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Livelihood Training Center, San Mateo, Isabela

October 3 – 4, 2014

Project YIELD: Y outh Involvement and Empowerment thru L earning Development

Training –Workshop for Barangay Task Forces on Youth Development

Republic Act 10632 otherwise known as "An Act to Postpone the Sangguniang KabataanElections on October 28, 2013, Amending for the Purpose Republic Act 9340, and for otherPurposes", and its Implementing Rules and Regulations provide for the effective carrying out ofmeasures to ensure that the welfare and development of the youths in all barangays is stillbuttressed and given premium consideration, in the light of the postponement of the SK Elections in2013. The IRR of the abovementioned law mandated the creation of the Task Force on YouthDevelopment in all barangays, including its membership and chairmanship. Moreover, said rules andregulations prescribed the utilization of the SK Fund, emphasizing how the fund should be allocated,through the integration of a Youth Development Plan and Budget in the Barangay DevelopmentPlan.

Considering these developments, there is a necessity to capacitate the members of theBarangay Task Forces on Youth Development in identifying the primary concerns and problems that

affect them, and accordingly develop and implement strategies, measures and activities tocontinually promote their development.

Furthermore, the Chairperson of the Committee of the Youth and Sports Development of theSangguniang Barangay, needs to be oriented in ensuring that the identified concerns and prioritiesof the youth in their respective barangays are indeed undertaken and integrated in the barangayagenda for development.

Finally, the youth in all barangays need to be apprised on the current condition, problemsand challenges faced by their sector on aspects of health and adolescent reproductive healthprogram, economic development, environmental management, disaster preparedness and general

youth welfare development. Hence, this capacity-development activity was designed.

Generally, this activity is aimed at providing a venue for the members of the Barangay Task Force onYouth Development to discuss and surface the over-all or general condition and state of the youth inthe country and in their communities, which will serve as a tool for them to formulate theirdevelopment goals.

Specifically, this training program has the following objectives:

1.

Orient the youth participants on the primary development concerns and problems that affectthem particularly on reproductive health, education-employment and disaster preparednessand climate change adaptation;

2. Orient the members of the Task Force on Youth Development on the salient provisions of RA10632 and its Implementing Rules and Regulations as well as Youth-Related Laws andIssuances;

RATIONALE

OBJECTIVES




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3. Discuss with the participants the guidelines on the utilization of the 10 % SK Funds, includingthe other requirements such as posting of reports on the fund utilization; and

4. Inspire among the participants an appreciation on the fundamentals of citizenship andnation-building, as well as Leadership and Team-Building Development.

On-site Coaching, Lecturette, Powerpoint Presentation, Structured Learning Exercises, Video

Presentation and Open Forum were utilized during the activity.

The activity is a part of the Universal Children’s Month Celebration (UCMC). The Project YIELD

was conducted on October 3 to 4, 2014 at the Livelihood Training Center, San Mateo, Isabela.

Of the three hundred thirty (330) expected participants two hundred seventy-one, 271 or

82.12 % was able to attend the said activity. Hereunder is the breakdown of attendees:

METHODOLOGY

PARTICIPANTS

SCHEDULE OF TRAINING

56%44%

Youth Task ForceM:F

Male

Female15 yrs, 11616 yrs, 77

17 yrs, 28

Youth Task ForceAge




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Highschool,

155

College, 47

Out of

school

Youth, 19

Youth Task ForceEducational Level

Brgy.Kagawad,

22Brgy.

Captain, 28

Barangay OfficialsPosition

Male, 47

Female, 3

Barangay OfficialsM:F




October 3 – 4, 2014



The Training-Workshop started at exactly 8:30 in the morning with an Audio Visual

Presentation of the invocation and the National Anthem. Harold C. Lintao, O.D., LnB President,

welcomed the participants saying that this is a great opportunity for the Youth Task Force members

to be empowered. He thanked them for responding to the invitation and urged them to finish the

two (2) day activity with the same number of participants as how they started.

