Local Council for the

Protection of
Children (LCPC)
October 21, 2019
ABC Hall, Municipal, Mulanay, Quezon
Objectives:

1) To reactivate and strengthen the LCPC

2) To enable LCPC to be functional
3) To discuss the functions and roles of every member of LCPC
4) To present a three (3) year plan for children
According to the Rule 2 of the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Council, Council
Resolution No. 4:

Rule 2. Declaration of State Policy

“(a) The state recognizes the vital role of children and youth in nation
building and shall promote and protect their physical, moral, spiritual,
intellectual and social well-being. It shall inculcate in the youth patriotism
and nationalism, and encourage their involvement in public and civic
affairs.

(b) The state shall protect the best interests of the child through measures
that will ensure the observance of international standards of child
protection especially those to which the Philippines is a party. Proceedings
before any authority shall be conducted in the best interest of the child and
in a manner which allows the child to participate and to express
himself/herself freely. The participation of children in the program and
policy formulation and implementation related to juvenile justice and
welfare shall be ensured by the concerned government agency”
 “(c)The state likewise recognizes the right of children to assistance,
including proper care and butrition, and special protection from all forms of
neglect, abuse, cruelty and exploitation, and other conditions prejudicial to
their development (d) Pursuant to Article 40 of the United Nations
Convention on the Rights of the Child, the state recognizes the right of every
child alleged as, accused of, adjudged, or recognized as, having infringed
the penal law to be treated in a manner consistent with the promotion of
the child's sense of dignity and worth, taking into account the child's age
and disirability of promoting his/her reintegration. Whenever appropriate
and desirable, the State ll adopt measures for dealing with such children
without resorting to judicial proceedings, providing that human rights and
legal safeguards are fully respected. It shall ensure that children are dealt
with in a manner appropriate to their well-being by providing for, among
others, a variety of disposition measures such as care, guyidance and
supervision orders, counseling, probation, foster care, education and
vocational training programs and other alternatives to institutional care”
 Social Protection
Development Report
CY 2018
 Family
Survey on
Risks and
Vulnerability
Summary:

The municipal Social Protection and Development Report (SPDR) for 2018
provides updated and vital data which will be useful for policy formulation,
planning, program development, research, monitoring and evaluation for social
welfare and development. It provides the data and statistics at the Barangay and
Municipal level such as demography, soci-economic profile and social welfare and
development profile. The data survey was conducted under the MSWDO Family
Risks and Vulnerability Assessment questionnaires on 2018.
 No Indicator No. of respondents
Individual Life Cycle Risks
29 Bahay ay gawa sa light/salvaged material 3,404

Economic Risks
43 Paghiram ng pera sa kamag-anak 3,500
Environment and Disaster Risks
46 Biktima ng bagyo o tagtuyot 3,367
Social and Governance Risks
65 Di nakikilahok sa aktibidades ng komunidad 1,946

Total number of respondents: 4,829

Number of Barangays surveyed: 28
Percentaged of total population surveyed: 10% in each barangay
 Consolidated survey for Mulanay, Quezon

