Don Bosco Pugad Annual Accomplishment Report 2011 I. Case Management

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DON BOSCO PUGAD

Annual Accomplishment Report 2011

I. CASE MANAGEMENT
For the year 2011, Don Bosco Pugad has catered to 86 youth
coming from the different provinces.

Admission:
Out of 86 youth, 33 were newly admitted. Table below shows
the distribution of the newly admitted per places of origin.

Places of Origin Number of Migrants

Oriental Mindoro 6
Negros Occidental 1
Quirino 2
Batangas 4
Laguna 1
Palawan 1
Negros Oriental 2
Quezon City 2
Bohol 2
Occidental Mindoro 1
Romblon 6
Bulacan 2
Masbate 1
Makati 1
Camarines Norte 1

Total 33

The 33 newly admitted migrants were either referred to the


center by priest, nuns, and concerned citizens, by former
Pugad pupils, relatives, acquaintances, and institutions
and/or by simply walking in.

Categories of the Newly Admitted Migrants:


The following table shows the number of the newly admitted
migrants per category:
Categories of Newly Admitted Migrants
Street Child
1 or 3%

OSY
12 or 36% Migrant
Youth
18 or 55%

Indigent
2 or 6%

Of the 33, 18 were considered as Migrant Youth or youth


coming from nearby or distant provinces who are seeking
possible employment or possible admission to Don Bosco
Technical Institute; 12 youth, on the other hand were
categorized as Out-of-School Youth (OSY); 2 were considered as
indigent while 1 street child was referred in the center for
provision of shelter & educational needs.

Discharged:

Of the 33 admitted, 7 were discharged for the year 2011- 12


due to house rules violations, 3 exit voluntarily, 1 abscond
while 1 (street child) was reunited to his family in the
province.

Profile of the old Clienteles:

Categories:

Graph & Table show the categories of the old Migrants and
their Places of Origin:
Categories of Old Migrants
2 or 3.8%

15 or 28.3%
OSY
MY
36 or 67.9% CICL/Neglected

Of the 53 old migrants, 36 were considered as MY; 15 were


considered as OSY while 2 were considered under the categories
of CICL and/or Neglected.

Places of origin
Laguna 6
Pampanga 2
Oriental Mindoro 6
Palawan 1
Ifugao 3
Cebu 3
Negros Oriental 2
Mandaluyong City 2
Quirino Province 2
Misamis Oriental 1
Quezon City 3
W. Samar 1
Romblon 6
Bulacan 2
Batangas 4
Surigao del Sur 1
N. Cotabato 2
Iloilo 1
Bohol 1
Camarines Norte 1
Calayan Island 1
Leyte 1
Camarines Sur 1
Total 53
Of the 53 old migrants, 24 were discharged from the center-
10 were employed after they have finished their OJTs, 3 exit
voluntarily, 1 due to health reason, 6 had their OJTs at
different places/ decided to live independently, 1 abscond
while 3 migrants were discharged due to violation of house
rules.

Educational Profile of the Migrants:

Don Bosco Pugad’s goal is to produce productive young


men equip with knowledge, skills and positive attitude.
Thus, the center addresses the needs of its beneficiaries
by assisting them with their needs especially in the
aspect of education.

Through giving school supplies as well as assisting


the students in the processing of their documents and
through coordinating from the different schools, the
center’s beneficiaries have better chances to be
considered or admitted in nearby schools such as Don
Bosco Technical Institute-Technical Vocational Education
& Training Center (DBTI-TVET) , University of Makati,
Rizal Technological University, Maya Kitchen, AMA Makati,
Philippine Women’s University, PCCR, CEU Makati, Bangkal
High School and Pio del Pilar Elementary School.

