1. Christian Foundation for Children and Aging Angustia ✪ Ayes ✪ Chan ✪ Co ✪ Garcia ✪ Macapinlac ✪ Tumibay ✪ Vega LEC Group 1 14 March 2011

2. Brief Overview of Project Eds ✪ Nina ✪ Merce

4. Background of the Organization Formerly Serve the Children and Older Persons Foundation (SCOPe) US-based, multi-nation, non-profit organization 5 projects in the Philippines Primary objective: “realize the rights of the children and aged and to promote social responsibility”

5. Geographic Area Antipolo Chapter AntipoloCluster ACluster BCluster CPasigLagunaRizal

6. Profile of Potential Target Beneficiaries Philippines 41,269 children 5,314 aged beneficiaries Antipolo 6,426 children 1,387 aging beneficiaries Inclusion criteria: At least four kids in the family Parents unable to support education Willingness to participate No community resource Recommendations

7. Background of the Organization Rizal Project Organic organizational structure Area heads and kapitbahayan heads Children programs: Educational sponsorship Service-scholarship

8. Vision A program that assists children in secondary and tertiary schooling to complete their education by means of developing families committed to the creation of a nurturing environment

9. Mission We create opportunities for the parents and children of the community to develop the knowledge and skills in order for them to successfully handle developmental issues specific to the teenage population

10. Mission We develop the proper values and attitudes of the child and the family necessary for them to achieve the highest possible educational attainment that they are capable of

11. Mission We believe in understanding the specific problems an adolescent may be experiencing and in addressing these problems through open communication and an accepting attitude

12. Background of the Community San Clemente, Angono, Rizal (Cluster B) 3 different clusters Presents with highest dropout rate in cluster/area Possible factors: Early employment/marriage Early pregnancy Fraternities Antipolo Chapter AntipoloCluster ACluster BCluster CPasigLagunaRizal

13. PROPOSED PROGRAM

14. Objectives Long-term objective To reduce the increasing drop-out rates among CFCA beneficiaries in San Clemente, Angono via encouraging dynamic participation of families in values formation and behavioral modification activities, and the creation of a community development program that will be self-sustaining and reproducible for future generations of CFCA members

15. Strategic Objectives To reduce the drop-out rates among CFCA beneficiaries aged 13-21 years Secondary level – 48/1023 students by 20% by April 2012 Tertiary level - 37/178 students by 20% by April 2012 via workshop seminars aimed at education, values formation, improving psychosocial well-being, and interpersonal relationships

16. Strategic Objectives To strengthen capability of members To impart knowledge on important issues critical to the biopsychosocial development of the beneficiaries (aged 13-21 years) through workshop seminars, in line with the values espoused by the CFCA. To equip parents with the necessary knowledge and skills regarding the growth and development of their children and how to deal with their adolescents. To provide CFCA family members with the experience and resources to be able to reproduce and convey the imparted skills and knowledge to future generations of CFCA members.

17. Proposed strategies and programs: 2-day convention