Migasa Project: Empowering

Community through Service

LOCATION OF THE PROJECT: Sto. Nino Elementary School, Migasa,
Sinunuc, Zamboanga City

PROJECT PROPONENTS: Rotaract Club Of WMSU and Akbayan Youth

Zamboanga

DATE OF IMPLEMENTATION: May 7, 2017

TOTAL PROJECT COST: 76,550.00 Php

BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE

Sto. Nino Elementary School is a DepED managed partially urban school

located approximately 6 kilometers from the Barangay hall of Sinunuc
with a population of approximately 110 students. Aside from regular students
there are also approximately 25 former Out-of-School Youth in the area that
is currently enrolled in the Alternative Learning System (ALS) Program of
DepEd. The pupils and ALS Learners are children of farmers and peasants
whose main source of income is only through farming.

The village called MIGASA where the school located is inhabited by

approximately 80 families. The school is in the mountain and is also
surrounded by small rivers which the children need to cross everyday to
reach school.

This project proposal is intended to provide the children with school supplies
such as Bags, notebooks, books, pens, pencils, crayons, erasers, rubber
shoes etc. to ensure that the children and their parents in the area will not
anymore need to wait for good harvest or worry of buying the necessary
materials mentioned.

The proponent also intend to conduct a simultaneous medical mission such

as Free consultation, blood checking, free circumcision and dental services to
the residents of the community.
OBJECTIVES
The objectives of this project are:
To provide school supplies to each student of Sto. Nino Elementary
School and learners of the Alternative Learning System (ALS).
To conduct dental/medical mission in the community for the students
and their families
To provide other educational materials like books and computers.
Identify long term and sustainable projects to address the problems in
their community

SIGNIFICANCE
The significances of this project are:
Students will have quality school materials that can be used for the
rest of the year
Beneficial to all their parents who are poor and marginalized and
cannot anymore afford to buy new educational materials for their
children.
The quality of education will be improved.

IMPLEMENTING SCHEDULE

The following activities and schedule shall be considered.

Activities to be MARCH APRIL MAY

Implemented
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 1st W
W W W W W W W W
Community Visit and X
Consultations
Planning X X
Canvassing of Materials X
Meeting with partners X
 and sponsors
Fund Raising X X X
Purchasing of Materials X
Final Preparation and X
Planning
Project Turn Over X

ESTIMATED BUDGET

COST OF MATERIALS (FOR 135 STUDENTS)

MATERIALS QUANTITY/UN UNIT TOTAL

NEEDED IT COST COST
Bags 135 pcs 200Php 27,000Php
Ball Pens 135 pcs 5 Php 675 Php

Bond papers 135 15 Php 2,025 Php

Crayons 135 packs 15PhP 2, 025 Php

Envelopes (brown 135 pcs 8 Php 1080Php

and transparent)

Erasers 135 pcs 3 PhP 405 Php

Notebooks 135x8 pcs 10 Php 10,800

Php
Pencil 135 pcs 5 Php 675 Php

Rubber Shoes 135 pairs 150 Php 20,250

Php
Rulers 135 pcs 10 Php 1,350 Php

Sharpeners 135 pcs 4 Php 540 PhP

Toothbrush 135 pcs 15 Php 2,025 Php

Tooth Paste 135 pcs 20 Php 2,700 Php

Contingency Fund 5,000 Php

( For
 Transportation and
Snacks)
GRAND TOTAL 76,550
Php

ATTACHMENTS

Figure 1. Children
Crossing the River

Figure 2. Students
going to school

Figure 3. Parents accompanying their sons/daughter in crossing the river

 Figure 4. Children washing their hands

Figure 5. Students sitting at the conference hall

FIGURE 6. Map of Sto. Nino Elementary School