Community Assessment and Diagnosis

Brgy. 3 Tanauan City, Batangas

RAMORES, LEOVINCIO P.
BSN 2023

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. Introduction………………………………………………………3
II. Objectives…………………………………………………...…...5
III. History of the Barangay.........................................................6
IV. Barangay Topography...........................................................7
V. Barangay Organizational Chart.............................................8
VI. Barangay Health Center Organizational Chart......................10
VII. Barangay Spot Map...............................................................11
VIII. Multifactorial Phenomena......................................................12
IX. Morbidity and Mortality Rates................................................15
X. Priority Setting.......................................................................19
XI. Community Care Plan............................................................22
XII. Appendix................................................................................29
Barangay Profile
XIII. References.............................................................................34

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 INTRODUCTION

Community health nursing (CHN 2) is a synthesis of nursing practice applied in

promoting and preserving the health of the population. Integrating curative, preventive,
and promotional health care is necessary for community health. Finding community health
issues is the goal of community diagnosis. Controlling numerous communicable diseases
successfully has been a remarkable breakthrough in public health. To encourage good
health, nursing and medical services were strengthened. More attention is paid these
days to the sick and the healthy, to the individual and to the community. The redesign of
rural health care was prompted by the goal of achieving Health for All through Primary
Health Care. Currently, registered nurses (RNs) educated to serve in public health
settings are referred to as community health nurses instead of public health nurses. It
covers nursing services in every stage of health care that is planned for the community's
welfare. Community health was incorporated into the foundational nursing curriculum by
the Indian Nursing Council in 1958

Community assessment is the process of determining a community's assets,

needs, strengths, and challenges. Assets include both the resources that regional
institutions provide to the community and the skills, talents, and abilities of particular
persons. Political, religious, educational, recreational, and youth organizations, as well as
community, civic, and service organizations, local companies, nonprofits, and volunteer
groups, are examples of local institutions, needs assessment and community assessment
are occasionally used interchangeably, however there is a significant difference between
the two. A needs assessment only looks at differences between what is and what ought
to be in a particular community. This kind of evaluation compels a community to
concentrate on its flaws while ignoring what it is doing. Instead of giving residents a
prescription for what their community needs, a community assessment aims to empower
people by giving them the opportunity to take ownership in influencing the health of their
community.

Community diagnosis generally refers to the identification and quantification of

health problems in a community as a whole in terms of mortality and morbidity rates and
ratios, and identification of their correlates for the purpose of defining those at risk or
those in need of health care, in another words community health diagnosis is examining
aggregate and social statistics in addition to the knowledge of the local situation, in order
to determine the health needs of the community

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 This activity is an active participation of the individual, family and community in
planning and making decisions for their health care needs, determine, to a large extent,
the success of the CHN programs and interpretation of data which includes identification
of problems and priority setting for Community Assessment and Diagnosis. through this
activity, they recognized the need of individuals, families and communities provides the
basis for CHN practice.

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 OBJECTIVES

General Objectives:

This study aims to describe the Characteristic of Barangay 3, City of Tanauan through
accurate information in community assessment and diagnosis pattern.

Specific Objectives:

This Community Assessment and Diagnosis seeks to accomplish the following

objectives:

• To understand the concept of a community

• To discuss the characteristic of a community
• To identify the morbidity and mortality cases in the barangay
• To create a community care plan in the barangay
• To identify the multifactorial phenomena affecting the community.

