GIRL SCOUT OF THE PHILIPPINES

National Headquarters
Manila

CHIEF GIRL SCOUT MEDAL SCHEME

Name
Family Name
Middle Initial
Region
Council
Troop Number
Troop Name
Troop Leader
Parents

Ace Christen
Tanghal
A.
Western Mindanao
Cotabato City
450

Erlinda B. Olarte
Nolita Tanghal & Ronald Tanghal
Ecology
Livelihood
Project
Health
- Supplementary Feeding
(Please Check)
Cultural
Heritage
Date Of Project Started
July 8, 2014
Project Site
Brgy. RH-4, Cotabato City
Work Group
Sharbatly Ito, Afnan Mohammadnor, Almaira
Mama,
Farhanah Bernan, Bailaga Sanayatin, Hervie
Ebonie Cinco
Children
Family
Number of
Others
Benefeciaries
Summary of the Project to show the different stages of the project
implementation
Pre- planning:
(Form 1)
(5-10 photos)

Planning:
Form 2
Form 3
(5-10 photos)

Implementation:
Form 4
Form 5
(5-10 photos)

Turning over of projects to the Community Leaders:

(Turn Over Ceremony Program, Certificates, etc.)
(5-10 photos)

Evaluation:
(Evaluation Forms)
(Summary of evaluation)

Preparation of reports:

Personal experience/s, significant contributions to the community and the

lessons learned in carrying out the project:

Submitted by:
ERLINDA B. OLARTE
Troop Leader

Endorsed by:
MURIEL B. SISMUNDO
Council Executive

Noted:
TITA GUANZON ALVAREZ
Regional Executive Director

GIRL SCOUTS OF THE PHILIPPINES

National Headquarters
Manila
CGSMS Form No.1
CHIEF GIRL SCOUT MEDAL SCHEME
I. Personal Information
Name
Address

Ace Christen Tanghal

Lomboy, Awang, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao

Telephone
Council

Troop No.
450
Cotabato City Region:

Troop Leader
Parents

Western Mindanao

Erlinda B. Olarte
Nolita Tanghal and Ronald Tanghal

Occupation
Avon Franchise Dealer and Pastor
Registration Dates
September 23, 2014
Three (3) years of Girl Scouting Experience
Cotabato City National High School-Main Campus (2012-2015)

II. Badgework (2 badges for each of the 8-Point Challenge)

Related Badges Earned
1. Spiritually and Well Being
December 2012
2. Spiritually and Well Being
December 2012
3. Family Life
February 2013
4. Family Life
2013
5. Environment
6. Environment
2013
7. Preparedness
8. Preparedness
2013
9. Arts
10. Arts
2013
11. World Community
2014
12. Preparedness
December 2014
13.
14.
15.
16.
III. Camping Record
Troop
:
Campus
District
:

Encampment
School Encampment

Challenge

Dates Earned

Praying Everyday
Reading the Holy BIBLE
Washing Clothes
Helping mother in cooking

March

Watering the plants

Cleaning the backyard

March 2013
March

Stocking ready-to-eat foods

Attending Red Cross Seminar

August 2013
August

Playing guitar
Interpretative dancer

October 2013
November

Reading Newspapers

December

Attending Disaster risk seminar

Date
(2013 and 2014)

Place
CCNHS-Main

Council
:
Division Encampment
(2013 and 2014)
CCNHS-Main Campus
Regional
:
National
:
International :
IV. Chief Girl Scout Medal Scheme Orientation/workshop
Date:
July 2014
Place:
Rosary Heights 4
Submitted by: ACE CHRISTEN TANGHAL
Name of Candidate
Noted by:

