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The Problem and Its Background

Introduction
The world has a different problem calamity, epidemics, and violence these
are examples of societal problems. The researcher determines how the victims recover
from this situation. Many years ago in the Philippines, violence was a relevant
conflict, especially to women by partner and husband that is called Domestic
Violence. According to data from the Philippine Statistics Authority's 2022 National
Demographic and Health Survey (NDHS), 17.5% of Filipino women between the
ages of 15 and 49 said they had been the victims of physical, sexual, or emotional
abuse at the hands of an intimate partner. 8,399 cases of physical violence, 1,791
cases of rape, and 1,505 occurrences of indecent behavior had been reported as of
2021

One in three Australian women will be abused physically, sexually, or

psychologically by a man they are dating or have lived with in the past (Carman,
2022). The government has a law to prevent women from violence, under R.A 9262,
which protects the wife, former wife, or dating relationship. According to the World
Health Organization (2020), domestic violence could result in severe mental,
psychological, sexual, and reproductive health problems that include sexually
transmitted infections unplanned pregnancies, and, in extreme cases death. There has
long been violence against women, years ago in multiple variations. Within the
Philippines, rules will be put in place to protect Women's rights and stop violence
against women (Bernarte et al, 2018). The victim's physical and emotional well-being
should have been improved by the assault. Managing domestic violence is difficult
since the majority of victims do not want their circumstances to improve.
Socialization is one tactic to help victims of domestic violence heal; another is
supervision, which attests to the victims' progress. Supporting factors are the facility

being used in the recovery process is adequate, the victim does not charge at all
during the recovery process.

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The basis of this research is the Standpoint theory, created by Sandra Harding
and Nancy Hartsock, focusing on gender perceptions that emphasize feminist
viewpoints. According to this idea, a person's views can be influenced by various
things, including their own experiences, customs and culture, social and economic
standing, and fundamental gender differences. Women are viewed as a disadvantaged
group of individuals who adopt and accept the views of dominant groups that alter
their perspectives. Individual viewpoints can differ, yet they can resemble one another
when people have similar interests and surroundings. As a result, the researchers
selected experts' perspectives on the topic. Their perspective is important to illustrate
the level of violence against women in the Philippines (Bernarte et al, 2018).

Long-term recovery women have requirements that are quite different from
what they needed when they left, with long-term effects on their mental, physical,
financial, and social well-being (Carman, 2023). Hence, the journey of recovering
from domestic violence is one of the hardest parts but the satisfying part, is getting rid
of the physical and mental trauma. Realizing you don’t have to face every difficulty
that you get in domestic violence. They were waking up every morning not worrying
about getting hurt and not getting scolded. Every day you just need to focus on
recovering and not worrying about what will happen if you make a mistake,
recovering takes time. The researcher might ask for a survey, then the researcher
desires some factors to how the survivor recovered from domestic violence.

Statement of the Problem

This study aims to determine how to recover from domestic violence

of live-in and married women relationship with violence to the abuser through the
following questions:

1. What kind of domestic violence that victims experience?

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2. How does domestic violence affect the victim's life?

3. What coping strategies are used during the victim's recovery?

Scope and Delimitation

This research will focus on Recovering from Domestic Violence Live-in

and Married Women. This research is limited to five (5) victims of women who
experienced violence in barangay Gaya-Gaya, in the year 2024

Significance of the Study

The researcher thinks that the following groups of people will

benefit more from the data from this study:

Single women. This research provides awareness and the step-by-step process if the
woman has experienced this situation.

Psychological Providers. Enhanced Awareness and Intervention Psychological

providers gain awareness of domestic violence issues, enabling them to identify
survivors and offer appropriate support and services.

Community. It will benefit the communities in terms of understanding this problem

still existing, they will have a chance to build programs to help the victims.

Future Researcher. Future researchers can inspect the study as a basis and source of
relevant literature regarding topics the same as or related to this study.

Hypothesis

The researcher assumed the following premises to eliminate further

complications in the process of developing the research:
1. The male abuser is grouchy which will result in physical abuse to the women.

