Hapag-Asa Program Presentation September .pptx

Hapag-asa program aim to help children to become healthy

1. Hapag-Asa Integrated Feeding Program “Fullness of Life through Feeding the Body and Feeding the Spirit” INTRODUCTION

2. OUTLINE ADFI Introduction Program Overview Objectives Lead Organizations Components & Support Activities Benefits Hapag-Asa Partnership Documents & Monitoring Reports Needed Photo Stories

3. ADFI Introduction

4. What is ADFI? Assisi Development Foundation, Inc. (ADFI) is a non-profit, non-stock corporation registered with the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission since 3 July 1975. ADFI is registered and licensed by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) as a Social Welfare Agency. Additionally, it is accredited by the Philippine Council of NGO Certification and has been granted Tax Exempt status by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR).

5. Faith and Loving Service A Society where all Filipino Family enjoys a sustainable, equitable, and peaceful multi-cultural community . Engaging with vulnerable communities and marginalized sectors in society to attain full human and sustainable development through collaboration actions and partnerships . P Poverty Reduction E Environmental Sustainability A Access to better quality of life C Collective Impact E Empowered People Responsible Stewardship Shared Prosperity Inclusive Justice Culture-sensitive Innovations VALUES STRATEGIES MISSION VISION

6. Programs Education Assistance Program Hapag-Asa Integrated Feeding Program Institutional Grants and Aid Partnerships for Indigenous People

7. Program Overview

8. What is Hapag-Asa Program? Christian response to the problem of hunger and malnutrition in the spirit of the Miracle of the Multiplication of Loaves and Fish. Launched in July 2005 by Pondo ng Pinoy Community Foundation then headed by Archbishop Gaudencio B. Cardinal Rosales , Assisi Development Foundation and Feed the Children Philippines .

9. Objectives To improve the capacity of parents to care for and provide for basic needs. To contribute to the reduction of malnutrition prevalence among 6 months to 12 years old children and/or nutritionally-at risk pregnant and lactating mothers. To develop the culture of SHARING & LOVING to our neighbors as demonstrated in the Miracle of the Multiplication of loaves & fish (Mt. 14:13-21).

10. Lead Organizations Feed My Starving Children donates and packs the food supplement called MannaPack Fortified Rice. Risen Savior Missions covers the shipping cost from US to Manila. Assisi Development Foundation provides the technical assistance to all its partners for the implementation of the program, advocate and promote Hapag-Asa to various stakeholders, provides logistic and fund support. Pondo ng Pinoy provides assistance in the form of food subsidy to its member dioceses. There are 28 member Arch/Dioceses including the Military Ordinariate of the Philippines.

11. Components and Support Activities Supplemental Feeding Parent’s Education Classes Early Childhood Education Livelihood and Skills Training

12. Supplemental Feeding Target recipients should not be part of any existing supplemental feeding . *Special provisions are also given for relief efforts with different sets of mechanics and reporting Target Recipients Undernourished children age 6 months to 12 years old; Nutritionally-at risk pregnant and lactating women; Children with a special medical condition ; IP Children

13. Rice with Soya and Dehydrated Vegetables Fortified with vitamins and minerals Donated by Feed My Starving Children through Risen Savior Missions from the US; and * One box contains 14 packs ; Each pack weighs 1 kilogram good for 15 children or 10 pregnant/lactating women per feeding . Supplemental Feeding MannaPack Fortified Rice

14. Manpower - voluntarism among members of the parish, NGO, school personnel, LGU, and most importantly PARENTS OF THE ENROLLED CHILDREN. Supplemental Feeding Feeding Administration 1 meal a day , 5 days a week for 6 months or a total of 120 days; Food can be a complete meal or heavy snacks; Use of MannaPack Fortified Rice Food Supplement; Children gathered together in one site during snacks time or in between regular meals; and

15. Different ways to prepare Manna Rice

16. Different ways to prepare Manna Rice

17. Different ways to prepare Manna Rice

18. Kids are enjoying Manna Rice!

19. Parents are actively involved.

20. Parent’s Education Classes Aims to help parents in appreciating themselves as individuals and as parents, and to learn how to properly take good care of their children. Use PE modules to guide Volunteer Facilitators Key Topics: Responsible Parenting, Basics of Faith, Disaster Management, Health, and Nutrition.

21. Early Childhood Education (ECE) Aims to provide brain stimuli needed for the development of multi-intelligence during the crucial stage of brain growth of children. Use ECE Modules to guide Volunteer Teachers. Topics: Me as a Child, Me and My Friends, Music and Arts, and Reading Readiness.

