BARANGAY TEJEROS

In 1665, Miguel Lopez de Legaspi found a balanghai or barangay near to a lake ( Sta. Clara Creek) which was ruled by Lakan Tun-aw or Cantunao. The said balanghai of Lakan Tun-Aw was called Maluarbuco kingdom (Tejeros) which is a part of the Namayan Kingdom (Sta. Ana de Sapa) in the year1470. Lakan Tun-Aw ruled his balangai for 71 years (1527-1598). In year 1592, a group of Franciscan priest built the Church of Paseo de Tamo ( now known as Dambana ni Cristobal at D. Gomez St.) where in Lakan Tun-aw was baptized or Almezen dela Fe. In 1598 while Fr. Juan de Placensia was traveling along the Maluarbuco kingdom he was bitten by an insect known as Tungaw by the locals and since then he named the Maluarbuco Kingdom as Barangay Matungaw. Some parts of Barangay Ma-tungaw are muddy field known as lamangkati which was use in making tisa ( bricks ) and was one of the main source of livelihood of many residents of barangay Ma-tungaw, thus, the name Tejeron ( Tejeros ) was derived meaning long straight path full of title makers. In 1835, the historical Sta. Cruz ( Holy Cross ) was found by G. Manuel Cadedoc, a sakatero, in the Sta. Clara Creek making Sta. Cruz or CiaCruissis the patron of Tejeros.

 In 1893 Tejeros become one of the four barrios comprising San Pedro Macati ( Guadalupe, Olympia, Pio Del Pilar and Tejeros ). When the America occupied the Philippines, Tejeros became a popular recreation place of American Service men ( 1915 ). A dancing hall made of bamboo and nipa materials was constructed at H. Santos streets. Since then it become the favorite hang out of American soldiers . In 1918, a new building was constructed in the same place by the Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Company. It was finished in 1921 and Mr. John Canson, Sr. called it Sta. Ana Cabaret. It stood there for 49 years until it was destroyed by typhoon Yoling in 1970. Tejeros used to be composed of five namely Carmona ( Crystal ), Kasilawan ( Suaboy or Bakahan ), Singkamas, La Paz and Sta. Cruz ( Paltok ) In 1960 under the mayorship of Maximo Estrella, Republic Act 2370 known as the Bario Charter Act was enacted by the Philippines Congress. This act called for the election of barrio officials by secret balloting. At the time, Barrio Lieutenants were appointed by the incumbent Mayor.

 This act also stated that any sitio with 500 inhabitants can be separate barrio by way of resolution of the inhabitants. So by virtue of this act, the abovementioned five sitios became independent barrios. Up to now, Tejeros remains as one of the progressive barangay in Makati. The people have continually been provided with their basic needs. To provide low cost housing facilities for its residents, a BLTSS housing project was constructed on the former site of Sta. Ana cabaret. There is also a Barangay Health Center which gives a free medical assistance to the residents.

 The first church in Makati where Datu Matungaw was baptized was located at Cristobal and D. Gomez St. Barngy. Tejeros, Makati City. A small altar was built some years ago in commemoration of the first baptism in Makati in the said area. Garden Bliss- Formerly known as Sta. Ana cabaret was built in 1918, and was finished in 1921. It stood there ( H. Santos St. ) for 49 years until it was destroyed by thypoon Yoling in 1970. Dambana ni Cristo In year 1592, a group of franciscan priest built the church of Paseo de Tamo ( Located at D. Gomez St. ) wherein Lakan Tun-aw ( first chief of Tejeros ) was baptized or Almezen dela Fe. Sta. Clara creek- In 1835, the historical Sta. Cruz ( Holy Cross ) was found by G. Manuel Cadedoc, a sakatero was found in the making Sta. Cruz or Via- Cruisis the patron of Tejeros. Feast Day Our feast day is every first Saturday and Sunday of May. This year it falls on May 7-8 2011.

Barangay Mission is the vision for the future. A 6-year development through meaningful projects and tangible activities to address the needs of the community regardless of age; create jobs by means of in-demand livelihood to improve and enhance the quality of life for all individuals, young and old; escalate sustainable peace and order projects and activities, promote justice, cleaning and beautification of the community for pride of place and safe place for the children; promote good health and prevention of ill-health to help achieve the goals of wholeness; quality education for a powerful intellectual asset of the community like environmental education , outdoor skills, leadership and other educational goals; infrastructure programs that are broad in scope and with heart to humanity with strong political will; modern data banking to keep a strong technical foundation for the barangay; and to work with responsible barangay personnel and staff who are honest, hardworking and are adept in the economic mission and initiatives.With these entire missions, so help me God.

 GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION & PHYSICAL FEATURES Total land Area Existing Land Use Physiography Water Body Flood Intensity : 28.64 Hectares : Residential : mainly of flat land suitable for commercial, industrial and residential purposes. : Sta. Clara Creek : During rainy days especially if there is a typhoon & heavy rainfall we sometimes experience flooding in other areas but it easily subside through the drainage system. Regular maintenance by the Engineering personnel of the Barangay & the City Engineering Office who does the declogging helps greatly to combat flood problems in the Barangay.

Barangay Boundaries North - La Paz South - Singkamas East - Kasilawan / Carmona West - Sta. Cruz / Olympia

Street Boundaries Davila Primo Rivera Delpan / JP. Rizal AP. Reyes / Pasong Tamo

No. of Individuals ( 2011 ) actually residing No. of Registered Votes No. of families / household Average household size

= 22,423 based on Tejeros Health Center = 13,795 as of the last Barangay Election = approximately 4,000 Household =5

Our population is composed of Tagalog, Bicolanos, Batanguenos, Visaya, Pampanguenos and Ilocanos. Average family size is 5 and roman Catholic is the dominant religion. Since the City Government implemented the clearing operations in the squatters area, a big number of informal settlers are now transferred at the resettlement site in Calauan, Laguna and San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan the latter being filled to capacity. They are the affected families in the demolition of D. Gomez, Sandico, F. Aguilar, H. Santos, Solchuaga and Kalayaan and still scheduled for demolition on May 16-27, 2011 but the streets of Solchuaga and Kalayaan is tentative. Others opted for financial assistance due to their present jobs and rented a place here in Makati, To date, almost 70% of the informal settlers were demolished and relocated. Other option given to informal settlers is the Balik Probinsya Program which some opted to choose.

Health is a basic human right guaranteed by the Philippine constitution. Subsequently, the great inconsistency in access to and use of health care, resulting in significant differences in health status, between the rich minority and the poor majority of Filipinos constitutes a grave imbalance to provide an equitable health services for most Filipinos.