Aside from these, the center also looks for possible


sponsors who can shoulder the educational expenses/
tuition fees of the students. For this year, at least 8
migrants became Caritas scholars, 1 student became a full
scholar of Alviar Medical Laboratories, 1 student became
a scholar of Ms. Carmen Prieto, 3 students became
beneficiaries of Fr. Richard Varela,4 migrants became
beneficiaries/scholars of Accenture while at least 4
students were given an amount of P5,000.00 (from a walk-
in church parishioner) each in order to lessen their
tuition fees.

While the center continues to look for possible


benefactors, the center also has its own full time
scholars. These students were being supported because
they have shown good performance as well as positive
behaviors inside the center. These 5 scholars are taking
up BS Education, BS Tourism and Management, Customer
Service Associate and BS Criminology.

Graph below shows the percentage of migrants enrolled


in different schools:

Distribution of Students per School


St. Scholastica Bangkal
PCCR 2% 2%
2% PWU
2%
CEU Makati RTU
2% 7%
Pio del Pilar
5%
Maya Kitchen
7%
AMA Mkt.
DBTI-TVET
1%
65%
Umak
5%

For the year 2011, the center has 57 students studying


at nearby schools and universities. Table above indicates
that 38 or 65 % are studied at Don Bosco Technical
Institute- Technical Vocational Education & Training
Center taking up Automotive, Industrial Automation,
General Electrician, Ref and Air Con Technician, Fitter
Machinist and Electro Mechanical Technician.

3 or 5 % of students took up BS in Finance, Customer


Service Associates and Information Technology at the
University of Makati.

1 student took up Information Technology at AMA


Makati, 1 is took BS Tourism and Management at CEU
Makati, 1 student studied Criminology at PCCR, 1 took 1-
Yr. Culinary Arts at the Philippine Women’s University in
Manila while 1 took 1-Yr. Diploma course in Music at St.
Scholastica Manila.

4 migrants studied BS Education at Rizal Technological


University in Mandaluyong City while 4 migrants took 1-
month Culinary Arts course at the Maya Kitchen (3 of the
Maya Kitchen graduates also took ALS High School).

On the other hand, the center also has 2 students who


took ALS Elementary and another one who studied as a
regular 4th Yr. High School students.

Out of the 57 students, the center produced 22


graduates- 17 automotive, Ref and Air Con Technician,
General Electrician, Fitter Machinist and Industrial
Automation coming from DBTI-TVET; 1 graduate of 1-Yr.
Culinary Arts from PWU and 4 migrants who have graduated
in ALS High School and from the Maya Kitchen.

Note that out of the 17 graduates of DBTI-TVET, 1


became a scholar of Porsche, Mandaluyong City. He was
eventually hired as a trainee before he became an
employee of the said company. He is now working presently
in the Middle East.

Most of the graduates from DBTI-TVET were absorbed


immediately by the companies where they had their OJTs.
Such companies were Isuzu Gencars, Makati, Pitus in
Baguio City, Technolux in Makati, Ford Libis, Isuzu
Batangas, Fravinz Enterprises Incorporated in Cavite and
Porsche in Mandaluyong City.

1 migrant who has finished 1-Yr. Culinary Arts has


been recently employed at the Hotel Intercon in Makati
City as a chef while the 4 migrants who took 1-month
Culinary Arts had their OJTs at Bizu, Sima and the Manila
Catering Center. Recently, one of them was hired as the
head cook at the center’s owned Coffee and Saints.
The rest of the students were either continuing their
education as regular students, OJTs or have decided to
stop due to encountered school problems or have been
discharged from the center due to house rules violations.

II. PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

BIO-PHYSICAL PROGRAM

As a center promoting Healthy environment, Don Bosco


Pugad ensures that its members will be with their needs
especially on their health.

The Bio-Physical Program deals with the structure of


the center, the health of the migrants as well as
providing the training of the migrants in home life
routines.

The Bio-Physical Program is divided into three major


components- Home Care, Health & Nutrition, and Physical
Development.

1. HOME CARE

For this year, there are no major repairs/ renovations


that have been done in the center except for the
repainting of half of the former recreation area which
has been converted into a tailoring shop.