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 HISTORY OF THE BARANGAY

According to history, the first call to barangay Pobalcion 3 was "purok mangagawa"
because the majority of people living in the whole area are carpenters, tailors, makers
and sellers of foods such as puto, bibingka, pinaltok (palaeros), kalamay and what else
to eat to earn a living in the village town family. others who live here are factory workers
and government employees

Until the time of the current president Ferdinand e Marcos came under the force
of law number 86-A where the barangay was led by the assigned Kabesa del barrio or
Tinyente del barrio. The Poblacion was divided into seven (7). and one of them is
barangay Poblacion 3 which was included in the forty-eight (48) barangays of the
municipality of Tanauan that now became a city through former Mayor Cesar V. Platon
on March 10,2001

The first captain of Poblacion III was atty. Mariano Hermano who held office for
only a few months and was followed by kgg. Dr Daniel Mercado who also held office for
a short time. followed by kgg. Cezar Magsino, kgg. Valentine Sabalvaro, kgg. Leoncio G.
Opulencia (1980-2001). by kgg. Opulencia started the construction of the barangay hall
in San Sebastian Village in the year 2001 using the barangay fund. also, in his time there
was a Sitio Sampalucan located on the side of the san juan river, and kgg. Manuel C
Ramillo (August 15, 2002 to October 2013). the barangay hall was completed in 2002-
2005 and also during his tenure Celeste and Crizel villages were granted to be part of
barangay Poblacion III which previously occupied Barangay Darasa and was followed by
kgg. Nestor V. Carandang who was elected in October 2013 to May 2018

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 BARANGAY TOPOGRAPHY

Poblacion barangay 3 is the center of the poblacion, because it is where the city
government of Tanauan is located. the church is 500 meters from here as well as the
town market. The land area is 22.21 hectares and the main use of the land is residential
and commercial. in. to the north is barangay poblacion 2 and west is barangay 5, to the
east is the san juan river and to the south is barangay darasa

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 BARANGAY ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

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Currently, the barangay captain of Barangay 3 is Manuel C. Ramilo, and he has seven
councilors or “kagawad” to work with. This are Renees S. Ramilo, Elisa D, Landicho,
Alberto O. Saba, Ruben G. Opulencia, Ma. Teresa I. Albo, Christopher T. Lumbres,
Shirley C, Villa. They have elected SK chairperson this is Christian John O. Ramilo.
They also contribute to organizing programs in the barangay that we usually encounter
in different barangays all over the Philippines. Next is elected ingat-yaman officer
George M. Villarino, lastly the secretary or “kalihim” is Leo A. Dejan. They all work with
coordination to bring peace and order in Barangay 4.

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 BARANGAY HEALTH CENTER ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

According to the barangay Kon.Christopher lumbres is the present chairman of

health in the barangay 3. He is responsible for the monitoring of the community’s health
status. The barangay midwife on health, Mary joy calubag, coordinates with the barangay
health center the nurse R-jay Pinero, regarding the secretary of the health center Leo A.
Dejan, the barangay health nurse and the BHWs are in responsible for administering
vaccinations and providing health education about healthcare. The following are the
barangay healthcare workers who support the delivery of primary healthcare services in
the community: Marife C. Mendoza, Luzviminda R. Dagli, Michelle R. Almanzor, Ermeliza
B. Banares, Mary ann A. Anias. They are led by Nancy M. Buyco, lastly the treasurer of
the barangay health center is George M. Villarino

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 BARANGAY SPOT MAP
(Can be Landscape or Portrait)

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MULTIFACTORIAL PHENOMENA

A. POLITICAL FACTORS
As a resident lives right across the barangay 3, based on my interview and personal
observation, the barangay captain is described being professional and trustworthy leader.
He makes sure that the community is a safe place for everyone. He and his people are
working together for the betterment of the community. Some of the projects in the
barangay are cleaning the surroundings, feeding program for children in partnership with
the SK chairman and SK councilors, and construction of the gymnasium. And having a
street light made up of solar. the barangay captain, and its barangay tanods makes sure
that everyone is practicing safety measures such as implementing a curfew to all the
residents of the barangay. Security is also 24/7 with the help of the barangay tanods
assigned every day. The barangay captain, councilors, and other authorities all work
together in order to benefit the neighborhood future of the entire.