Basic health services as well as tertiary care for the majority of Filipinos are inadequate, fragmented, inefficient, and incomplete. At least in part due to this, for lowest income groups these services are largely inaccessible and unaffordable.
The Philippines health sector is dominated by commercial interests of a segment of the system that is not really about health outcomes but is primarily about bottom-line profits.

Human resources for health are insufficiently educated, inappropriately trained, and poorly motivated to address the health care concerns of most Filipinos in the setting in which they live. As a result, poorly compensated government health workers are unable to influence behaviors of their high earning private sector counterparts within the changeresistant environments of their respective professional organizations. Much of this commercial dominance of our health care system is the result of a failure, so gross as to constitute a default, of public financing for health. The combined weight of the uncoordinated spending for health by the national government, local governments and our national social health insurance program has been so low and so weak that it has driven our health system into a debilitating dependence on out-of-pocket payments by patients.

With this complexity of the problem and inequitable delivery of quality services in the health sector especially to the marginalized sectors that live in the slum areas in Metro Manila and other part of the Philippines with an income below poverty line are very much prevalent recently. It is believe that the causes of this problem are very much diverse from the issues on socio-economic and socio-political. However, even the problem is very huge on that matter, health sector should developed innovative solutions in order to response the critical health issues at the community level. Thus, a holistic community-based health program and framework had been conceptualized in order to combat this cyclic health problem and narrow the gap of societal divides on providing a complete package of quality health services delivery.

Indeed, it is still relevant that Community Health Nursing as a program and approach plays a major role in solving the problem on health particularly for the marginalized sectors. A community health nursing that will immediately response to the health issues at the household and community-level. As defined by the Department of Health in the Philippines, Community Health Nursing is a unique blend of nursing and public practice woven into a human service that properly developed and applied that has tremendous impact on human well-being. Its responsibilities extend to the care and supervision of individuals and families in their homes, in place of work, in schools and clinics. It is the utilization of the nursing processes in the different levels of clienteleindividuals, families, population groups and communities, concerned with the promotion of health, prevention of diseases and disability and rehabilitation. Its goal is to raise the level of citizenry by helping communities and families to cope with the discontinuities in and threats to health in such a way as to maximize their potential or high-level wellness.

 With this context, this research would like to reassess the general health condition of Barangay Tejeros, Makati City and be able to determine appropriate solutions and strategies that will lead to specific community health programs. Therefore, the whole process of the research would result to a concrete recommendations or plan of action that will help the community to become more empowered and sustainable in managing health programs.

 Comprehensive Community Assessment is an important tool in identifying the community health status. Through this researchers were able to gather relevant data to determine the needs of the community. The Community Assessment enabled the group to assess the different problems arising in Brgy. Tejeros, Makati City. They have cited some of the resources that the people in the community may utilize in resolving their community problems. The researcher aimed in knowing the resources that may alter the health status of the families in the community such as the setting, population, economic indices, socio-cultural indices and environmental and health indices in conducting the community health assessment. Also through this community assessment, the researchers were able to apply their knowledge and skills about Community Health Nursing which guided the group in analyzing and interpreting the health situation of the community.

 General Objective

The study will be able to recommend appropriate enhancement strategy for Community Health Nursing within the context of the health community programs status of Brgy. Tejeros, Makati City.
Specific Objectives

1. To determine the current health situation of Barangays Tejeros 2. To draw-out the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of the health program of Brgy. Tejeros, Makati City. 3. To formulate appropriate strategic options and programs for the enhancement of the community health program through the framework of Community Health Nursing.

The researchers used a combination of directive and nondirective, observation and review of records and surveys. Combination of directive and non-directive approach is appropriate during the information gathering and interview; the goals of which are to collect data, to begin, and to establish rapport. Observation is to gathe data using the five senses and review of records was used to identify if the data is insufficient or if it is enough to start the evaluation, computation and analysis.
First, a courtesy call was done at Brgy. Tejeros, Makati City through the help of their staff. The researchers were able to know the significant persons that would help in making the community assessment.

The group began the survey by asking the families if they are available for the interview. Then they introduce themselves and their purpose for interviewing. The intended respondents include the head of the family or any member of the family who is 15 years old and above who will answer all the needed information. Community Health Survey Forms were used to guide the researchers in an organized interview with the families chosen. The form contains questions about demographic variables, age and sex composition, socio-economic factors, communication, educational level, housing conditions, income per month, occupation, water supply, waste disposal, ventilation, religion and house-ownership, infant feeding, health information, health seeking behavior and immunization. After the interview was conducted, the group gathered the data and reviewed it to find if gathered information is sufficient to make the community assessment. The data gathered served as the basis for evaluating the community needs and resources. Through these, the researchers will be able to understand the problems within the community and help them find answers for their problems. When all the data were gathered and reviewed, the group tallied the results. Then they reviewed the tallied results to see if there are mistakes in the computation of the total and percentage of every table. After that, they graphed the table to present the results.

The community survey was conducted at H. Santos St. Brgy. Tejeros, Makati City. The total land area of the barangay was estimated 28.64 hectares. The total population of the barangay was 27,690. The total land area and the population were the rough estimation from the barangay. The researchers randomly selected 30 families from their respective streets that were assigned by our clinical instructor. Only the head of the family or anyone who is capable enough to give us information were interviewed. If there are married members but still living in one household, they should be segregated from the parents depending if they provide income for them.

There were some respondents who didnt answer the questions completely such as their length of residency and etc. some of their information was not included on the tally sheet. Therefore, some part of the tally sheet will not match the total population of persons interviewed.

1. Description LOCATION AND PHYSICAL FEATURES Barangay Boundaries North : La Paz South : Singkamas East : Kasilawan / Carmona West : Sta. Cruz / Olympia Street Boundaries North : Davila St. South : Primo Rivera St. East : A.P. Reyes / Pasong Tamo West : Delpan / J.P. Rizal Physical Attributes Total Land Area : 28.64 Hectares Existing Land Use : Residential

POPULATION Population (2000 Census) Population (2007 Census) Number of Households Average Household size

: 16, 820 : 27, 690 : 30 surveyed : 15

TOTAL LAND AREA Land Information Total No. of Parcels1,062 Parcels Total Land Area......283,234.63 sq. m

Demography Total Land Area.28.64 h Total Populati27,690 Total Registered Voters..17,213 Total Percent .103 ( 84 cluster ) Total No. of Street.....37

Basic Services Environment Garbage Collection Daily

Peace and Order No. of crimes reported to the police 48 No. of crimes solved . 43 Bantay Bayan No. of case reported to Bantay Bayan. 450 No. of cases solved .. 450 Lupon Tagapamayapa No. of case handled by Lupon . 394 No. of case solved . .55

