PROFILING THE BARANGAY SITE STUDY

Group # 4
Group Members:
Bautista, Darreen
Gimpes, John Kristoffer
Kristel Joy
Ingente, Meikee Dannah
Interior, Enthie Bryan
Melendez, Carlo Vincent Sergio, John Ralfh

Hipolito,

Barangay Profile:
Barangay 406, Zone 4, IV District Manila is situated along the North Side
which is J. Fajardo Street, on the East Side is F. Cayco Street, on the South
Side is F. Jhocson Street and our Barangay Hall is located at 665 Sancho
Street, it is a residential area.
Barangay 406 has an estimated population of Seven Hundred Fifty (750)
persons. Our registered voters totaled to Four Hundred Sixty-Three (463)
persons and Seventy-Two (72) registered Senior Citizens.
Among our programs being implemented are Holy Mass every 2nd
Saturday of the month, twice a month Clean-Up Drive, Anti-Dengue
Fumigation, monthly feeding for children, Medical Mission, Distribution of
School Supplies during opening of classes in the month of June, the Linggo
ng Wika for the kabataan, cultural activities during fiesta, Gift Giving every
Christmas and we are studying on what more program suited in our
community that we need to implement. We are also planning on the
implementation of Livelihood programs that will help our less fortunate
constituents.
Barangay Number: 406
Zone: 42
District: 4
Barangay Chairman: Lee Russell A. Rualo (died December 2015
because of cardiac arrest, the person who is in
charge is Kagawad Noel Domingo)
Location of Barangay Hall:

Location of Health Center: Earnshaw Health Center (Temporary)

Location of Day Care Center:

Barangay Committee

Resolution No. 00-09, Series of 2016

A BARANGAY RESOLUTION CREATING CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS OF
VARIOUS COMMITEES.
WHEREAS, the Barangay Council have undertaken different projects which
they saw and felt are prioritized need and requirement of the community;
WHEREAS, the Barangay Council in order to make use of the funds
granted to them, have created committees which will take charge of
canvassing of the right price/s of supplies and materials, inspection of the
right items of supplies and the awarding of the said supplies and materials
to the lowest bidder/supplier;

NOW THEREFORE, the Barangay Council hereby creates and approved the
following committees Chairman and Members:
Committee on Canvass.
FREDDIE A. ABRENICA

Chairman:

Members: MA.
MARGARITA P. ORTEGA
ANGELITO M. BENAVIDES
Committee on Inspection..
Chairman: NENE R. CAUTAL

Members: WILMA A. GONZALES

NICOLAS M. REYES
Committee on Appropriations......
Chairman: MYLA S. ILAGAN

RESOLVED, AS IT HEREBY RESOLVED, that this resolution creating various

Committees with their respective Chairman and Members be approved;
RESOLVED FURTHER, that copies of this Resolution be furnished to the
Office of the City Auditor and Office of the City Accountant and other
agencies concerned for their information and guidance.
APPROVED, this 5th day of March, 2016.

Barangay Brigade

EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 001, Series of 2016

AN ACT RECOGNIZING THE BARANGAY ANTI-DRUG ABUSE COUNCIL
(BADAC), STATING ITS LEGAL BASIS AND DEFINING ITS FUNCTIONS.

WHEREAS, the constitution mandates that the government shall promote

the welfare and improve the quality of life of the people;
WHEREAS, section 16 of RA 7160 provides the local government unit shall
pursue the undertakings to improve public morals and maintain peace and
order among equally significant concerns;
WHEREAS, DILG Memorandum Circular No. 98-227 dated December 2,
1998, provided the creation of Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Council (BADAC)
in the barangays;
NOW, THEREFORE, by the authority vested in me as Punong Barangay
under RA 7160, including but not limited to section 398 (3) and (14) of the
said code, and subject to my continuing and ultimate authority and
responsibility to act in such matters, I, as Chief Executive in our Barangay,
do hereby organized the ANTI-DRUG ABUSE COUNCIL (BADAC), as follows:

A. COMPOSITION
Chairman
Vice Chairman

:
:

Charge of Peace and Order

Members
:

Noel L. Domingo
Punong Barangay
Myla S. Ilagan
Barangay Kagawad, InWilma Gonzales
Barangay Kagawad, Chair of