With the help of Hands On Manila and corporate


companies, Pancake House and Azucarera de San Pedro, the
walls of the tailoring shop were repainted/ improved to
make the room more conducive and aesthetic.

Ensuring that the center still provides potable/ safe


water to the customers of Bosco’s Spring and to the
center’s migrants, the center regularly gets sample of
the water to be forwarded to the Makati Health Department
& Aqua Lab to be checked. Mr. Mario Pada, Maintenance-
in-Charge also cleans and fixes the center’s water tank.
He is also in-charge of the repairing and maintaining of
center’s facilities and electricity as needed.

Lastly, in order to maintain the center’s cleanliness


and orderliness, the center has Bio-Physical Committee
who is in-charge of cleaning the center.

Migrants who are part of the said committee are


assigned to the different areas of the center in which
they would clean every day. Every Saturday, the center
conducts once-a-week general cleaning wherein all
migrants along with the volunteers clean the whole
center.

The center also assigns migrants on the kitchen to do


the marketing and to cook food for the center. every
three months, the center designates new sets of migrants
to man or handle the kitchen.

2. HEALTH & NUTRITION

For the year 2011, the center has documented the


following cases:

1. 28 cases of Fever & flu


2. 3 cases of Mild Dengue
3. 4 cases of Dengue
4. 1 case of Migraine
5. 1 case of Hemorrhoids (almoranas)
6. 1 case of suspected pneumonia
7. 2 cases of wound/ accident during basketball
games
8. 6 cases of cough
9. 2 cases of UTI
10. 1 case of GERD
11. 2 cases of chickenpox
12. 1 case of suspected TB
13. 1 case of asthma
14. 3 cases of colds
15. 2 cases of sore eyes
16. 2 migrants who were beaten with bedbugs

In order to address these cases, the center has


infirmary room where the migrants that have serious
illnesses stay. We also have a medicine cabinet located
at the office for better access.

The center also allows the migrants to have bed rest


and or allow them to rest or go home to stay with their
families to recuperate. As for the cases of bed bugs, the
center addressed it by fixing their beds as well as
putting insecticides.

The center also refers its clienteles to Dr. Ted


Alviar of the Alviar Medical Laboratories for free
consultation and discounted laboratory examination.

For serious illnesses, the center refers the


patients to nearby hospitals and clinics like Don Bosco
School Clinic, Ospital ng Makati, Hospicio de San Jose
and the Makati Medical Center.

As for the medical check-up, 2 migrants had their


medical check-up. 1 migrant consulted his ears for he is
having a hard time hearing. The result was he had mild
hearing loss and he was advised to consult ENT. The
migrant however did not follow-up.

One migrant also had his throat check-up because his


saliva had mixture of blood. He had it consulted and the
doctor said that his throat had scratches. Laboratory
results indicated that that his throat has no illnesses
or ailment/s.
6 migrants and 2 staff availed free ECG check-up
courtesy of Dr. Alviar last July 2011.

10 migrants and center’s houseparent attended


orientation on how to use Philhealth cards last September
14, 2011 at the Brgy. Hall of Pio del Pilar. Afterwhich
they have received their own Philhealth Cards. Likewise,
they also renwed their Yellow Cards.

Last December 30, 2011, Dr. Alviar gave flu vaccines


to 18 migrants and staff who stayed in the center. the
said vaccines are being provided so that the
beneficiaries will stay free from flu for the whole year.

Free dental services are still being given by Dr.


Obispo. For this year, at least 39 migrants benefited in
these services.

Every Saturday, the stockroom-in-charge provides the


migrants with toiletries such as laundry bars, bath
soaps, toothpastes, shampoos, toothbrushes and
deodorants.

For the year 2011, the center provided toiletries to


53 migrants. Please note that not all migrants are
provided with toiletries. On-the-Job trainees, center’s
scholars and Junior Staff are not included for they are
receiving allowances from the center and from the
companies where they are taking up their OJTs.