B. SOCIO-CULTURAL FACTORS
According to the barangay majority of the residents is Roman Catholic. Although most
of the barangays in the city are name after saints, The residents who were interviewed
claimed that no practices exist that have an impact on their religious and philosophical
beliefs. The barangay is celebrating its feast day every 27th of the December people have
a hard time deciding when to prepare, and their people are gathered and preparing
different dishes to celebrate the feast of their patron saint which is St. John, the
Evangelist. Since the barangay is part of the town proper, there were lots of activities
prepared for all residents. Whereas there were perya, and sidera in a short period of time
and even beauty pageant and variety show during the night of the feast day at the plaza.

C. ECONOMIC FACTORS
There are many job opportunities for the barangay population because it is located
in the city proper. In addition to the city's different residential developments, Tanauan
city also has a popular lifestyle and commercial complex in the locality. We have the
City’s Pre-elementary and Elementary School, City’s Public Market, Victory as well as
Walter Mart is situated in the barangay thus it can provide employment and source of
income to the local people, The most of the households in the barangay have an
average income, according to the barangay official I spoke with. The data from the
barangay also shows that the main source of income in the barangay are as follows:
farming, business, work, tailoring/Dress making and others. The type of transportation

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that are being used to by the community people are tricycles, jeepneys, motorcycles,
bus, and private vehicles. As a result, getting around the barangay, whether inside or
outside its borders, has been simple and convenient. Additionally, there are public
schools such daycares, basic and elementary schools as well as private clinics that
provide outpatient services.

D. ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS

1. Physical/Geographical/Topographical Characteristics of the Community

The location of Tanauan's city government makes Poblacion Barangay 3 the
poblacion's geographic core. The local market and the church are both 500 meters away.
Residential and commercial use is the primary use of the 22.21 hectares of land. in.
Barangay Poblacion 2 is to the north, Barangay 5 is to the west, San Juan River is to the
east, and Barangay Darasa is to the south.

There are two general seasons in the barangay: dry and wet seasons. The dry season,
which lasts from October to May, is characterized by a high incidence of skin illnesses,
coughs, colds, and diarrhea. The wet or rainy season, however, lasts from June to
November. The most common illnesses in this wet or rainy season are typically rhinitis,
dengue, and cough and cold. Additionally, due to a poorly maintained drainage system
and the barangay's trash being dumped into the canal, some portions of the barangay
flood during this time of year. The lack of proper drainage can cause significant damage
and create stagnant pools that serve as breeding grounds for viruses and bacteria. And
The fallen trees that are the reason for the loss of power because they are caught

2. Water and Electricity Supply

According to the data gathered from the barangay, 100% of the population has access
to safe and potable water. The water supply of the community comes Tanauan Water
District. There are times especially after a heavy rain that the water comes from the faucet
is dirty and have a foul smell and it takes a minute or an hour or worst is day for the water
to becomes clear. With this, all the residents of the barangay are prone for having a
diarrhea and other viral bacteria’s if not given an attention. Moreover, all the
community members have electricity supply, and it is being supplied by Batangas Electric
Cooperative (BATELEC II)

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 3. Waste Disposal
Only twice a week is allotted for garbage pickup in terms of waste disposal.
Garbage collection takes place every Saturday and Monday in the morning. Several of
the people, as reported by the barangay I interviewed, don't really practice proper waste
disposal, which was also obvious when I personally observed some residents discarding
trash during the pickup. The garbage bags there are not appropriately divided into
biodegradable and non-biodegradable categories, as I have observed. I also noticed that,
despite knowing that it is not properly divided, the garbage collectors are still picking up
this trash. Additionally, the barangay official I spoke with said that the junk gathered will
be taken directly to the dumpsite and fired there.