ERLINDA B. OLARTE
Troop Leader
MURIEL B. SISMUNDO
Council Executive

TITA GUANZON ALVAREZ

Regional Executive Director

GIRL SCOUT OF THE PHILIPPINES

National Headquarters
Manila
CGSMS Form No. 2

CHIEF GIRL SCOUT MEDAL SCHEME

PHASE 1 REPORT due EO September
Name
Ace Christen A. Tanghal
Address
Lomboy, Awang, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao
Telephone
Troop No.
450
Council
Cotabato City Region Western Mindanao
Troop Leader
Erlinda B. Olarte
Target Community
Brgy. RH-4, Cotabato City
1. From the community problems/needs surveyed, select only one most pressing as
recommended by the community to your project:
Many Children from the community are malnourish.
2. Area of Work (one only) RH-4, Cotabato City
3. Badgework
Related Badges Earned
Challenge
Dates Earned
1. Spiritually and Well Being
Sharing Gods word through Evangelism
February 2014
2. Spiritually and Well Being
Singing Religious songs in Church
February 2014
3. Family Life
Sweeping the floor
July 2014
4. Family Life
Mopping the floor
July 2014
5. Preparedness
Having bandage in my bag
August 2014
6. Preparedness
Stocking medicines in home
August 2014
7. Arts
Playing Keyboard/Organ
August
2014
8. Arts
Choir member
August 2014
9. Spiritually and Well Being
Attending Prayer meetings
September
2014
10. Spiritually and Well Being
Attending overnight prayer
September
2014
11. Environment
Planting trees
October 2014
12. Family Life
Cleaning the House
October 2014
13.
14.
15.
16.
4. About the Project (Use extra sheets)
4.1Project Description
4.4 Time Table
4.2 Objectives
4.3 Methods

4.5 Budget

5. Name of Consultant/s beside the TL (Those who provide Technical Support to guide in
objective formulation and congruency of activities to the objectives)
5.1 Emma Matildo
5.3 Ruby Satar
5.2 Myla Moreno
5.4 Joewaria Tayuan
6. Names of Work group (Prospective CGSMS candidates but not those working already)
SKs and other adults
6.1 Sharbatly Ito
6.4 Farhanah Bernan
6.2 Afnan Mohammadnor
6.5 Bailaga Sanayatin
6.3 Almaira Mama
6.6 Hervie Ebonie Cinco
7. References (Attach list of titles/topics related to the project-At least 3)
Name of Book
Topic/Title
7.1
7.2
7.3
8. From your readings in No. 7 how did you apply the learnings or insights gained in your
project? (Use extra sheets)
Noted:

Submitted by:
ERLINDA B. OLARTE
Troop Leader

ACE CHRISTEN A. TANGHAL

Candidate
GIRL SCOUTS OF THE PHILIPPINES
National Headquarters
Manila

CGSMS Form No. 3

CHIEF GIRL SCOUT MEDAL SCHEME
Phase 2 Report EO October
Name
Council
Troop No.

Ace Christen A. Tanghal

Cotabato City
Region:
Western Mindanao
450
Troop Leader: Erlinda B. Olarte

1. Self Developmental Skills Acquired and Practiced (at least 3 useful skills)
Singing, Writing-Journalism, Preaching

2. Spiritual Readings (How did you apply the learnings gained from your spiritual readings in
your project?- At least 5)
SEE ATTACHED

3. Spiritual Advisers
Name/s
Ptr. Ronald Tanghal
Ptr. Tirso Angeles
Dalisay Bucyot

Date of Counseling
August 2014
October 2014
December 2014

4. Networking (list the names of agencies/organizations networked with)

Submitted by:
ACE CHRISTEN A. TANGHAL
Candidate

Date
Noted by:
ERLINDA B. OLARTE
Troop Leader
MURIEL B. SISMUNDO
Council Executive
TITA G. ALVAREZ
Regional Executive Director

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
We are all aware that one of the most problem of our community is
that there are many malnourish children living with us. But thats not all..
Most of us are not aware or informed by the word TABLE MANNERS.
We need to have a proper hygiene, proper grooming and proper way of
eating, not just only for us but for the better future.
So in this project, I was challenged because of the children. They need
to be disciplined while they are still young, for I believe in saying: Ang
kabataan ang pag-asa ng bayan.
With the help of my fellow Girl Scouts and my Troop Leader, I will
conduct Supplementary Feeding Program in the chosen Barangay.
In connection with this, before the children will be having their meal, I
will educate them about dinning matters, hand washing activity, and to Pray
before eating.
I want them to be a good citizen and leader someday. Im looking for
the better change in the world and I want to be a part of it.
Theres a saying Ive learned from the Girl Scout training. If we have
UNITY then, TOGETHER WE CAN CHANGE THE WORLD.

OBJECTIVES
-The Children should be able to understand the importance of table
manners.

-Feed the 24 malnourish children and seek the change in their weight
and in their table behavior.

-In the end of the project, the children of RH-4 will have knowledge in
table manners and will have a change in their unnecessary attitude towards
eating.

METHODS
1. Write a permission letter from the parents and Brgy. Captain.
2. Endorsement letter for the principal and council executive.
3. Survey the selected project area.
4. Seek the help and cooperation of the community.
5. Plan for the project.
6. Coordinate to the proper person responsible for the project.
7. Follow up.
8. Networking.
9. Implementation of the plan.
10. Acquire skills.
11. Documentation written and pictorials.
12. Maintaining a diary.
13. Submission of Logbooks.
14. Evaluation.
15. Turnover.
16. Sustainability.

