Unang Hakbang Foundation

2010 / 2011

Who we are

Our vision
Children growing into mature and productive individuals, inhabiting a caring society of empowered and empowering communities

Our mission
Helping children in poor urban communities realize their potential, expand their life options, and grow into empowered and empowering adults

Our Strategy

We establish centers and safe places for children from very poor urban communities.

Under Aral Kalinga, we provide tutorial support for inschool children and alternative education services for outof-school children and youth.

Under Buhay Kalinga, we promote programs that build self-esteem, develop skills and our childrens ethical and spiritual formation.

Aral Kalinga
Alternative Learning System (ALS) STEP-Up: Computer literacy classes

Tutorials

Functional Literacy Classes

Peer teaching

Ave. Attendance at Tutorials: Past

350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0

Jul-09

Aug-09

Sep-09

Oct-09

Nov-09

Dec-09

Jan-10

Total Registered

Active Participants

Ave. Attendance at Tutorials: Goal

400
350 300

250
200 150

100
50 As of Jan 2010 As of Jun 2010 Jul 2010-Mar 2011 Total Registered Active Participants

Academics Goal
70 60 50
40 30 20 10 0 January 2010 June 2010 March 2011 80% ave. w/ 70s All grades 80% and up

Ave. Attendance, Other Classes: Goal

Cathecism & Mass

Values Formation/Life Skills

January 2010

50 June 2010

100

150 March 2011

200

250

Other Milestones
As of June 2010
Will Graduate Will Proceed to HS Will take A&E examination Will pass A&E examination Assisted in getting summer job

As of March 2011 23 23
2 2

12 12

A&E Candidates, 2010

Monching, 16 years old, Grade V at Nueve de Febrero Elementary School.

Marjie, 13 years old, Grade IV at Nueve de Febrero Elementary School.

Ave. Attendance, ALS: Past

250 200 150 100 50 0

Total Registerd

Active Participants

Ave. Attendance & Performance, ALS: Goal

300
250 200 150

100 50
As of Jan 2010 Total Registered As of Jun 2010 Active Participants Jul 2010 - Mar 2011 Modules Completed

Academics: A&E Test Goal

70 60 50
40 30 20 10 2008 2009 Examinees Passers 2010

Peer Tutoring: Outcomes/Goals

400
350

300
250

200
150

Total Possible Participants Actual Participants Batang Guro Munting Teacher

100
50

As of Jan 2010 As of Jun 2010 Jul 2010 - Mar 2011

STEP-Up: Outcomes/Goal
400
350 300

250
200 150

100
50 As of Jan 2010 Total Possible Learners As of Jun 2010 Actual Learners Jul 2010 - Mar 2011 Graduates

Buhay Kalinga
Pagsasarili

Pakikipagkapwa

Work Living Participation

Pagpapahalaga
Kaayusan sa katawan Kaayusan sa kilos at paguugali Kaayusan sa kalooban

Pakikipagkapwa: Kwentuhang Bata

800
700 600

500
400 300

200
100 January 2010 Readers June 2010 Community Children March 2011

Pakikipagkapwa: Child-To-Child Help Line

Community child protection system leveraging on participation of children themselves
Peer mentor Paralegal interns recruited from among older children helping children in conflict with the law (CICL)

Involving government, community, and nonprofit sectors

Kaayusan sa Katawan

Dress code Personal hygiene classes Expanded meal program Dental mission Discussion on household management

Household Management Challenge

Some Key Expenses of Family of 5 (1 Day)
Water Rice Lunch & Dinner P7/Container 1- Kilo Whole Chicken Vegetable P130.00 P50.00 P180.00 P42.00 P52.50

Breakfast

Coffee Sugar
Pan de Sal

P6.00 P4.20
P20.00 P30.20 P30.00 P11.00

Transportation Kerosene

Total Minimum Wage

P345.70 P382.00

Kaayusan sa Kilos at Pag-Uugali

Sports program Etiquette classes Spatial consciousnessraising

Kaayusan ng Kalooban

Regular part-time workers

Rosalinda Atuel, since 2006 Anecito Quilona, since 2008 Edwin Signo, since 2008 Irene Ruffy, cathechist since 2009 Fr. Larry Montilde, regular priest since 2009

Regular unpaid volunteers

Emelita Taylor, volunteer since 2007. Comes Thursdays & Saturdays, 1PM-4PM.

