Chapter 2

Chapter 2
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1. ("C&A$ C"+P"(&%&"N AN' C,ARAC%)R&(%&C( 4f the 27 barangays in the city, Addition 1ills is the *ost populated consisting of *ore than one5fourth of the total population in the city, "hile 6uayang 6ato has the least population of (,08$ or about 0.40% of the total population. 3uring the last t"o decades, barangay populations in the city "ere ne)er stationary. 7hile rapid population gro"th is often associated "ith fertility and the decline in *ortality due to *ilestone achie)e*ents in science and technology, *igration has al"ays played an i*portant role in shaping up the trends in population. A re)ie" of population and housing progra*s for ,n the absence of published infor*ation and studies concerning dayti*e population in the city, there is a suggestion that ha)ing ac-uired a full le)el of urbani.ation, Mandaluyong City follo"s the trend in Ma+ati City by "hich dayti*e population is three /$0 to four /40 ti*es its night
1. 1 Population (i-e As of Census Year 2000, Mandaluyong City has a total population of 278,474, accounting for about 2.8% of the total population of the ational Capital !egion "hich is #,#$2,%&0 (Table 2.01). 'he Census of August (, 2007 ga)e a ne" population count of $0%,%7&, around 2.&4% of the ((,%%$,427 population for C! in the sa*e year. A*ong the (7 cities and *unicipalities in the region, Mandaluyong ran+ed as the 4th s*allest in population.
ti*e population. 1o"e)er, the Mandaluyong City 2olice 3epart*ent anticipates a dayti*e population of (.2 *illion in progra**ing its daily public safety acti)ities.
Total Population 1-Sep 95 NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION i!y o" Mani#a i!y o" Man%a#uyong i!y o" Ma&i'ina i!y o" (a)ig *ue+on i!y i!y o" San ,uan a#oo-an i!y i!y o" Ma#a.on i!y o" /a0o!a) i!y o" 1a#en+ue#a i!y o" La) (i2a) i!y o" Ma'a!i i!y o" Mun!in#upa i!y o" (a&a2a3ue (a)ay i!y 9,454,040 1,654,761 2$6,$70 357,231 471,075 1,9$9,419 124,1$7 1,023,159 347,4$4 229,039 437,165 413,0$6 4$4,176 399,$46 391,296 40$,610 3$1,350 55,2$6 1 May 00 9,932,560 1,5$1,0$2 27$,474 391,170 505,05$ 2,173,$31 117,6$0 1,177,604 33$,$55 230,403 4$5,433 472,7$0 444,$67 379,310 449,$11 354,90$ 467,375 57,407 1 Aug 07 11,553,427 1,660,714 305,576 424,610 617,301 2,679,450 125,33$ 1,37$,$56 363,6$1 245,344 56$,92$ 532,330 510,3$3 452,943 552,660 403,064 613,343 61,940 1995 - 2000 1.06 -0.97 -0.63 1.96 1.50 1.92 -1.15 3.06 -0.54 0.13 2.27 2.93 -1.$0 -1.12 3.03 4.45 0.$1 -2.97 Annual Growth Rate 2000 - 2007 2.11 0.6$ 1.29 1.14 2.$0 2.92 0.$7 2.20 0.9$ 0.$7 2.21 1.65 1.91 2.4$ 2.$$ 1.77 3.$2 1.05 1995 - 2007 1.70 0.03 0.53 1.46 2.29 2.53 0.0$ 2.53 0.3$ 0.5$ 2.23 2.15 0.44 1.05 2.94 -0.11 4.07 0.96
Region/LGU
Table 2.01. Population and Annual Growth Rate for the National Capital Region: Based on Censuses 1995, 2
4aguig i!y (a!e&o)
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Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice"
the last fi)e years sho"s that a nu*ber of fa*ilies "ere relocated fro* one barangay to another. Conse-uently, there "as a decrease in population of the barangays of original residence and an increase in population of the recei)ing barangays. 4ther relocatees "ere sent else"here outside Metro Manila. 1o"e)er, the possibility of *igrating in one8s o"n accord should also be considered. 1. 2. Age And (e. Co/position: Census 2 1. 2.1 Age0(e. (tru1ture 9or the year 2000, the *ales co*prise 48.7 percent of the population and the fe*ales %(.$ percent. 'his gi)es a *ale5fe*ale ratio of #% *ales per (00 fe*ales, "hich *eans that the fe*ale population outnu*bers the *ales by about fi)e percent. :till in the elderly group, the *ales are outnu*bered by fe*ales "ith a ratio of 7( *ales for e)ery (00 fe*ales. 9or the 05(4 year olds, the *ale children outnu*ber the fe*ale children at a ratio of (; 0.#& /#igure 2.010. :i*ilar to the C! figure, the 2000 population pyra*id as sho"n in #igure 2.02 is of e<pansi)e character. 'his *eans that a large percentage of the population is young, belonging to the %5$# years old brac+et. 'he pyra*id also reflects specific age groups representing de*and for certain ser)ices. 3ependent age group belo" (% and abo)e &% years old could re-uire speciali.ed health ser)ices and facilities. Age groups of $ to (& years old "ill deter*ine de*and for pre5school, ele*entary and
#igure 2.01. +ale 3 4e/ale Ratio 5 016 2rs. "ld7
#igure 2.02. Population P2ra/id 2 : NCR and +andalu2ong Cit2
( *ale ; 0.#& fe*ale
secondary schools facilities= the producti)e or "or+ing age group of (% to &4 years old ha)e specific de*ands for >obs or other for*s of li)elihood= and population "ithin reproducti)e ages of (% to 4# years re-uire reproducti)e health progra*s. / ee al"o Table 2.02 . Population by $ge group and e%) 1. 2.2 Age0'ependen12 Ratio 9or both se<es, the share of the young /05(4 years0 is about thirty5one percent /$0.8%0, the adult /(%5&4 years0 at si<ty5si< percent /&&.220 and the elderly
Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice" Table 2.02. Population of &ndi8iduals disaggregated 92 (e. and Age Group: N(" 2 ,ousehold Population 92 Age Group Age Group All Ages ?nder ( (@4 %@# (0 @ (4 +ale ($4,0%% $,%2& ($,22$ (4,$7& (2,2#( 4e/ale (4(,0%% $,2&2 (2,&&% ($,%%8 ((,840 %otal 27%,((0 &,788 2%,888 27,#$4 24,($( (hare per Age Group in : +ale 48.7$ %(.#4 %(.08 %(.4& %0.#$ 4e/ale %(.27 48.0& 48.#2 48.%4 4#.0&
Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice" (% @ (# 20 @ 24 2% @ 2# $0 @ $4 $% @ $# 40 @ 44 4% @ 4# %0 @ %4 %% @ %# &0 @ &4 &% @ &# 70 @ 74 7% @ 7# 80 and 4)er (2,(%$ (4,(42 (4,044 (2,2&$ #,7(& 7,#8$ &,420 4,#77 $,0$4 2,%(8 (,%27 #$# %0( 422 (4,0$7 (&,87$ (4,#22 (2,&(( (0,(7# 8,$4% &,%&0 %,$%( $,22$ 2,844 (,8#0 (,24% 77( 87# 2&,(#0 $(,0(% 28,#&& 24,874 (#,8#% (&,$28 (2,#80 (0,$28 &,2%7 %,$&2 $,4(7 2,(84 (,272 (,$0( 4&.40 4%.&0 48.48 4#.$0 48.84 48.8# 4#.4& 48.(# 48.4# 4&.#& 44.&# 42.## $#.$# $2.44 %$.&0 %4.40 %(.%2 %0.70 %(.(& %(.(( %0.%4 %(.8( %(.%( %$.04 %%.$( %7.00 &0.&( &7.%&
/&% years abo)e0 at three percent /$%0. 'he *edian age, ho"e)er, is 20 years "hich is the age at "hich e<actly half the population is older and half is younger. 'he young5age dependency is ( ; 2 "hile the old5age dependency ratio is ( ; 22. 'his *eans the nu*ber of adults in the econo*ically producti)e age group for e)ery young dependent and elderly dependent are t"o /20 and 22 respecti)ely.
single total 4$.4&% "ith fe*ale *e*bers slightly *ore than *ale *e*bers at %(.02% and 48.#8%, respecti)ely. 4thers "ho opted for other for*s of
1. ; 4a/il2 (tru1ture 'he typical fa*ily of Mandaluyong has an a)erage of 4.61 *e*bers, although in reality, household si.e ranges fro* single *e*bership to 8 *e*bers, the latter accounting for al*ost (0% of the total nu*ber of households . 'his is lo"er than either
the national a)erage of % persons per fa*ily or the C! a)erage of 4.&$ persons per fa*ily. 4f the %#,&82 households in year 2000, (8.82% are headed by "o*en and 8(.(8% are headed by *en. Ma>ority of these households totaling 8&.78% are headed by *en and "o*en in their pri*e producti)e ages bet"een 20 years and &0 years old, "hile (2.&7% ha)e household heads in the elderly age group of &0 years and abo)e. A little o)er 0.%4% of the nu*ber of households are headed by the young population 20 years old and belo". A co*bination of *arried and "ido"ed indi)iduals accounts for 48.02% of the household population "hile fa*ily *e*bers "ho re*ain
fa*ily union account for 8.%2%. 'hese include indi)iduals that are either di)orced, separated, co**on5 la" spouses, and those "hose *arital status are unascertained. /Table 2.0&0. 1. 6. Population Growth 1. 6.1. %otal Population 2opulation in the city has co*e a long "ay fro* >ust a fe" thousands in (#0$ to al*ost three hundred thousand in 2000 /Table 2.0'0, and then to $0%,%7& se)en years after. Although population is continuously increasing, the gro"th rate has been seesa"ing at )arious degrees as can be seen in
#igure 2.0&. 're*endous increase in gro"th rates can be noted in census years (#485(#&0 and (#&05 (#70, the for*er a period of post"ar reconstruction and the latter "itnessing a historical e)ent as Mandaluyong beca*e part of the Areater Manila Area. ,t "as during these periods "hen population count *ore than doubled in Mandaluyong. 'he ne<t ti*e population "ill double is in about &0 years, gi)en a gro"th rate of (.(%% for the (05year period bet"een (##0 and 2000. ?sing a gro"th rate of (.2# bet"een 2000 and 2007, ho"e)er, the population of $0%,%7& is e<pected to double in
#igure 2.0; Rate of Growth of Population Between Census Periods
Table 2.0& ,ousehold Population 1 2ears old and o8er 92 Age group, (e. and +arital (tatus +AR&%A$ Age Group < (e. Both (e.es ,ousehold Population 1 =ears "ld < "8er 216,5 (ingle 9;,226 +arried 95,525 (%A%#( 'i8or1ed? (eparated ;,5 1 Co//on0 $aw? $i8e0in 11,11 #n@nown ;,AA6
>idowed !,6!A
Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice" 6elo" 20 20524 2%52# $05$4 $%5$# 40544 4%54# %05%4 %%5%# &05&4 &%5&# 70574 7%57# 80 and o)er +ale 6elo" 20 20524 2%52# $05$4 $%5$# 40544 4%54# %05%4 %%5%# &05&4 &%5&# 70574 7%57# 80 and o)er Continued. %0,$2( $(,0(% 28,#&& 24,874 (#,8#% (&,$28 (2,#80 (0,$28 &,2%7 %,$&2 $,4(7 2,(84 (,272 (,$0( 1 2,9; 24,444 (4,(42 (4,044 (2,2&$ #,7(& 7,#8$ &,420 4,#77 $,0$4 2,%(8 (,%27 #$# %0( 422 4&,%$( 20,8#( ((,&77 &,0(8 $,($# (,8(& (,(78 74# $&# 2#% 222 (44 7% (20 65,AA6 22,#4$ (0,2#4 %,#8& $,04& (,%2$ 800 4#& 2&( (00 #$ %& $( (( 24 (,$#& &,772 (4,087 (&,((0 (4,48& (2,4$7 #,8#( 7,&&4 4,&%% $,748 2,07& (,(78 &07 4(8 6!,;2 4&8 2,47$ &,4%2 7,#(& 7,2&0 &,$70 %,227 4,0$& 2,%%% 2,0&8 (,(#$ 704 $%& 242 4# 4# (04 (&# $(% %04 &4$ 88$ 7#& (,0(7 #$2 770 %47 &#8 1,5;9 (7 (8 2$ 40 %7 (2$ (22 (8( (&2 20# (8% (%8 ((2 ($2 70 2$0 $84 %24 %%7 %07 4&0 $&4 (88 ((% %0 2# ($ (0 1,1 1 (8 %2 (07 (77 (70 (%( (4# ($7 &7 42 (7 7 4 $ 8$( 22,44# 2,2&( (,7#0 (,270 #&( &42 $87 2(2 (47 78 42 (8 22 5,5;9 27% (,0&4 (,2$0 #4& &4( 4#4 $%0 2(% (2# 8& %% $( (( (2 (,444 &24 4%$ 2&$ (28 (0$ (&& 28( $7 40 %# 2( (2 $$ 1,!A! 72$ 24( 24& ($8 &% 4% 7& (47 2( 20 2( 8 7 #
Continuation. Table 2.0& ,ousehold Population 1 2ears old and o8er 92 Age group, (e. and +arital (tatus +AR&%A$ Age Group < (e. ,ousehold Population 1 =ears "ld < "8er 111,5! 2%,877 (&,87$ (4,#22 (ingle +arried (%A%#( 'i8or1ed? (eparated Co//on0 $aw? $i8e0in 5,5!1 %2 (78 277 %%& (,$8% (,0$( #n@nown
>idowed
4e/ale 6elo" 20 20524 2%52#
6!,5A 2$,%88 (0,%#7 %,&#(
6B,2 5 #28 4,2## 7,&$%
5,9;! $2 $( 8(
2,6
1,B9! 72( $8$ 207
Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice" $05$4 $%5$# 40544 4%54# %05%4 %%5%# &05&4 &%5&# 70574 7%57# 80 and o)er :ource; :4 Census 2000 (2,&(( (0,(7# 8,$4% &,%&0 %,$%( $,22$ 2,844 (,8#0 (,24% 77( 87# 2,#72 (,&(& (,0(& &82 488 2&# 202 (&& (($ &4 #& 8,(#4 7,22& &,0&7 4,&&4 $,&28 2,(00 (,&80 88$ 474 2%( (7& (2# 2%8 $8( %2( 702 &$4 808 747 &(2 4$% %&& $47 $87 $%& $(( 227 (2( 7$ $$ 22 # 7 844 &2# 4&7 2#2 227 8$ &( 2$ (( 7 (0 (2% &$ %8 #0 (72 (& 20 $8 ($ % 24
%$.72 years. 7ith these gro"th rates, annual populations fro* 200( @ 20(& are pro>ected and listed in Table 2.0(. ,t could be noted that population gro"th rate bet"een (##% and 2000 is )alued as /50 0.&4. 'his decrease can be attributed to population *o)e*ents "ithin and outside the city as can be obser)ed in succeeding topics. ,n addition, *ore and *ore "o*en tend to put off *arriage and ha)ing a fa*ily in lieu of higher education and in pursuit of high5paying >obs and career de)elop*ent. 1. 6.2 Growth of Baranga2 Population Co*paring results of fi)e censuses, it can be noted
that population of Addition 1ills o)er the 275year period has increased by about 42$ percent. 'his is attributed to the fact that Addition 1ills is the second largest barangay in the city in ter*s of land area, and is host to the 7elfare)ille 2roperty "hich at the *o*ent is ho*e to tens of thousands of infor*al settlers. 7elfare)ille is actually the largest infor*al settle*ent in the country and is classified as a 2lanned ?nit 3e)elop*ent area. 4ther barangays "hich registered significant increases in population are 6arangays 1igh"ay 1ills and Mau"ay fro* (2,($( and (&,877 in year 2000 to (8,&82 and 2(,700 in 2007, respecti)ely. /Table 2.0)0.