No. MGA PANGANIB (RISK) AT VULNERABILITY NA KINAKAHARAP NG PAMILYA NO YES

INDIVIDUAL LIFE CYCLE RISKS
1 Pagbubuntis at panganganak 3197 1597
2 Hindi nakapag pre-natal check-up 3093 1693
3 Pagkalagas (abortion) 4682 91
4 Nakunan 4229 563
5 Pagkawala ng anak o ina habang nagsisilang 4492 302
6 Hindi nakapag post-natal check-up 3592 1192
7 Pagkakaroon ng anak na may kapansanan ng isinilang 4541 231
8 Di nabakunahan ang mga anak o bata 4136 618
9 Miyembro ng pamilya may kapansanan dahil sa sakit o aksidente 4439 336
10 Namatay dahil sa sakuna o aksidente 4647 134
11 Miyembro ng pamilya na may malubha o matagal ng sakit 4241 553
12 Di nakatanggap ng serbisyong medikal sa health center o ospital 3523 1251
13 Di nakabili ng kinakailangang gamot 2698 2113
14 Miyembro ng pamilya na pumanaw dahil sa karamdaman 4108 651
15 Di nai-enrol sa day care o pre-school ang mga anak 4282 510
16 Di nai-enrol sa elementarya ang anak 4456 248
17 Di nai-enrol sa highschool ang anak 4491 292
18 Di nai-enrol o nahinto sa kolehiyo ang anak 4362 417
19 Tumigil sa pag-aaral o nagdrop out ng elementarya o highschool ang anak 4369 432
20 Nalulong sa bawal na gamot o alak 4687 84
21 Nabuntis na menor de edad (below 18 yrs.old 4512 251
22 Naglayas o hindi umuwi ng bahay ng walang paalam sa magulang 4634 134
23 Miyembro na nangibang-bansa 4493 272
24 Naghahanapbuhay sa ibang munisipyo o siyudad 3844 1032
25 Hiwalay sa asawa 4459 296
26 Namatayan ng asawa 4413 454
27 Di sapat ang pagkain ng pamilya o naranasan ang kawalan na makakain 2883 1862
28 Kakulangan ng malinis na inuming tubig 2605 2110
29 Bahay ay gawa sa light/salvaged material 1307 3404
30 Kawalan ng malinis na CR o palikuran 2136 2478
 ECONOMIC RISKS
31 Walang hanapbuhay 1963 2792
32 Hanapbuhay na di akma satinapos na kurso 4146 564
33 Naranasang maaksidente habang nasa traho 4318 406
34 Di nakabayad ng utang 2647 2004
35 Biktima ng scam 4592 122
36 Biktima ng illegal recruiter 4650 63
37 Lumipat ng tirahan sa ibang munisipyo o siyudad 4456 348
38 Walang life insrance 2397 2370
39 Walang health insurace 2495 2216
40 Naghhanapbuha pero walang SSS or GSIS 3495 1269
41 Pagkaugi sa negosyo 4464 299
42 Pagsangla ng ari-arian 4336 495
43 Paghiram ng pera sa kamag-anak 1288 3500
44 Kapamilya nanakakatanda na di nakakatanggap ng pensyon 4333 363
 ENVIRONMENT AND DISASTER RISKS
45 Biktima ng sunog 4520 205
46 Biktima ng bagyo at tatuyot 1516 3367
47 Biktima ng lindol o pagputok ng bulkan 4288 454
48 Nawalan ng miyembro ng pamilya dahil sa kalmidad 4661 36
49 demolisyon 4153 250
50 Tumira sa relocation o resettlemet 4071 270
 SOCIAL AND GOVERNANCE RISKS
51 Biktima ng pagnanakaw sa bahay 4279 417
52 Nkaranas ng pagnanakaw o hold-up sa daan 4627 69
53 Nakaranas ng sekswal na karahasan 4725 45
54 May alam po ba kayong “gang” ng kabataa sa barangay 4738 33
55 Namatayan ng kapamilya dahil sa krimen 4705 64
56 Nakakita ng aktwal na krimen na naanap sa komunidad 4655 113
57 Karahasan kaugnay ng eleksyon 4746 31
58 Takot at panggugulo dahil sa pulitika 4743 22
59 Pag-aalsa lban sa pamahalaan 4742 23
60 Panggugulo ng militar 4657 42
61 Karahasan sa tahanan (pananakit ng asawa, anak, etc) 4579 120
62 Pang-aabuso sa menor de edad 4593 103
63 Pagtratrabaho ng menor de edad 4466 234
64 Katiwalian sa pamahalaan (corruption, bribery, embezzlement, etc) 4639 66
65 Di nakikilahok sa aktibidades ng komunidad 2786 1946
66 Di bumoboto 3775 953
67 Di kasapi ng anumang organisasyon 3498 1223
68 Pag-angkin ng lupa ng iba 4598 102
69 Tradisyon na nakakasama o makakasama sa tao 4591 116
70 Kaguluhan o di pagkakaunawa dahil sa relihiyon 4667 36
71 Nakaranasa ng mabagal na judicial system 4626 77
72 Diskriminasyon dahil sa pinagmulan o kasarian (ethnicity, gender, etc.) 4627 82
73 Alitan o tunggali dahil sa pagsasalungat ng tribu 4396 14
74 Ibang panganib na kinakaharap ng mag-anak 3595 1106
Conclusions
Individual Risk
Out of 4, 829 respondents, the top five highest yes of the responses in this indicator
are: (29) Bahay ay gawa sa light/salvaged materials which has 3,404 respondents, (30)
Kawalan ng malinis na CR o palikuran with 2,478 respondents, (13) Di nakabili ng
kinakailangang gamot with 2,113 respondents, and (27) Di sapat ang pagkain ng
pamilya o naranasan ang kawalan ng makakain with 1,862 respondents.

