2011 Annual Report - PhilDHRRA-Mindanao

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MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL FEDERATION OF COOPERATIVES SAVE THE CHILDREN FEDERATION Save the Children directly reaches more than half a million children all over the Philippines. We provide both emergency and longterm support, and work closely with local partners to ensure that children have good quality of life. Save the Children works with children, families, communities, civil society organizations, and national and local governments to facilitate change that positively affects the lives of Filipino children in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. Coop Training Center, Coop Village Gango, 7200 Ozamis City Misamis Occidental Tel. No.: (088) 521 333 Email: pempe08@yahoo.com Executive Director: Jose Loreto O. Procianos, Jr. Contact No.: 09274856273 Istanisla, 22, had to stop schooling after high school to help her parents earn a living. She was one of the 33,000 young people enrolled in Save the Children’s skills training programs. She was assisted by Save the Children to get her TESDA competency certification aftercompleting the program. 37 Save the Children addresses key issues of children in the Philippines by implementing and supporting programs in the following thematic areas: Child Protection We protect children from abuse, exploitation, neglect and violence, and address issues such as corporal punishment, child sexual abuse and exploitation, children’s justice and internal displacement by establishing child protection system at national and local levels. Education We help children learn, develop and reach their full potential by developing and implementing programson early childhood development, baisc education (including school health and nutrition), adolescent learning, and alternative learning systems. We help develop the vocational and enterprenurial skills of young people to ensure that they have a better Health and Nutrition We ensure that children are healthy and well-nourished by implementing programs on maternal and newborn health, children’s health, and adolescent reproductive and sexual health. We enhance the capacity of educators, health service providers and community members to provide relevant information and services on reproductive health. We ensure that children belong to food secure and economically viable households by addressing hunger and the impact of poverty. We enhance the capacities of families and communities to ensure that children benefit from food security and livelihood. Emergencies and Conflict We help children, families and communities prepare for and recover from disasters and emergencies by building their capacities on emergency preparedeness and disaster risk reduction. We also embark on relief operations and early rehabilitation and recovery programs in the aftermath of natural disasters and armed conflict. Child Rights Governance We build the capacities of civil society including child-led groups, communities and non-government organizations to ensure that the government upholds and protects the rights of the children. PhilDHRR MINDANAO A MINDANAO A MINDANAO A
SURIGAO SUR ORGANIZATION FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT, INC. WHO WE ARE SSOFHDEV, Inc. is a p r i v a t e v o l u n t a r y organization that works to h e l p o t h e r s h e l p themselves. Established and duly registered with the SEC as non-stock, nonprofit organization in 1988. It envisions a better quality of life of the deprived, poor and marginalized people to be truly human, self-reliant and empowered in charting their own development destiny in a sustainable and environmentally friendly, just and peaceful situation. We have a vision of man-in God’s vision to see him “totally human, fully alive”. OUR PRODUCTS & SERVICES We support partner LGUs & Communities on: ü Peace Building, Conflict Analysis & Non-Violent Conflict Transformation Activities ü Conflict Sensitive & Gender Responsive Local Development Planning ü Conflict Sensitive Proposal Writing/ Development ü Video Documentation ü Sustainable Livelihood & Local Enterprise Development & Management ü Gender and Development Trainings and Planning ü Natural Resource/Environmental Management ü Community Organization and Strengthening ü CDRR/CCA Planning and Implementation ü Agricultural/Fisheries Development and Management ü Feasibility Studies/Business Planning ü Good/Participatory Governance MEMBERSHIP, NETWORK and ALLIANCES Ÿ Local Government Units (P/M/BLGUs) – Province of Surigao del Sur Ÿ Regional Development Council (RDC) – Caraga Region Ÿ Philippine Partnerships for the Development of Human Resources in Rural Areas (PhilDHRRA-Mindanao) Ÿ Local Service Provider Network (LSPN) Ÿ Mindanao Coalition of Development NGOs (MinCODE) Ÿ Caraga Emergency Response Network (CERN) Ÿ Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council (PDRRMC) Ÿ Provincial Mining Regulatory Board (PMRB) Ÿ Office of the Provincial Agriculture (OPAG) 38
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