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HPMES Form 4B
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DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT
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QUARTERLY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
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FY 2022
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Strategy/ Program/ Sub-Program/
Performance Indicator
Physical TargetsPhysical AccomplishmentsVarianceAssessment of VarianceReasons for VarianceSteering MeasuresRemarks
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Q1Q2Q3Q4TotalQ1 TotalQ2 Total1st SemesterQ3 TotalQ4 Total2nd SemesterTotal
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MFTMFTMFTMFTMFTMFTMFT
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(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14)=(13)-(6)MajorMinorFull target Achieved(13)(19)
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Strategic Focus 2: Improve well-being of Beneficiaries and 4Ps households through strengthened social welfare system
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ORGANIZATIONAL OUTCOME 2: RIGHTS OF THE POOR AND THE VULNERABLE SECTORS PROMOTED AND PROTECTED
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RESIDENTIAL AND NON-RESIDENTIAL CARE SUB-PROGRAM
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OUTCOME INDICATOR
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1Percentage of clients in residential and non-residential care facilities rehabilitated34%13%12%17%56.18%54.16%64.11%39.64%17.76%TRUE
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No. of Clients Rehabilitated147231033178253111422530551834522633595744101
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Residential Care Facilities0000721451964102092913223552025184260385189
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RRCY1890920211116063039092002011.98%TRUE
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The Haven - Regional Center for Children14505404995052027071601618.52%TRUE
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Home for Girls210440448809904401313021210.00%TRUE
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Haven for Women20011000112131501616229312303264.10%TRUE
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Non-Residential Care Facilities769514114152092912820131427252247453176
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AVRC7695141141520929128201314272522474531760.53%TRUE
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OUTPUT INDICATORS:
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2Number of Clients Served4847474748936720729229785021116037111793210118892071321202522662284941.02%TRUE
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Residential Care Facilities 30031013416257125661911138720010886194118111229166125291
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RRCY1207979717185857407470070720721070107-10.83%TRUE
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The Haven - Regional Center for Children45323229293737320323103136036480486.67%TRUE
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Home for Girls70132331414214950150510484815657268700.00%TRUE
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Haven for Women65216182161821719637437384595564957661.54%TRUE
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Non-Residential Care Facilities484747471895773130292150869418046101031314923100103203
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AVRC4847474718957731302921508694180461010313149231001032037.41%TRUE
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3ALOS of clients in residential facilities
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RRCY
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Discharge180-720180-720180-720180-720180-720459.54694687111232815.4576.31
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Rehabilitation180-720180-720180-720180-720180-720126058811387951274.59871066
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Admission180-720180-720180-720180-720180-720609781723362987.33532.81597.05
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The Haven - Regional Center for Children
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Discharge 92-365 92-365 92-365 92-365 92-365 953882917.5667362514.5765
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Rehabilitation 92-365 92-365 92-365 92-365 92-365 580882731667362514.5614
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Admission 92-365 92-365 92-365 92-365 92-365 387448417.5331652491.5431
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Home for Girls
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Discharge 182-365 182-365 182-365 182-365 182-365 326184.25278.75391408396.2344The indicated accomplishment is within the target/ideal range
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Rehabilitation 182-365 182-365 182-365 182-365 182-365 288.25169228.63154235.75178.85197.81
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Admission 182-365 182-365 182-365 182-365 182-365 353.29161.59217.5286518431.71285.43
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Haven for Women
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Discharge 182-365 182-365 182-365 182-365 182-365 616230924252440The indicated accomplishment is within the target/ideal range
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Rehabilitation 182-365 182-365 182-365 182-365 182-365 240061695252645
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Admission 182-365 182-365 182-365 182-365 182-365 1539154915848412297160
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4Percentage of facilities with standard client-staff ratio
100%100%100%100%
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Number of Facilities with Standard Client-Social Worker Ratio5555
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RRCY15:115:115:115:115:19:18:18:18:110:111:114:1Accomplishment is better than the standard ratio
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The Haven - Regional Center for Children20:120:120:120:120:1 20:1 13:1 13:1 13:1 14:1 14:1 14:1
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Home for Girls20:120:120:120:120:113:115:114:120:119:120:117:1
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Haven for Women25:125:125:125:125:118:118:118:112:122:122:115:1
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AVRC 120:120:120:120:120:120:120:120:120:117:118:1 19:1
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5Number of Facilities with Standard Client-Houseparent Ratio
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RRCY15:115:115:115:115:120:114:114:115:114:116:120:1Accomplishment is better than the standard ratio
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The Haven - Regional Center for Children15:115:115:115:115:114:113:113:113:114:1 14:1 14:1
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Home for Girls15:115:115:115:115:113:115:114:120:119:120:117:1
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Haven for Women15:115:115:115:115:118:118:118:112:114:114:111:1
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AVRC 130:130:130:130:130:120:120:120:116:115:115:117:1
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6Percentage of facilities compliant with the National Building Code 100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100.00%100%100%100%0%
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RRCY100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100.00%100%100%100%
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(a) Number of facilities complied with the National Building Code111111111111111111111111
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(b) Total number of building facilities111111111111111111111111
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The Haven - Regional Center for Children100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%
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(a) Number facilities complied with the National Building Code666666666666
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(b) Total number of building facilities666666666666
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Home for Girls100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%
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(a) Number facilities complied with the National Building Code344444444444
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(b) Total number of building facilities344444444444
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Haven for Women100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%
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(a) Number facilities complied with the National Building Code888888888888
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(b) Total number of building facilities888888888888
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AVRC 1100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%
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(a) Number facilities complied with the National Building Code888888888888
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(b) Total number of building facilities888888888888
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Supplementary Feeding Sub-Program
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Outcome Indicators
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7Percentage of malnourished children in CDCs and SNPs with improved nutritional status (11th cycle)80%80.00%71.07%69.18%70.12%69.57%68.46%69.00%69.57%68.46%69.00%80.84%80.39%80.61%0.00%0.00%0.00%0.00%0.00%0.00%0001%TRUE Conducted milk feeding to 41 LGUs for 120 days (10 LGUs with expansion to 60 days feeding) and feeding extensions to 15 LGUs for 60 days, prioritizing areas with high magnitude and prevalence of undernutrition.