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2. If the victims have experienced violence, then the victims have miserable lives,
damaging the victim’s physical health.
3. The victims spend more time with their families than the others.

Definition of Term

The following terms are conceptually and operationally defined for

better understanding of the readers:

Abused - these may occur in various ways such as isolating the victim from their
family and friends and controlling their actions or restricting Access to resources

Adequate - is something required or in a process of recovery "Adequate" is the

specific need process.

Emphasize - creating a safer and more equitable society for all insights - refers to
understanding, awareness, and knowledge about the issue of abuse within intimate
relationships.

Ability - refers to one person's power, control, and capability to harm or control
within an intimate relationship.

Viewpoints - a serious issue that must be addressed to protect the rights and safety of
women - a woman who is experiencing abuse throughout the relationship.

Awakening – moving towards inner peace and realizing an ability to make one’s own
choices.

Bruises - this is the injury made by a person who abuses their partner, this is the result
of any violence to a person, which can result in small blood vessels (capillaries).

Community - a response to domestic violence involves various activities and

initiatives aimed at preventing, addressing, and reducing instances of domestic
violence within a specific community.

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Gender differences- Both genders can be victims of domestic violence, and can
experience a type of abuse, Physically, mental abuse, and psychological abuse

Gender perceptions are the study of someone's view that a person is influenced by
various things, like survivor past experiences, culture, and other fundamental genders
of our society.

lasciviousness- refers to inappropriate sexual or behavioral in domestic violence

within Married and Lived relationships.

Grouchy- The man who has an irritable and bad attitude.

Impedes -to make their own decisions for the well-being and safety of their children.

Complexity - These are the multiple factors and challenges survivors face during
their healing process, these can include psychological trauma, and physical injuries.
Revitalized- this is the person able to make a decision or decide by their selves
without any help from other

Concrete - concrete resources and support services are crucial for survivors of
domestic violence to rebuild their lives, regain independence, and move forward in
their journey of healing and recovery. supervision - this is the situation that can
change the person's perspective or correct someone by giving them guidance and
instructions

DETRIMENTAL -Detrimental is a form of hurting something/someone or that can be

the result of injury, loss, or damage.

Empowerment – increasing one’s ability to move towards personal. accomplishments

and make choices for one’s life. processes – recreating a new identity, becoming
empowered, and moving forward and interpersonal.

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Flexibility –acknowledging the past, adjusting boundaries, and increasing self-

awareness and resiliency;

PARADIGM -A paradigm is an idea of creating viewpoints or perspectives in the

world.

Peer- A person or people of the same age, or gender, this is the result that influences a
person from the way she/he dresses and acts they're involved in, in short one that is
equal to another in status, achievement, or value.

Perspectives - the person who has experienced this violence often feels, trapped,
isolated, and scared

Processes – creating a safe and trusting support network, connecting with fellow
survivors, and becoming an advocate by helping others.

Recovering- this is the most satisfying situation in the victim’s life, it's all about
healing, finding, and pursuing Justice for them to recover from an abusive partner.

Women lived-in and married- this is part of relationships where the husband/wife
have the authority to make a plan and build a decision with each other for them to
recover from their past, helping each other easily may cause them to move on and
make another chapter of their life easily

Domestic Violence- this is a kind of violence that takes inside a family.

Relationship – restoring one’s ability to trust, integrating a sense of self, and

connecting with others.

Revitalized - it refers to a sense of empowerment, increased self-esteem, improved

emotional well-being, and greater control over their own life.

Self-reliant - the ability of each individual to rely on their own inner strength,
resources, and coping mechanisms to heal from the trauma and rebuild their life after
experiencing abuse

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Self-reliant - the ability of each individual to rely on their own inner strength,
resources, and coping mechanisms to heal from the trauma and rebuild their life after
experiencing abuse

Synthesis- synthesis is more about combining the information but in a meaningful

way, in short, to analyze the ideas together.