VERSES THAT INSPIRES ME..

Psalms 145:9
o The Lord is good to all: and His tender mercies are
over all His works.
He is good to all, He loves all of us and Hes looking to us
fairly. So whatever is your state in life, He will always be
faithful in loving you.
John 14:1
o Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God,
believe also in me.
It teaches us that in every trial we are facing, dont hesitate
to trust God and let our hearts not be troubled.
1 Samuel 16:7
o For man looketh on the outward appearance, but
the Lord looketh on the heart.
Whatever is our outward appearance, maybe we are ugly or
beautiful, rich or poor, strong or weak, as long as our heart is
clean, then we can please God for He is looking on our
hearts.
Psalms 46:1
o God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in
trouble.

 Whenever we are troubled or confused, just go to God. Pray

and seek His presence, and when you feel like hope is gone,
cry unto Him for He is our great refuge. He is always there to
comfort and carry our burdens.
Psalms 133:1
o Behold, how good and pleasant it is for brethren to
dwell in unity.
As Philippine Girl Scout active members, we need to have
unity and cooperation for it is pleasant in the eyes of the
Lord when we all have unity. Together, we can change the
world.

Time Table
Month
JULY

Input
-

AUGUST

Asking permission
to apply for the
C.G.S.M.S.P.
Orientation about
C.G.S.M.S.P.

Persons
-

Myself

Myself, Troop -Be able to

Leader,
understand
Council
more about the
Executive &
said project
Working
Group
Myself, Troop -Look for
Leader &
malnourished
Working
kids to be feed
Group
Myself and
-To be independent
Troop Leader
enough to face
the challenges
of life
Myself, Troop -To enhance myself
Leaders, GSP
more as a true
Members &
Girl Scout in
Working
mind and in
Group
Spirit through
Camping
Myself and
-To be a qualified
Troop Leader
candidate for
the
C.G.S.M.S.P.

SEPTEMB - Visiting, Conducting research Health

ER
OCTOBER -

NOVEMB
ER

Supplementary
Feeding
Retrieving of the
survey form

School encampment, Division

Encampment &
Election of Senior
Planning Board

DECEMBE - Filling up forms in

Chief Girl Scout
R
Medal Scheme

Output

-To be approved by
the Principal

Budget
Expected amounts rose from the following resources:

 Solicitations
P 2,500.00
Donors
Expected Donation
Food
P 2,000.00
Vitamins
P 2,500.00
Total expected amount
P 7,000.00
Raised

Project Expenses:
Estimated Cost

NAME

Food
Vitamins
Fare
Pictorials
Forms

DECEMB
ER

JANUARY

P 3,000.00
P 2,000.00
P 800.00
P 350.00
P 850.00
Total: P 7,000.00

FEBRUAR
Y

MARCH

APRIL

MAY

JUNE

Childs Profile
Name:
Age:

Male:

Female:

Name of Father:
Occupation:
Name of Mother:
Occupation:

Childs Profile
Name:
Age:
Name of Father:
Occupation:
Name of Mother:
Occupation:

Male:

Female:

Childs Profile
Name:
Age:

Male:

Female:

Name of Father:
Occupation:
Name of Mother:
Occupation:
GIRL SCOUTS OF THE PHILIPPINES
COTABATO CITY COUNCIL
CCNHS-MAIN CAMPUS

PROGRAMME
I. Girl Scout Prayer or Reflection --------------------------------------------

II. Rededication to the Girl Scout Promise and Law --------------------

III. Introduction from the GS Candidate ---------------------------------Ace Christen Tanghal

Chief Girl
Scout Candidate
IV. Welcome Message -------------------------------------------------------Hon. Anthony M. Aba
Brgy. RH4
Captain
V. Feeding Program/Evaluation
-Action Songs
-Story Telling
-Hand Washing
-Prayer before Eating
VI. FEEDING TIME!!!

