Sample Project Proposal used for Reading and Writing (Grade 11-HUMSS S.Y. 2016 to 2017)

1. ACT4KIDS:
Activities for the Kids
(Learning, Enjoying, and
Socializing)

2. What is
‘ACT4KIDS’?

3. ACT4KIDS is a proposed
health-hygiene-training program by
the “Youth of the Nation” allocated
for forty (40) street children from
Nagcawa Street, Brgy. Cabcaben,
Mariveles, Bataan to be conducted
from April 28 to May 27, 2017.

4. Who are the
“Youth for the
Nation”?

5. “Youth for the Nation” is an
organization of youth advocates that
aims to help lessen the problems in
the society by conducting unsolicited
outreach programs and different
activities regarding various issues
such as poverty, malnutrition and
many more.

7. Who are these
street children?

8. Street children, as defined by
UNICEF, is any girl or boy who has
not reached adulthood, for whom
the street has become her or his
home and who is inadequately
protected, supervised or directed
by responsible adults.

10. Why the
street children?

11. Street children makes up 1 to
3% of the population of children in
the Philippines and they were the
ones usually exposed to the risks
such as drugs, malnutrition, human
trafficking, prostitution, and child
labor.

12. ACT4KIDS:
Activities for the Kids
(Learning, Enjoying, and Socializing)
A Project Proposal

13. TERMS OF
REFERENCE

14. PROJECT TITLE: ACT4KIDS: Activities
for the Kids (Learning,
Enjoying, and
Socializing)
TYPE OF
PROJECT:
Health-Hygiene-
Training

15. NUMBER OF
BENEFICIARIES:
Forty (40) street
children
LOCATION OF
BENEFICIARIES:
Nagcawa Street, Brgy.
Cabcaben, Mariveles,
Bataan

16. PROJECT
DURATION:
April 28 to May 27,
2017
AREA OF
PROJECT
IMPLEMEN-
TATION:
Nagcawa Street, Brgy.
Cabcaben, Mariveles,
Bataan

17. BUDGET
REQUIREMENT:
Php 10, 500.00
BUDGET
REQUESTED:
None

18. BACKGROUND/
SITUATIONAL
ANALYSIS

19. Street children are minors who
live and survive in the streets. They
often grow up in public landfills, train
stations, or under the bridges.

22. According to a 2015 report on
Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), there
were about 1.5 million street children in
the Philippines and most of them were
subjected to problems such as drugs,
malnutrition, human rights violations,
human trafficking, sexual exploitation,
prostitution, and child labor.

23. Because of this situation, the “Youth
for the Nation” group decided to propose
the project “ACT4KIDS” that will help
those street children to achieve their rights
as a child through a series of various
activities that they will surely enjoy during
the summer vacations and also to raise
awareness for the risks of being in the
streets.

24. PROJECT
OBJECTIVES

25. The ACT4KIDS Project aims to:
• Teach the children with the basics
of their rights as a child.
• Teach the children on how to take
care of their body.
• Help the children in socializing
with other children to gain friends.

26. • Unleash the hidden talent and
skills of the children.
• Conduct activities where in they
will not just enjoy but also learn.

27. EXPECTED
OUTCOME OF THE
PROJECT

28. By the end of this ACT4KIDS
Project on May 27, 2017, the children
that participated were expected to:
• Know their rights and
responsibilities as a child.
• Learn how to take care of
themselves by becoming healthy and
sanitary.

29. • Gain friends from the summer
program.
• Enhance their skills and talents
and utilize it.
• Enjoy and learn a lot of things.

30. RISK
MANAGEMENT
PLAN

31. 1. Children's Participation
The Activity Facilitators will
ensure that all the children that
attends the summer program will
participate in the activities given for
them.

32. 2. Children’s Health and Safety
The Facilitators and the Aides
will guarantee that the children will
be safe inside the premises.

33. 3. Peace and Order during the
Activities
The Facilitators and Aides will
make sure that there is peace and
order in the activity area during the
activities.

34. PROJECT
ORGANIZATION
AND STAFFING

35. Staff
Designated
Duties and Responsibilities Contact Person
Activity
Facilitator
Facilitate the activities
provided for the children.
Provide materials needed for
every activity.
Rhea Thesally
Sosa, Contact
Number
0905 296 8114
Program
Coordinator
Organize the sequence of
events during the outreach
program.
Arrange the activities that are
going to be held during the
program.
Cadidja Marie
Andrade, Contact
Number
0905 886 7207

36. Activity/
Food/
Hygiene/
Program
Aide
Assist the facilitator in
facilitating the activities such
as attending the needs of the
children.
Assist in giving foods to the
children.
Assist the health workers in
teaching the children with
proper hygiene.
Assist in the peace and order
during the program.
Christian
Bautista,
Fernando
Bermudez,
Neil Magtalas
Contact Number
0909 872 6445