Table 2.0' Population and Growth Rate Between Census =ears 5using ).ponential 4or/ula of 1al1ulating the Growth Rates7
19 ; Census =ears 'i*e )ariant C! 2opulation $28,#$# 2.($ 4,$4# (.82 4&(,(&& $.84 %,80& %.7( ##$,88# 4.&8 (8,200 $.78 (,%&#,(28 $.#& 2&,$0# 8.80 2,4&2,488 4.&7 7(,&(# 7.20 $,#&&.&#% 4.%2 (4#,407 $.## 4,#70,00& $.%2 (82,2&7 2.$# (%.8$2# 20.0027 #.747# ((.$7%$ (0.2(#2 4.#8&$ %.0 191B 19;9 196B 19A 19! 19!5
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Aro"th !ate Mandaluyong City 2opulation Aro"th !ate
Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice" Table 2.0(. Annual Population ProCe1tions ProCe1ted Population =ear 2000 200( 2002 200$ 2004 200% 200& 2007 2008 200# 20(0 20(( 20(2 20($ 20(4 20(% 20(& GR 1.15 278,474 28(,&77 284,#(& 288,(#2 2#(,%07 2#4,8%# 2#8,2%0 Census =ears $0%,%7& $0(,&80 'i*e Eariant $0%,(4# $0#,%(8 19B (0.0 199 %.$$70 7,#48,$#2 $.2% 248,(4$ 2.72 GR 1.29
"ith lo" densities and are predo*inantly co**ercial and industrial in use. ,n 6arangay Addition 1ills, the gross population density *easures e<tra high despite being the second largest barangay in the city and the presence of large institutional areas and open spaces. 6eing a 2lanned ?nit 3e)elop*ent Area /2?30, it pro*ises housing opportunities "ith go)ern*ent subsidies and the necessary a*enities for a respectable li)ing condition, and further, accessibility to e*ploy*ent and li)elihood
1995 4.&&$0 #,4%4,040 (.0& 28%,%84 50.&4 2 (0 #,#$2,%&0 2.2$ 278,474 (.(% 2 5 ((,%%$,427 2.(( $0%,%7& (.2# !
C! $08,&%8 2opulation $(2,208 Aro"th !ate 2opulation Aro"th !ate Mandaluyong
$($,%(( %,#2%,884 $(7,%%% $2(,&%( $2%,80(
2.#4
:ources; 1andouts, ,nfor*ation $$8,%7$ 'echnology in 3e*ographic 3ata Appreciation 'raining for FA?s, ?ni)ersity of the 2hilippines, 2opulation ,nstitution, o)e*ber (# @ $42,#40 24, 200( 242CG 2007
$$0,004 20%,$&& (.8# $$4,2&(
opportunities. ?nli+e these barangays that ha)e large poc+et areas of infor*al settle*ents that could ha)e factored in such considerable increase in population, 6gy. 7ac+57ac+ is predo*inantly populated by high5inco*e households in first class and e<clusi)e subdi)isions. :till, its population has al*ost doubled in 7 years fro* $,222 in year 2000 to &,(2& in 2007. 1. 5. Population 'istri9ution And #r9ani-ation 1. 5.1 $e8el of #r9ani-ation 3espite the presence of lo"5inco*e households and infor*al settlers , the city has been one hundred percent urban "ith an inco*e classification of a first class city since (##4. 1. 5.2 Population 'ensities An analysis of barangay population densities in the light of e<isting conditions in each respecti)e area sho"s a pattern by "hich population is concentrated. 'he ob)ious difference in the distribution of population in the city is sho"n in #igure 2.0'. 1o"e)er, it should be noted that sho"n are total densities and not residential densities. ,nterpreting these densities as lo", *ediu* or high does not necessarily indicate the actual character of the built5up areas as these *ay include large areas occupied by co**ercial establish*ents as in the case of 6arangays 6arang+a ,laya and 6uayang 6ato, both
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Another *a>or contributing factor is the presence of the railroad tra)ersing *ost of these barangays that ha)e consistently high densities. ,n the early days "hen the rail syste* is the popular *ode of tra)el, distance5"ise and tra)el ti*e considered, *igrants tend to arri)e by train, see+ing acco**odations as *uch as possible in the )icinity of rail"ay stations. ,n Mandaluyong City, until the (#708s "hen the rail"ay syste* is still operational, four /40 stations are located in 6arangays 3aang 6a+al, :an Bose, 1ulo and 6arang+a ,laya (, gi)ing credence to the abo)e obser)ation. 6ut in this case, it can be assu*ed that the *igrants established per*anent residences in these barangays, later e<panding to ad>oining barangays. 9urther*ore, the historic 2asig !i)er in its glorious days of stea*ers and ferry boats pro)ided another *eans of entry to *igrants as *anifested by a nu*ber of C'a"iranD stations along the ri)er ban+s. ,n addition, )arious industries lining the coast of Mandaluyong City ser)ed as a strong
6ased on inter)ie"s "ith long5ti*e Mandaluyong residents
Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice" Table 2.0). Co/parati8e Report on Population 92 Baranga2, 19B 02 Population Baranga2 Addtion 1ills 6agong :ilang 6arang+a 3ri)e 6arang+a ,baba 6arang+a ,laya 6arang+a ,taas 6uayang 6ato 6urol 3aang 6a+al 1agdang 6ato ,taas 1agdang 6ato Fibis 1arapin Ang 6u+as 1igh"ay 1ills 1ulo Mabini B.H!i.al Mala*ig Mau"ay a*ayan e" Ianiga 4ld Ianiga 2ag5asa 2lain)ie" 2leasant 1ills 2oblacion :an Bose Eergara 7ac+57ac+ Areen 1ills %"%A$ :ource; :4 Censuses 19B (%,%$% 4,247 (0,%80 &,800 %,&%0 #,0(2 2,207 (,(7& 4,(27 (0,((7 7,%22 4,4$# (2,#04 ($,##& &,8%& 8,(28 ((,08( $,(24 &,000 %,227 4,$#$ (#,%74 $,7&7 (4,%#$ &,02( 4,&($ $,%80 2 5,;AB 199 $%,%(8 $,#&0 (2,22% 8,(%$ &,(7# (0,442 2,%%( (,$22 $,7&7 (0,2%( 7,7&# 4,7%4 (4,%0$ (7,(&0 7,0(7 &,%$4 (0,$&& 4,8(& &,4%7 %,7&# 4,427 2#,077 4,(&7 (4,84( &,272 4,%%$ $,28( 26A,1;1 1995 &0,(42 $,8$8 (4,(7( #,&2( &,222 ((,%$# 2,7%7 (,$#7 $,8(4 (0,480 &,8(% 4,7%& (4,220 (#,#4# &,$$& &,8$( (&,200 4,822 %,704 7,082 4,4(4 $0,%28 %,&%4 (&,$0( 4,%87 4,482 2,#22 2B5,5B6 2 &#,88% 4,(&2 (2,&70 8,#4$ 4,4&( (0,8(( (,08$ 2,&$4 2,7#7 #,7&# &,204 $,#8( (2,($( 20,%8% &,4(8 %,8%$ (&,877 4,88# %,%%% %,84$ $,847 24,&08 &,((% (4,7%( &,227 4,(%$ $,222 2!B,6!6 2 ! 8(,22( $,747 (2,($4 #,$72 4,(8% ((,2(2 ### 2,$22 2,#80 #,4$( &,24( 4,0&# (8,&82 20,8%0 4,82& &,8#8 2(,700 4,84& %,4($ &,&74 $,((2 24,70& &,4#% (4,778 7,&2# 4,#28 &,(2& ; 5,5!A Parti1ipation Rate 2&.%8 (.2$ $.#7 $.07 (.$7 $.&7 0.$$ 0.7& 0.#8 $.0# 2.04 (.$$ &.(( &.82 (.%8 2.2& 7.(0 (.%8 (.77 2.(8 (.02 8.08 2.(2 4.84 2.%0 (.&( 2.0
*agnet to people see+ing better econo*ic opportunities. 'hese could be associated "ith concentrated residences in barangays along 2asig !i)er. ,n year 2000, the city has an urban density of 247.%4 persons per hectare or 24,7$( persons per s-. +*. of land. 'his is al*ost &0% higher than the C! a)erage population density of (%,&(7 persons per s-.+* and "ay abo)e the national a)erage of 2%% persons per s-.+*. 6y 2007, urban density in Mandaluyong is 27(.$8 persons per hectare, higher by 4#.40% than the a)erage density of (8(.&& persons per hectare in the ational Capital !egion. A -uic+ tour of the city "ill re)eal that al*ost all
barangays "ith e<tra high densities are host to ro" houses and lo" to *ediu*5rise apart*ent buildings, and *ediu*5rise sociali.ed housing structures. :ingle detached houses and bungalo"s are do*inant in barangays "ith lo" to *ediu* densities. 6arangay 7ac+57ac+ Areenhills "ith lo" density is ho*e to notably high inco*e population in large *ansions and guarded co*pounds. 1. A )thni1it2 and "rigin Al*ost e)eryone in Mandaluyong is 9ilipino. 7hile a great *a>ority is 'agalog, people of )arious ethnic origins fro* all o)er the 2hilippines had *ade Mandaluyong their ho*e for -uite so*e ti*e no". G)en so, the languages generally spo+en in the households are 'agalog /#&.47%0, 6icol /0.40%0, 6isaya /0.$0%0, ,longgo /0.4(%0, Jan+anay /0.28%0, 7aray /0.2(%0, Cebuano /0.2(%0, ,locano /0.%7%0 and 4thers /(.(%%0. :ee Table 2.0*. 1. ! Religion
$aran%a#
Figure 2.04 Population en!itie! "# $aran%a# & 2007

Wack-Wack GreenHills Verg ara San J o s e Po b lacio n Pleas ant Hills Plainview Pag -as a Old Zanig a New Zanig a Namayan M a way M alamig M ab ini-J ! "i#al H lo Hig $way Hills Hara% in &ng ' kas Hag d ang ' ato (ib is Hag d ang ' ato )t aas *aang 'akal ' ayang 'at o ' ro l ' arang ka )t aas ' arang ka )laya ' arang ka )b ab a ' arang ka *rive ' ag o ng Silang &d d itio n Hills -
21.23 294.38 1,820.76 678.51
308.84
226.91 240.31 173.22 264.69 167.97 308.19 217.95 267.66 687.89 160.88 832.11 451.26 550.88 178.02 103.10 1,075.00 643.63 95.11 607.39 552.55 270.74 674.82 200 400 600 800 1,000 1,200 1,400 1,600 1,800 2,000
Per!on!'(e)tare
About ninety5one percent /#(%0 of the residents are parishioners of !o*an Catholic Church, and the re*aining nine percent /#%0 are distributed a*ong religious deno*inations li+e the ,glesia ni Jristo /2%0, G)angelicals /(.&%0, other 2rotestants/0.42%0, Beho)ah8s 7itness /0.42%0, Aglipayan /0.&&%0 and others /(.7%0. /'able 2.080 2. (%A%#( "4 >)$$0B)&NG
and &8 *id"i)es ser)e the "hole populace. 7ith a population of $0%,%7&, the ratios of public health personnel to the population is lo"er than those of the national standards as enu*erated belo"; 3octorHpop8n. 5 ursesHpop8n. 5 3entistsH2op8n. 5 Mid"i)esHpop8n 5 ( ; #,2&0 K (;20,000 ( ; &,7#( K (;(%,000 ( ; #,8%7 K (;20,000 (; 4,4#4 K (; %000
'he follo"ing data su**ari.es the health status of the local population.