The center also provides bath towels, blankets,


pillows, slippers, clothes as need arises and/or if
stocks are available.

As to maintain the health of their body, the center


or kitchen in particular, provides food thrice a day. The
center also provides mineral water for our boys to drink.
3. PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT

Last May 2011, 16 migrants and three staff were


treated to a 1 day rest/ tour sponsored by Ms. Mariz
Katigbak.

They were treated with a whole day of swimming,


eating, playing and visiting Mt. Carmel Church as well as
the family house of Segunda Katigbak, the first love
interest of our national hero, Dr. Jose P. Rizal.

Third Sunday of the month is allotted for the


monthly swimming of the migrants. The migrants are
allowed to use DBTI-TVET’s swimming pool to relax and to
exercise.

Every after lunch and dinner, the migrants are


allowed to have 1-hr. break which they spend on either
playing basketball, study or to have a rest.

SOCIO- EMOTIONAL & DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

The Socio-Emotional & Development Program is designed


to promote the following goals: 1. To enhance the self-
esteem of the migrants through performing/ showcasing
their talents in singing, dancing and or performing in
the different committees where they are being grouped at
and 2. To develop their socialization skills.

This program also enhances the migrants’ reasoning


skills, appreciativeness on the different cultures and to
become aware on the current and past issues of our
country through letting them watch thematic movies,
theatrical plays and or news & sports programs.

Annually, the center provides the migrants with


programs such as Everybody’s Day, Post Valentines Party &
Christmas Party for the migrants’ enjoyment. And in every
occasion, the center’s staff makes sure that they will
invite guests coming from different universities such as
University of Makati, Asia Pacific College & Don Bosco
Technical Institute as well as Non Government
Organizations like the Virlanie Foundation to grace
center’s celebrations.

Everybody’s Day piloted in 2010 and since then, the


center celebrates or conducts this activity monthly to
celebrate the birthdays of our clienteles.

Last January 2011, Don Bosco Pugad celebrated


Everybody’s Day cum 1 Past Pupils’ Home Coming. The said
st

activities were celebrated on the feast day of St. John


Bosco which was celebrated on the 29th of January.

There were about 65 past pupils and staff who joined


the present migrants & center’s staff. A Thanksgiving
Mass was celebrated at first to be followed by the oath
taking of the newly elected Past Pupil Officers. Games,
intermission numbers both from the past & present
migrants and dinner followed to the delight of the
participants.

Testimonies or success stories of the past pupils


were heard and lastly, Pugad’s Theme Song, “Mula sa
Pugad” was sung by the Past Pupils.

Annual Post Valentines Party was held last February


26 at St. John Bosco Covered Court. For this occas

The migrants as well their guests had a good time


especially during the Getting to know Game as well as
Dance for All wherein the migrants invited their partners
to have ballroom dancing.

Different organizations- Government and Non-


Government reached to the center’s beneficiaries- In
celebration of Mayor Jun-Jun Binay and Congresswoman
Monique Lagdameo’s birthdays, San Lorenzo Baranggay
Officials organized a party last August 15, 2011 for the
said officials at Don Bosco gym wherein the Pugad boys
were treated with foods, entertainment as well as bags
with toiletries.

In celebration of its 71st anniversary, NSO also had


a gift giving and forum on the Birth Registration for the
Pugad boys.

Baranggay Officials of San Lorenzo also invited the


boys to watch Noli Me Tangere, the Musical at the
Cultural Center of the Philippines. At least 27 migrants
and staff watched the play.

For the month of October, 4 migrants became Makati


voters.

For the month of November, Total Research Company


treated the migrants with an early Christmas treat. The
company treated the migrants with games, refreshments and
toiletries. In return, several youth performed dance and
song numbers.

4 migrants and 3 staff attended the culmination


activity of Hands On Manila at the SMX Convention Center
at the Mall of Asia in Pasay City.

The said activity is the culmination activity


organized by Hands On Manila in order to gather the
sponsor companies as well as partner agencies.

