Sample Implementation

Our project was implemented at Brgy 601 Zone 59 District VI, a small community V. Mapa Ext. Sta. Mesa, in the city of Manila. Our group opts to choose this barangay because of its nearness and at the same time, our group leader’s residence is located there. The place was a typical urban community with single story houses, children playing in the streets, bystanders in some benches, single small scale businesses like convenience stores and street carts as among the common things that you could see in a barangay. There are also tall condominiums and small shops and restaturants nearby. High rise infrastructures are observable nearby since the place was situated near some commercialized districts and downtowns of Manila. The barangay seems not that populated and the areas are not so dilapidated like the other barangays. Of course, there still some eye sores the place like the informal settlers who might get damaged seriously if ever calamity like fire or earthquake comes because of their congested situation, and those seem to be like knotted pasta strips of electrical/cable wiring on every posts that could be very dangerous to the neighborhood. Their barangay hall is newly renovated, as we went there for informing them about our said visit and there we are accommodated and assisted warmly by a barangay official and he toured us in some points of the community.
The project that we implemented was entitled, “Bote-Kontra-Dengue”. Its theme is classified as health-education as we are able to inculcate them what is the dengue virus all about, how it spreads, what factors that trigger for it to thrive in a certain place, and its prevention – which our project focuses. Some things that transpired in me is value one’s health. As the saying goes, “Health is Wealth”, our health is should be given a highest priority since it is our foundation, it is our stable capital for doing whatever we want to. Health is a treasure since, like my mother said, “You may have all, but with a