Vice Mayor Roberto C. Agcoili graced the preliminary activities. He gave his message and

encouraged the active participation of everyone in all the activities to be conducted. He was very

thankful that many of the participants were able to make it for the training. It is his wish that the

number of the participants present would equate to more hands bringing development and

knowledge down to their respective barangays. He then challenged them to apply what they will

learn in the training-workshop.

Thereafter, Mr. Asher Jr. L. Juan, Municipal Local Government Operations Officer of San

Mateo, Isabela gave the Rationale/Overview of the Training. He gave a brief explanation for each of

the topics to be covered in the two (2) – day training workshop.

PRELIMINARIES




October 3 – 4, 2014



HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ACTIVITY

LGOO VI Marietta F. Abalus, Cluster

Officer of CSI enumerates the topics she

will discuss on the current state of the

youth. She also shared her knowledge on

Adolescent Reproductive Health,

Education-Employment Mismatch and

HIV & VAWC.

LGOO II Tedrick Danao listens to comments

during a workshop. Beforehand, he

facilitated on the levelling off of

expectations.

LGOO II Jeif Canapi asks questions from the

participants. Thereafter, he discussed his

topic on Teamwork and Leadership.




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TOWER BUILDING WORKSHOP




October 3 – 4, 2014



COMMITMENT SETTING & CLOSING PROGRAM

Youth Task Force Members post their commitments (to plant a certainnumber of fruit-bearing trees) on paper leaves. Later, they held hands andformed a big circle as they sang




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The following were the consolidated of result of the Participatory Feedback Form duringProject YIELD Training-Workshop:

5 – Excellent 4 – Very Satisfactory 3 – Satisfactory 2 – Fair 1 – Poor

1 2 3 4 5

I. Topics/Sessions and Method

1.1 Sequencing of topics/sessions 3 13 48 48

1.2 Usefulness of topics/sessions 7 14 50 42

1.3 Relevance to present work and functions 9 16 44 411.4 Applicability to my job 5 20 41 47

1.5 Suitability of exercises/activities 3 20 43 421.6 Adequacy of time allotted for topics/sessions 1 39 39 32

II.

Handouts, Materials and other Instructional Aid

2.1 Adequacy of correct handouts 2 3 38 37 31

2.2 Quality of Printing 1 6 21 38 31

2.3 Effectiveness as aid to instruction 4 31 40 37

2.4 Readability 7 25 44 362.5 Availability of Training Materials 2 6 21 38 43

III.

Resource Speakers/Facilitators

3.1 Competency 3 22 37 513.2 Preparedness 2 4 9 31 67

3.3 Punctuality 4 18 34 55IV. Training Secretariat

4.1 Helpfulness 1 8 38 67

4.2 Courteousness 3 15 37 594.3 Punctuality 2 17 35 59

V. Venue

5.1 Spacious 6 10 46 51

5.2 Quality of Sound Sytem 7 11 40 555.3 Quality of Lighting 6 12 43 495.4 Ventilation 8 28 39 39

VI.

Food

6.1 Quality 10 9 32 61

6.2 Quantity 9 15 29 59

*Tally of rating for 114 respondents. Yellow highlight – indicates the highest rating.

EVALUATION RESULTS




October 3 – 4, 2014



Questions Responses

What are the things that you appreciate most in this

training/activity? The facilitators were friendly and helpful.

They gave us useful lessons.

Their explanations were understandable.

The topics were relevant to the youth.

We appreciate the lecturers and the audiovisual presentations.

The participants in this activity were verycooperative.

We appreciate the knowledge of thespeakers.

We appreciate the time and effort of thespeakers.

What are the things that should be improved in thistraining/activity?

The space and ventilation of the area mustbe improved.

The food provided must be better.

Topics on DRRM-CCA and ESWM should bedelivered better.

There should be more music, workshopsand activities.

Additional resource speakers should berequested.

Time for each topic must be well allotted.What other comments and or recommendations do

you want to share? Souvenirs could be given as a remembrance

for the participants.

We enjoyed this training and we’re glad tobe part of it.

There should be more seminars similar tothis.

There should also be an opportunity forparticipants to discuss what they havelearned and share it with their barangay.

Prepared by: Submitted by:

TEDRICK EIVANZ F. DANAO ASHER L. JUAN, JR.

LGOO II MLGOO

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