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Accomplishment Report On Feeding

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Batangan Integrated School

S.Y. 2021-2022

ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT on FEEDING PROGRAM

I. Introduction

Feeding program is the most outreached solution we could offer to our society. The
passage of Republic Act 11037 or the Masustansyang Pagkain Para Sa Batang Pilipino Act of
2018 establishes a comprehensive National Feeding Program to address malnutrition
among Filipino children.

The program includes the following components:

a. Supplemental Feeding Program the wasted and severely wasted pupils,


b. School-Based Feeding Program for public school children from kindergarten to
grade six
c. Milk Feeding Program to incorporate locally-produced milk products in fortified
meals

The feeding program for children will continue despite blended learning approaches
in schools amid the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic, Malacañang said.
II. Objective
A. Identify the severely wasted and wasted pupils
B. To reduce the number of severely wasted pupils.
C. To improve the nutritional status of the beneficiaries.

III. Name of Program

FEEDING Program S.Y. 2021-2022

IV. Issues and Concerns


The following are the issues and concerns:

a. Poor feeding, a lack of interest in feeding or a problem receiving the proper


amount of nutrition
b. Some parents are not interested in getting food packs.
c. Supplemental nutripacks are not sold out to their taste.
V. Narrative Report

The feeding program for children will continue despite blended learning approaches
in schools amid the coronavirus disease

(Covid-19) pandemic. In order to intensify health and nutrition among grade school
children, Batangan Integrated School as spearheaded by the feeding coordinator happily
distributed food packs, nutripacks and pasturized milk to the 164 beneficiaries of the said
program. It happened amid the rise of covid-19 by communicating them through mobile
phones and group chats for information and instructions.

The division feeding team distributed food packs, nutripacks and pasturized milk
usually every Monday of the week with directive amount or pieces to be distributed in every
drop-off points per district.

We distributed these food packs to the beneficiaries every week and informing the
parents about health care practices such as proper hand washing and tooth brushing.

On the last month of the distribution of nutripacks, we distributed house to house


since we have no longer classes.

Prepared by: Noted by:

KARIZA T. BANTUGAN NANDY L. RAFANAN


Feeding Coordintor ESP-I

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