Synthesized - it involves integrating various Resources, Strategies, And coping

mechanisms to support survivors in their journey toward healing life-altering this
situation helps to change their life, and these changes can negatively or positively
impact a person's life, In a time of such major change, feeling a little out of control or
scared or depressed is normal

Chapter2
Review of Related Literature and Studies

This chapter presents the Review of Related Literature and Studies to the
research. These provided the writer additional concepts and insight regarding the
content, substance, format, and other information that are still vague in their minds.

Local Literature

The female victim-survivors were repeatedly attacked physically,

psychologically, sexually, and economically as a result of the offenders' power and
influence over them. The victims suffered from life-altering emotional stress as a
result of these events, which negatively impacted their quality of life. Several coping
mechanisms were employed to recover their identities; one of the most crucial ones
was the bravery to inform the authorities about the abuse, which opened the door for
them to reconstruct and reconstruct their lives (WacnangDeponio, 2021). The

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experiencing a multiplicity of trauma sometimes complicated participants, healthcare

experiences Although participants described ways in which providers helped them to
attain positive care experiences. Therefore, they also acknowledged the limitations of
the healthcare system could make trauma‐informed practices difficult to implement.
Participants described the strategies that they used to prepare for navigate and recover
after healthcare encounters including selecting providers, bringing support victims to
appointments, engaging in relaxing activities after the appointments (Reeves et al,
2018).
The most often mentioned tactic among the participants' coping mechanisms
is asking for help from their peer and family groups, as well as their professional
networks. Every individual taking part has at least one social assistance that enabled
them to deal with sexual assault, although the majority of the participants' support
came from relatives of theirs. They claim that positive remarks, physical cues, and
feeling loved and cared for, as well as their Participants found comfort in knowing
that they wouldn't be abandoned throughout their trying times. going out with
coworkers and pals additionally aided the participants in forgetting their unpleasant
experiences for a short while information assistance provided by activities, expert
counsel, and direction from counselors also helped them (Quing, 2021). It embodies
the resilient spirit of informants who have endured abusive relationships it signifies a
journey of transportation and self-empowerment as they strive to break free from
domestic abuse many informants gradually regain their self-esteem and self-worth to
reclaim their self-confidence and identity and help survivors rebuild their life and
break free from the cycle of domestic abuse and recover after experience this abuse.
(Empinado et., al, 2023). Inner strength is the very aspect of an abusive partner to
survive, strategies are learned and enhanced, and understanding the inner self, values,
and beliefs gives meaning to women victims and healing from their experience of
abuse, the spiritual well-being gives them hope and helps them to recover in their
experience into their abusive partner. (Jardin, et, al. 2022)

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Foreign Literature

Domestic abuse is a significant issue in the UK and indeed worldwide.

The impacts on victim-survivors of domestic abuse are far-reaching including
increased risk of mental health illness; poorer physical health outcomes; and reduced
self-esteem and social skills. Despite this, there is limited understanding of what
supports victim-survivors in their long-term recovery from domestic abuse. This study
explores how a nature-based therapeutic program might be used to support the
recovery of victim-survivors of domestic abuse concerning their health, well-being,
and resilience. (Kirsty Shanks.,2023).
An article in The British Journal of Social Work explores the crucial
role that mothers and children can play in one another's healing from experiences of
domestic abuse. Survivors support one another's long-term healing, well-being, and
the process of regaining confidence and self-worth and understanding and
overcoming the psychological and behavioral effects of their prior experiences. Other
practitioners involved in aiding victims of domestic abuse, stress the need to identify
and cultivate these supportive ties in the recovery journey; and how battered mothers
and their children support each other in the process of healing (Katz, 2015).
Rebuilding each other self-esteem, and confidence and assisting one another to
understand the past and overcome behavioral impacts, victims require professional
support to begin recovering present and future, these are the effective ways how to
recover victims from violence (Emma Katz, 2015).
Recovery focuses on meeting the needs of victims due to the suffering
and losses experienced by victims of domestic violence. victims of domestic violence
are directed at restoring the victim's condition to its original state and the government
issued a special policy that regulates cooperation in the recovery of victims of
domestic violence, which is stated in Government Regulation No. 4 of 2006
concerning the implementation and cooperation of recovery for victims of domestic
violence. It was explained that the recovery of victims was all efforts to strengthen
victims of domestic violence to be more empowered, both physically and
psychologically. Therefore, the implementation of recovery includes all acts of