Peace keeping Personnel Police Bantay Bayan Traffic Enforcer Lupon Tagapamayapa Infrastructure and Utilities No. of Streets ..37 Bridges .......1 (Sta. Clara) Utilities No. of household with potable water.95% No. of household with potable facility..95%

Socio Economic Facilities Barangay Hall.H. Santos St. Barangay Health CenterBrgy. Hall Private Clinic: Lords Grace Clinic B. Pimentel Clinic Sabater Clinic Contado Clinic Lourdes Hospital Public School.. None Private School.... None Computer Center..Brgy. Tejeros Computer Center Day Care Center.Brgy. Tejeros Day Care Center Livelihood Center. None Senior Citizens Center: Brgy. Lipunan Health Center Felicidad Sy Center for Elderly Multi- Purpose Hall Brgy. Hall Tenement HousingH. Santos (Tejeros Housing Project) Covered Court.. None Open CourtD. Gomez Basketball Court, Bliss Court Police Sub- Station PCP- 1, South Ave MAPSA / Bantay Bayan Outpost...........P. Tamo / J.P Rizal, Mascardo Fire Station.H. Santos Fire Sub- Station

 Economic Services Business Establishments by Nature..519 Saver Cent.KS Bank Cooperative..KS Bank Commercial Center / MarketTejeros Public Market Tourism Facilities: Heritage Structure and SiteSta. Ana Park Hotels Inn.. None MallNone Waterways ( River / Creeks )Sta. Clara Creek

 Hazard Prone Areas Flood Prone Pasong Tamo, Davilla, Mascardo, Montojo, Primo Rivera & Yague St. Fire Spread Informal Settlers Areas due to houses are made of light materials. Bunkhouse, Metropolitan, Ponte, Davila, & D. Gomez St. CLIMATE Latitude.14 degrees 3100 to 14 degrees 3500 Longitude..120 degrees 5945 to 121 degrees 0430

MEDIUM OF COMMUNICATION E-mail 20% Telephone 30% Cell Phone 100% It is for fact that having mobile phones now a days is a sort of necessity and it is an inevitable truth that mobile industry is taking every one by storm, the every basic thing of call and texting that keep us in constant contact with people whos important to us. But according to some people, every gadget you spend of hours holding next to your head might be damaging your brain? Well, the evidence is starting to pour in, and its not good, but there are some alternative gadget for communication to use for everyday living like telephone, but the disadvantage of this is that you can call but you cannot text, but by the use of computer having e-mail, you can attached files and send it to the person you want to sent, like in business.

MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION Tricycle 100% Jeep 100% Bicycle 75 % Private Vehicle 35.4 % There are two main transportation use of all residence of Brgy of Tejeros, people make use of tricycle as a means of transportation, with an attached passenger cabin on a third wheel. Without discrimination, these daily mode of transportation predispose out commuters to hazard brought to us by pollutants, from daily road accidents, street crimes, but the big advantage of tricycle is that it will bring you to every desired place that free from traffic..unlike jeepney that have final route, but jeepney is one of the main transportation use of the residence, and the main advantage of this is that if they want to go to a far place from their Barangay they can use jeepney as their transportation

 Bicyle is also their transportation use in their Barangay. The main advantage on this is you dont have to pay for your transportation, unlike tricycle and jeep. You are also helping the world not to gain a pollution. People in Brgy. Tejeros also have their own vehicle for their transportation,but the disadvantages of this is they have to pay for their gasoline and they are prone in traffic, but the advantage of this is they are free to the go to the place they want to go, they can have their vacation using their vehicle.

Type Of Building Occupied Housing Units

No. of Household

Household Population

Ra Household Population to Occupy Housing Units

tio Household Population to Occupy Housing Units

5.03 4.87 4.57

42,687 Single House 8,470 Duplex 44,562 Multi-Unit Residential

44,961 9,081 47,219 203,591

214,754 41,234

1.05 1.07 1.06

444
Commercial/ Indutrial/ Agricultural 142 Institutional Living Quarters 342 Other Housing Unit

502

1,763

1.13

3.97

147

615

1.04

4.33

374

1,591

1.09

4.65

Not Reported

1,655

1,697

6,763

1.03

4.09

TOTAL

98,302

103,981

470,311

1.06

4.78

41, 855 Owned Being Amortized

41, 386 Rented

Being Occupied For Free With Consent of Owner

13,499

Being Occupied For Free Without Consent of Owner

1, 938

Not Reported

5, 303

TOTAL

103, 981

II. POPULATION Population (2000 Census) Population (2007 Census) Total population of the Families Surveyed SEX RATIO

: 16,820 : 27,690 : 30 household

= 84/80X100 = .9523X 100 = 95.23 RATIO: 100:95

AGE <1 yrs. Old 1-4 yrs. Old 5-9 yrs. Old 10-14 yrs. Old 15-19 yrs. Old 20-24 yrs. Old 25-29 yrs. Old 30-34 yrs. Old 35-39 yrs. Old 40-44 yrs. Old 45-49 yrs. Old 50-54 yrs. Old 55-59 yrs. Old

OVER ALL TOTAL 4 4 15 24 19 21 8 5 16 17 5 12 6

% 2.44% 2.44% 19.15% 14.64% 11.59% 12.80% 4.88% 3.04% 9.16% 10.37% 3.04 7.32% 3.66%

60-64 yrs. Old

>65 yrs. Old

3
5 164

1.03%
3.04% 100%

TOTAL

AGE DISTRIBUTION
3.04% 1.83% 3.66% 9.15% 7.32% <1 yr. Old 1-4 yrs. Old 2.44% 2.44%

5-9 yrs. Old

3.04% 10-14 yrs. Old

15-19 yrs. Old

14.64% 10.37% 20-24 yrs. Old

25-29 yrs. Old

30-34 yrs. Old

35-40 yrs. Old

40-44 yrs. Old 45-49 yrs. Old 50-54 yrs. Old 9.16% 11.59% 55-59 yrs. Old 60-64 yrs. Old >65 yrs. Old 3.04% 4.88%

12.80%

ANALYSIS: Out of 30 households with the total population of 164, there are 84 males and 80 females. As an overview on that selected street, it is clearly observed that females are approximately 2.43 % higher than males. Base on the overall tally of age distribution, the highest age bracket is 10-24 years old with a total of 35.38 %. Next are 35-44 years old with a percentage of 7.92 %. The rest percentage belongs to 45-65 and above with a total of 18.20 % and less than 1 to 9 years old with a total of 14.02 %. Base on the data gathered, we can say that the highest population belongs to teenage group which makes us think that the best program to be conducted is a Health Teaching about Teenage Pregnancy because we, as part of teenage group, believe that if we are informed or we are taught, at least we know what are the consequences or the negative side effects of our behavior specially about pre-marital sex. We, as a Practical Nursing students believes that teenage pregnancies is a highly risks not just to the mother but also to her baby.