4. Air, Water and Land Pollution

Burning of dried leaves and plastics, uncollected waste adds to the air pollution. I’ve
noticed that despite the barangay ordinance that prohibits this act, there are some
residents who are still burning waste products, this can cause air pollution because of the
smoke, in addition the throwing of garbage in the canal can cause flood in some areas of
the barangay and sometimes infested with mosquitoes and other flies because of poor
drainage system that could lead to diarrhea and any viral conditions

E. PHILIPPINE HEALTH CARE DELIVERY SYSTEM

The structure of medical facilities and staff that is in charge of providing healthcare to
the public is known as the health care delivery system. The Philippine health care system
is a complicated network of institutions working together to deliver a wide range of medical
services. The public sector, at the regional, provincial, municipal, and barangay levels,
dominates the delivery of healthcare in the Philippines, with the contribution of private
health-care providers.

The Barangay Health Center (BHC) in the community is classified as Level 1, Primary
Level of Health Care Facility. The barangay health center of Barangay 3 is located in the
gymnasium of the old municipality of Tanauan. It is open from Monday to Friday every
weekday from 8:00AM to 5:00PM. The BHC provides various community health programs
and services to support the citizen’s wellbeing through health promotion and disease
prevention. The services and programs Barangay 3 mostly implemented are for to provide
first aid maternal and child health care, diagnosis of social diseases, and other basic
health services to all the members of the community it is serving.in immunization program
our barangay health workers is present in this kind of activity by administering vaccines
for the sake of the residents of the barangay, in terms of emergency our barangay have

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emergency Mobile that transfer in the nearest hospital such as CP.Reyes and Daniel
Mercado Medical Center (DMMC)

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 MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY RATES

Top Leading Causes of Morbidity (2022)

Morbidity refers to having a disease or a symptom of disease, or to the amount of

disease within a population. It also refers to medical problems caused by a treatment
Rank Diseases
1 Acute Upper respiratory Tract
Infection (VIRAL)

2 Cough
3 Acute nasopharyngitis (Common
Cold)
4 Post-traumatic wound infection
(infected wound)

5 Acute Tonsillo Pharyngitis

6 UTI
7 Anemia (SEVERE ANEMIA)
8 Acute Tonsilitis
9 Acute viral Infection
10 Amoebiasis

11 Measles

12 Asthma

Source: Barangay Health Center

Acute Upper Respiratory Tract Infection is the leading cause of morbidity on the
barangay. It was followed by cough, there were also reported common case of Acute
nasopharyngitis or Common Cold on the third rank. Post-traumatic wound infection is
in the fourth rank while Acute Tonsillo Pharyngitis being the fifth rank and the sixth
rank is UTI, then the seventh is Anemia this is classifies as severe anemia next Acute
tonsilitis and the ninth is Acute viral infection and the tenth rank is Amoebiasis and the
eleventh is measles. Lastly, there are also cases of asthma in the barangay making it
to twelfth rank. Unfortunately, These were the primary information on the morbidity
cases present in the barangay that were provided.

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The top morbidity on barangay 3 is Acute respiratory infection is a dangerous illness that
impairs one's ability to breathe normally. Usually, a viral infection of the nose, trachea
(windpipe), or lungs is where it starts. The entire respiratory system may get infected if
the infection is not addressed. Acute respiratory infections make it difficult for the body to
get oxygen, which can be fatal. This situation requires prompt medical attention for the
patient. Acute respiratory infections can also transmit from one person to another
because they are contagious. The illness is fairly pervasive. Children, the elderly, and
those with immune system abnormalities are particularly at risk.

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 MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY RATES

Top Leading Causes of Mortality (2022)

Mortality, often known as death rate, describes a person's state of mortality or the number
of deaths that occur in a particular group of individuals over a specific time period. If a
person has a specific condition, lives in a specific region of the country, or belongs to a
specific gender, age group, or ethnic group, their mortality may be recorded .