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service and assistance to victims carried out by health workers, social workers,
companion volunteers, and/or spiritual guides. Based on this description, this article
aims to describe and analyze the implementation of the policy for the recovery of
victims of domestic violence. (Suchmasasi et al., 2021). Understanding recovery from
the survivor's perspective is important to ensure our research, policy, and practice are
survivors-centered and promote recovery for all survivors and toward describing
healing after domestic violence, revealing the importance of feeling safe, relating to
others, and reevaluating the self as elements of the domestic abuse synthesized
focused on healing and recovery especially, while others describe the lived experience
of survivors more generally (Sinko et al., 2022).

Local Studies

Often referred to as marital abuse, verbal, physical emotional, and

sexual abuse directed towards an individual is domestic violence. The abused victim’s
history of domestic violence was established. Domestic abuse can occur in any
gender, race, age, and sexual orientation. Victims of domestic abuse may experience
long-term physical and psychological problems for the victims, typically for females
and children. Cuts, bruises, concussions, fractures, internal injuries, and loss of
eyesight and hearing are examples of physical injuries. the victims of this abuse have
the right to receive recovery from the government and medical or health-related
organizations have the right to provide recovery support to the victims (Saputra,
2023). Domestic violence is prevalent not only in the Philippines but also in other
countries. The impact of domestic violence on victims can be extensive and severe.
Victims may experience physical injuries, emotional trauma, psychological disorders,
low self-esteem, social isolation, financial dependence, and long-term effects on their
overall well-being and quality of life. This is the way to how to recover a victim for
Domestic Violence. Listen without judgment: Allow the victim to share their
experiences without interrupting or passing judgment. Validate their feelings and let
them know that you believe them and support them. Provide emotional support:

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Reassure the victim that the abuse is not their fault and that they deserve to be treated
with respect. Offer them a shoulder to lean on and be there to listen whenever they
need to talk, Help them access resources: Connect the victim with resources such as
domestic violence shelters, counseling services, legal aid, and support groups.
(Superable,2017).

Recovery for victims of domestic violence is regulated by Law No. 23

of 2004 concerning the elimination of domestic violence. For recovery, victims can
obtain services from health. They organize recovery victims of health services, victim
assistance, counseling, spiritual guidance, and resocialization. These regulations focus
on prevention, protection, and recovery for victims of domestic violence. The
prevalence of intimate partner violence has been connected to several mental health
problems. Results indicate that when psychosocial interventions are implemented
with a holistic approach and offer trauma-informed care, they can have the biggest
positive effects on the mental health of women who have experienced intimate partner
violence. Numerous psychosocial interventions have been created to aid in the healing
of female intimate partner violence survivors; nevertheless, their exact mechanisms of
action remain unclear (Paphitis et al., 2022).

Learn how abuse survivors who are women have gained the confidence to act
for social change and support others! This unique book investigates how female abuse
survivors might turn their psychological suffering into a politics of resistance and
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delves into the processes, insights, and circumstances that led these women to join the
group fighting against violence against women and children. (Routledge, 2020).
Common strategies involve improving resilience and social resources. Taking the
initiative to save money provides the opportunity to escape, while maintaining a sense
of humor, and keeping a strong faith in God (spirituality) functions to protect some
women (Jardin, 2022).