Medline plus stated that most teenagers don't plan to get pregnant, but many do. Teen pregnancies carry extra health risks to the mother and the baby. Often, teenagers don't receive timely prenatal care, and they have a higher risk for pregnancy-related high blood pressure and its complications. Risks for the baby include premature birth and a low birth weight . Teen pregnancy is not a new issue; in fact, it has been a rising concern in the United States for decades. Voluntary efforts have been made by organizations such as Healthy Teen Network, The National Campaign, and Advocates for Youth to help reduce the overwhelming existence of teen pregnancy. Though health care clinics, teen parenting help programs, and alternative schools for pregnant women, pregnancy organizations have sought to relieve the problem, but have done little to eliminate it. It is time for a change that will address this issue with boldness and certainty. I propose a new solution to teen pregnancy, one that this nation has never heard before. Studies have shown that the United States has the highest rate of teen pregnancies in the developed world. (By 123 helpme!.com)

CIVIL STATUS

SINGLE

38

23.17 %

MARRIED

67

40.85 %

SEPARATED

0.61 %

WIDOWED

1.83 %

CHILD

55

33.54 %

TOTAL

164

100 %

CIVIL STATUS

23.17% 33.54% SINGLE MARRIED SEPARATED WIDOWED CHILD

1.83% 0.61% 40.85%

ANALYSIS: Base on the data gathered from interviewed families, the distribution of married people have the highest number which has a percentage of 40.85 %. To be followed by children which has a total of 33.54%, while single individuals have 23.17 %, the rest of the percentage belongs to widowed and separated with a total of 2.44 %. As an interpretation, we see that that married individuals has the highest percentage which only proves that Filipinos still believes in the Holy matrimony and Law imposed by authority.

We suggest conducting a program or health teaching about Responsible Parenthood. Why? Because we believe that the best way to keep a relationship intact is to have proper and continue communication and the simple way of understanding is through talking. A simple talking but creates an unbreakable bonding. As a parent, we believe that topics in Responsible Parenthood will help the parents to be more effective and responsible. Parent education will teach you how to be more effective and responsible parents. It allows the parents to recognize their capabilities and rights as parents to their children. Parent education is a course that teaches and improves parenting skills. Such course is general but with special attention to infants, toddlers and teenagers. It also provides intensive training to new parents, pregnant women and even those who plan to adopt. Being a parent is a gift. But take note also that being a parent is not easy. You are responsible for your childrens welfare as well as to provide them with a good future. (by theparentszone.com)

OCCOUPATIONAL STATUS

Employed

55

33.54%

Self employed

1.83%

Unemployed

106

64.63%

TOTAL

164

100%

OCCUPATIONAL STATUS

33.54%

EMPLOYED

64.63%

SELF-EMPLOYED UNEMPLOYED

1.83%

ANALYSIS: This new record of employment in this area is good sign that theres an existing growth with regards to employment in our country nowadays although such growth failed to lift most Filipinos from poverty. Lawrence Jeff Johnson, director for ILOs country office in Manila noted that more than the lack of jobs itself, it is the quality of jobs available that prevented poor Filipinos from escaping the plight. A lot of poor Filipinos are among the so called vulnerable workers-working on low paid jobs that dont offer social security, health insurance and other benefits. These vulnerable workers include pedicab drivers, street vendors and unpaid family workers.

Workers in this selected area belongs to vulnerable workers that is why their income is not moving upward or getting higher even though they work hard. In spite of this effort theres the fact that we cannot set aside, its that if an individuals is low it would be impossible for them to get a high paying job. ILOs Johnson suggested that the government and the private sector should invest on workers to raise productivity and enable workers to enjoy higher wages. Street vendors, for instance, can be trained to become service workers in hotel and restaurants. However, trainings and education is vital for the progress or growth of employment in the country.

OCCUPATION

laborer

12

94.83%

vendor

5.7%

driver

16

29.09%

other

24

43.63%

TOTAL

55

`100%

TYPES OF OCCUPATION

22%

44% 6%

LABORER VENDOR DRIVER OTHER

29%

ANALYSIS: Table 4 shows different types of occupation based on the previous conducted survey. The data shows that the most of the earning individuals which has 94.83% are laborers, a job that typically perform work that requires less skill and more physically prowess that other jobs, requires physical strength and stamina,5.7% who are vendors. Base on the data we see that most of the individuals worked as laborer and not enjoying higher wages.

INCOME/MONTH
<5000 Php 5000-10000 Php 10000-15000 Php 15000-20000 Php 20000-25000 Php 25000-30000 Php 30000-35000 Php 35000-40000 Php 40000-45000 Php 45000-50000 Php >50000 Php TOTAL

#
5 11 3 5 1 3

%
16.66 % 36.66 % 10 % 16.66 % 3.34 % 10 %

1 1 30

3.34 % 3.34 % 100 %

AVERAGE INCOME

0% 0% 3% 10%

0% 3%

3%

17%
<5000 Php
5000-10000 Php

10000-15000 Php

17%

15000-20000 Php

20000-25000 Php
25000-30000 Php

37% 10%

30000-35000 Php
35000-40000 Php 40000-45000 Php 45000-50000 Php >50000 Php

EXPENCES/MONTH

<5000
5000-10000 10000-15000 15000-20000 20000-25000 25000-30000 30000-35000 35000-40000 40000-45000 45000-50000 >50000 TOTAL

8
12 3 4

26.66 %
40 % 10 % 13.34 %

2 1

6.66 % 3.34 %

30

100 %

EXPENDITURES OF FAMILIES
0% 0% 0% 0%

1%
0% 2%

8% 4%
<5000 Php
5000-10000 Php

10000-15000 Php
15000-20000 Php

20000-25000 Php
25000-30000 Php

30000-35000 Php

3%

35000-40000 Php 40000-45000 Php 45000-50000 Php >50000 Php

12%

ANALYSIS: Base on the data gathered, the highest percentage of income per family belongs to 5,000-10,000 a month which has a total of 36.66 % to be followed by less than 5,000 and 15,000-20,000 which has the same equivalent of 16.66 % while 10,000-15,000 and 25,000-30,000 also have the same equivalent which has a total of 20 % each. The rest belongs to income 20,000-25,000, 45,000-50,000 and greater than 50,000 which has a percentage of 3.33 %. Families expenses monthly ranges from 5,000-10,000 which has a total of 40 % to be followed by less than 5,000 which has 26.66 % and the other belongs to 15,000-20,000 which has an equivalent of 13.33 %. The least percentage belongs to income bracket of 10,000-15,000 which has a total of 10 %, 25,000-30,000 which has 6.66 % and 30,00035,000 which has 3.33 %.