37. Hygiene
Supervisor
Supervise the cleanliness
during the outreach program.
Benjamin Rosales
Health
Worker
Supervise the health related
activities to be conducted.
Charize Tuazon
Social
Worker
Supervise the welfare of the
children involve in the outreach
program.
Ian Veneracion

38. PROJECT
WORK PLAN

39. Phases of
the Project
Activity
Output/
Target
Indicator
Person-in-
Charge
April 28, 2017
Knowing Me,
Knowing You
To make the
children
comfortable with
each other, as
well as the staffs.
The children will
participate in
‘getting to know
you’ activities
prepared.
Rhea Thesally
Sosa
April 29, 2017
A Child with
Rights
To make the
children wary of
their basic rights
in the society.
The children will
be able to know
about their rights
and how to be
responsible with
it.
Fernando
Bermudez

40. May 5, 2017
Taking Care of My
Body
To make the
children learn on:
how to take care of
their bodies, how to
properly clean their
body, and things to
lessen or avoid to
become healthy.
The children will be
able to distinguish
the difference of
being healthy and
not. They will also
know how to
properly clean
themselves to stay
healthy.
Charize Tuazon
May 6, 2017
Cooking with Go,
Grow, and Glow
To make the
children
understand the
differences of the
Go, Glow, and
Grow foods by
letting them cook
their own healthy
food.
The children will
know the
classifications of
foods and how to
have a balanced
diet.
Babylyn Mojica

41. May 12, 2017
Tic-toc, It’s
Story Time
To let the
children
explore the
beauty of
literature.
The children
will be able to
share about
their favorite
fairy tale
stories.
Neil Robert
Magtalas
May 13, 2017 Art ATTACK
To explore and
enhance the
creativity of the
children.
The children
will be able to
showcase their
art skills
through art
works of their
preference.
Cadidja Marie
Andrade

42. May 19, 2017
A Game of
Joys
To enhance the
physical ability,
social skills and
the talents of
children when it
comes to
sports.
The children
will be able to
work with their
team mates
while engaging
with sports.
Christian
Bautista
May 20, 2017
Scavenger
Hunt
To make the
children
sharpen their
strategical
skills and team
work.
The children
will be able to
develop their
critical thinking
as well as their
camaraderie.
Rhea Thesally
Sosa, Cadidja
Marie Andrade,
Christian
Bautista

43. May 26, 2017 Star Trek
To let the
children
appreciate and
explore the
beauty of nature
and environment.
The children will
be able to see
the beauty of
nature through a
nature walk.
Jana Chris
Alonzo, Babylyn
Mojica, Fernando
Bermudez, Neil
Magtalas
May 27, 2017 Recognition Day
To recognize the
efforts of the
children during
the activities,
award them on
the events that
they participated
in, and know
what they have
learned from the
program.
The children will
be given medals
and certifications
as well as gifts
such as toys,
books, and
clothes given by
the program
staffs.
All ACT4KIDS
Staffs

44. DETAILED
BUDGET
REQUIREMENT

45. Budget Line
Item
Description
Amount
Needed
Proposed
Source/s
Multi-colored
Construction
Papers
Used for printed name
tags, certificates,
handouts, visual aids,
invitations, certificates,
and freebies.
Php 700
Donations from
the Project
Organizers
Permanent
Marker Pens
Used for activities. Php 175
Donations from
the Event
Organizers

46. Office Bond
Paper
Used for printed name
tags, certificates,
handouts, visual aids,
invitations, certificates,
and freebies.
Php 700
Donations from
the Project
Organizers
Office Printer
Used for printed name
tags, certificates,
handouts, visual aids,
invitations, certificates,
and freebies.
Php
2,500
Salary of the
Project
Organizers

47. 8-colored
Crayons
Used for activities. Php 100
Unsolicited
Donations
Multi-colored Art
Papers
Used for activities. Php 370
Donations from
the Event
Organizers
Scissors Used for activities. Php 100
Unsolicited
Donations
Non-toxic Glues Used for activities. Php 150
Unsolicited
Donations
Disposable
Utensils
Used for activities. Php 100
Unsolicited
Donations

48. Cardboard
Used for printed name
tags, certificates,
handouts, visual aids,
invitations, certificates,
and freebies.
Php 250
Donations from
the Event
Organizers
Yarn Used for the activities. Php 75
Unsolicited
Donations

49. PREPARED BY:
Rhea Thesally R. Sosa
Project Organizer, Youth Advocate
MEMBERS:
Cadidja Andrade, Fernando Bermudez, Christian
Bautista, Neil Magtalas, Jana Alonzo, Babylyn Mojica