2. 1. ,ealth 'here are 2& public health centers ser)ing the city. 4f the 27 barangays, 2$ barangays or 8%.(8% ha)e their o"n health centers. 'he other $ barangays share "ith their neighbors "hile 6arangay 7ac+5 7ac+, "ith its high inco*e class residents, is capable enough to a)ail of pri)ate health ser)ices. 6arangay Addition 1ills, being the center of infor*al settle*ents, is ser)ed "ith three public health centers. /see Map" 2.0 and &.00 Gach health center is *anned "ith public health personnel such as doctors, *id"i)es, nurses and dentists. A total of $$ doctors, 4% nurses, $( dentists
30 Mandaluyong City Ecological Profile 2008 Table 2.0*. $anguage or 'iale1t Generall2 (po@en in the ,ouseholds : 2
$anguage? 'iale1t Abelling Abiyan AetaHAyta 6i+olH6icol 6isayaH6inisaya 6oholano Cebuano 3a)ao5Cha)acano 1iligaynon, ,longgo ,banag ,locano ,ta"is ,tneg Jan+anaiHJan+aneyHJan+anaey Japa*pangan Jaray5a ManoboHAta5Manobo Maranao MasbateLoH Masbatenon 2ala"anH 2inala"anH2ala"anon 2angasinanH 2anggalato !o*blonH !o*bloanon :a*a/:a*al0H Aba+non :urigaonon 'agalog 'ausug 7aray Chinese A*ericanH Gnglish 4ther 9oreign Gthnicity %otal :ource; :4 2000
No. of ,ouseholds &4 (0 (0 2$& (82 (( (27 (0 244 $( $42 (0 82 (&7 7( 20 22 20 (0 (0 $( # $( # %7,%7% #4 (2& $( 87 (0 %#,&82
?sing data fro* the City 1ealth 4ffice and the pro>ected population2 for 200%, Crude 6irth !ate is esti*ated to be 2$.8& for e)ery (000 population. c. 0irth" to ,o-en of pecific $ge 2roup 'he total nu*ber of births$ to "o*en of specific age group as recorded fro* 200( to 2007 are sho"n in Table 2.03.
Table 2.08 ,ousehold Population 92 Religious Affiliation and (e. !eligious Affiliation !o*an Catholic Aglipayan ,sla* ,glesia ni Jrsito 4ther 2rotestant 6uddhist Beho)ah8s 7itness 'ribal !eligions 4thers one ?n+no"n '4'AF :ource; :4 2000 6oth :e<es 2%0,782 (,8$$ 4(0 %,804 9,95 2%8 ((77 8 2,$&4 2$8 2,28& 27%,((0 Male (22,$#& #04 2(& 2,820 6,A99 (2% %%0 2 (,($0 (($ (,(00 ($4,0%% 9e*ale (28,$8& #2# (#4 2,#84 5,251 ($$ &27 & (,2$4 (2% (,(8& (4(,0%%
d. Maternal Mortality 1ate ,n 200%, Maternal Mortality !ate is recorded at 42.&$ per (00,000 population or an e-ui)alent of $ deaths fro* *aternal causes as against 7,0$& registered li)e births. 'his decreased to $7.88 per (00,000 population or 2 deaths fro* *aternal causes
Table 2.03. No. of Birth to >o/en of (pe1ifi1 Age group
out of %,27# registered li)e birth in 200&. ,n 2007, the rate is %&.42% or $ deaths to a total li)e birth of %,$(7. e. + of #ully 4i--uni5ed Children
2. 1.1 +aternal and Child Care a. + of ,o-en pro!ided .ith pre/natal care 4f the (0,$20 esti*ated nu*ber of pregnant "o*en in 200%, only 4,(02 or $#.7%% ha)e a)ailed of public pre5 natal care at least once e)ery three *onths. ,n 200&, only $2.2%% of the targeted "o*en population a)ailed of this progra*. ,n 2007, $,4%& out of the target (0,&#% "o*en or $2.$(% "ere ser)ed by the progra*. b. Crude 0irth 1ate (C01)
At least #2.&% or 7,487 out of 8,08% children 05(( *onths old ha)e been fully i**uni.ed in 200%. 'his, ho"e)er, declined to 8&% "ith only 7,(#4 children i**uni.ed out of the targeted 8,$%4 children in 200&. 'his further declined in 2007 to 7&.27% or &,##2 out of the #,(&7 children 05(( *onths old. f. tatu" of Malnutrition
4f the children 057( *onths old, the year 200% recorded (,&&2 out of 40,702 children or 4.08% to be belo"
2 $
2opulation pro>ection using geo*etric calculations, unad>usted. 6ased on records of the Ci)il !egistry 3epart*ent
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nor*al "eight. 'his decreased to 4.02% in 200&. ,n 2007, only $.40% of the target children "ere belo" nor*al "eight /(,427H4(,#$40. g. Infant Mortality 1ate ,n 200%, the nu*ber of deaths a*ong children belo" one year old is recorded at &4 deaths out of a total recorded li)e birth of 7,0$&. 'his gi)es a *ortality rate of #.0# per (000 population. 'his, ho"e)er, increased in 200& "herein 84 deaths "ere recorded out of the %,27# li)e births, or an e-ui)alent rate of (%.#( for that year. 6y 2007, infant *ortality rate is (8.0%% or #& deaths out of %,$(7 li)e births. 2. 1.2 +or9idit2 Rate 4f the top ten leading causes of illnesses, the city reported lo"er *orbidity rates than the national a)erage for 2 diseases. 'hese are influen.a "ith a rate of 2(% per (00,000 population and *alaria "ith not a single case reported for 200%. 'he trends "ere al*ost the sa*e in 200& and 2007 if the sa*e national a)erage are to be *aintained. Morbidity !ates for other diseases are co*pared "ith the national a)erages in Table 2.10.
Table 2.10. +or9idit2 Rates and %en +ost Co//on Causes of &llness 2 502 !
'6 !espiratory Chic+enpo< 3iseases of the heart Malaria 3engue 9e)er
224 &0 (20 0 &%
2#% 84.82 ($4.(( 0 (0$.&0
2(% &# (0$ 0 (0(
(2#.( %8.% 4&.40 24.#0 (#.80
ource6 City 7ealth 8epart-ent
2. 1.; General +edi1al Consultation Rate 'he nu*ber of consultations "ith the 2& public health centers reached 7%,4#4 in 200%, "ith (8.&%% /(4,0820 fro* 6arangay 1agdang 6ato Fibis and (%.#% % /(2,04&0 co*ing fro* 6arangay Addition 1ills. /Table 2.11) 2. 1.6 +ortalit2 Rate a. Mortality 1ate of Children $ged 1 4 ( 'here are 22 deaths recorded in 200% out of the $#,077 children aged ( @ % years old gi)ing a *ortality rate of 0.%& per (000 population. Year 2007 recorded (08 deaths in this age group. b. Total Mortality 1ate 9or 200%, the City 1ealth 3epart*ent reported a total of
Age Group (05(4 (%5(# 20524 2%52# $05$4 $%5$# 40544 4%54# %"%A$
No. of Birth 2 1 2 2 2 ; 2 6 2 5 2 7 $%7 (,84& 2,&(( 2,(%7 (,0$( 2(4 B,21A $%# (,7#4 2,&2% 2,04# #&8 2%( B, 6A $28 (,&($ 2,478 2,0$7 #28 (#$ !,5!! $(8 (,404 (,877 (,4(# 7&0 (82 5,9A $&0 (,(82 (,4&2 #24 47( (2% 6,526 $87 (40( (&4# (04$ %%% (22 $ 51! A 2 2 (72 %40 %$8 422 2(# &2 2 195! !
ource6 Ci!il 1egi"try 8epart-ent Morbidity !ates /per (00,000 population0 Cause of ,llness 200%
Acute lo"er respira5tory tract infection M pneu*onia
City Fe)el 200& ($#4 2007 72# (,72$
at8l Fe)el #7(
6ronchitis or 6ronchiollitis 3iarrhea ,nfluen.a 1ypertension 32
#&8 8$( 2(% (,4&(
(070 7##.&& 27&.44 (0($
&$# 477 $%( 820
#00.80 722 47%.$ 428.20
(,2&0 deaths. ,t should be noted that these are based on actual records of the City 1ealth 3epart*ent and do not include deaths by other circu*stances that are recorded in the Ci)il !egistry 3epart*ent. 'he Ci)il !egistry 3epart*ent recorded (,%28 deaths for the sa*e year. 'his gi)es a *ortality rate of %.(8 deaths per (000 population. 'he total nu*ber of deaths by specific age group as recorded by the C!3 is sho"n in Table 2.12. Mortality !ate decreased to 4.&# in 200&. ,n 2007 , the recorded nu*ber of death is (,&%% or an e-ui)alent rate of %.42 deaths for e)ery (000 population. 2. 1.5 ,ospital Ad/issions
2ublic 1ealth :er)ices are aug*ented by the city5 o"ned and operated Mandaluyong City Medical Center
(. Addition 1ills 2. 6agong :ilang $. 6arang+a ,baba 4. 6arang+a ,taas %. 6arang+a ,laya No. of&. 'eaths 6arang+a 3ri)e
(2,04& %,#22 4,##8 2,0&( (,%42 2 ( (( (4 22 $# $# &7 &$ 87 82 (22 (4( (0# (%2 (2% (0% 20% $8 &,&72 %$& 4,7&4 $,(08 (,47& !5,696 1,52B (,$2# (4,082 2,227 %,247 (,(8$ %#$ (,8&4 4,&2( 5 $2# 8#4
20.8& &% 4%.77 $% ((.4# 24.88 $4.%7 2#.22 2(8 22.4% $8.87 &.2& #.88 (2( (0(
Age Group 2 054 %5# (05(4 (%5(# 20524 2%52# $05$4 $%5$# 40544 4%54# %05%4 %%5%# &05&4 &%5&# 70574 7%57# 80 and o)er .A., o 6HC, ?n+no"n, 3on8t +no" %"%A$ (& 2( (# && &% 8$ 88 ((2 (2% (4$ (%4 (&% (&( (42 (20 2($ 8$ 1 2 (0 (7 22 42 72 7& #2 #( (4$ (2& (&0 (%0 (72 (&7 (0& 24% %0 2 (#7 (#4
2 ; 2 6 7. 6uayang 6ato (7# ($% 8. 6urol (73aang 6a+al(4 #. (0. (( 1arapin Ang (06u+as ((. (4 1agdan 6ato (&Fibis (2. 1agdan 6ato %2 2&,taas ($. %$ 1igh"ay 1ills %4 (4. 7( 1ulo 4( (%. Mabini B. !i.al 70 #$ (&. Mala*ig #7 87 (7. Mau"ay ((2 #% (8. a*ayan (48 (2% (#. e" Ianiga (2# (24 20. 4ld Ianiga (48 ($4 2(. 2ag5asa (%$ 22. 2lain)ie" ($2 (%4 2leasant 1ills (4( 2$. ($$ 2oblacion (02 24. 2($ Eergara 200 2%. $$ :an Bose 27 2&. %"%A$ 1,!A 1,55A
2$.0# (0 $( 7$ $4
1,9!;
1,9;5
ource"6 Ci!il 1egi"try 8epart-ent
"hich pro)ides 'ertiary Fe)el 1ealth :er)ices. 'o ensure that local population is gi)en priority treat*ent, local residents are re-uired to secure Mandacare Cards and present the* upon ad*ission to the hospital. 9ro* 200$ to 200%, the MCMC has issued (2,2&# Mandacare Cards fro* a*ong the (8,88# applicants. 6y Bune 2007, a totalof 20,&8$ fa*ilies ha)e been issued Mandacare Cards.
Table 2.12. No. of 'eaths 92 Age Group: 2
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9or the sa*e duration of the Mandacare 2rogra*, a total of ($0,%00 out5patient consultations "ere recorded. 1o"e)er only (%% of the ad*itted patients are Mandacare Card 1olders. About &%% of these cardholders ca*e fro* 2ediatrics for nutritional assess*ent and i**uni.ation. 'he rest "ere for other health proble*s and *aternal consultations.
Table 2.11 General +edi1al Consultation Rate 52 Baranga2 Gen. +edi1al Consultation No. Rate Mandaluyong City Ecological Profile 2008 33 57
3espite the policy of the progra*, the hospital still ad*its other patients especially those of e*ergency cases such as stab "ounds, acute surgical cases, adult diseases, pediatric pul*onary and A,' e*ergencies, GG ' and other 465Ayne Cases. 9or the year 200&, #$.72% "ere registered as non5 Mandacare patients. Most of the ad*issions "ere fro* e*ergency cases such as 465AY cases and ne"born babies "ho ha)e not yet registered as Mandacare dependents, acute surgical cases, adult diseases, pediatric pul*onary and A,' e*ergencies, GG ' cases and )icti*s of stab "ounds. 'he re*aining &.28% "ere registeredas
Table 2.1& . ,ospitali-ation Report : 2 ;02 A
Mandacare patients. A su**ary report on hospitali.ation fro* 200$5200& is sho"n in Table 2.1&. #or year 200* "ee 7o"pitali5ation tati"tical 1eport. 'he MCMC does not accept any pri)ate 1ealth insurance cards in lieu of pay*ent for ser)ices. 2hilhealth users, on the other hand, "ere recorded at (,&07 and %%0, respecti)ely, in 200& and the first half of 2007.