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Foreign Studies

The recovery phase is also subject to mental, social, and physical stress.
Survivors are subject to experience severe anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic
stress disorder (Buzdar et al, 2023). The process of implementing recovery for victims
of domestic abuse involves getting in touch with the appropriate parties to foster
cooperation in the provision of services to victims through their roles and
responsibilities. Access from outside parties, in this example participating women's
observer organizations, can help support the desired outcomes and help safeguard and
aid victims of domestic abuse. The benefits of this excellent cooperation and the
policy to support victims of domestic abuse are substantial, enabling victims to go
about their daily lives without feeling pressured psychologically and inspiring them to
become more self-reliant. (Suchmasasi, 2021). Empowerment programs that aim to
enhance women's autonomy and self-esteem also play a significant role in their
recovery. In addition, women can reconstruct their lives and escape abusive cycles
with the support of economic independence, as well as possibilities for education and
work. To provide a supportive environment for survivors, culturally aware
interventions that tackle attitudes regarding gender roles and societal standards are
crucial. In the end, the road to recovery (Rafikah & Rahmawati, 2015).

The importance of training in fostering understanding and giving them the

tools necessary to assist victim-survivors. In the short and immediate aftermath of
training, the synthesis found statistically significant gains in the knowledge and
attitudes of informal supporters. The review, which framed the data using a behavior
change paradigm, discovered that training and educational initiatives both prepare and
increase the capacity and motivation of informal supporters to assist victim-survivors.
This raises the possibility that unofficial supporters will move to assist abused victims
and survivors. However, we are unsure of the kind of support they will offer and if
victim-survivors will find it beneficial. (Schucan Bird et al, 2023). The majority of
survivors will look for unofficial support from others in their social circle, even if

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they decide not to seek professional assistance. Support from these friends, neighbors,
coworkers, and family members has been demonstrated to be protective against abuse
in the future and to act as a buffer against effects on the survivor's quality of life,
mental and physical health, and physical health. Studies on survivors' networks and,
in particular, how the effects of Domestic Violence could spread to influence them are
lacking in the literature. Effects on physical health, detrimental effects on
psychological health, effects directly caused by the offender, and positive effects on
psychological health. The research included in this review suggested that informal
supporters might be facing serious consequences, such as the possibility of bodily
damage and vicarious trauma. These findings have practical and policy consequences,
as there is currently little support available that is specifically targeted at informal
supporters of DV survivors. It is important to recognize and address their needs
(Gregory et al, 2016).

Conceptual Framework

INPUT PROCESS
1. Interview with the
1. What kind of
respondents or victims.
domestic violence that
victims experience?

2. How does domestic

2. Distributing a survey
violence affect the
to respondents.
victim’s experience?

3. What are the starting

coping strategies used
3.Distribute a
during the victim’s
questionnaire to the
recovery?
respondents.

Theoretical Framework
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through survivor narratives. Our analysis revealed important barriers and facilitators
of trauma healing. Social context was discovered to have a powerful influence over
barriers and facilitators. Analysis of the nature of healing revealed three main
objectives: reconnecting with the self, others, and the world. This information can be
utilized by clinicians to create safer, more empowering, healing spaces for survivors.

The findings included the recovery journey as a nonlinear, iterative experience

that requires active engagement and patience. Healing was composed of trauma
processing and reexamination, managing negative states, rebuilding the self,
connecting with others, and regaining hope and power. This study considers
implications for future research, policy, and practice and, in particular, focuses on the
need to expand our knowledge of alternative recovery pathways and mechanisms for
healing.

Chapter III
Research Methodology

Research Design

A Descriptive study approach was used by researchers to comprehend the

features of a certain population or phenomenon. among concentrating on important
information connected to the issue of domestic violence, researchers were able to look
deeper into the subject. Researchers employed a descriptive study approach to
understand the characteristics of a specific population or phenomenon. This
methodology allows researchers to gain insights into the current state of issues. It
facilitates the collection of data analysis and identifies new trends and behavioral
patterns associated with domestic violence by focusing on key factors related to the
problem of domestic violence, The choice of utilizing a descriptive research design in
studying recovery from domestic Violence was deliberate as it permits the systematic
observation and description of the traits and behaviors of an individual who has
undergone domestic violence experiences.