Women and Family

Araceli Ambat
Public School
Principal/Teacher or Representatives
Mario Giinoga
Ex-O tanod
Francisco Salomon
NGO/Civil Society
Representative
Analiza Azucena
President, Parent Teachers
Association
Teresita Bantug
Religious Organization
Representative
PCI Joselito de Ocampo
Chief of Police, PNP Lacson
B. FUNCTION
1. Plans, strategize, and implement and evaluate programs,
projects and activities on drug abuse prevention in the barangay;

2. Coordinate and collaborate with other institutions implementing

programs, projects concerning drug abuse at the barangay level;
3. Continuously gather and update data on drug abuse and its
effect on peace and order situation in the barangay, including
listings of drug user and pusher.
Boundaries: Technical Maps or Visuals and Road/Street Parameters
North: Side of J. Jhocson
East: Side of F. Cayco
South: Side of F. Jhocson

Geographical Data:
Land Area: approximately 1.1 hectares
Population: 750 (60% male, 40% female)
Number of House/Shanties: more or less 90
List of Street Covered: J. Jhocson, F. Jhocson, F. Cayco, Sancho Panza

Statistical Profile:
Number of Households: more or less 120
Number of Indigents 20 -30 (rich living), 4 (street dwellers)
Number of Registered Voters: 463
Total Voting Center: 2
Polling Precincts: 5 units (includes 1 for the PWDs), General Geronimo
Elementary School
Gender:
Children: Boys > Girls
Senior Citizen:

Residential Area:

Commercial Area:

Mix Used Area:

Formal Development Area

Informal Development Area:

Social Status of Barangay

Social Structure (%)
Low: 30 %
Middle: 60 %
High: 10 %
Flood Prone Areas: J. Fajardo Street
Length: 15 meters
Duration: 1 to 2 hours after rain
Depressed Areas: J. Fajardo corner Sancho Panza

Site Inventory: Structure Types and Uses

half concrete half wood

Institution:
Church: Lady of Loreto Church
Schools: None
Civic Organization: Senior Citizens Affair
Number of Business Establishments:
Sari-Sari Store: 9
Bakeries: 1
Pawnshops: 1
Others: Carinderia-6, Computer Shop-1, Dental Clinic-1, Dormitory-2,
Auto Supply-1, Salon-2
Police Stations: Station 4
Police Community Precint:: UBA
Fire Stations: Sampaloc Fire Station

Estimated Garbage Generation

Garbage Collection: PM, Daily

Sari-Sari Store

:
-

Bakeries

Triple J Store
1420 J. Fajardo St. - 0915- 502-8617
April Shobe Store
1422 J. Fajardo St. - 0927-296-1235
Conchitas Store
649 F. Cayco St. - 711-0821
Lotas Store
607 F. Cayco St. - 749-7610
Myzels Store
603 F. Cayco St. - 497-6756
Ferrys Store
1411 F. Jhocson St. - 0948-336-1857
Marys Store
1411 F. Jhocson St. - 0949-428-1054
Milas Store
638 Sancho Panza St. - 740-2948
Titas Store
656 Sancho Panza St.

:1
-

Pawnshops

Kambal Pandesal
683 F. Cayco St. - 0917-884-5878

:1
-

EJM Pawnshop
601 F. Cayco St. - 732-6010

Others:
Carinderia : 6
-

Wootys Grill

OVERALL OBSERVATIONS

Strength:

Current profit ratio increased

Neighbor morale high

Place share has increased
Reputation in marketplace
Expertise at partner level in HRM consultancy
Building blocks for learning and success
Commercialized area
Availability of resources
Unique products
Real estate
Cost advantages

Weakness:

Legal suits not resolved

Plant capacity has fallen
Lack of strategic management system
Shortage of consultants at operating level rather than cooperation among

community members
Unable to deal with multi-disciplinary assignments because of size or lack

of ability
Grants, funding agencies, other sources of income
Uncertain and complex government regulations
Poor support of government officials
Lack of information, education and communication
Lack of cooperation among community members
Poor implementation of rules and regulation

Opportunities:

Well established position with a well-defined market niche

Identified market for consultancy in areas other than HRM
Similar products on the market are not as reliable or are more expensive
High traffic location
Potential economic stability
Enhancement of morale and cohesiveness and leadership among

community members
Innovation
Financial leverage
New products

Threats:

Competitors have a similar product

Competitors have launched a new advertising campaign
Competitor opening shop nearby
Downturn in economy may mean people are spending less
Bad economy
Intense competition
Change in tastes
Adverse political intervention
Possible failure in implementation of contracted rules or promised

activities
Natural calamities
Conflicts within community