As we analyzed the data gathered about the monthly income and expenses of each families interviewed, we conclude that most of the families have a monthly income of 5,000-10,000 same as the expenses. This implies that majority of the interviewed families meets only their basic needs (only enough to buy their foods) not enough for other extra expenses such as medicines or vitamins that will help them maintain a healthy lifestyle. As we think deeply about the expenses and income of the family, we highly suggest them to attend Livelihood Seminars that will help them to have an idea to have an extra income aside from the monthly income receives from each who has a worked. We believe that when they have knowledge about on how to create an extra earnings, they will have the ability to buy extra needs that will lead to healthy living.

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENTS

No.

No Formal Education

3.66

Elementary Level

30

18.29

Elementary Graduate

1.22

High School Level

24

14.63

High School Graduate

28

17.07

College Level

44

26.83

College Graduate

22

14.41

Vocational

4.87

TOTAL

164

100%

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

4.87%

3.66%

14.41% 18.29%

No Formal Education
Elementary Level 1.22% Elementary Grad. High School Level High School Grad. College Level 26.83%

14.63%

College Grad. Vocational

17.07%

ANALYSIS: The data shows that the Educational Attainments of individuals surveyed and interviewed is mostly College Level which has a percentage of 26.83% followed by Elementary Level which has 18.29% , High School Graduate with 17.07%, High School Level has 14.63% and reached Elementary Graduate with 1.22% and Lastly, the No Forma Education with 3.66% All of the respondents can read and write. Although the data show that the majority of the individual has Formal Education Background, it is not still enough for them to get a job. Now a day, even those people with High Educational Attainment have difficulty in finding a decent job to support themselves and their families as well. If this group of people who have the advantage, cant find a job. How much more are the individuals who have No Formal Education at all? Or those havent finished High School and College?

The group suggested manpower developments and livelihood programs to earn a living, more job opportunities should also be offered. School Health thrust programs such as Health Education, Medical Inspection of classroom and school premises, Annual Physical Examination of students, Athletes, Teachers and other school personnel and especially programs and project for adolescents and counselling, drug abuse, educational program and others should be implemented.

RELIGION

BORN AGAIN

6.66%

IGLESIA NI CRISTO

3.33%

MUSLIMS

CATHOLIC

25

83.33%

OTHER

6.66%

TOTAL

30

100%

RELIGION

6.66%

6.66% 3.33%

BORN AGAIN

IGLESIA NI CRISTO

CATHOLIC

OTHER

83.33%

ANALYSIS: The data shows that the religion of the families surveyed is mostly catholic 83.33%,Born again 6.66%, Iglesia ni cristo 3.33% and other with 6.66% Roman Catholic has no conflict with the church and medicine except for the legalization of the reproductive health bills. Because they believe that the concept of this reproductive bill was to kill babies, it is like they legalized the abortion here in the Philippines. Because the church wants the people to use the natural method like abstinence and other natural methods

Born again Christian also do not conflict between church and medicine they practice laying on hands, praying for healing and they also believe that bible is the supreme authority. While Iglesia ni cristo has no conflict with the medicine, while in the other hand they do have a conflict with the other church because Iglesia ni cristo support the legalization of the reproductive health bill here in the Philippines while the other church protest to the legalization of this reproductive health bill because they believe that the reproductive health bill is one way of killing the babies.

TYPES OF HOUSING

LIGHT

20%

STRONG

26.6%

MIXED

16

53.33%

TOTAL

30

100%

TYPES OF HOUSING

20%

53.33%

LIGHT

26.6%

STRONG MIXED

ANALYSIS:

The data shows that the type of housing facility surveyed is different from one another. As observed,The house in barangay tejeros Makati is composed mostly of concrete and strong materials with 26.6%
While mixed houses has a percentage of 53.3% light houses are also seen in the community wherein it fills the remaining 20% of the total num of families surveyed.

Light houses are the one that are made up of woods and other light materials. While strong houses are the one that are made up of cements and other strong material and mixed houses are made up of wood and cement.

People who belong to a high level of socio-economic status can afford to build their houses that are made of mixed materials or strong materials because they have enough money to obtain their needs. While in the other hand low level families cant provide a strong materials to their houses because they are lack of income that

OWNERSHIP

Owned

17

56.7

Rented

26.7

Rent-free

16.7

Lease to own

TOTAL

30

100%

HOUSE OWNERSHIP

16.7%

OWNED RENTED RENT-FREE 26.7% 56.7% LEASE TO OWN

ANALYSIS: The house ownership is important because it gives the people the authority to live in their perspective houses wherein they have the right to regard the house as a private property. It is a social indicator that assesses & evaluates the communitys poverty level in addition to socio-economic variable.
In Brgy. Tejeros, the house ownership of the family surveyed are randomly chosen. Most respondents owned their houses and constitute 56.7%. Out of 30 respondents, 8 people rented which comprise 26.7% and 5 people rented-free which comprise 16.7% out of the total percentage.

There is an advantage of having their own house, like in this survey, people who own their houses have lesser problem in budgeting. Thats why they can allocate their money for other purposes like for their health maintenance. While those people who rented their houses has usual problem in budgeting because the payment for the rentals are just an additional to their many expenditures. The rest of people who rented free have an advantage also because they do not have to pay the rentals because its free, the only problem is they might be forced to leave anytime the owner want to get them out of the place.

ADEQUATE

INADEQUATE

TOTAL

Space

21

30

Lightning

30

30

Ventilation

21

30

VENTILATION ADEQUACY

LIGHTING ADEQUACY

30%

ADEQUATE INADEQUATE
70%

ADEQUATE

100%

INADEQUATE

SPACE ADEQUACY

30%
ADEQUATE INADEQUATE

70%

Electricity

100 %

Kerosene

0%

Others

0%

TOTAL

30

100%

LIGHTING FACILITIES

ELECTRICITY KEROSENE OTHERS

100%

ANALYSIS: The data shows that the ventilation, lightning and space adequacy of houses in the community and according to the surveys and observations, majority of the houses have adequate ventilation, lightning and space. Out of 30 families that were surveyed at Brgy.Tejeros H. Santos Makati City responded that 21 of them have an adequate space and ventilation while 9 of them have an inadequate space and ventilation. When it comes to lightning all of the 30 families responded that they were using electricity.

Poor ventilation affects the cardiovascular system as well as the respiratory system. People living in a poor ventilated houses experience more factor affecting their respiratory function than those who are living in a wellventilated houses. Based on their facts, poor ventilation will result to respiratory diseases that are viral like coughs and colds because there is an improper air regulation. Environmental Health Trust Programs like cleaning the surroundings, health education and the control of acute respiratory infection under maternal and child health thrust program must be practiced to acquire a more ventilated environment. Lightning facility is one of the important things we need to have, in order for us to work conveniently especially at the night time.