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Number of Malnourished Children before feeding sessions 2,917 2,979 5,896 3,105 3,212 6,317 3,105 3,212 6,317 3,1053,2126,3171,7551,6353,3901,7551,6353,3901,7551,6353,390
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8Number of Malnourished Children with improved nutritional status
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2,073 2,061 4,134 2,160 2,199 4,359 2,160 2,199 4,359 2,5102,5825,092000000000
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a. Severely underweight to Underweight 252 270 522 298 310 608 298 310 608 334361695
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b. Underweight to Normal 1,821 1,791 3,612 1,862 1,889 3,751 1,862 1,889 3,751 2,1762,2214,397
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9Percentage of children in CDCs and SNPs with sustained normal nutritional status (over total children served)100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%0000000000%
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a. Number of children in CDCs and SNPs with normal nutritional status
(Upon weigh-in, before feeding)
42,769 41,087 83,856 47,439 45,629 93,068 47,439 45,629 93,068 474394562993068204481980040248204481980040248204481980040248At least 90% and above of target children were weighed prior to and after the provision of feeding
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b. Number of children in CDCs and SNPs with sustained normal nutritional status
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42,769 41,087 83,856 47,439 45,629 93,068 47,439 45,629 93,068 47439456299306890% of children with baseline and endline data on wasting and stunting
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Output Indicators
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10Number of children in CDCs and SNPs provided with supplementary feeding
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a. 11th Cycle Implementation84,53250,97148,96499,93551,72049,702101,42251,72049,702101,42251,72049,702101,42220%TRUEExceeded the target due to additional beneficiaries that were accommodated using the savings from public biddings.
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b. 12th Cycle Implementation80,15278,15280,15280,152801520%TRUEThe 12th cycle implementation is programmed to start by August 2022 in time for the school opening with the hope that face to face classes will resume in all LGUs this school year.
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a. 4th, 5th and 6th municipalities16,35016,35016,35016,35016350
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b. Areas under PPAN57,47755,47757,47757,47757477
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c. Areas with >5% Under Nutrition6,3256,3256,3256,3256325
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Social Welfare for Senior Citizens Sub-Program
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Outcome Indicator
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11Percentage of beneficiaries using social pension to augment daily living subsistence and medical needs 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 0.00%0.00%98.50%99.59%99.61%99.60%55.44%54.71%99.11%97.11%97.64%97.44%97.51%98.05%97.85%97.92%98.16%98.07%69.53%69.20%98.55%-1%TRUE
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12Number of beneficiaries using social pension to augment daily living subsistence and medical needs 206,074 206,074 206,074 206,074 206,074 - - 179,426 83,560 140,013 223,573 41,780 70,007 201,500 74,730 127,291 202,021 75,967 128,638 204,605 75,349 127,965 203,313 52,763 89,101 201,673 -1%TRUEQ1: 179,426 or 98.50% used the stipend for their basic needs and medical expenses and 2,725 or 1.5% for paying utilities
Q2: 99.60 or 223,573 used the stipend for their basic needs and medical expenses and 899 or .40% for paying utilities. Q3: 99.91% or 202,021 used the stipend for their basic needs and medical expenses and 391 or 0.19% for paying utilities.
Q4: 99.48% OR 205,005 indigent senior citizens used the stipend for their basic needs and medical expenses, while 400 or 0.19 %indigent senior citizens used it for utilities. The grants are being measured using the grants monitoring tool to assess the program's effectiveness.
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Output Indicators