Rank Diseases

1 Cardiac Arrest

2 septicemia

3 Type II Diabetes Mellitus, non-

insulin requiring
4 Acute myocardial infarction

5 Pneumonia

6 Malignant neoplasm of the

breast
7 Heart failure

8 Complications and ill-defined

descriptions of heart disease
Source: Barangay Health Center

According on the data given by the Health Center of barangay 3, the top leading
cause of mortality in the community is the Heart Attack. septicemia is the second cause
of mortality in the barangay. Then, it was followed by residents who died from Type II
Diabetes Mellitus that is not having an insulin therapy to manage the disease, it was also
reported that Acute myocardial infarction was the fourth cause of death in the community
followed by pneumonia on the fifth rank Malignant neoplasm of the breast is on the sixth
and the seventh rank is heart failure and lastly is Complications and ill-defined

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descriptions of heart disease. However, the data that they gave does not specify what
type of cancer causes death in the community.

The top cause of death on the residents of Barangay 3 is Heart Attack, Is a myocardial
infarction a very hazardous ailment that develops when the blood supply to your heart
muscle is cut off. Although there are numerous potential causes, a blockage in one or
more of your heart's arteries is the most common one. The injured cardiac muscle will
start to deteriorate without blood flow. A heart attack might result in lasting cardiac
damage and perhaps death if blood flow isn't rapidly restored. A heart attack is a life-
threatening medical emergency the best way to prevent is the sooner you can get medical
treatment that restores normal blood flow to your heart, the better your chance of a
successful outcome and If you’ve had a heart attack, the doctor may recommend a
procedure surgery or nonsurgical like heart bypass surgery and heart transplant

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 PRIORITY SETTING

Problem #1: Poor environmental sanitation related to improper waste segregation and
waste disposal

CRITERIA COMPUTATION ACTUAL JUSTIFICATION

SCORE

1. Nature of the 2/3*1 0.67 This could be a

problem health threat to the
resident of the
community as they
might get disease
from it, since it is
more contaminated.

2. Modifiability of 2/2*2 2 This problem is

the problem easily modifiable
since there is a
schedule of the
garbage collection.

3. Preventive 3/3*1 1 This could be easily

potential prevented by
segregating the
garbage properly
and by being mindful
about the scheduled
day of the garbage
collection.

4. Salience 2/2*1 1 This problem needs

an immediate
attention as it causes
faulty odor and might
bring disease.

TOTAL SCORE 4.67

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Problem #2: Cardiac Arrest
CRITERIA COMPUTATION ACTUAL JUSTIFICATION
SCORE

1. Nature of the This is a health

problem 3/3*1 1 deficit since cardiac
arrest is leading
cause of death in the
community

2.Modifiability of the This problem is

problem partially modifiable
1/2*2 1 because lowering
the cases of the
Cardiac Arrest is
possible by health
education and taking
preventative actions.

3. Preventive It is highly preventive

potential if the residents of the
3/3*1 1 community will
having a regular
checkups and living
a healthy lifestyle
4. Salience
The problem need
immediate action
2/2*1 1 since Cardiac Arrest
is very deadly
condition

TOTAL SCORE 4

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Problem #3. Health threat related to poor drainage system as evidenced by presence of
breeding/resting of insects, flies and other vectors.
CRITERIA COMPUTATION ACTUAL JUSTIFICATION
SCORE

1. Nature of the This is a health threat

problem 2/3*1 0.67 for as it might cause
disease to the
community

2.Modifiability of the This problem is

problem 1/2*2 1 partially modifiable by
disposing the cans
and overturning the
canal.

3. Preventive It is highly preventive if

potential 3/3*1 1 they dispose their
garbage properly and
not letting throw in the
canal
4. Salience This condition requires
2/2*1 1 Immediate attention
as the resident or
family on the
community might
acquire disease from
it.
TOTAL SCORE 3.67