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Age Group 054 %5# (05(4 (%5(# 20524 2%52# $05$4 $%5$# 40544 4%54# %05%4 %%5%# &05&4 &%5&# 70574 7%57# 80 and o)er %"%A$
9 : 2000 Cen"u"
'isa9led Persons (#4 (78 (8% 240 40( 482 %&# 47( 4(% $08 2%( (&$ (%2 ((& #4 &$ (0$ 6,;B5
Year
o. of out5patient /Consultations0
($0,%00
o. of ,n5patients /Confine*ents0 Mandacare on5 Card Mandacare 1olders Card 1olders

72$ (,0(( %&0 &#0 2,9B6 7,480 8,28& 7,%$4 (0,2## ;;,599
200$ 2004 200% 200& 'otal
2.1.A
Persons with 'isa9ilities
'he 2000 Census results /Table 2.1'0 re)ealed that about (.%7% /4,$8%0 of the city8s population has disability. Ma>ority of these disabled persons belong to the age brac+et of 20544 years old, "hich *eans that *ost of these persons "ith disabilities are in their pri*e producti)e ages. Table 2.1( also re)eals the type of disability that is pre)alent, and blindness and lo" )ision are top a*ong other types. 'here is staggering figure of *entally ill residents pegged at 2,4&&. 1o"e)er, :4 data does not specify "hether this figure includes both household and institutional residents considering the presence of the ational Center for Mental 1ealth / CM10 "hich ser)es patients fro* all o)er the country. :till, special progra*s for this seg*ent of the population is being carried out by the city go)ern*ent to encourage producti)ity not >ust in the econo*ic aspect but also in sports and co**unity de)elop*ent.
'he City Council through City 4rdinance o. (#$, :5(##8 created the 3isabled 2ersons Affairs 3i)ision /32A30 under the 4ffice of the City Ad*inistrator to focus on progra*s and pro>ects for persons "ith disabilities. 32A3 has de)eloped sustaining progra*s "hich had reached hundreds of special children and differently5abled persons o)er the past years. A*ong these progra*s are research, education, ad)ocacy, accessibility, co**unity5 based progra* and organi.ation, sports and socio5 cultural progra*, e*ploy*ent and li)elihood, as "ell as inco*e generation progra*s.
Table 2.1' (u//ar2 of 'isa9ilit2 92 Age Group ,"(P&%A$ (%A%&(%&CA$ R)P"R% =)AR 2 1. (u//ar2 of Patients in the ,ospital?"ther ,ealth 4a1ilit2: 'otal Ad*ission /e<cluding e"born0 N #,2(& 'otal 3ischarges /Ali)e0 N (0,44( 'otal ,n5patients 3eaths N 44$ 'otal 2atients Ad*itted and 3ischarged the sa*e day N ($# A)erage 3aily Census of Ad*itted 2atients N $$ 2. %otal No. of 'eli8eries or*al N Caesarean N 36 2,(#7 %$% 4thers N 26G N (% 49G N 2( $& ! e"born; $,008
;. ) R ()R*&C)( 'otal o. of patients attended; A)erage o. of G! patients per day; Causes (. Faceration 2. 2neu*onia $. :yste*ic Eiral ,nfection 4. Acute Aastroenteritis ?nspecified %. Fabor 2ain
%%,#$0 (%$.2$ No. of Cases 4#80 $040 280# 27&4 2&$2 Causes &. 6ronchial Asth*a ?nspecified 7. ?rinary 'ract ,nfection 8. Contusion #. Acute 6ronchitis (0. Acute asopharyngitis No. of Cases (8(4 (&$$ (4(& (0&0 #%$
6. %en 51 7 $eading Causes of )/ergen12 Cases in the ) R 'epart/ent
5. %en 51 7 $eading Causes of 'eaths 5+ortalit27 Cause of 'eath /?nderlying0 o Abbre)iation

(. 2. $. 4. %. &. 7. 8. #. 2re*aturity CerebroEascular Accident :epsis /2edia M Adult0 2neu*onia Eery :e)ere Acute Myocardial ,nfarction Central er)ous :yste* ,nfection Cadio52ul*onary Arrest 2neu*onia /?nspecified0 Acute Aastro Gnteritis /?nspecified0 ( ( ( ( 2 ( ( ( 2 ( 2 ( ( $ ( 2 2 2 ( $ ( % 2 ( ( ( ( (
AAG 3,:'!,6?',4
?nder ( M (& 9 2( M (54 9 M %5# 9 (%5(# M
49 2A',G ':
20544 M ( & $ ( $ & $ ( 9 4%5&4 M & 9 4 &%NO M 2 ( 9 $ M (& # (2 & 7 & 2 $ 4 (
'4'AF
9 2( 7 2 & $ 2 % 4 2 2
'4'AF
$7 (& (4 (2 (0 8 7 7 & $
(0. Acute Coronary :yndro*e
D No cases recorded for the age groups (05(4 /*aleHfe*ale0 and (%5(# /fe*ale0
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Cont. A.%op %en 51 7 $eading Causes of +or9idit2 3ischarge 3iagnosis/2ri*ary0 o Abbre)iations (. 2. $. 4. %. &. Co**unity Ac-uired 2neu*onia Acute Aastroenteritis /?nspecified0 Acute Appendicitis 6ronchial Asth*a /?nspecified0 on :eptic 3eli)ery 3engue 1e*orrhagic 9e)er 9ebrile :ei.ure ?rinary 'ract ,nfection 9racture ($ (4 (7 2 (% (4 2( & ( # (0 $ 20 27 $0 7 4 2 2 2 $( 7 (0 % ( ( ( 7 ( ( 2( 2 8 ( (2 % 2 4 4 2 ( (2 (( (# 2$ AAG 3,:'!,6?',4 49 2A',G ': ?nder ( M (07 28 9 #0 4( M (72 %% ( $2 $( (54 9 (28 42 M $( (& # 2$ %5# 9 $# (4 # 2% (05(4 M (0 & # 4 9 8 $ (0 & (%5(# M $ 2 22 2 9 2 ( $# 2 (4 (2 (20 7 ( 4# $& % 2 % $ 20544 M 9 2 4%5&4 M (7 9 (8 &%NO M (( 9 (% M $%4 (07 #% 82 0 %% 4% (2 %0 $$ 9 $02 (0( ## 87 ($4 %2 42 %4 (% $( '4'AF &%& 208 (#4 (&# ($4 (07 87 && &% &4 'otal
7. 8. #.
(0. Cellulitis !. "#%0PA%&)N% ()R*&C)(
'otal o. of 2atients attended; A)erage u*ber of 4ut5patient per day; B. %op %en 51 7 "P' Cases Causes (. 2. $. 4. %. 2re atal Chec+5up 2neu*onia Acute 6ronchitis :yste*ic Eiral ,nfection ?rinary 'ract ,nfection No. of Cases (082% (#2( (%2& ($&% (277
5;,;;2 16A.12 Causes &. 7. 8. #. Acute asopharyngitis Cataract 6ronchial Asth*a Acute ?pper !espiratory ,nfection No. of Cases (0&8 82& 82( &#0 &82
(0. ,*pacted Ceru*en
h. Inco-e 2eneration a. 1e"earch 9ull i*ple*entation of the progra*8s *eans support fro* other sources, not >ust the local go)ern*ent. 32A3 tries to see to it that progra*s could be sustained at *ini*al costs to the local ad*inistration. 'his, 32A3 tries to *anage through net"or+ing "ith other concerned pri)ate organi.ations. 'o date, thousands of disabled persons in the city ha)e been benefited by the 32A3 progra*s since it started (0 years ago. 2. 2 )du1ation 2ublic and pri)ate schools offering all le)els of education fro* pre5school to post graduate studies are scattered in the city. 2. 2.1 Pre0s1hool )du1ation ,n :Y200752008, (4 out of the (7 public ele*entary schools including Bose 9abella Me*orial :chool /Main0 pro)ide pre5school education. 'hese, co*bined "ith pri)ate pre5schools on record, are located in 20 out of the 27 barangays in the city. 'here are (,$$# pupils co*prising of &&7 *ales and &72 fe*ales currently enrolled in public pre5schools. ,n 200&, 24 barangays "ere reported to ha)e functioning pre5school centers, both public and pri)ate5 o"ned /see Map '.00. 6y 2007, a total of $% 2re5school centers are operating in the city. 2. 2.2 )le/entar2 $e8el 'otal enrol*ent /:Y2007520080 in public schools including B9M: for this le)el is 2#,(7% co*prised of (%,(7% *ales and (4,000 fe*ales. 7ith %(# acade*ic classroo*s a)ailable for public schools , this gi)es on the a)erage a classroo*5pupil ratio of (;%&4. 1o"e)er, public schools use classroo*s by shifts, gi)ing an ad>usted ratio of (;$8. Gnrol*ent for :Y 200752008 for pri)ate ele*entary schools totaled #,#($. A)erage teacher5pupil ratios for pre5school and ele*entary le)els are sho"n in Table 2.1*. 2ri)ate schools /Map (.00 on record that offer ele*entary education are ;
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,ncluded in the progra* are the de)elop*entHupgrading of the data base of persons "ith disabilities, lin+age "ith research centers for possible research5based progra*s, and publication of "all ne"s, >ournals, ne"sletters and other infor*ation *aterials for the ser)ice of the sector. :u**ari.ed in Table 2.1) is the list of persons "ith disabilities by type and by barangay. b. Education 'his pro)ides the literacy progra* of the sector through e)aluation of the present educational syste* for children and youth "ith disabilities, and establish*ent of institutions for progra*s that "ill help uplift the educational capability of target beneficiaries. c. $d!ocacy 'his include lobbying for support through the City Council for the passage of local legislations for the sector= de)elop*ent of barangay, school5based and church5based a"areness progra*= and de)elop*ent of fa*ily, co**unity and "or+place sensiti)ity "or+shops. d. $cce""ibility 'his include the establish*ent of a tas+ force to *onitor the i*ple*entation of the Accessibility Fa" and the Magna Carta for 3isabled 2ersons. e. Co--unity/ba"ed Progra- and :rgani5ation :upports the establish*ent of different organi.ations of persons "ith disabilities and caregi)ers. f. port" and ocio/cultural Progra-
3e)elop*ent of sports training, lin+age "ith local, national and international sports association and participation in such sports e)ents= institutionali.ation of different sporting e)ents in the city8s progra*s= de)elop*ent of theater group co*posed of the sector. g. E-ploy-ent and ;i!elihood
3e)elop*ent of e*ploy*ent progra*s for the sector and lin+age "ith other agencies for the pro*otion of the sector8s e*ploy*ent and li)elihood concerns, as "ell as establish*ent of cooperati)es.
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Angels ,nstitute of Fearning ,nc.
on5acade*ic classroo*s but are also instructional roo*s are not included in co*puting classroo*5pupil ratio /:cience lab, 1G roo*s, ,AH7or+shop, Co*puter roo*s0.
3on 6osco 'echnical College 9a*ous Acade*y Aood :hepherd Christian :chool ,nternational 6aptist College Bose !i.al ?ni)ersity Fa :alle Areenhills Fi)ing :tones Christian Acade*y Fourdes :chool of Mandaluyong a*ei 2olytechnic ,nstitute 2inecrest Fearning Center ,nc. 2leasant 1ills Christian Acade*y :an 9elipe eri 2arochial :chool :t. 'herese Gducational 2ri)ate :chool
4ther perfor*ance indicators by school year are detailed in Table 2.13. 2. 2. 5. Alternati8e $earning (2ste/ All public schools in the city support the Alternati)e Fearning :yste*, for*erly +no"n as non5for*al education. ,n :Y200752008, enrol*ent in the ele*entary and secondary schools total 4(% and ((&, respecti)ely. Classes offered are *ainly on *anpo"er s+ills de)elop*ent and li)elihood s+ills de)elop*ent. 'he !i.al 'echnological ?ni)ersity has a 3epart*ent of on59or*al Gducation and G<tension :er)ices that grants certificates in
2. 2.; (e1ondar2 $e8el 'otal public high school enrol*ent for :Y200752008 is recorded at (%,7#7 . 7ith %&( high school teachers including B9M: and city5paid teachers, the a)erage teacher5student ratio is ( ; 28. Classroo*5student ratio at the *ost is (;$7, "ith classes conducted in shifts to acco**odate students in (#& acade*ic classroo*s. 'he !i.al 'echnological ?ni)ersity "hich is a national state uni)ersity also offers high school education "ith a total enrol*ent for :Y200752008 of &%0. 3ata on 2ublic :chools for :Y200752008 is sho"n in Table 2.18. /see also Map ).00 9or :Y200752008, enrol*ent in public and pri)ate 1igh :chools "ere recorded at (%,7#7 and 7,#77, respecti)ely. 2. 2.6 Pu9li1 (1hool Perfor/an1e &ndi1ators Aross enrol*ent ratios for the ele*entary le)el is increasing considering the nu*ber of enrollees is increasing annually= una)ailability of actual data on population aged &5(( years *a+es the co*putation yield decreasing result and inaccurate.% !epetition !ate in the ele*entary le)el is *aintained at less than (.%0% for the past 4 years . ,n addition, drop5 out rate in :Y 200&52007 "ere recorded at 0.2$% for ele*entary and %.&4% for secondary. 3rop5out rates for the last t"o years ha)e been decreasing. 'hese led to considerably high cohort5sur)i)al rate and co*pletion rate in :Y 200&52007 of 80.7&% and 8%.0$ respecti)ely for ele*entary, and 7%.%0% and 72.22% for secondary.
%
,t is not al"ays ad)isable to use pro>ected population because of the tendency of population aged &5(( years to decrease on the succeeding year.