Resorts World Manila also invited the center to


watch The Sound of Music, the Musical. Resorts Worlds
treated 23 migrants and 3 staff to watch the play.

Flames of Fire treated the migrants by holding a


Christmas Party last December 14, Salesian Youth Ministry
also invited the center’s beneficiaries in a Christmas
Party while the center also had its annual Christmas
Party for the migrants last December 23, 2011.
Twice or thrice a week, the center provides
entertainment as well as informative activities for the
migrants.

Every Friday, the center plays movies in the center


hallway. Prior to this, the Center Director & or the
Guidance Counselor reviews the movies first before
playing it on the television set.

The center also allows the migrants to watch


television shows such as basketball games and news
programs on occasional basis. Newly purchased television
set and projector were being placed at the hallway
everytime that the migrants will watch movies/ shows.

As an addition, the center also provides newspapers


and books located in the hallway and in the library to
help the migrants become aware of the current issues and
to aid the migrants with added knowledge.

Bro. Antonio Caspellan, resident guidance counselor


renders guidance & counseling & or advise givings to the
migrants.

For the year 2011, 1 migrant has been given advised


by the social worker in dealing with his personal and
family problems.

Last July 2011, the center had its annual Migrant


Youth Election. A new batch/ set of officers have been
elected to help the staff and the center in the
implementation of programs and services.

The center also recognizes the efforts or


performances of the migrants inside the center and even
in school.

Last October 23, batch 74 & 75 graduates were


recognized by the center by having its own recognition
day held at the center’s Audio Visual Room. The parents/
relatives of the graduates for a simple lunch as well to
witness their sons/relatives graduate inside the center.

INTELLECTUAL MENTAL & SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

Aside from the knowledge and skills that the school


provides, as Part of the center’s programs, the center
also provides added knowledge and skills to its
beneficiaries by equipping them with skills in various
livelihood programs as well as additional learnings.

Every migrant that are being admitted in the center


are being placed to the different livelihood program for
them to study and they are being rotated/ placed to other
programs with every three months.

Since the center wants its youth to impart skills on


the migrants, the center assigns Junior Staff to teach
the migrants.

The migrants are being placed to the bakeshop,


breadshop, Coffee and Saints, Bosco’s Spring and the
Tailoring Shop which was opened recently.

Here in these departments, the migrants were taught


to bake breads,how to make peanut butter & bagoong, how
to manage a breadshop and coffee shop, how to cook
viands, bibingka & puto bumbong and serve the customers,
how to operate a water refilling station and how to make
bags out of sacks and tarpoulines.

Aside from what the center teaches, the center also


has partner companies or coporations that are also having
or conducting talks or seminars.

Accenture conducted a 1-day seminar on Selling &


Packaging or Products last February 05, 2011;
Hotel Intercon conducts once a week seminars/ talks
on Flower Arrangement, Chinese culture, different hotel
departments, different kitchen utensils, office
equipments and dining utensils, presented a movie, taught
Microsoft Word and Excel, about Hotel Intercontinental,
how to prepare on a job interview, Microsoft
Applications, Basic Computer Troubleshooting,

Jolibbee Waltermart had a 1-day seminar to the


migrants as well as with the youth coming from brgy. Pio
del Pilar and Calauan, Laguna about Jollibee last August
2011.

For 1 month starting September- October 2011, San


Miguel Corporation held seminars to the bakers. They
taught baker’s percentage, effects of lack or excess
yeasts and salts on bread and its remedies, new bread
products and after a month of seminar, they held a
graduation for their attendees.

About 25 migrants attended NSO forum on Birth


Registration at the center’s AVR last October 2011.

7 migrants and the center’s houseparent were taught


basics on tailoring. They were taught to make bags out of
flour & rice sacks, and from tarpolines which the center
are also selling. Lessons on tailoring are scheduled
every Tuesday, Wednesday & Saturday from 8:30-10:30pm.