ANALYSIS: The data shows that the ventilation, lightning and space adequacy of houses in the community and according to the surveys and observations, majority of the houses have adequate ventilation, lightning and space. Out of 30 families that were surveyed at Brgy.Tejeros H. Santos Makati City responded that 21 of them have an adequate space and ventilation while 9 of them have an inadequate space and ventilation. When it comes to lightning all of the 30 families responded that they were using electricity.

SOURCE

DEEP-WELL

LOCAL WATER DISTRICT

COMMERCIAL

30

100%

TOTAL

30

100%

WATER SUPPLY

Deep-Well Local Water District

100%

Commercial

ANALYSIS: Water is a vital natural resources. Adequate and safe water storage is essential for daily life functions such as drinking, food preparation, personal hygiene and sanitation. It is also essential in delivering basic goods and services to the people, including food production, product manufacturing and the maintenance of the ecological system. The country has abundant sources of water. A baseline surveyed shows that in Brgy. Tejeros, 18 people (60%) had their water storage direct from faucet/pipe. While 8 people (26.7%) had their water storage in a large covered container with faucet and 4 people (13.3%) had their storage in a large container without faucet. This is out of 30 correspondents which is randomly chosen.

STORAGE

HOME DIRECT FROM FAUCET/PIPE

18

60%

LARGE COVERED CONTAINER W/ FAUCET

26.7%

LARGE CONTAINER W/O FAUCET

13.3%

OTHERS

TOTAL

30

100%

WATER STORAGE

13.3% Home Direct From Faucet/Pipe

Large Covered Container with Faucet 26.7% 60% Large Container w/o Faucet

Others

ANALYSIS: Water is a vital natural resources. An adequate and safe water storage is essential for daily life functions such as drinking, food preparation, personal hygiene and sanitation. It is also essential in delivering basic goods and services to the people, including food production, product manufacturing and the maintenance of the ecological system. The country has abundant sources of water. A baseline surveyed shows that in Brgy. Tejeros, 18 people (60%) had their water storage direct from faucet/pipe. While 8 people (26.7%) had their water storage in a large covered container with faucet and 4 people (13.3%) had their storage in a large container without faucet. This is out of 30 correspondents which are randomly chosen.

TOILET FACILITIES

OWNERSHIP:

24

80%

OWNED

10%

SHARED/PUBLIC

10%

NONE

TOTAL

30

100%

TOILET FACILITIES

10%
10%

Ownership Owned Share/Public 80% None

TYPE:

BALLOT SYSTEM

10%

OPEN PIT PRIVY

CLOSED PIT PRIVY

OPEN HUNG LATRINE

WATER SEALED latrine

11

36.6%

FLUSH TYPE

13

43.33%

none

10%

Total

30

100%

TYPE OF TOILET

10%

10%

Ballot System Open Pit Privy 36.6% 43.33% Closed Pit Privy Open Hung Latrine Water Sealed Latrine Flush Type None

ANALYSIS: Based on the area and the families we interviewed, The 80% of this families have their own toilet. The families who owned and worked has the greater rate for a convenient toilets. The 10% are the families who shared in one comfort room because they live in a compound, while the other 10% are the families who don't have their own houses and they live beside the river or squatters area. They were just wooden boards with holes cut in them hanging over the sides of the house. They were placed at the side of kitchen through the river. A flush toilet is a toilet that disposes of human waste by using water to flush it through a drainpipe to another location. Flushing mechanisms are found more often on western toilets (used in the sitting position), but many squat toilets also are made for automated flushing. Modern toilets incorporate an 'S','U', 'J', or 'P' shaped bend that causes the water in the toilet bowl to collect and act as a seal against sewer gases. Since flush toilets are typically not designed to handle waste on site, their drain pipes must be connected to waste conveyance and waste treatment systems.

Aside from increased susceptibility to infection produced by mold spores feeding on stagnant human waste, some diseases are directly caused by human sewage. Exposure to human sewage can lead to diseases such as gastroenteritis, hepatitis, occupational asthma and even Wei l's disease, which is characterized by jaundice, cramps and severe headaches.
A water sealed toilet system, or latrine or kitchen sink, is one where there is an S or P bend beneath the appliance such that there is a water barrier between the appliance and the sewers. This is necessary to prevent sewer gases from entering the building. In addition to the water seal, there should also be a vent to air on the sewer side of the appliance, to ensure that pressure fluctuations in the sewer system will not destroy the water seals. (or suck them away). I therefore conclude that the families who are wealthy enough can owned a good toilet, and because of that they live healthier than those who live in area that don't have a good and comfortable toilet, and this may affect their health for any kind of diseases.

GARBAGE DISPOSAL

CONTAINER:

COVERED

19

63.33%

OPEN

16.6%

NONE

20%

TOTAL

30

100%

WASTE DISPOSAL

20%

Container Covered Open 16.6% 63.33% None

METHODS OF DISPOSAL

HOG-FEEDING

OPEN DUMPING

BURIAL PIT

OPEN BURNING

GARBAGE COLLECTION

30

100%

TOTAL

30

100%

METHODS OF DISPOSAL

Hog-Feeding Open Dumping

100%

Burial Pit Open Burning Garbage Collection

INFAN TFEEDING PROGRAM

BREASTFEEDING

10

33.33%

FORMULA FEEDING

10

33.33%

MIXED FORMULA

10

33.33%

TOTAL

30

100%

INFANT FEEDING PRACTICE

33.33%

33.33%

Breast Feeding Formula Feeding Mixed Formula 33.33%

ANALYSIS: The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the American Dietetic Association (ADA) endorse breastfeeding as the most beneficial method to ensure the health and well-being of most infants. The U.S. Department of Agricultures Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) has initiated a national program by Federal, State, and local WIC programs to promote breastfeeding to WIC mothers. This report delineates that a number of studies demonstrate that breastfeeding improves infants general health and development and protects against a number of acute and chronic diseases.

Based on Woman Health Government, the experience of Breastfeeding is special for many reasons. The joyful bonding with your baby, the cost saving and the health benefit for mother and a baby .
Benefits to the mother high risk of excessive blood lost after birth ; it provides natural method of delaying pregnancies , and can reduces the risk of ovarian and breast cancer and osteoporosis . Formula feeding is not easily digested : but it help to The mother especially if the mother has deceased that can transmitted through breastfeeding if the mother has HIV.