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 HEALTH
PROBLEM ASSESSMEN OBJECTIVES PLANNING IMPLEMENT Evaluation Recommendation
T ATION
Improper Unsegregated GOAL: After Continue to a. Explain the - Having followed the -Strictly maintain the
waste was seen the nursing collaborate with possible effect of seminar and health cleanliness and
segregation every day in intervention, barangay the improper education, the target sanitation of the
the community the community authorities to talk waste disposal. participants were community.
and waste
will be able to about the able to learn how to
disposal. Based on my learn how to identified issue b. Discuss to the properly dispose of - And monitor the
observation proper family the their waste, residents to use
The day of segregation Make prepare the importance of understand the different trash bins
trash pickup, and proper needed resources sanitation and negative health according to their
there seemed waste disposal on health proper waste impacts of poor waste
to be full of teaching: disposal. sanitation, and learn
junk waste SPECIFIC what to do to
OBJECTIVE: a. Encourage the c. Perform health compost, as
After an hour of target teaching about demonstrated by the
health teaching, participants to waste segregation. correct showing of
the community join waste segregation
will be able to: and reciting
b. Provide and d. Encourage the necessary actions
a. Determine discuss the residents on the how to do recycle.
adequate importance of community to
action to proper waste dispose their - The resident started
maintain disposal and waste. discussing the
sanitation. recycling benefits of good
b. Practice e. helps the sanitary condition
proper waste residents of the mainly having good
segregation. c. Try to community to garbage disposal and
persuade improve their plan to implement it
c. Being All the residents to personal and
mindful of go on the environmental
disposing barangay hall to condition
waste
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health teaching

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 HEALTH ASSESSM
PROBLEM ENT OBJECTIVES PLANNING IMPLEMENTATI Evaluation Recommendation
ON
Cardiac According GOAL: Continue to a. Discusses and Having followed the
arrest to the Educate the collaborate with explain what is and health
barangay residents barangay cardiac arrest education, the - Monitor and
the leading to prevent authorities • cause target participants observe the
cause of cardiac arrest about health were able to inhibit current conditions
barangay 3 in the teaching that • signs and and gain knowledge residents if they
is cardiac community will be done symptoms how to prevent follow the healthy
arrest towards to the cardiac arrest in the lifestyle
SPECIFIC condition • complicati resident of the
OBJECTIVE: ons community,
After an hour Make prepare understand what is
of health the needed • factors cardiac arrest, as
teaching, the resources on contribute discuss,
community will health teaching: to cardiac demonstrate
be able to: arrest techniques to ease
a. Encourage the condition.
A. to identify the target
some signs participants b. discuss to the - The resident
and symptoms to join resident the started having
possible ways to healthy lifestyle and
b. give some b. explains the prevent cardiac discussing the
measures with preventive arrest preventives
ease to measures to measures of cardiac
prevent prevent cardiac c. discuss and arrest to reduce
cardiac arrest arrest demonstrate the deaths
breathing
c. to techniques
enumerate - provide safety • purse lip
some factors measure to the breathing
that contribute
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 to cardiac residents of the • deep
arrest community breathing

c. discusses to
the residents
the signs and
symptoms
associated in
cardiac arrest

d. Try to
persuade
All the residents
to go on the
barangay hall to
be a venue to
start health
teaching

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 HEALTH
PROBLEM ASSESSME OBJECTIVES PLANNING IMPLEMENTATIO Evaluation Recommendation
NT N

Poor Poor GOAL: Continue to - Encourage the - Having followed the - Strictly maintain the
drainage drainage To prevent collaborate with residents to seminar and health cleanliness and
system system in flooding and barangay participate on education, the target sanitation of the
the barangay make the authorities to talk managing improper participants were able community.
can cause canal clean about the identified drainage system to learn how to
flood when a and to get rid issue properly dispose of - And monitor the
heavy rains of the infested - conduct health their waste, residents in terms of
comes in, mosquitoes Make prepare the teaching about the understand the their behavior in
and have and other needed resources importance of negative health throwing of their
signs that insects on health teaching: having a proper impacts of poor garbage and having
have a drainage system drainage system, and a regular clean of the
breeding SPECIFIC a. Encourage the such as: learn what to do, as canal
insects and OBJECTIVE: target A. Prevention of demonstrated by the
flies that After an hour participants to possible breeding correct showing of
might harm of health join sites of vectors waste segregation and
to the teaching, the reciting necessary
residents of community will b. Provide and b. Prevention of actions how to prevent
the be able to: discuss the acquisition of from insects and flies
community importance of insects and flies
in terms of A. Be oriented having proper related illness - The resident started
health with the drainage discussing the benefits
problem and system c. Providing of good sanitary
identify at sanitary home condition mainly to
least 3 environment change behavior in
importance of c. Try to persuade throwing in the
having a All the residents to -Discuss with the garbage not in the
proper go on the barangay family canal
drainage hall to be a venue disadvantages of
system to start health having an improper
teaching drainage system
b. changes such as:
their behavior a. Foul odor