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The Descriptive research design sheds light on every aspect of a topic,

providing crucial information that will direct future investigation or interventions
Researchers cleared the path for thoughtful analysis of the available facts, strategic
planning, and well-informed decision-making.

Research Methods

The researcher collects the specific data to conduct and accomplish the study.
A qualitative research applies, it aims strategies for researchers to collect data, and
analyze the data evidence. To arrive at a better understanding of the study.

Respondents of the study

The respondents of the study are five (5) recovered victims of domestic
violence live-in and married women at barangay Gaya-Gaya Year 2023-2024. The
focus of this research is to identify the recovery method and coping mechanism of the
survivor of domestic violence.

Sampling technique

Selecting respondents in a group of people from a large population in Brgy

Gaya-Gaya, 5 (five) Participants will be determined to be the representative.
Participants met the researcher's criteria. The criteria are as follows:

1. Respondent who has overcome the violence at the hands of her spouse.
2. Respondent who dealt with her abusive partner.
3. Respondent willing to participate and provide an honest response in the study.

The five (5) chosen participants, who have already overcome the violence and
dealt with the abusive spouse, will provide an honest answer to this research.
Researchers will ask Qualified Respondents. This method will allow the researchers
to obtain the study sample more quickly and in fewer steps.

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Research Instrument

The researchers used interviews as an instrument to collect data to understand

the situation of the respondents better, the researchers will distribute a survey for
respondents and will prepare questionnaires for the respondents. The draft of the (4)
questions was based on reading, reviewing, and publishing the study. The researchers
saw that there were enough items to collect data to cover all aspects of the problem
and to answer all the specific questions under the statement of the problem. Then the
researcher submitted the questions to the adviser for correction after which it was
finalized.

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Daang Barrio, Población 1, City San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan
Contact Numbers: 0933-8551388
E-mail Address:[email protected]

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A.,Lawrence, K., & O’Reilly, N. (2023). Training Informal Supporters to Improve
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Cacayuran, Celdrick Kurt M.

BLk 7 lot 4 Carissa 6 brgy. Santo Cristo San Jose del monte Bulacan
Contact #: 09489129531
[email protected]

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 COLLEGE OF SAINT ADELA, INC.
Daang Barrio, Población 1, City San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan
Contact Numbers: 0933-8551388
E-mail Address:[email protected]

Personal Details

Date of birth: September 1, 2003

Place of Birth: Paranaque City
Civil Status: Single
Nationality: Filipino
Religion: Iglesia Ni Cristo

Education

SHS: College of Saint Adela Inc. (2023-2024)

SHS Track: Food and Beverage Services
JHS: Alternative Learning System- Kaybanban (2022-2023)
Primary: Paradise Farm Community School (2015-2016)

Campana, John Manuel A.

Blk 44 Lot 6 Phase 1 Baragay Muzon San Jose Del Monte Bulacan
09632902695
[email protected]

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 COLLEGE OF SAINT ADELA, INC.
Daang Barrio, Población 1, City San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan
Contact Numbers: 0933-8551388
E-mail Address:[email protected]

Personal Details

Date of Birth: August 29, 2007

Place of Birth: Valenzuela City
Civil Status: Single
Nationality: Filipino
Religion: Catholic

Education

Senior High School: College of Saint Adela Inc. (2023-2024)

Senior High School Track: Food and Beverage Services
Junior High School: San Jose Del Monte Heights High School
Primary: San Jose Del Monter Heights High School

Cortado, Nicole O.
Blk 56 Lot 27 ph 1 Barangay Muzon San Jose Del Monte Bulacan
09813838120
[email protected]

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 COLLEGE OF SAINT ADELA, INC.
Daang Barrio, Población 1, City San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan
Contact Numbers: 0933-8551388
E-mail Address:[email protected]

Personal Details

Date of Birth: June 15, 2007

Place of Birth: Pangasinan
Civil Status: Single
Nationality: Filipino
Religion: Catholic

Education

Senior High School: College of Saint Adela (2023-2024)

Senior High School Track: Food and Beverage Services
Junior High School: San Jose Del Monte Heights High School (2022-2023)
Primary: San Jose Del Monte Heights Elementary School (2015-2016)

Ronquillo, Princess Ashley B.