General advice is to not offer a breastfed baby a bottle before four weeks of age. This may lead to nipple confusion? which can quickly lead to the end of breastfeeding. During the first three to four weeks your baby will be learning and perfecting breastfeeding skills. While introducing the bottle at one or two weeks of age may insure that baby accepts the bottle later, you are taking a risk. Some babies easily go back and forth between breast and bottle, but many others do not. Getting a baby to accept a bottle at age two or three months may take some patience, but most babies will catch on after a few tries.

Mixed formula ; It will help when your away or if the mother is need to be away to their baby and can someone can give the baby need through bottle feeding formula . Based on a collected data every percentage of the family was not totally based on breastfeeding out of 30 parents. Ten of them for breast feeding, ten for mixed formula and ten for formula feeding . Which is parent especially mother dont want to depend their infant , so they can help and to support their behalf to the needs of their infant and their family too .and not to be the hindrance when they want to go back on their jobs .

ANTIGEN BCG DPT1

No. 4 4

% 9.09% 9.09%

DPT2
DPT3 HEPA B1 HEPA B2 HEPA B3 OPV1 OPV2 OPV3 MEASLES TOTAL

4
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44

9.09%
9.09% 9.09% 9.09% 9.09% 9.09% 9.09% 9.09% 9.09% 100%

IMMUNIZATION

9.09%

9.09%

9.09%

9.09%

BCG DPT1 DPT2 DPT3

9.09%

9.09%

HEPA B1 HEPA B2 HEPA B3 OPV1 OPV2 OPV3 Measles

9.09%

9.09%

9.09%

9.09%

9.09%

ANALYSIS: External benefit of immunizartion programs other individuals and from immunization In addition of vaccinated children some of these spill over benefit from the general reduction of in risk of infection . Other external benefit from the changes that accompany the increased accessibility of effectiveness health care and in many developing countries as WHOS expanded programmed of immunization .

Immunizations, an important aspect of well-child care, are considered to be a good measure of the health of a population and the capacity of a health system to deliver essential services Immunization , working at state and local health departments, are responsible for overseeing the implementation of comprehensive immunization programs within their respective geographic areas and work in partnership with medical providers, community and political leaders, coalitions, advocacy groups, and other groups to maximize immunization program effectiveness.

Some immunizations are recommended to elderly needed to help them boost their immunity to certain viruses and protecting their health from any diseases. Base on a collected Data 1 4, infant was 100 % percent fully immunized. A success for the implementation of DOH program is beneficial for every infant to the community.

PERSONS TO CONSULT IN TIME OF ILLNESS: DOCTOR NURSE HILOT ALBULARYO FAITH HEALER TOTAL MEDICATION IN TIME OF ILLNESS: PRESCRIBED BY DOCTOR OTC HERBALS TOTAL

# 26

% 86.7%

13.33%

30 # 22 7 1 30

100% % 73.33% 23.33% 3.33% 100%

ANALYSIS: External benefit of immunizartion programs other individuals and from immunization In addition of vaccinated children some of these spill over benefit from the general reduction of in risk of infection . Other external benefit from the changes that accompany the increased accessibility of effectiveness health care and in many developing countries as WHOS expanded programmed of immunization .

Immunizations, an important aspect of well-child care, are considered to be a good measure of the health of a population and the capacity of a health system to deliver essential services Immunization , working at state and local health departments, are responsible for overseeing the implementation of comprehensive immunization programs within their respective geographic areas and work in partnership with medical providers, community and political leaders, coalitions, advocacy groups, and other groups to maximize immunization program effectiveness.

Some immunizations are recommended to elderly needed to help them boost their immunity to certain viruses and protecting their health from any diseases. Base on a collected Data 1 4, infant was 100 % percent fully immunized. A success for the implementation of DOH program is beneficial for every infant to the community.

PERSONS TO CONSULT IN TIME OF ILLNESS: DOCTOR NURSE HILOT ALBULARYO FAITH HEALER TOTAL MEDICATION IN TIME OF ILLNESS: PRESCRIBED BY DOCTOR OTC HERBALS TOTAL

# 26

% 86.7%

13.33%

30 # 22 7 1 30

100% % 73.33% 23.33% 3.33% 100%

PERSONS TO CONSULT IN TIME OF ILLNESS

13.33%

Doctor
Nurse Hilot Albularyo Faith Healer 86.7%

MEDICATION IN TIME OF ILLNESS

3.33%

23.33%

Prescribed by Doctor OTC Herbals 73.33%

ANALYSIS: The data shows 86.7% of the respondents prefer going to the doctor for check-up in times of illness. Because they believe that consulting a doctor is more reliable and competent than the nurses and albularyo. While 13.33% are going to some albularyo to cure their illnesses. Some people are going to albularyos specially those who live in the rural areas in the Philippines because of lack of access to the scientific and medical practices and they are usually far from the hospitals and health centers. The Filipino people who live in the rural areas are going to albularyo because they believe that their sickness is came from the evil spirits like dwarves, engkanto, maligno and other creepy creatures thats why some of the people who live in the rural areas are going to some albularyo rather than the hospital because they believed that the doctor cant find a cure to their illnesses

 Base on the total population of the surveyed Barangay Males are about .greater than Females. And the highest surveyed ages was 10-14 yrs. Old which may lead us to do Health Teaching about Pre-marital Sex and how to avoid vices. Brgy. Tejeros is largely comprised of Married individuals thence, Programs for Responsible Parenting and Seminars like Conduct Parenthood Counseling to married couples on Reproductive Age with problems on proper child size should be engaged enable for the married couples to be aware and attain learning on the subject of health, relative to control growth of population and its response to the community. Details established that there are more Unemployed individuals in that specific community which may lead to those unemployed people to meet financial problems and may ad be linked to crime burden to those employed individual and most of all they might linked to crime.

 The type of occupation influences the income and lifespan of the individual and his family to sustain the standard way of living. If they can earn enough money and income they would be able to provide the basic needs and other expenses for their family. Detail shows that 37% of the surveyed family has monthly income of 5000-10000 Php to be followed by individuals who earn <5000 Php and 15000-20000 Php which composes 17% both. Followed by 10000-15000 Php and 25000-30000 Php which constitute 10% and 30% for 30000-35000 Php, 4500050000 Php monthly salary. Above all College Level has the greatest percentage of educational attainments based on what was surveyed with a percentage of 27%, to be followed by Elementary Level which has 18% and 17% hit the High School Graduate and 15% hits High School Level, followed by College Graduate with 13%, 5% for Vocational, 4% No formal Education and lastly 1% for Elementary Graduate.

 Catholic is the highest number of families that believes in Catholic Religion in that particular community.
As surveyed and observed, most of the houses in Brgy. Tejeros are mixed with the percentage of 53.33% and strong type of houses have a percentage of .and light houses have a percentage of 20% T The data tells us that most of the families living in Brgy. Tejeros was owned by them with the percentage of . And 26.6% for the families who are renting only. And 16.6% for the families renting for free.