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Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice" Table 2.1(. 'isa9led Persons 92 %2pe of 'isa9ilit2, (e. and Age Group, 2 %2pe of 'isa9ilit2 and (e. Both (e.es 'otal 6lindness 2artial 6lindness Fo" Eision 'otal 3eafness 2artial 3eafness 1ard of 1earing 4ral 3efect Foss of one or both ar*sHhands Foss of one or both legsHfeet Puadriplegic Mentally !etarded Mentally ,,, Multiple ,*pair*ent +ale 'otal 6lindness 2artial 6lindness Fo" Eision 'otal 3eafness 2artial 3eafness 1ard of 1earing 4ral 3efect Foss of one or both ar*sHhands Foss of one or both legsHfeet Puadriplegic Mentally !etarded Mentally ,,, Multiple ,*pair*ent 4e/ale 'otal 6lindness 2artial 6lindness Fo" Eision 'otal 3eafness 2artial 3eafness 1ard of 1earing 4ral 3efect
Cont. Table 2.1(
'isa9led Person 4,$8% #& 24( %22 88 &% 42 (28 2$0 (($ ($# (7( 2,4&& 84 (,#74 47 ((& 20% $& $2 22 47 (0$ 70 7$ (0( (,072 %0 2,4(( 4# (2% $(7 %2 $$ 20 8(
AG) #nder 1 $% 2 2 $ ( ( 5 $ 8 ( 5 ( ($ 5 2$ ( ( 2 ( ( 5 ( 4 5 5 ( (( 5 (2 ( ( ( 5 5 5 2 106 (2 (# 4 % ( ( 2( (4 % 4 (( %# $ 82 8 8 2 4 5 ( & (( 2 2 % $2 ( 77 4 (( 2 ( ( 5 (% (%# (78 (0 (# (& $ 7 5 (4 2% & ($ 2% $$ 7 #4 2 ($ (0 ( 4 5 % 8 & % (& 2( 2 84 7 & & 2 $ 5 # (8% 8 (( (# ($ 7 ( (% 20 8 (% 22 40 & #2 % & # & 4 5 4 7 & (0 (0 22 $ #$ $ % (0 7 $ ( ((
GR"#P ; 0;6 %&# & 20 $8 7 2 2 # (8 # (( (7 42% % 28$ 2 7 (( % 2 ( 4 7 7 & # 2(# $ 28& 4 ($ 27 2 5 ( % % 20 2( 8 ( 4 ($ 2& (& (( (8 $$% 4 2$4 2 # 7 $ 5 $ $ (( (0 7 # (&8 2 248 $ (( (4 % ( ( (0 240 % 22 ($ ($ 7 ( (& 24 # (% 2( 8# % (2& 2 (0 (0 % $ ( (0 (% 7 8 ($ $# $ ((4 $ (2 $ 8 4 5 & GR"#P ; 0;6 (( 2 & # 2 (7 2 (% 40( 7 2& 2$ (4 % 2 (2 2& 4 7 2% 24% % (## $ (% 8 & 4 5 4 # 2 $ (% (2# ( 202 4 (( (% 8 ( 2 8 482
509 1 016 15019 2 026 25029
%2pe of 'isa9ilit2 and (e. Foss of one or both ar*sHhands Foss of one or both legsHfeet 40
'isa9led Person (27 4$
AG) #nder 1 4 ( 106 $ $ (7 5 ($ 2
509 1 016 15019 2 026 25029
Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice" Puadriplegic Mentally !etarded Mentally ,,, Multiple ,*pair*ent && 70 (,$#4 $4 5 5 2 5 AG) %2pe of 'isa9ilit2 and (e. Both (e.es 'otal 6lindness 2artial 6lindness Fo" Eision 'otal 3eafness 2artial 3eafness 1ard of 1earing 4ral 3efect Foss of one or both ar*sHhands Foss of one or both legsHfeet Puadriplegic Mentally !etarded Mentally ,,, Multiple ,*pair*ent +ale 'otal 6lindness 2artial 6lindness Fo" Eision 'otal 3eafness 2artial 3eafness 1ard of 1earing 4ral 3efect Foss of one or both ar*sHhands Foss of one or both legsHfeet Puadriplegic ;50;9 47( (0 (& 2% % 2 2 7 20 7 7 (2 $%4 4 224 7 8 (2 ( 2 ( $ 8 % $ 6 066 4(% 4 22 4% 5 5 2 & (( 7 (0 % 2#8 % (&8 2 (4 (8 5 5 ( 4 & 4 $ 65069 $08 4 (# 44 4 ( ( % & (0 ($ % (#( % ((# $ 7 (8 $ 5 5 ( 4 & 7 5 056 2%( % 4 48 4 $ 5 ( # & % $ (%4 # ## $ 2 20 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 2 & 27 2 8 # (2 % % (2 (8 $ 7 8 %0 2 4 (0 ((& 4 4 # (&7 2 % 8 20& 2
GR"#P A 0A6 (%2 5 8 %0 5 7 2 ( 8 2 & 5 &2 & $# 5 ( (4 5 2 2 5 $ ( % A50A9 ((& 2 (( 4& 2 % 5 2 4 8 7 5 2% 4 4$ ( % (& 5 4 5 5 $ 4 4 ! 0!6 #4 4 7 $$ 5 4 $ 5 4 $ % 2 24 % $# ( 4 (7 5 ( $ 5 ( ( $ !50!9 &$ 4 ( 27 2 4 $ 5 5 2 $ 5 (4 $ 20 2 5 7 ( $ ( 5 5 ( 5 B < o8er (0$ & 4 4( 4 & (8 ( ( 2 % 5 (4 ( $$ 2 ( (0 5 2 8 ( 5 5 2
55059 (&$ 2 (0 2& $ 2 5 2 & 8 2 4 #( 7 %7 5 % (4 5 5 5 ( 2 4 (
Cont. Table 2.1(
%2pe of 'isa9ilit2 and (e. Mentally !etarded Mentally ,,, Multiple ,*pair*ent 4e/ale 'otal 6lindness 2artial 6lindness
AG) ;50;9 (( (%# 4 247 $ 8 6 066 $ (0# 4 247 2 8 65069 4 &4 2 (8# ( (2
GR"#P 55059 A 0A6 A50A9 ! 0!6 !50!9 B < o8er ( %4 7 (%2 2 2 2 22 & (0& 2 % 5 8 $ (($ 5 7 5 $ $ 7$ ( & 2 $ $ %% $ $ 5 $ 2 4$ 2 ( 41 5 & ( 70 4 $
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Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice" Fo" Eision 'otal 3eafness 2artial 3eafness 1ard of 1earing 4ral 3efect Foss of one or both ar*sHhands Foss of one or both legsHfeet Puadriplegic Mentally !etarded Mentally ,,, Multiple ,*pair*ent :ource; :4 Census 2000 ($ 4 5 ( 4 (2 2 4 ( (#% 5 27 5 5 ( 2 % $ 7 2 (8# ( 2& ( ( ( 4 2 4 & ( (27 $ 28 4 $ 5 ( % 2 ( 2 (00 2 (2 $ 2 5 ( 4 4 ( 2 &# ( $& 5 % 5 ( % ( ( 5 %4 $ $0 2 ( 5 2 ( 4 $ 5 22 ( (& 5 $ 5 5 $ 2 2 5 2( 2 20 ( ( 2 5 5 ( $ 5 (( ( $( 4 4 (0 5 ( 2 $ 5 8 5
)ocational courses si*ilar to those offered by the MM3C. As of 200%, the depart*ent e*ploys (0 teachers and utili.es 8 classroo*s to acco**odate the $02 enrollees for the )arious courses offered. 'he Mandaluyong Manpo"er 3e)elop*ent Center /MM3C0 pro)ides soft and hard courses on li)elihood acti)ities "ith training periods ranging fro* t"o *onths to si< *onths , as "ell as co*puter courses, )oice lessons and others. ,n addition, it ser)es as >ob place*ent and counseling office for those see+ing e*ploy*ent or guidance in choosing career options. Table 2.20 As of 200&, MM3C has t"o training )enues (Table 2.210 and assisted in the e*ploy*ent of 7#.&(% of its graduates /Table 2.220. 'he MM3C conducts trade tests in )arious trade areas to out5going trainees in order to deter*ine their effecti)eness in s+ills by theories and practical applications and to upgrade their -ualification for e*ploy*ent. 'he trade test is ad*inistered by testing officers fro* the 'G:3A5 C!52AMAMA!,:A 3istrict. ,n 2007, $$# out of the $4# e<a*inees passed the 'rade 'est on )arious courses. Gntrepreneurial initiati)es are also a regular progra* of the center especially for the out5of5 school youths and the une*ployed adults. :e*inars are conducted regularly by 'G:3A and other pri)ate agencies. 'hese se*inars ai* to assist beneficiaries to get into e*ploy*ent through industry or self5e*ploy*ent. Aside fro* training progra*s, MM3C underta+es outreach pro>ects pro)iding ser)ices perfor*ed by trainees and graduates of the center such as 6eauty Care 4utreach 2rogra* /free haircut, *anicure and pedicure acti)ities0, and Massage 'herapy 4utreach 2rogra* pro)iding free *assage ser)ices to clients.
42 Mandaluyong City Ecological Profile 2008
Table 2.1). Persons with 'isa9ilit2 92 t2pe and 92 Baranga2: 'PA' 2

BARANGA= %otal PopEn &#,88% 4,(&2 (2,2&0 8,#4$ 4,4&( (0,8(( (,08$ 2,&$4 2,7#7 #,7&# &,204 $,#8( (2,($( 20,%8% &,4(8 %,8%$ (&,877 4,88# %,%%% %,84$ $,487 24,&08 &,((% (4,7%( &,227 4,(%$ $,222 2!B,6!6 1,1!A .622 ;A9 Nu/9er of Registered P>'s 2&# 2& $0 42 22 4# $# 22 27 (4 (4 2( &$ #8 22 $$ &0 (( 22 &2 & $% (4 88 $# 48 :
!
%2pe of 'isa9ilit2 +us1o0s@eletal "rthopedi1 +o9ilit2 4( $ ( & 2 (0 ( 4 2 2 ( 4 & 2 & ( ( ( ( # (7 ( 4 (2 2 4 ( 2 $ % $ & A! 7 4 (4 152 ( 29 2 % 9A ( ( ( ( 2 ( ( 2 2 2 ( ( 2 4 (4 ( $ 2 ( $ ( ( 2 (
*isual &/pair0 /ent 4# 7 7 7 $ & 2( (2 8 % 4 # 2# 24 (& ($ 8 8 (2 $2 4 (& 4 40 (4 ((
,earing &/pair0 /ent 2$ $ 4 2 & 4
(pee1h &/pair0 /ent $8 % % & ( $ 4 ( 7
+otor 'is0 a9ilit2 %7 4 (0 (4 8 (2 % 4 (0 $ % $ % 2( $ 7 22 ( 4 ($ ( 8 2 24 (% 7 2A!
+ental &/pair0 /ent 22 ( ( ( ( 2 2 (
'efor/i0 ties ((
Autis/ (
"ther &/pair0 /ents $2 $ $ 4 4 # 2
Addition 1ills 6agong :ilang 6arang+a 3ri)e 6arang+a ,baba 6arang+a ,laya 6arang+a ,taas 6uayang 6ato 6urol 3aang 6a+al 1agdang 6ato ,taas 1agdang 6ato Fibis 1arapin ang 6u+as 1igh"ay 1ills 1ulo Mabini5B. !i.al Mala*ig Mau"ay a*ayan e" Ianiga
0.$8% 0.&2% 0.2$8 0.470 0.4#$ 0.4%$ $.&0 0.8$% 0.#&% 0.(4$ 0.22% 0.%28 0.%(# 0.47& 0.$4$ 0.%&4 0.$%& 0.22% 0.$#& (.0&( 0.(%& 0.(42 0.22# 0.%#& 0.&2& (.(%&
( 2 % 7
( 4 7 8 2
% ( % 4 2 7 ( 4 BA
$ 2 ( $ 4 ( 4 2 ( 11;
4ld Ianiga 2ag5asa 2lain)ie" 2leasant 1ills 2oblacion :an Bose Eergara 7ac+57ac+ Areenhills %otal
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Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice" Table 2.1*. Nu/9er of Pu9li1 (1hool tea1hers: Pre0s1hool and )le/entar2 $e8el 5&n1luding Fose 4a9ella +e/orial chool 3 +ain7
2. ; ,ousing
bloc+s for "alls and sheet *etal for roofs, there is no

%otal 7#( 78$ 84( Pupil0%ea1her Ratio ( ; $% ( ; $7 ( ; $%
(1hool =ear 200%5200& 200&52007 200752008
Nationall2 4unded 78& 780 8$8
Cit2 4unded % $ $
2. ;.1 $o1al ,ousing %as@ 4or1e 7ith the ai* to pro)ide decent and affordable housing to its constituents, the city go)ern*ent of Mandaluyong created three organi.ations in lieu of a housing tas+ force; /(0 the Mandaluyong 1ousing 3e)elop*ent 6oard /M1360 "ith *andated functions pursuant to ?31A, /20 the 7elfare)ille Co**ission for the generation and *aintenance of database and coordination of housing progra*s and rele)ant de)elop*ents concerning infor*al settlers "ithin the 7elfare)ille co*pound, and /$0 and Ad1oc Co**ittee that ser)es as ad)isory body to the 6oard, the :anggunian or the F3C on *atters of shelter concerns. 2. ;.2 (tatus of &nfor/al (ettle/ents
guarantee that such structures "ere designed and constructed in co*pliance "ith building code specifications. More so, hidden a*ong these per*anent and se*i5per*anent structures are structures of *a+eshift and dilapidated *aterials prone to fire and other en)iron*ental ha.ards. 'here are e)en other households that use "ooden pushcarts for li)elihood during dayti*e and as sleeping bun+s during nightti*e. Ma>ority of the infor*al settlers in the city ha)e benefited fro* the 3epressed Area Glectrification 2rogra* /3AG20 of the Manila Glectric Co*pany and the rehabilitation and e<pansion progra* for "ater supply by the Manila 7ater, such that appro<i*ately 8%% of the total households in the city no" ha)e access to electricity, potable "ater supply and conse-uently, sanitary toilet facilities. 2. ;.; ,ousing Progra/
As of 2007, the reported nu*ber of infor*al settlers in Mandaluyong totals 2(,#%4 or $$.(2% of the pro>ected nu*ber of households /&&,28%0 for that year /Table 2.2&). A large *a>ority of these households are located "ithin the 7elfare)ille Co*pound, a national go)ern*ent5o"ned property and a pri*e location if one considers accessibility and o)erall geographical location "ithin the ele)ated section of the city not prone to flash floods. 'he entire co*pound co)ers a total land area of ((0.40 hectares, for "hich 47.(% hectares are occupied by infor*al settle*ents /Map *.00 and the rest of the area by local and national go)ern*ent institutions, co**unity par+s and open space. A close loo+ at the infor*al settle*ents "ill re)eal *ostly doubled5up households or probably "orse, three or *ore fa*ilies li)ing in close -uarters "ithin a single structure. 7hile there is *uch )isibility of structures *ade of durable *aterials such as concrete hollo"
Table 2.18. 'ata on Pu9li1 (1hools: (=2 !32 B
Mandaluyong co*pleted &87 out of the 7&7 housing units proposed for 200% and "as able to pro)ide 8#.%7% of its target beneficiaries "ith housing units "ith ho*elots. 'he pro>ect is in coordination "ith the Aa"ad Jalinga 2rogra* and in)ol)es construction of ro" houses and housing units in *ediu*5rise buildings. Table 2.2' li"t" additional a.ardee" for year 2008. ,t is i*portant to note that all sociali.ed housing pro>ects in Mandaluyong, "hether proposed or i*ple*ented, are reflected in the Appro)ed Fand ?se Map as "ell as the 4fficial Ioning Map "hich specified certain areas in the city as e<clusi)ely for !54 .ones or :ociali.ed 1ousing Iones /Map 8.00. 'he city go)ern*ent is also negotiating for possible ac-uisition fro* pri)ate o"ners lot properties that are occupied by infor*al settlers.