The top 1 which is number 29, the respondents affirmed that their house is made from
light/salvaged materials. Their house is prone to and dangerous during natural and
man-made disasters. Also, their house is not conducive to live in.
Economic Risks

The top one among five highest yes in this indicator is number 43 which is
“Paghiram ng pera sa kamag-anak” which has 3,500 respondents, the second
is number 31 which is “walang hanapbuhay” which has 2,792 respondents, the
third is number 38 which is “walang life insurance” which has 2,370
respondents, the fourth is number 39 “walang health insurance” which has
2,216 respondents, and the fifth is number 34 “di nakabayad ng utang” which
has 2,004 respondents.

The data stated above indicates that poverty lingers among the residents of
this municipality. Poverty which results to low quality of life which severely
affects children. Further, poverty results to lack of education as parents of the
children who came from families who are poorest of the poor opts to stop
their children from attending school. This is only one of the many effects of
poverty.
Environment and Disaster Risks

The top five highest yes answered by the respondents are: (46) Biktima ng bagyo o
tagtuyot with 3,367 respondents, (47) Biktima ng lindol o pagputok ng bulkan with
454 respondents, (50) Tumira sa relocation o resettlement with 270 respondents,
(49) Demolisyon with 250 respondents and (45) Biktima ng sunog with 205
respondents.

Environment and disaster risks are often experienced by the residents who lives in
lowland areas, riverbanks, coastal barangays, earthquake prone areas, land slide
prone areas and the like.
Social and Governance Risks

1,946 respondents said that they “di nakikilahok sa aktibidades ng komunidad”,

1,223 said that they “di kasapi ng anumang organisasyon”, 1,106 said that
there is “ibang panganib na kinakaharap ng mga anak”, 953 “di bumuboto”, 417
are “biktima ng pagnanakaw sa bahay”.