 The space and ventilation adequacy of the families in Brgy. Tejeros is equal while lighting has the highest adequacy in the community. The particular community has Lighting Facilities of Electricity with the percentage of 100%. Most of the families in Brgy. Tejeros is using commercial water supply with the percentage of 100% and water storage is directly from the faucet or pipe. Data shows that most of the families has their own toilet facilities. Owned and shared toilet facilities has equal number 30% and is using flush type but others are using water sealed latrine

 Container of their garbage disposal is mostly covered and some is applying open garbage disposal while some has nothing. Garbage collection thats organized by the Brgy. is effective. Breast Feeding, formula feeding and mixed formula is equally applied in terms of infant feeding practice with the equal percentage of 33.33%. The data shows that out of 30 families that we surveyed and interviewed, 4 of the families who had babies has completed their immunizations. Base on the families and interviewed they prefer consulting to the doc tor in case of if they feel ill. But 4% of individuals believes in Albularyo and also they followed the medicines prescribed by the doctors. But 7% of them is still practicing Over the counter medicines.

 Unemployment- the effect on individuals and families is very harmful because it makes a particular aspect of stress that lacks of an opportunity to them for psychological and financial preparation. Clustered Type of Housing. Based on the surveyed data that gathered and observed by the researchers in Brgy. Tejeros, the houses there are clustered but most of those are mixed and strong type and got the percentage of 53% while the light houses are only 20%. This kind of residential can cause an eventually terrible effect incase of emergency or tragedy like fire and earthquake even though that most of them are made of mixed and strong materials.

 Drainage System- The second highest percentage in Brgy. Tejeros in drainage system that most of the respondents have is an open drainage that can lead to flood and diseases in the area like dengue and respiratory disease. Smoking and Drinking Alcohol. The total population that we surveyed in Brgy. Tejeros the males are greater than females so possible that most of them are having their vices which are not good for our health. It can cause diseases such as lung and liver cancer. Unawareness of the 4 oclock habit and fumigation. All of the respondents who had been interviewed are not aware of the 4 oclock habit, and only two respondents who are aware of fumigation. Which can help them prevent their families from dengue. This habit is a type of fumigation that need to be done every 4 oclock p.m.

 To counteract their mercenary problems, they can have small business or extra jobs to increase their monthly assets. They can build up small business such as selling street foods, snacks, or a small sari-sari store at home, so that they can still do their household chores and look after their kids at the same time earning money. Creeks and Drainage should be clean at least twice a month to prevent flood during rainy seasons.

Each house should have 1 empty drum or pail to serve as their trashcan outside their house, so that garbage wont be littered in the streets.

 Health Teaching should be conducted to the residents of Barangay once a month so people would be aware on how to live in a healthy way.
Gentlemen of the community are obliged to patrol the area to prevent crimes at night and congestions of the roads. Water pumps should be installed properly with good cooperation of the residents.

Necessary preventive measures should be launch to the community like seminars. To increase their awareness on how to proliferate mosquitoes.

HOUSEHOLD = 30 FAMILIES INDIVIDUAL = 164 INDIVIDUALS

SEX RATIO

= 84/80X100 = .9523X 100 = 95.23 RATIO: 100:95 The above ratio shows that every 100 males, there are 95 females. This shows that the male population outnumbered female population. Therefore, priority on promoting programs regarding on mens health and prevention of diseases. Though, female population should be given relevance as well.

HYGIENIC PRACTICES
1. taking a bath regularly 2. brushing teeth 3. hand washing before and after eating 4. nail cutting 5. use of hygienic products 6. ear cleaning 7. regular change of clothes

PRACTICE
30 30 28 30 25 25 30

NOT PRACTICE

Total
30 30

30 30

5 5

30 30 30

8. sleep 8-10 hours a day

9. recreational activity 10. Exercise 3x a week for 30 mins. 11. medical check-up 12. dental check-up 13. smoking 14. drinking alcohol

15
20 18 30 27 12 19

15
10 12

30
30 30 30

3 18 11

30 30 30

ANALYSIS: There are different hygienic practices and health habits, these data shows that most of the respondents were practicing taking a bath, brushing teeth regularly. Most of them practiced hand washing before and after eating for them to avoid illness or disease caused by microorganism. They are practicing nail cutting to avoid possible infection due to bad bacteria causing diseases. Using hygienic product is good but we have to make sure that these products are not harmful to our body. Ear cleaning is one of the personal hygiene that needs to be practiced.

 Regular change of underwear and clothes is one of the essential in personal hygiene. Sleeping up to 8-10 hours a day will help to restore and refresh our body and mind. Recreational activities will help us balanced life, and it is important to lessen our stress level and to your happiness quotient that you have at least one activity that you to regularly just to have fun. Exercising at least 3x a week is good for our body to enhance and maintains physical fitness and overall health and wellness. Smoking and Drinking is harmful to our body and it may have bad effect to our liver.

DRAINAGE FACILITY OPEN DRAINAGE BLIND DRAINAGE NONE TOTAL CONDITION: FLOWING STAGNANT TOTAL 19 11 30 30 13 17

% 43.3% 56.6%

100%

63.3% 36.6% 100%

ANALYSIS: 43.3% of the respondents have open drainage facility while 56.6% of them have blind drainage and both are flowing while 36.6% doesnt have drainage facility.

Family planning

Aware

Unaware

Acceptor

28

Non-acceptor

Total

30

Method used:

Artificial

18

Permanent

10

none

total

30

ANALYSIS: The data tabulation shows that 28 of families accepts the family planning out of 30 families. 18 of them are into of using the artificial method for contraceptives that includes; condom, IUD, pills, injectables, and etc. whereas 10 of families been interviewed are using permanent method or the natural method such as calendar method, cycles beads, withdrawal during sexual intercourse and etc. 2 of the barangay respondents dont use any contraceptives for family planning. These method are very helpful on how to be determined using these to prevent the increased of our population.

Awareness of health services

No.

Aware

30

100%

Unaware

Total

30

100%

ANALYSIS: In every barangay they should have a health services promoting or conducting to each respondents for them to utilize of what they should be able to being aware of or not. During the interview every respondents are aware of it.

WITH

WITHOUT

TOTAL

PRENATAL

100%

TETANUS TOXOID

100%

ANALYSIS: Among the 30 families interviewed we got 2 of the family member that is pregnant and are able or responsible to their check-ups which is the prenatal check-up and tetanus toxoid for the sake of the mother and fetus inside the womb, for prevention of any particular diseases and infections specially when this stage of pregnancy occurred.

La belleza perece en la vida pero es inmortal en el arte.

Leonardo Da Vinci