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'otal Gnrol*ent a*e of :chool E;EME9T$1< 3oLa 6asilisa Yangco G: 9ile*on 2. Ba)ier G: 1ulo G: ,saac Fope. ,ntegrated :chool $%7 &(( 2$&2 (&%2 (% (% # (% 9or*al AF: /9or*erly 9G0
Q o. of Acade*ic Classroo*s
2upil5 Classroo* !atio
QQ o.of Acade*ic 'eachers
on5acade*ic /4ffice :taffs, on5teaching 2ersonnel0 QQQ ationally 2aid QQQQFocally 2aid
($ (( %$ 2%
(;27 (;%& (;4% (;&&
(% (7 && 4#
( ( ( ( principal for ele*entary M secondary 2 ( ( ( ( principal for ele*entary M secondary ( $ $ personnel for ele*entary M secondary ( ( 2 ( $2 personnel for ele*entary M secondary
7 % 8 ($ personnel for ele*entary M secondary 22 (0 & & (% personnel for ele*entary M secondary # (# (( personnel for ele*entary M secondary (0 8 (2 4 ( personnel for ele*entary M secondary
Mandaluyong G: 2lain)ie" G: !enato Fope. G: A*ado '. !eyes G: Andres 6onifacio ,ntegrated :chool
2%4( (%88 280 (0$ $$#7
8# 4& (4 0 (%
4$ 20 8 & $4
(;%# (;7# (;$% (;(7 (;(00
8( 44 8 7 72
3oLa 2ilar C. Aon.aga G: Gulogio !odrigue. G: 1igh"ay 1ills ,ntegrated :chool
((&# 2%#8 $20$
(% &0 &%
2& &0 %#
(;4% (;4$ (;%4
$% 78 8%
,laya 6arang+a G: ue)e de 9ebrero G: 2edro 2. Cru. G: 2leasant 1ills G: Bose 9abella Me*orial :chool /Main 4nly0
($%7 $404 24#& (2#0 7&7
($ (% 2# 5 5
$( $7 %$ 2& (4
(;44 (;#2 (;47 (;%0 (;%%
$# 7( && 2& $2
EC:98$1< 6onifacio Ba)ier ational 1igh 2((8 :chool City of Mandaluyong :cience 1igh :chool ,saac Fope. ,ntegrated :chool Mandaluyong 1igh :chool Andres 6onifacio ,ntegrated :chool 1igh"ay 1ills ,ntegrated :chool Mataas na 2aaralag eptali A. Aon.ales Bose 9abella Me*orial :chool /Main 4nly0 7%$ (((0 $8%& 27($ (88 4$(2 747 ($ 0 0 42 (% 0 (( $% 2& 20 (4 4& 2& 4 44 (& (;8( (;$8 (;7# (;84 (;(04 (;47 (;#8 (;47 &2 4% 2( 228 &2 $ (08 $2 ( ( 0 (# 0 0 2 0 (4 (8 0 20 0 0 ($ 0
= :ther in"tructional roo-" not included ( cience lab> 7.E. roo-"> I.$.?,or@"hop"> Co-puter roo-") == / 9ationally A ;ocally funded teacher" co-bined === / Include" Principal?7ead Teacher?2uidance Coun"elor?;ibrarian? enior 0oo@@eeper?8i"bur"ing :fficer?$d-ini"trati!e :fficer?Ca"hier? upply:fficer? enior 0oo@@eeper?Cler@?Btility ,or@er?9ur"e ==== / Include" chool Canitor"?P.:. . ( chool 2uard)
*5
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Table 2.13. Perfor/an1e &ndi1ators 92 $e8el of )du1ation
Perfor/an1e &ndi1ator QAross Gnrol*ent !atio /2articipation !ate0 in Gle*en5 taryH:econdary Gducation /2ublic :chools 4nly0 !epetition !ate in 2ublic Gle*entaryH:econdary Gducation /Arades (5&HYear ,5,E0 2ublic :chools 4nly0 :i*ple 3rop5out !ate /Arades (5 &HYear ,5,E 2ublic :chools 4nly0 Cohort :ur)i)al /Arade &HYear ,E0 2ublic :chools 4nly Co*pletion !ate /Arades &HYear ,E Araduates0 2ublic :chools 4nly0 2ri*ary to ,nter*ediate 'ransition !ate /2ublic :chools 4nly0 Gle*entary to :econdary 'ransition !ate /2ublic :chools 4nly0 !etention !ate /2ublic :chools 4nly0 Fiteracy !ate /2ublic :chools 4nly0Q )$)+)N%AR= 5:7 2 102 2 2 202 ; 2 ;02 6 2 602 5 2 502 A 2 A02 ! 2 !0 2 B 77.8( 2 102 2 2 20 2 ; %8.$8 ()C"N'AR= 5:7 2 ;0 2 6 &&.$& 2 60 2 5 &8.44 2 50 2 A &7.(2 2 A0 2 ! &#.72 2 !0 2 B &#.4# 80.(& 80.00 7#.%% 7#.20 77.72 78.47 %2.04
(.$%
(.47
(.22
(.$#
(.$8
(.44
2.2(
4.%2
&.%8
2.47
2.44
4.%(
%.&8
4.&$
0.00 82.&8 #2.7% (04.&$ 5 (02.2$ &#.0#
0.00 78.#4 (02.40 (07.8# 5 (0$.7& 70.&4
0.%# 80.0$ 8$.0# (0(.$7 5 (00.70 7(.20
0.82 80.20 7$.$2 (00.#4 5 #7.&& &8.%%
0.$8 7#.&& 74.#0 (00.70 5 #8.(% &&.%8
0.2$ 80.7& 8%.0$ (0(.$2 5 ##.$4 &8.%(
0.%$ 8(.&$ 8(.#$ (00.00 5 #8.#( &8.20
&.(2 &7.88 &7.&( 5 (04.#8 #4.0% $7.&2
&.74 &#.&8 %7.(# 5 (07.$% 8#.24 42.%0
%.4# #0.#2 78.0$ 5 (02.&( #8.87 4#.&2
7.4& 8%.$2 &8.&% 5 88.$( #4.82 48.88
&.80 7%.($ %0.%% 5 (08.80 8%.#4 %(.%7
%.&4 7%.%0 72.22 5 (0#.$2 #4.00 %$.02
4.&$ 8&.%0 &7.(& 5 (04.8# #2.0( %$.84
D 6ased on enrol*ent; 2ublic :chools and Bose 9abella Me*orial :chool /Main0
Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice" Table 2.20. %)('A Registered %raining Progra/s of the +andalu2ong +anpower 'e8elop/ent Center ("4% C"#R()(: ; +"N%,( 5 +onda2 0 4rida27 (. 6asic Co*puter Fiteracy 2. 6eauty Care $. Carpentry 4. 3ress*a+ing %. 9ood 2rocessing &. 1otel M !estaurant :er)ices 7. ,ndustrial :e"ing Machine 4perator 2 +"N%,( 5 +onda2 0 4rida27 (. 3ata Gncoder 2. Massage 'herapy ,AR' C"#R()(: A +"N%,( 5 +onda2 0 4rida27 (. Auto*oti)e :er)icing 2. 6uilding 7iring ,nstallation $. Caregi)er 4. Co*puter 1ard"are 'echnician %. !adio H 'E :er)icing &. !ef.H Aircon :er)icing
Table 2.21. %raining 4a1ilities?Resour1es 2 $o1ation MA 247G!5 1?F4 1ulo 6liss, Coronado :t., 6gy. 1ulo MA 247G!5 7GF9A!GE,FFG 7elfare)ille C*pd., 6gy. Addition 1ills No. of Buildings
!02
B No. of &nstru1tors A8erage Annual )nrol/ent
No. of 1lassroo/s
8 ( lab roo* /data encoder courses0 (4 ( lab roo*, /caregi)er courses0 ( lab roo*, /carpentry courses0
(.7& % /esti*ated a)erage fro* 2007 @ 20080
(4
Table 2.22. Profile of %rainees %otal Annual )nrol/ent =ear 2008 2007 200& 200% 2004 200$ 2002 200( 4e/ale 2,$#8 %(7 (,40# (,874 (,&($ (,%&8 (,%#$ (,($7 +ale (,4#0 887 2,(#& #%& #8( #$0 #$8 #4$ Grand %otal 4?+ $,888 (,404 $,&0% 2,8$0 2,%#4 2,4#8 2,%$( 2,080 No. of Graduates 4e/ale (,842 (0& (,0#% (,%2% (,$(0 (,248 (,22% (,0%$ +ale (,0&( $#8 (,77% 80& 724 784 74% %27 Grand %otal 4?+ 2,#0$ %04 2,870 2,$$( 2,0$4 2,0$2 (,#70 (,%80 A9sorption Rate of Graduates 7%% $&% 80% 82% 78% 8(% 78% 7&%
Table 2.2& &n8entor2 of &nfor/al (ettlers: 2 Mandaluyong City Ecological 2008
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Table 2.2' Additional ,ousing Awardees: 2 B $o1ation No. of (tru1ture s 7elfare)ille Co*pound 2hase , 6l+s. (54( e<cept those in 2hase ,, 6roo+eside ( 2 ?6AC Correctional 6F,:: Co*p. A 6 C 3 # de 9ebrero 6l+s. (5& CM1 2hase ,, 6l+s. /&,(%,2252%,$2,$45$80 (u90total ,, :cattered in the city %"%A$ 4,827 (%0 (80 $7 (7( #7 (72 204 284 248 428 %,44# 12,26! $,(&2 21,956
No. of ,,
No. of ,, 92 sour1es of &n1o/eD )/plo2ed (elf0 )/plo2ed "4> Pensioner
8,%2$ 22# 2%$ %& 242 2(0 $4# 270 400 2#4 &22 7,$44 1B,!92 A,;B9 5;6:7 B,A66 56A:7 1,5 6 5B:7 2,255 512:7
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Mandaluyong City Ecological 2008
Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice" PR"F)C% (. 9or*oso 2roperty AJ @ :9A 2. AJ5Marthas Eineyard $. AJ5 a*ayan $"CA%&"N Calbayog :t. 6gy. 1igh"ay 1ills CastaLeda :t. a*ayan CastaLeda :t. a*ayan 6arang+a 3ri)e AR)A 5/27 47# 4%0 2$8& N". "4 B)N)4&C&AR&)( 28 27 ((2 'A%) A>AR')' Buly (#, 2008 5 Bune, 2008 (%A%#( Co*pleted5A"arded 4n5going construction %0% Co*pleted 72 ?nits Co*pletedHA"arded 40 ?nits under construction (4 ?nits A"arded 74 ?nits 4n5going construction :igning of M4A M 2ay*ent of 2hp (%0,000.00 as G-uity 3istribution of Fand 'itles
4. AJ Agudo51inahon
(7&2
88
4ct. (, 2008
%. CM2 4(8 Jayu*anggi &. 2 !