VII. Closing Remarks -----------------------------------------------------Ms. Emma Matildo

Brgy. Nutritionist
Scholar

MENU
Date:
December 5, 2014

December 12, 2014

Pancit Guisado
Bread
Orange Juice
Binignit
Cold water

January 10, 2015

Champorado
Milk

January 24, 2015

Sandwich

Chicken Spread
Pineapple Juice

February 7, 2015
Arozcaldo

Chicken
Milo

February 21, 2015

Bihon Guisado
Orange Juice

March 6, 2015
Sandwich

Peanut Butter
Chocolate drink

March 20, 2015

Chicken Arozcaldo
Orange Juice

April 10, 2015

Pakbet
Rice
Orange Juice

April 24, 2015

Bread
Chocolate drink

May 5, 2015

Chicken Adobo
Rice
Water

May 11, 2015

on top

Bread with sugar

Orange Juice

May 15, 2015

Bihon Guisado
Pakbet
Rice

Financial Report
Donations and Solicitations:

Mrs. Nolita Tanghal

Mr. Ronald Tanghal
Ms. Mignon Joy Magdadaro
Mrs. Lilia Suarez
Mr. and Mrs. Jeniffer Ausmolo
Mrs. Irene Devalgue
Mrs. Jean Tanghal
Mr. Randy Ausmolo
Mrs. Josephine Berting
Mr. Eduardo Tanghal
Mr. Carl Ian Roy Tanghal

Project Expenses:

Amount:
P 1,000.00
P 2,000.00
P 500.00
P 800.00
P 700.00
P 500.00
P 1,000.00
P 300.00
P 700.00
P 600.00
P 850.00
Total :
P 8,950.00

Amount:
P 5,348.00
P 1,115.00
P 965.00
P 1,050.00
P 472.00
Total :
P 8,950.00

Food
Beverage
Transportation
Documentations
Pictorials

REFERENCES
Vitamins and Minerals
Reference: Teens Health from Nemours
Vitamins and Minerals make peoples bodies work properly.
Vitamins are organic substances, minerals are inorganic elements that
come from the soil and water and are absorbed by plants or eaten by
animals. Your body needs larger amount of some minerals, such as
calcium, to grow and stay healthy. Other minerals like chromium,
copper, iodine, iron, selenium, and zinc are called traced minerals
because you only need very small amounts of them each day.

Application:
Vitamins and minerals boost the immune system, support
normal growth and development, and help cells and organs do
their jobs. For example, youve probably heard that carrots are

good for your eyes. Its true! Carrots are full of substances
called carotenoids that your body converts to vitamin A, which
helps prevent eye problems.
Eating variety of foods is the best way to get all the
vitamins and Minerals you need each day. As well as the right
balance of carbohydrates, proteins, fats, and calories. Whole or
unprocessed foods like fresh fruits and vegetables, whole
grains, low-fat dairy products, lean meats, fish, and poultry are
the best choices for providing the nutrients your body needs to
stay healthy and grow properly.

DIARY FOR THE SCOUTS ACTIVITIES

MAY
19, 2014
-As an active member of the GSP, we have joined the BrigadaEskwela. We
repaint the chalkboards of the school. Finally, we proudly accomplished 50
boards after the day.

JUNE
2, 2014
-First day of school, My teachers introduced their selves to us and were
getting to know each other.
10, 2014
-The Girl Scout troop leaders began their membership campaign in school.
18, 2014
-Together with my two Co-girl scout, our troop leader talked and encouraged
us to workout for the Chief Girl Scout Medal Scheme Project.
20, 2014
-I finally decided to work for the CGSMSP, and took the category of
HEALTH.
28, 2014
-My mother wrote an endorsement letter for the principal of our school.

-I wrote again a letter for our council executive about applying for the
CGSMSP.

JULY
10, 2014
-I wrote a letter for the principal to ask permission for the CGSMSP.

AUGUST
8, 2014
-Tita Muriel (council executive) and TitaErlinda (troop leader) orient us
about CGSMSP and I selected my 6 working girls.
16, 2014
-I wrote a letter to the Barangay Captain about asking permission that I will
conduct my project in their place.
22-23, 2014
-We attended the Patrol Leadership Training at the CCCPS-Covered court.

SEPTEMBER
15, 2014
-We have been registered as a member of the Girl Scouts.
17, 2014
-We elected our school base Senior Planning Board.
19, 2014
-I decided to visit RH4 together with my co-Girl Scout.

OCTOBER
1, 2014
-Kick-off parade for BSP and GSP. Also, GSP Fun day. Yes! We have fun
there.
5, 2014
-We have our second visit in the place and meet the Barangay Nutritionist
Scholar of the said Barangay.

NOVEMBER
7-9, 2014
-We had our school encampment, and I learned many things there.
15, 2014
-We attended the electing of the officers for the Senior Planning BoardCouncil Level. Again, They orient us about the CGSMSP.

DECEMBER
2, 2014
-We talked to the Barangay Captain about the Project.
5, 2014
-With the help of my family in finance, we fed 24 children. I prepared Pansit
and others for their meal.