Every Wednesday evening is intended for the English


lessons conducted by our resident Guidance Counselor,
Bro. Antonio Caspellan. The guidance counselor teaches
the migrants on grammar as well as on the proper usage of
words. Eneligh lessons were being provided at the
center’s Adio Visual Room located at the third floor of
the building.

From March 30- April 12, at least 18 migrants


availed free computer tutorials from Pol Landicho, one of
the Junior Staff and migrants Fred Balmes & Bryan Rabino.
Last April 25, Don Bosco Pugad expressed opposition
on the RH Bill by attending the prayer rally at the
Quirino Grandstand. Other Catholic groups as well as
other religious denominations attended the said activity.

Part of the center’s activites under this program is


also to assists the students in processing of their
papers as well as in their enrollment in school.

By sending endorsement letters and by assisting the


students during their enrollment periods, the migrants
have better chances to be accepted at their chosen
courses.

For the year 2011, the social worker has endorsed at


least 23 students to Signal Village High School in Taguig
City, Don Bosco Technical Institute, Bangkal National
High School & Pio del Pilar Elementary School.

1 beneficiary who is a high school drop-out was


endorsed to Signal Village High School in Taguig to take
Math 2 & 3. The youth took the said subjects for 1 month
and he was able to passed these subjects.

17 Migrants who have finished secondary education


were turned-over to Don Bosco Technical Institute to take
vocational courses; 5 migrants were endorsed to Bangkal
National High School to take ALS High School & 4th Yr.
High School while 1 beneficiary was endorsed to Pio del
Pilar Elementary School to enroll at ALS Elementary.

3 migrants who were endorsed to ALS High School were


also enrolled at the Maya Kitchen. After taking-up 1-
month Culinary Course, they had their OJTs at Sima, Biza
and at the Manila Catering Center and they also took
TESDA NCII, they were able to pass it.

Parol competitions last December


PSYCHO-SPIRITUAL PROGRAM

Good night talks were being done except for


Wednesdays, Thursday s and Fridays.

Every Wednesday mornings at 7:30am, the CD


conducts masses at the chapel located at the third floor
of the building.

Regular praying of the rosary is done every night

Catechisms every Thursdays

9 Caritas scholars received values formation every


First Sundays of the month at Sts. Peter & Paul Chruch in
Makati City.

15 migrants received the Sacrament of Confirmation


last February 6, 2011

4 staff, 7 Junior Staff and 1 guest headed by the


Center Director went to Baguio for a 2 days retreat. The
content of the retreat is getting to know Jesus and
renewing faith on Him.

2 aspiring priests had a 3-day exposure on the life


of the seminarians at Don Bosco Canlubang.

For the Catholics, the month of May is the month of


Mary. Thus for the center, the month of May is a special
day.

Every month of May, the hallway of the center


especially the altar is being decorated. Paper nosegays
with prayers were being offered to Mary.

Don Bosco Pugad sponsored the praying of the rosary


last May 12, 2011 at the church. The center also
attended the rosary rally last May 24, 2011.
The Center celebrated the Marian month last May when
the center had its own Marian Pilgrimage. For 3 to 4
Satrudays, 27 migrants have been toured to 4 churches
named after the blessed mother. They went to Our Lady of
Remedies Church in Malate, Our Lady of Perpetual Help in
Parañaque, Manila Cathedral and Nuestra Señora de Guia
Church also in Manila.

In celebration or commemoration of the All Saints


and All Souls Days, staff and migrants who were left
in the center went to Libingan ng mga Bayani to visit
the departed and to offer prayers to the dead.

12 migrants received the Sacrament of Confession


last December 3 & 10 at the Baclaran Church.

STAFF DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

Monthly staff metting

Blessings of the newly renovated Coffee & Saints and


Manna from Heaven Breadshop last May 27, 2011

July- Social Worker and CD along with Dexter went to


Mindoro to have a dialogue with nuns and to orint and to
get an idea on the farm

Monthly meeting with the LCPC

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