Blk 17 Lot 24 Expansion 5 Barangay Muzon San Jose Del Monte Bulacan
09157729956
[email protected]

Personal Details

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 COLLEGE OF SAINT ADELA, INC.
Daang Barrio, Población 1, City San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan
Contact Numbers: 0933-8551388
E-mail Address:[email protected]

Date of Birth: September 12, 2007

Place of Birth: Caloocan City
Civil Status: Single
Nationality: Filipino
Religion: Catholic

Education

Senior High School: College of Saint Adela (2023-2024)

Senior High School Track: Food and Beverage Services
Junior High School: San Jose Del Monte Heights High School (2022-2023)
Primary: San Jose Del Monte Heights Elementary School (2018-2019)

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 COLLEGE OF SAINT ADELA, INC.
Daang Barrio, Población 1, City San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan
Contact Numbers: 0933-8551388
E-mail Address:[email protected]

Santos, Bianca Q.
Blk 33 Lot 12 Section 13 Pabahay 2000 phase 2 Barangay Muzon San Jose Del
Monte Bulacan
09097307223
[email protected]

Personal Details

Date of Birth: September 21, 2006

Place of Birth: Tondo, Manila

Civil Status: Single

Nationality: Filipino

Religion: Catholic

Education

Senior High School: College of Saint Adela Inc. (2023-2024)

Senior High School Track: Food and Beverage Services
Junior High School: RVS Achiever Academy
Primary: Muzon Pabahay Elementaty School

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 COLLEGE OF SAINT ADELA, INC.
Daang Barrio, Población 1, City San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan
Contact Numbers: 0933-8551388
E-mail Address:[email protected]

Sarasa, Clint Jerren D.

Blk 12 Lot 17 Phase 2B Barangay Muzon San Jose Del Monte Bulacan
09949341198
[email protected]

Personal Details

Date of Birth: November 11, 2006

Place of Birth: Tondo, Manila

Civil Status: Single

Nationality: Filipino

Religion: MCGI

Education

Senior High School: College of Saint Adela Inc. (2023-2024)

Senior High School Track: Food and Beverage Services
Junior High School: San Jose Del Monte Heights National High School
Primary: San Jose Del Monte Height Elementary School

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 COLLEGE OF SAINT ADELA, INC.
Daang Barrio, Población 1, City San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan
Contact Numbers: 0933-8551388
E-mail Address:[email protected]

Zarsuela, Jarehd B.
Blk 16 Lot 15 Providence Phase 6C Barangay Gaya-Gaya San Jose Del Monte
Bulacan
09858165313
[email protected]

Personal Details

Date of Birth: July 31, 2006

Place of Birth: San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan

Civil Status: Single

Nationality: Filipino

Religion: Catholic

Education

Senior High School: College of Saint Adela Inc. (2023-2024)

Senior High School Track: Food and Beverage Services
Junior High School: Marangal National High School
Primary: Marangal Elementary School

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 COLLEGE OF SAINT ADELA, INC.
Daang Barrio, Población 1, City San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan
Contact Numbers: 0933-8551388
E-mail Address:[email protected]

Certificate of Originality

This certificate is dedicated to the researcher for the submitted study “

Recovering Domestic Violence Among Live-in and Married Women Relationships”
for future College of Saint Adela Inc. researchers to acknowledge the researcher's
time and originality in accomplishing the research. This research is free to use in
future research of the content inside.

Cacayuran, Celdrick Kurt M.

Campaña, John Manuel A.
Cortado, Nicole O.
Ronquillo, Princess Ashley B.
Santos, Bianca Q.
Sarasa, Clint Jeren D.
Zarsuela, Jarehd B.

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COLLEGE OF SAINT ADELA, INC.
Daang Barrio, Poblacion 1, City San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan
Contact Numbers: 0933-8551388
E-mail Address: [email protected]

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