2lain)ie"
244
(%
4ct. ($, 2008
1agdang 6ato ,taas, 1ulo, 3aang 6a+al, 6arang+a ,taas
4ct. ($, 2008
Fupong 'agapa*ayapa constituted in accordance "ith :ection $## of the (##( FAC. 2. 6.2 Poli1e Prote1tion :uch properties are to be de)eloped either into *ediu*5 rise housing or on5site de)elop*ent depending on the current conditions of the affected fa*ilies. Co**unity Mortgage 2rogra* is also pro*oted to instill a*ong the target fa*ilies the )alues of neighborhood cooperation and self5reliance by gi)ing the* the responsibility of paying at reasonable ter*s the housing units and ho*e lots that "ill be a"arded to the*. ,n 200%, 42 fa*ilies ha)e benefited fro* this progra*. 'he city also has relocation progra*s for fa*ilies li)ing in danger .ones and those affected by special pro>ects such as de)elop*ent of linear par+s along the 2asig !i)er. 9or the period 200$5200%, a total of 87 fa*ilies benefited fro* this progra* and "ere relocated to relocation sites in either 'rece Martire., Ca)ite or Montalban, !i.al. Along "ith transportation assistance, beneficiaries also recei)ed financial assistance in the a*ount of 2%,000.00 per fa*ily. '"o fa*ilies "ho opted to return to their pro)ince of origin recei)ed financial assistance of 2(%,000.00 each, this ti*e, under the 6ali+52robinsya 2rogra*. 2. 6 Pea1e and "rder 2. 6.1 Baranga2 $e8el 2eace and order at the barangay le)el is *aintained "ith the aid of organi.ed ci)ilian )olunteers or barangay tanods trained to respond properly to do*estic )iolence, interpersonal disputes and e*ergencies. ,n the e<ercise of barangay autono*y, a Fupong 'agapa*ayapa is organi.ed to resol)e and ta+e appropriate actions to interpersonal disputes referred to it. All 27 barangays of Mandaluyong City ha)e organi.ed barangay tanods and At the city le)el, peace and order situation is *aintained by the 2hilippine ational 2olice "ith *ain head-uarters housed in a four5storey building "ithin the city hall co*pound together "ith the 6ureau of 9ire 2rotection and the 6ureau of Bail Manage*ent and 2enology. 'his is aug*ented by se)en police precincts /Map 3.00 scattered in strategic locations "ithin the city and one :7A' detach*ent (Table 2.2(). 'hese stations are *anned by a total of 2## personnel and %( ci)ilian i*ple*ents gi)ing off a police5population ratio of (;(022 based on the nightti*e population of $0%,%7& /Census 20070. :uch ratio is )ery high as co*pared "ith the ideal ratio of ( ; $00 for highly urbani.ed cities such as Mandaluyong City. 'he ratio is e)en higher at ( ; $,000 "hen considering dayti*e population "hich is esti*ated to be not lo"er than three ti*es the nightti*e population. 3espite this, Cri*e :olution Gfficiency !ate is recorded at #%% "ith reported incidences of inde< cri*e and non5inde< cri*es at 0.42 and 0.7% for e)ery (000 population, respecti)ely /Table 2.2)0. ,nde< Cri*es are those in the line of *urder, ho*icide, rape, physical in>ury, robbery or theft. on5inde< Cri*es are illegal ga*bling, illegal possession of firear*s, car napping and illegal drugs. 2.6.; Pri8ate (e1urit2 (er8i1es
9or those in need of pri)ate security ser)ices, there are at least $$ pri)ate security agencies in the city that are accredited by the 2 2. 'hese are listed in Table 2.2* "ith corresponding address and contact infor*ation.
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2. 6.6 4ire (afet2 and Prote1tion (er8i1es

Pre1in1t?(tation Mandaluyong 2olice 1ead-uarters 2C2 ( 2C2 2 2C2 $ $o1ation City 1all co*pound Aen. Jalentong :t., 6rgy. 2ag5asa M!! 'rac+, 6rgy. :an Bose Mau"ay 2uericulture Center and Multi5purpose 1all 6gy. Mau"ay ?nder 9ly5o)er Crossing @ :ha" 6l)d. Mayflo"er cor. ?nited :t. Martine. 1i5"ay, 6rgy. Addition 1ills At the foot of Mandaluyong5Ma+ati 6ridge, 6rgy. 1ulo, Coronado Cherry 9oodara*a, :ha" 6l)d.
"hole force is assisted by $7 ci)ilian e*ployees fro*

Chief No. of Poli1e Personnel +ale 4e/ale %otal
2H,nsp. !icardo A. Cristobal , Br. 2:r.H,nsp. 3o*inado l. ,gnacio 2:r.H,nsp. Cesar A. 6e>una 288 (( 2##
2C24 2C2 % 2C2 & 2C2 7
2C,nsp. Montano :aret 2al*a ,,, 2:r.H,nsp. o*eriano F. Aabuya 2C,nsp. G**anuel C. 'abuena 2H,nsp. !enato 4. 4balde
:7A' Ci)ilian Co*pli*ent / ?20
$4
(7
%(
'he city is protected fro* fire and conflagration by three fire stations *anned by three /$0 co**issioned officers and #7 non5co**issioned officers, gi)ing off a ratio of ( fire*an for e)ery $,(%0 indi)iduals. 'he
Table 2.2( 'eplo2/ent of Poli1e 4or1e: 2 B
the city go)ern*ent, $2 as fire aides and the rest doing clerical and utility assign*ents /Table 2.280. 7ith the shortage in *anpo"er and other resources, the City 9ire 3epart*ent has intensified its fire pre)ention ca*paign through the follo"ing; school students in fire pre)ention and de)elop fire fighting tactics and s+ills. (Table 2.23) Conduct of ,GC for C4plan ,"as 2aputo+D for the period 3ece*ber 2&, 2007 to Banuary (, 2008 by disse*inating flyers and pa*phlets to the co**unity and utili.ing a fire truc+ and GM: as public address units sounding off "arning and tips to pre)ent fire due to i*proper use and handling of fire crac+ers. ,*ple*entation of 42FA 6A 'AY :? 4A through "hich residents are pro)ided "ith e*pty dru*s for "ater storage for fire e*ergencies. !egular 2articipation to the C2a*ahalaan sa 2a*ayananD during "hich fire pre)ention tips and suppression techni-ues are shared to the co**unity.
Continuous conduct of fire safety inspections in different establish*ents in the city including schools, residential and office buildings, and other places of asse*bly. A total of 4&( and 4%0 establish*ents "ere inspected in 200& and 2007, respecti)ely. Gnhancing co**unity relations through fire drills and training of )olunteers. ,n 200& and 2007, #$ and #8 Eolunteer 6rigades "ere trained. ,n the sa*e years, $,#40 and 4,(8& 9ire Eolunteers "ere trained respecti)ely. 6y year 2007, (8 out of 27 barangays ha)e organi.ed )olunteer fire brigades. 2eriodic fire drills and conduct of firefighting co*petitions in schools. 4n o)e*ber (&, 2007, the 7th ,nter51igh :chool 9ire 4ly*pics "as participated in by (2 public and pri)ate high schools in the city. 'he ai* is to increase a"areness of high
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'he Mandaluyong City 9ire :tation is housed at the $ rd 9lr. 2 2569256BM2 Co*ple<. 'he Central 9ire :ub5 station is located at the ground floor and second floor of the sa*e building. '"o other sub5stations, the G3:A :ubstation and the Jalentong :ubstation are located at Mayflo"er :t., 6rgy. 1igh"ay 1ills and Aen. Jalentong :t., 6rgy. 2ag5 asa, respecti)ely. A ne"ly constructed substation is located at Coronado :t., 6rgy. 1ulo. ,n 200%, the city e<perienced a total of ((# 9ire incidences that resulted to an esti*ated 2 27,04&,#00.00 "orth of da*ages to properties / Table 2.&0). At least ( ci)ilian "as +illed and $ firefighters "ere reported in>ured in one of the incidences. Ma>ority of these incidences are structural in nature and *ostly electrical in origin. ,n 200& and 2007, the city e<perienced ((8 and (28 fire incidences, respecti)ely. ,n both years, residential fire are *ore co**on than co**ercial and industrial fires. ,n)estigation reports sho"ed that all uses "ere unintentional and *ostly electrical in origin. 2.5 'isaster Preparedness and Ris@ +anage/ent
respecti)e organi.ed 6arangay 'anods and Fupong 'agapa*ayapa. ,n 200&, all public ele*entary and secondary schools ha)e conducted earth-ua+e drills a*ong its students and personnel "ith assistance fro* the C3CC. 2. A (o1ial >elfare (er8i1es
:ocial 7elfare ser)ices in Mandaluyong are pro)ided by (4 different agencies= & fro* the go)ern*ent sector, and 8 are non5go)ern*ent organi.ations. /see Table 2.&1) A*ong the go)ern*ent agencies, t"o ha)e city"ide area of co)erage; %he Cit2 (o1ial >elfare and 'e8elop/ent 'epart/ent "hich pro)ides co*prehensi)e social ser)ices, and is staffed "ith $$ technical personnel and i*ple*enters aug*ented by &7 Child 3e)elop*ent Eolunteer 7or+ers. %he &ntegrated 'a2 Center "hich ser)es special children and nor*al children in the 05$ years age brac+et. 'he 3:73 *anages $ day care centers that ser)ed a total of (%% day care children in 2007. 'he other four /40 agencies ha)e nation"ide co)erage ser)ing "o*en detaineesHprisoners and the *entally ill and reco)ered psychotics. 'hese agencies are located "ithin the 7elfare)ille Co*pound, a ((0.40 hectare property of the 3epart*ent of :ocial 7elfare and 3e)elop*ent strategically located at the center of the city. 'he non5go)ern*ent organi.ations are *ostly associated "ith the religious sector, ser)ing the needs of street children and the needy youth, as "ell as outreach acti)ities and *inistries to the needy parishioners. Focations of these ser)ice organi.ations are sho"n in Map 11.0
'he city is fortunate to be located on a solid roc+ foundation that the ris+s fro* earth-ua+es and li-uefaction are )ery *ini*al. :e)ere flooding rarely occurs "ith the i*pro)ed drainage syste*s that flush out rain "ater to the collecting 2asig and :an Buan !i)ers. 'he *ost co**on disaster occurring in the city is conflagration. 4f the 27 barangays in Mandaluyong, (& are considered fire prone, these being high density residential areas /Map 10.00 "herein infor*al co**unities and sociali.ed housing pro>ects are located. 'hese fire prone areas are reflected in the City 3isaster 2reparedness 2lan along "ith identified e*ergency routes and e)acuation centers. 'he plan also outlines the organi.ational setup of the City 3isaster Coordinating Council and support units "ith corresponding *e*berships, duties and responsibilities. ,n support of the C3CC, all 27 barangays in the city ha)e their
Table 2.2) Co/parati8e Cri/e (tatisti1s: 2 &nde. Cri/es Murder 1o*icide 2hysical ,n>uries !ape !obbery 'heft 'otal ,nde< Cri*es 'otal ,nde< Cri*es :ol)ed A)erage ,nde< Cri*e !ate $ #7 (8 7% ((% $08 2## 8.4H(00' 2 1 102 5 2 4 4 #% (7 #$ 2(( 424 $8% ((.&H(00' 2
2 ( 4 %& ($ &2 #2
2 $ $ $7 8 $( $$
2 $ 4 24 % (7 (# 72 7(
%"%A$ (( (% 2(2 4$ 20$ $%% 8$# 7&&
228 20& &.2%H(00'
((% (04 $.(%H(00'
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Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice" ,nde< Cri*e solution Gfficiency 'otal on5,nde< Cri*es 'otal on5,nde< Cri*es :ol)ed A)erage on5,nde< Cri*e !ate on5,nde< Cri*es :olution Gfficiency 'otal Cri*e Eolu*e 'otal Cri*es :ol)ed Cri*e :olution Gfficiency A)erage Monthly Cri*e !ate #7 % 80( 7#% 22H(00' ## % (,(0# (,0#4 ## % $0.4H(00' 5 "ffi1e Address?"wner $%$ :an !afael :t., 6rgy. 2lain)ie" Mr. Ioilo . Ealenton5FicenseeHChair*an R( :heridan :t., Col. Manuel Gspe>o R# 2inagtipunan :t.,H Bonathan 3C Abalos $44 Maysilo Circle, 2lain)ie" Bose Charlito A. 3esta>o $88 9. 4rtigas :t. Col. 6illy C. 6ibit /!et.0 Ft. 6en Faberino54perations Manager :uite 45A 49 3a)id 6ldg., 6ldg. 2 %&7 :ha" 6l)d. H Ba*es A. 4laya)ar $7 Apo :t., 6rgy. 6arang+a ,laya Martina 'oc*o 6CC 1ouse, %$7 :ha" 6l)d. Ms. Michaela 2. !e*ulla5G<ec. 3ir. 6CC 1ouse, %$7 :ha" 6l)d. Ms. !osalinda 'acorda5Managing 3irector ?nit G Magara 'o"nhouse, :ierra Madre cor. Gsteban :ts. H Cynthia 4. Manno Conta1t No. %$(52%(7 &$(580&0 &$(5&7&# %$452%42 %$(5778% %$%570&4 #( % 7&& 74$ 2(H(00' #7 % (,(#0 (,(28 #% % $2.7H(00' #0 % &&( &$# (8.(H(00' #7 % 88# (,0#% 8( % 24.2H(00' #0 % 407 $8& ((.2H(00' #% % %22 4#0 #4 % (4.$H(00' ## % 2($ 200 8.8H(00' #4 % 28% 27( #% % ((.7H(00' 2,88& 2,#84 #( % 2,047 (,#&8
Table 2.2*. A11redited (e1urit2 (er8i1es: 2 Na/e of Agen12 (. 2. $. 4. %.
A*cor :ecurity and ,n)estigation Agency, ,nc. Ar*adillo 2rotecti)e :ecurity Agency, ,nc. BCA :ecurity :er)ices A*ity :ecurity and ,n)estigation Agency 65:-uare 3etecti)e and :ecurity Agency
&. 7. 8. #. (0.
