without family )
Incidence of
terminated
pregnancies
Operation of Bahay Panuluyan/
Oplan Kalinga Drop In Center
manage by the ProvincialSocial
Welfare & Development Office
(Home Life Services, Case
Management, Reintegration to
Families or referral to other
institutions for further
psychosocial interventions)

22. RIGHT TO INFORMATION
Maternal and
family
illiteracy
Conduct of Parent Effectiveness
Services as part of Day Care
Services (as tool in enhancing the
parents’ capability of fulfilling their
roles and responsibilities as
parents and key contibutors in
community development.

23. RIGHT TO REST AND
LIESURE
Childhood to
Adolescence
( 6-12 to 13-17 years )
children ages 3-5
Sensing Journey on Wild Life to
indigenous children and their
families. This is also in
commemoration with Family Day
364 children and
364 parents

24. RIGHT TO ADEQUATE
STANDARD OF LIVING
Access to potable
water
121, 342
Households
Level I 32304 (25.87%)
households
Leval II 10704 (8.57 %)
households
Level III 78334 (62.74%)
households
Employment and
Income
SPES BENEFICIARIES 1,000 STUDENTS
WORK APPRECIATION
PROGRAM 69 YOUTH

25. RIGHT TO LEGAL ASSISTANCE AND
APPROPRIATE JUDICIAL PROCESS
INDICATOR
PROGRAMS/PROJECTS
ACTIVITIES
NO. OF
CHILDREN
SERVED
Implementation of laws for
child protection
PSWDO provides assessment
of documents for Travel
Clearance to children who will
travel in foreign countries.
20

26. OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENT
OF PCWC
ü 11 Monthly Mee5ngs
ü Monitoring Visits for LCPC Func5onality Assessment
ü Assessment of Violence Against Women (VAW) Desk
ü Provision of Technical Assistance on the conduct of Capacity Building
to LCPCs
ü Amendments of Bataan Child Welfare Code
ü Issuance of PCWC Resolu5ons for the Incen5ves of Accredi_ed Day
Care Workers & 1% Fund Alloca5on to LCPC ini5a5ves

27. PanaTlihin po naTng isang child
friendly province ang Bataan.

28. Maraming salamat po!