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 regarding their
throwing of b. Presence of
trash in the vectors
canal
c. Increase
c. practice presence of left-
proper overs
segregation to d. Increase risk of
prevent vector-related
clogged illness
canals and
breeding of
insects that
dangerous to
our health

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 APPENDIX
Barangay Profile
Barangay 3, Tanauan City Batangas

Total Family 1375

Total House Hold 1258

5,765 as of November 10,

Total Population 2022

Village facilities

The main facility located in barangay poblacion 3 is the city hall where the tanauan
police station is also located, Regional trial court (RTC) hall of justice bureau of jail
management and penology (BJMP) health office Jose P Laurel Gymnasium (Gym 2) here
is also found in our barangay Phil health Office

Our Barangay has two (2) Day Care Cen One (1) is located at Sitio Sampalucan
(Tanauan Muna Day Care Center and the other is next to the barangay hall in San
Sebastian Village next to the basketball court. schools such as Daniel Mercado institute
of Health and Sciences AMA Computer Learning Center (ACLC), Montessori East of
Tanauan, Buhay na pagsa School located at Tanauan Bible Church and Sunhill
Development school (for children with special needs)

The barangay has three (3) shelters, one located in Sitio Sampalucan, one in
Avelino Street and one in San Sebastian Village, there is also a United Pentecostal
Church which is in Celeste Village and Tanauan Bible Church located in Lauan St. Mt.
Subdivision.

The banks are Bank of Commerce, East West Bank and COOP and Bank of
Batangas. other private institutions such as the following: Opisina ng Batangas Electric
Cooperative (BATELEC II) MT. view Homeowners.

The largest hospital in the area is also located here, the Daniel Mercado Medical
Center, Distributor of medical supplies and equipment’s, South east star enterprises

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(sese-med), Mary joy pharmacy, at pharmarinela, sky cable at galaxy cable, they have
gasoline the galaxy gasoline station

Type of Public Transportation

There are public transportation or vehicles located in barangay poblacion 3, such
as tricycle with different routes, jeepneys to San Pablo, Calamba and lipa, buses to
Manila, Batangas and Lemery

Credit institutions
At present there is a credit institution located here. these are the credit agency
resource development (CARD) bank, ASA foundation located in San Sebastian village,
ARDCI credit corporation and Sagip-Buhay Cooperative

Water and Electricity

Barangay Población 3 is served by three water branches. They are Tanauan Water
District, Mt.View Homeowners Waterworks Association and Darasa Waterworks.
Batangas Electric Cooperative (BATELEC II) manages the electricity

Waste management
No garbage disposal facility is located here, but there is a regular garbage
collector every Monday and Saturday. the implementation of ordinance no. 001-5-01
stating that the dumping and scattering of garbage in the jurisdiction of barangay
poblacion 3 is prohibited

Peace and Order

The peace and order situation of the barangay is the continuous development of
the ordinance of the barangay- barangay ID system no. 002-5-03 curfew hours- Ord 03-
5-03, the prohibition of gambling Ord. no. 008-5-05, and the constant patrolling of the
barangay tanod in the jurisdiction of barangay poblacion 3

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