-Before eating, we had our program. I explained the nutritional benefits in

the food. I taught them how to prepare the table in proper way, the proper
usage of spoon and fork and after that we had our proper hand washing. We
pray for thanksgiving then finally, they ate the food.
-We measured the height and weight of the children.
12, 2014
-Together with the Yes-O organization of our school, we had our gift-giving
and supplementary feeding in the barangay hall. I have seen that the
children are very happy at that time.
18, 2014
-Signing of the Papers with my troop leader.

JANUARY
7, 2015
-I went to the Barangay hall to inform them about the next feeding.
10, 2015
-I have fed the children in the Barangay with the help of my troop leader
and working girls. Before eating, I checked their attendance and started
with my lecture about proper hygiene.
24, 2015
-We have again our feeding and our menu is chicken spread sandwich with
pineapple juice.
-We measured the childrens height and weight.

FEBRUARY
7, 2015
-We fed the 24 children with the menu: Chicken arozcaldo and milo. But
before the feeding, we have our short program.
21, 2015
-Feeding again! Bihon Guisado and orange juice is our menu for this time. But
before eating, we measure again the childrens weight and height.
26, 2015
-Signing of papers with my troop leader.

MARCH
5, 2015
-I went to the Barangay for a visit.
7, 2015
-We have again our supplementary feeding.
-This time, I teach them action songs and tell them a story that they will get
some moral lessons. And they enjoyed it.

 21, 2015
-Next feeding. I observe in myself that I became more talkative because of
my project.
-I let them sing a n action song entitled I have two hands.

APRIL
10, 2015
-The same 24 children to be fed, Tita Rosalie assist me since Tita Olarte is
not around because of the National Encampment departure.
15, 2015
-I went to the Barangay RH4 again to have a talk with the Barangay Captain.
24, 2015
-We fed the children together with my working girls. Maam Emma Matildo
assist me with the children.

MAY
2, 2015
-Final Evaluation is fast approaching. I had a meeting with Tita Muriel and

Tita Olarte about my project.

5, 2015
-We had our next feeding. I teach them another song.
11, 2015
-With Gods guidance, we fed again the children. Its tiring yet I enjoyed.
12, 2015
-I and my working girls talked about the final evaluation.
15, 2015
-This is it! The final evaluation has ended. Thank God for the success.
Without Him, I can do nothing.

ACE CHRISTEN A. TANGHAL

CGSMSP Candidate

Girl Scouts of the Philippines

National Headquarters
Manila
CGSMSP Form No. 1-A

COMMUNITY PROFILE

1)

Name of Purok/Zone

2)

Barangay

3)

No. of Families in the Purok: 40

40
No. of Houses
40
15
No. of Houses with:
Toilets
40

4)
5)

Biyaya, Pag-asa

Population

Rosary Heights 4 Municipality/Province/City Cotabato City

Electricity
5
Running Water

35

Arterian Well

No. Interviewed: 40
Light Materials:

No. of Schools in the Purok/Zone

7)

No. of church/chapel in the purok/zone 1

8)

Government Officials located in the Purok/zone

No. of hospitals/clinic in the purok/zone

No. of Houses:
25

Concrete:

Flower Garden

Vegetable Garden

35

6)

9)

200

Poultry

Piggery
Others/Specify

Barangay Kagawads, etc.

1

10) Community Centers available like day care, reading, health, others (specify) in the zone:
Day care, Health Center
Means of transportation available in the Purok/zone:
11) Recreational Facilities available in the purok/zone
Courts

Sikad, Single motors

Videoke , Basketball

12) Means of Livelihood/occupations/employment of the people in the purok/zone

Farming, Driving,Self-employed, Construction Working, Carpentry
13) Educational attainment of the (indicate number)
Men (Elementary, High School)
21

Women (Elementary, High School) 19

14) No. of School children of school age (6 yrs-21 yrs )
In-school
102
Out-of-school

15) General Conditions of

Roads
Not Totally Cemented
Drainage
Park/Plaza

Fine
None

Playground

Fine

Market

Fine

Garbage disposal

Not good

Trees and other plants

Good
16) Persons interviewed Head of each Family
17) Identified 3 Problems/needs
a) Many Children are malnourished
b) Observation of garbage disposal
c) Unhealthy air
ACE CHRISTEN A. TANGHAL
Chief Girl Scout Medal Scheme Candidate
December 5, 2014
Date/s of Survey
Noted by:
ERLINDA B. OLARTE
Troop Leader

REFERENCES
Good grooming and Personality development
References: Values Education
A good personal appearance enhances ones personality. Personal
appearance depends on personal hygiene, good posture and clothes
that are clean and decent. Good grooming requires proper body habits