22. Early Childhood Education (ECE) Classes and Parents’ Education (PE) Classes are part and parcel of the program to ensure the implementation of a holistic approach. “ “

23. Livelihood & Skills Training Implementing partners may opt to organize a series of local training for their communities where Parish, government agencies, and/or private groups may be tapped. The parents to learn and develop latent talent and acquire new skills through livelihood and skills training/seminars is highly encouraged for every family. We aim to increase the family’s income by providing practical life skills, which they can use for possible employment or the way to earn. Note: Hapag-Asa is open to partner donors/stakeholders to work on specific livelihood projects to be piloted in targeted communities.

24. Benefits Participating Children Improved nutrition Improved Health Better academic performance Improved socialization Participating Families Improved parent’s capacity to take care of their children Reduced financial burden Improved food security Healthier family members Participating Communities Improved community relations Provided an opportunity to individual and organizations to help the children & P/L Mothers Decrease malnutrition prevalence rate

25. Hapag-Asa Partnership Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) Masterlist of Children Program Orientation/ Training MannaPack Request and Release Actual Program Implementation Monitoring and Reports Submission 3 4 5 6 7 8 Note: MOA Preparation, Masterlist Submission, and Program Orientation/Training may be coordinated or done at the same time or interchangeably to maximize time. No need to wait for the final MOA before doing the orientation or submission of the Masterlist. Expression of Interest / Intent Exploratory Meeting 1 2

26. Partnership Counterparts HAPAG-ASA Secretariat (c/o Assisi Development Foundation) Technical Assistance Allocation of MannaPack Fortified Rice Food Supplement Payment of Import Duties and taxes of the MannaPack Fortified Rice Monitoring and Reports Collection from Implementing Partner for Submission to Donors Capacity Training (e.g. Parent Education and Early Childhood Education Training of Trainers) Implementing Partner Organization of Hapag-Asa Teams in Feeding sites Screening of undernourished children and/or underweight pregnant and lactating mothers to be included in the program Ensure the conduct of Supplemental Feeding for the identified undernourished children and support activities (e.g. education, livelihood/skills training for parents) Pick up and pay for the local shipping/hauling cost of Food Supplements from the nearest warehouse/port Additional food ingredients to be added to the food supplement Submit Monitoring Reports

27. Documents & Monitoring Reports Needed BEFORE FEEDING DURING FEEDING AFTER FEEDING Monthly Quarterly Memorandum of Agreement Monthly Program Status Summary Report Growth Monitoring Form 5A (or Masterlist & Monitoring Excel Form) Form 5B Terminal Report Objectives and Baseline status vs. Results Photo Stories Testimonies Masterlist of Children Form 3A (or Masterlist & Monitoring Excel Form) for Children Form 3B for Pregnant/ Lactating Photo Stories *Only for at least 5 kids per feeding site. Certificate of Project Existence (for SEC) – may be issued by Barangay or City/Municipality

28. Photo Stories

29. Photo Story 1: “From Severe Malnourishment to Recovery: Gina's Journey” Source: The LGU of Tantangan , South Cotabato Gina Sampalan was identified as severely underweight during a home visitation by the Barangay Nutrition Scholar . She was 21 months old, weighing only 7.5 kg, and could not stand or walk without support . Her parents had no permanent job to support their daily needs, and her mother was uneducated and lacked basic information on preparing healthy foods for her children. The Municipal Health Office intervened, and Gina received nutrition counseling and care practice sessions . She was given Manna Pack for 120 days of supplementary feeding from the Hapag- asa Integrated Nutrition Program. Gina's parents were grateful for their daughter's recovery. As of May 2018, Gina is a healthy and happy child, weighing 9.8 kg at 27 months.

30. Photo Story 2: “From Underweight to Active: Mark Joshua’s Journey with Hapag-Asa’s Feeding Project” Despite Mark Joshua’s minimal weight gain, they are grateful for the nutritious food and look forward to the next cycle of the feeding project. Mark Joshua was underweight at 18 kg before participating in a feeding project supported by Hapag-Asa. After receiving Manna Pack rice for 6 months, Mark Joshua’s weight increased to 21 kg , and he became a more active and happier child. Jocelyn, Joshua’s mother enjoyed cooking the meal pack and found ways to make it more enjoyable for her son , such as mixing dried vegetables and adding an egg. Source: SHARE, Inc.

31. CONTACT US AT: Assisi Development Foundation | Hapag-Asa Secretariat Unit 503 Prestige Tower, F. Ortigas Jr. Rd., Ortigas Center, 1605 Pasig City [phone] [email protected] www.hapagasafeeding.com https://www.facebook.com/hapagasafeeding