Kaayusan ng Kalooban (contd)

Lorenzo Taylor teaches art Saturday mornings at Bahay ni San Francisco, Calbayog Remy Aberion, volunteer since June 2009 Jose Ramon Marquez & Clarissa Lorenzo teach art Saturday afternoons at Bahay ni Jose, Botanical Garden

Kaayusan ng Kalooban (contd)

Gian Carlo Angulo holds advanced computer classes, Tuesdays, 2PM-5PM Nina Lim, handles tutorial class Tuesday-Thursday, 9AM-11M Matthew Chua, personal English tutor of Edwin & Macky (former street children now enrolled in night high school), comes Saturday mornings San Carlos Seminary seminarians, 19 assigned to various centers Nicholas who is from South African and has been tutoring out-of-school youth at Bahay ni San Francisco, Calbayog

Pagsasarili

Work

UrChef Apprentices UHF Office Interns Paralegal Interns w/ Humanitarian Legal Assistance Foundation (HLAF) Baggers at SM Supermarkets Government-sponsored Special Program for the Employment of Students (SPES)

Training assistance

Referral for vocational training: ERDA Tech, citys manpower services training center

Living

Visualizing the future

New classes on:
Life skills Child rights Reproductive health: delaying sex & child birth Environmental awareness

Imagining the Future You

Imagining the Future

Achieving Goals

Insinya ng Buhay

Life Skills
Themes
Self-Awareness

Topics
Knowing yourself Setting a positive goal Learning self-confidence

Interpersonal Relationships & Respecting yourself and others Effective listening Communication Skills Coping with Emotions and Stress Critical Thinking & Deciding Problem-Solving Setting Goals Identifying emotions Coping with frustration and stress Making good decisions Standing up for yourself Defining conflict Dealing with intimidation Managing time My future

Childrens Rights
Themes
Survival Rights

Focal Issues
Birth registration Food sufficiency & under nutrition Access to water & safe environment Education for all Space for recreation & play Non-discrimination Abuse & exploitation Excessive physical punishment Juvenile justice

Delivery

Development Rights Protective Rights

Use of stories, film & similar media Learning by doing & acting

Participative Rights

Access to information Self-expression

Institutional Arrangements

LGU engagement

Institutionbuilding

Expansion

Fundraising

LGU Engagement

Objective:
To facilitate institutionalization of peer-topeer initiatives being created

To be pursued:
Membership in local development council, school board, literacy council, child protection council LGU registration Opening ties with Sanguniang Kabataan

Institution-Building
Expansion of membership & volunteer base
Increase number of regular volunteers Increase membership

Strengthening of staffing & organization

Licensing, registration & certification Expansion

Train and support staffs continuing education Hire new social workers Improve staff benefit package Renew DSWD registration and license Register with PCNC, Consuelo Foundation, Ayala Foundation

Into Manila and Pampanga

Institution-Building

More active web presence Regular news letter Improve reporting

Improved communications program

Expansion of membership base

Improve volunteer management Organize learning visits & sessions

Institutionalize advocacy of child protection & development issues

Strengthen networking

Funding Need
About P1,000,000 (US$20,000) will be required to support our expanded child-to-child initiatives:
Key Expenses, Apr 2010-June 2011
Peer Tutorial Program
Training program AK Stipends Work Program Meals

P168,750
P80,510 P31,500 P72,750 P193,320

Equipment & Other Investments

P374,000

Total

P920,830

Support UHF
Contact us at:

Telephone
Email Website

(632) 531 3474

unanghakbangphilippines@gmail.com http://sites.google.com/site/ unanghakbangfoundation/

Thank you for your support!