The probable reason why 1,946 respondents answered that they “di
nakikilahok sa aktibidades sa komunidad” is because they put first their family
and opts not to join any activities of the community to attend to the needs of
their family first and puts first attending to their sources of living such that of
the farmers who has to work at an early hours.
 Three-year Plan for Children
Goal: Reduce Children In Conflict with the Law (CICL) and Children At Risk (CAR) to 90% at the end of 2022
Expected Indicator BaselineYearSo Target Component Responsible LGU Budget and
result(Outcome urce of data Intervention office of agency Fund
, Output) source
No. Or Percentage Geographic
Area or
Location
3 years Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Outcome No.of MSWDO data Php. 50,000.00 Php. 50,000.00 Php. 50,000.00 LGU-MULANAY Seminar- MSWDO and LGU LCPC
1:Parent/Guard parents/guardi from 2016-2019 workshop/trainin and Municipal
ian of CICL-CAR an performed g on Parent links and
practice their roles and Effectiveness religious sector
effective responsibilities Service (PES) for
parenting and effectively. the parents of
fulfill their Respect the CICL and
parental role rights of their CAR.Family
and children. Development
responsibilities. Discipline and Service (FDS) to
Output guidance are 4Ps beneficiaries,
1:Enhance being taught to counseling, values
Parenting the children formation
capability inside their activities such as
home to retreat and
become better recollection
children and
active member
of their
community.
No.of
parents/guardi
an will undergo
PES and will
complete the 9
sessions of the
module then
apply the
knowledge to
their own
families on
what they have
learned.
Outcome 12 CICL and MSWDO/PNP 50,000.00 50,000.00 50,000.00 LCPC/BCP
2:CICL-CAR 7CAR actively 2016-2019 C
are participated
productive in their
and actively family,
participated community
in their and school
family, school activities.
and They will be
community able to
Output express their
2:Utilize their ideas,
potentials, opinions that
capacities as can
responsible,b contribute to
etter children the
in their development
community of child
through sector in the
programs and community.
services No.of CICL-
available in CAR will
their attend youth
community summit/cam
p that can
help them to
be self-
reliant, build
self
confidence
and
leadership.
No.of CICL-
CAR will
undergo
diversion/int
Enhanc No.of MSWD LGU
ed parents O data Mulana
Parenti /guardia from y,
ng n 2018- Quezon
Capabili undergo 2019
ty PES and
complet
ed the
nine (9)
sessions
of the
module
and
applied
their
what
they
have
learned
Outcome3: 28 barangays CAR/CICL LGU Mulanay, Advocacy
LCPC/BCPC, BCPC, VAW MSWDO data Quezon campaign on
VAW desk were desk will from 2016- children’s laws RA
organized and conduct regular 2019 7610, RA 9262, RA
functional meetings with 9344, RA 10630,
Output 3: minutes of the RA 9208
LCPC/BCPC meeting with
members and annual and
VAW desk financial plan
officers were and budget
trained on how allocated from
to manage an the 1% of IRA.
organization. Members of
Allocation of the council
budget were exercise their
fully utilized for function as
the program of member of the
children council and
able to
implement
programs,proje
cts, and
activities No.of
LCPC/BCPC
members have
knowledge and
skills on their
functions
regarding the
proper
management
of CICL-CAR in
the barangay
level. 1% of
fund will be
utilized for the
program of the
children
Outcome No.of 28 LGU Training on Barangay
4: LCPC/BCP barangays Mulanay RA 7610, officials,
Implemen C are MSWDO RA 9262, MSWDO
ted/appli capable data RA 9344,
ed RA to handle 2016- RA 10630,
7610, RA and 2019 RA 9208
9262, RA manage And
9344, RA children’s advocacy
10630, cases campaign
RA 9208 who will on the
Output 4: undergo above
LCPC/BCP diversion/ written
C are Interventi laws
aware of on
children’s program
laws and No. Of
their LCPC/BCP
roles and C
responsib members
ilities as oriented
council with
children’s
laws
Outcom No.of MSWD LGU Skills MSWDO
e 5: parents O data Mulana training CICL-CAR
Opportu /guardia 2016- y and and their
nity for n will be 2019 livelihood parents
livelihoo involved program
d in for CICL-
assistan livelihoo CAR and
ce d their
Output program families
5:Increa s of the They will
sed govern be
income ment provided
(SLP) with
Decreas livelihood
ed opportun
amount ities
debt
and
their
lives will
be
improve
d
Outcome 6: PYAP will MSWDO LGU Training on
PAG-ASA regularly data 2016- Mulanay TESDA
Youth conduct a 2019 programs and
Association meeting sports
PYAP was and has Organization
organized in work and of peer
28 financial support group
barangays plan and
and actively minutes of
participate the meeting
in nation No.of CICL-
building CAR were
Output 6: enlightened
PYAP and
members empowered
are about their
subjected to rights and
youth privileges
empowerm through
ent peer groups
activities
and were
joined in
recollection
and retreat
for their
spiritual
Thank you!