Jnight 1a"+ :ecurity Agency Asia 3etecti)es, ,nc. Cougar ,ntegrated :er)ice, ,nc. G, 'igre :ecurity and ,n)estigation Agency 9idelity Gnterprises M :er)ices, ,nc.
7$45(28$ 7225#%8& %$(57474 %$(50204 72$58%78 72$587$% 72$58%78 7245$%$8 %$(58%78
Cont. Table 2.2*
Na/e of Agen12 ((. (2. ($. (4. (%. (&. (7. (8. Baguar :ecurity and ,n)estigation Agency Aolden :hield :ecurity and :er)ices Feopard ,ntegrated :er)ices, ,nc. Fifeguard 3etecti)e and :ecurity Agency, ,nc. Marian :ecurity Agency, ,nc. Medina :ecurity and ,n)estigation Corporation Militant :ecurity :er)ices ation"ide :ecurity and Allied :er)ices, ,nc. 2anther ,ntegrated :er)ices, ,nc.
"ffi1e Address?"wner 6CC 1ouse, %$7 $9 :ha" 6l)d. Mr. Cesar 6. 2oe5G<ec. 3ir. %2&5A Ma+iling :t. H Bohnie G. 6eltran 6CC 1ouse, $9 %$7 :ha" 6l)d. Mr. Bose 6. 2oe ,,,52resident (9 Ma< :alo*e Cond. 4%7 6arang+a 3ri)e Col. Ale<is :. Aldeguer 4%4 6arang+a 3ri)e Mr. 2atric+ Caoile5FicenseeH2resident 29 GIM 6ldg., $7 Apo :t. Eirgilio 1. Balbuna %27 'alayan cor. 1alcon :ts. Filia 6ernal :uite 254 29 Ma< :alo*e Cond. 4%7 6arang+a 3ri)e 3r. !o*eo olasco52resident 6CC 1ouse, %$7 :ha" 6l)d. !onald 4. 2oe ,,,5G<ec. 3ir.
Conta1t Nu/9er 72%57042 %$25&&07 72454#7% 72$58%78 %$%5$$28 %$$50%$% %$(50(#& %$254#87 %$$542&( %$$5(#0$ 74&58%44 747587(2 72$58728 72(54#7%
(#.
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Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice" 20. 2(. 22. 2$. 24. 2%. 2&. 27. 28. 2#. $0. $(. $2. $$. Aen. Agency for !eco* and :ecurity, ,nc. :ecret ,n)estigation and :ecurity Corporation :hado" :ecurity and 3etecti)e Agency, ,nc. :*art 9orce :ecurity :er)ices ,*pala :ecurity and ,n)estigation :er)ices, ,nc. 9reeport :ecurity Agency, ,nc. Jingston :ecurity and ,n)estigation Agency Jnight 1a"+ :ecurity Agency G*eritus :ecurity and *aintenance :yste*, ,nc. G*irate :ecurity and Maintenance :yste*s, ,nc. BF92 ,n)estigation and :ecurity Agency, ,nc. 2ersonal :ecurity :yste*s, ,nc. 'riphil :ecurity :er)ices Corp. 'ruth Eerifier :yste*s, ,nc. 4&#5C 6arang+a 3ri)e Atty. 3o*inador !. :antiago5Gt. Al. A9 GIM 6ldg., Apo :t. Gd"ard Medina 48 Calbayog :t. Ale<ander :. Alianan5Ficensee %2 Fibertad :t. Mary Ann 3. Cerdenola52resident %9 !C1 6ldg., &7$ 6oni A)e. Ft. Angela A. Faya 29 Ma. ,sabel 6ldg. &%0 6oni A)e. Glisa Fagda*eo54"ner !*. $04 3a)id 6ldg., %&7 :ha" 6l)d. Augusto Falanda.o :uite 45A 49 3a)id 6ldg. 2, %&7 :ha" 6l)d. Ba*es 4lay)ar54perations Manager 89 :tate 9inancing Center, 4rtigas A)e. Manuel '. Yan :tate 9inancing Center, 4rtigas A)e. !obert A. Yan %2456 9abella !d. Bose Fuis 2a*intuan54"ner &0% Conser)atory 6ldg., :ha" 6l)d. 2H:upt. !a*on '. Claros $4 :an !afael :t. elson 3i*apilis52resident 29 Cityland 6ldg., (28 2ioneer :t. Capt. Conrado A. 3u*lao %$$540&2 %$$5$#4$ %$(57474 %$(5$%(2 %$25#&&7 %$(5%072 %$(5%2(7 %$(5#&44 %$(544#2 72%5%#(8 7275#%8& 7005#70$ 72457(#0 72%5&%74 %$25$27( %$25$2&$ 72$504&& 72&5###0 %$45#%28 &$457%70 &$457%&#
Table 2.28 &n8entor2 of 4ire 4ighting 4or1e and 4a1ilities. Resour1es (. 2ersonnel Co**issioned 4fficers on5co**issioned 4fficers Ci)ilian e*ployee 2. 9ire 'ruc+s % "ater pu*per /(000 gals. of "ater capacity $ "ater tan+er /$%00 gals. of "ater capacity0 $. G*ergency A*bulance 4. !eser)e Ean /2ara*edic ?nit0 %. :er)ice Motorcycle ?nit &. :er)ice Car 7. 9ire 1ydrants /total of 7&0 Fo" 2ressure 1igh 2ressure No. of Personnel $ #7 $% 8 2 (tatus of )Guip/ent?4a1ilities "perational Non0"perational
( ( 2 ( (& (0 %0
Table 2.23 2
th
! "utputs of 4ire 'rills and %raining *olunteers *olunteer Baranga2 4ire Brigades (. 6rgy. 6arang+a ,laya 53
! &nter0,igh (1hool 4ire 4ighting "l2/pi1s (. Aood :hepherd Christian :chool @ 1igh :chool 3epart*ent
Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice" 2. Mandaluyong 1igh :chool $. 6onifacio Ba)ier ational 1igh :chool 4. :an 9elipe eri 2arochial :chool %. Andres 6onifacio ,ntegrated &. a*ei 2olytechnic ,nstitute 7. Mataas na 2aaralang eptali A. Aon.ales 8. Mandaluyong :cience 1igh :chool #. ,saac Fope. ,ntegrated :chool (0. Arellano ?ni)ersity 2laridel 1igh :chool ((. Bose !i.al ?ni)ersity (2. Bose 9abella Me*orial :chool 2. 6rggy. 6uayang 6ato $. 6rgy. 2lain)ie" 4. 6rgy. 1agdang 6ato Fibis %. 6rgy. 6arang+a ,taas &. 6rgy. :an Bose 7. 6rgy. a*ayan 8. 6rgy. 1ulo #. 6rgy. 4ld Ianiga (0. 6rgy. 1agdang 6ato ,taas ((. 6rgy. e" Ianiga (2. 6rgy. 2oblacion ($. 6rgy. 6agong :ilang (4. 6rgy. 1igh"ay 1ills (%. 6rgy. 6urol (&. 6rgy. 2leasant 1ills (7. 6rgy. Eergara (8. 6arangay 6arang+a ,baba
Table 2.&0 4ire &n1iden1e Report: 2 Period Co8ered 2 6 $% $4 4$ 4( 15; 2# $$ 2% $2 119 12B No. of 4ire &n1iden1e
602
! Casualties Ci8ilian Hilled &nCured 2 ( 4 $ ( ( (0 4irefighter Hilled &nCured )sti/ated a/ount of da/ages
+oti8e
Ban.5March April5Bune Buly5:ept. 4ct.53ec. Sub-total 2 5 Ban.5March April5Bune Buly5:ept. 4ct.53ec. Sub-total 2006 2007)
2 2,220,$%0.00 7,0(0,2%0.00 (0,&%0.00 4,%24,7%0.00 P 1;,!AA, .
2. ! )arl2 Childhood Care and 'e8elop/ent ?nder the City Council for the 2rotection of Children, an Garly Childhood Care and 3e)elop*ent Coordinating Council has been created to pro)ide ser)ices to children 05& years old to include nutrition, health care, and education and social de)elop*ent. ,n addition to the 3:73 super)ised 3ay Care Centers, the GCC3CC through its 'as+ 9orce 3ay5care :er)ice 2rogra* operates a total of 40 3CCs /"ee Table 2.&20 scattered in (# 6arangays in the city.
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?nintentional
(2,0(7,200.00 (0,%0(,%00.00 ( $ 2,%($,$00.00 2,0(4,#00.00 P 2!, 6A,9 . P 5,! 5,9 . I?0 I?0 P 2;,1AB,15 .
2. B %ouris/, Arts and Culture 2. B.1 Attra1tions and A11o//odations 6eing centrally located in a *ost urbani.ed and inland *etropolis has gi)en Mandaluyong both ad)antages and disad)antages particularly in the 'ouris* sector. 4ne disad)antage is the absence of sandy beaches, coral reefs and pristine sea and the absence of opportunity for outdoor sports and
hobbies typical to those in the hinterlands of northern Fu.on and other *ountainous regions in the country. ,n addition, being a not5so5old locality "hich only e)ol)ed as the spill5o)er effect of the spra"ling de)elop*ent of the cities of Manila and Pue.on, Mandaluyong has no historical spots to boast of sa)e for a fe" land*ar+s listed in Table 2.&&. :ee also Map 12.0. 4n the other hand, Mandaluyong ser)es as an ideal stop5o)er place for tourists "hose itinerary includes
touring Metro Manila and its periphery. :e)eral acco**odations are a)ailable "ith a*bience, accessibility and affordability highly co*petiti)e "ith those in the cities of Ma+ati, Pue.on and Manila. 'hese acco**odations, sho"n in Map 1&.0> offer daily, "ee+ly, and *onthly rates "ith infor*ation readily obtainable through telephone and "eb in-uiry. 7hile nightlife / Map 1'.00 is not as acti)e as those in Ma+ati, Manila and Pue.on City, fine dining is
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Table 2.&1 (o1ial >elfare "rgani-ations (o1ial >elfare "rgani-ation ,. Ao)ern*ent :ector City :ocial 7elfare and 3e)elop*ent 3epart*ent 6ahay 'uluyan Center $o1ation Maysilo Circle, 6rgy. 2lain)ie" %$%57(527 Fions !d., 6rgy. 6arang+a ,laya :aniboy :t., 6rgy. 1ulo Area of "peration No. of (> Personnel %0 %2pe of Clientele (er8ed Children, youth, "o*en, needy, disabled, elderly fa*ily and co**unity (er8i1es "ffered Q2rotecti)e :er)ices QG*ergency Assistance Q:upple*ental 9eeding Q3ay Care :er)ices Q3isaster !elief 4peration 2rogra* QFi)elihood QGducational Assistance QEalue, :ocio5Cultural and Gcono*ic 3e)elop*ent Q Co**unity 4rgani.ing Q :+ills 'raining Q 2arent Gffecti)eness :er)ice Q :elf Gnhance*ent for "o*en Q 3i)ersion M ,nter)ention 2rogra* for Children in Conflict "ith Fa" /C,CFs0 Q:ociali.ation Q on5for*al Gducation QChild5Minding Q'e*porary :helter Q4ccupational 'herapy QEalue and :piritual 9or*ation QMedical :er)ice Q4ccupational 'herapy Q,ndi)idual and 9a*ily Counseling QFi)elihood QEalue and :piritual 9or*ation QMedical and 3ental :er)ices
Citi"ide
a.0 ,ntegrated 3ay Care Center
7elfare)ille Co*pound 6rgy. Addition 1ills %$25((5&4
Citi"ide
Autistic Children and or*al Children /05$ yrs. 4ld0 !eco)ered 2sychotic
b.0 :anctuary Center
ation"ide
27
b.0 Correctional :ocial :er)ice
Correctional !d., 6rgy. Addition 1ills %$(58%84
7o*en 3etainees ation"ide 2
Continued.
Cont. Table 2.&1 (o1ial >elfare "rgani-ation $o1ation Area of "peration No. of (> Personnel %2pe of Clientele (er8ed (er8i1es "ffered
5+
:treet Children ?nit
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d.0 ational Center for Mental 1ealth :ocial :er)ice
# de 2ebrero :t., 6rgy. Mau"ay %$(5#00(H((
Mentally ,ll ation"ide 24
Q2ro)ision of Medical Assistance Q'ransport of reco)ered *ental patient QCounseling Q!eferrals Q'e*porary :helter
e.0 Bose 9abella Center
Correctional !oad %$(58&00H%$458&#7
ation"ide
$4
(#52% yrs. old 'ransient, reco)ered, psychotic *ale :treet Children
,,. A48s a.0 Alay 2ag5asa Christian $2 Arayat :t., 6rgy. Mala*ig %$25&4$$ Mandaluyong and 2asig Cities 2# Q'e*porary :helter Q9or*al Gducation Assistance Q9eeding Q:piritual and Ealue 9or*ation Q9eeding Q,nfor*al Gducation QEalue and :piritual ,nculcation QMedical Assistance Q4utreach Acti)ities Q4utreach Ministries
c.0 ?nang 1a+bang 9oundation
:t. 9rancis Church Mandaluyong City
:treet Children Citi"ide #
c.0 Aracia 9oundation d.0 :an !o-ue :ocial :er)ice e.0 :an 9elipe eri 2arish :ocial :er)ice f.0 Christian Mission :er)ice 2hil., ,nc. g.0 !i.al Youth 3e)8t. 9oundation
477 6arang+a 3ri)e, Mandaluyong City :an !o-ue Church, 6arang+a ,laya, Mandaluyong City 6rgy. 2oblacion, Mandaluyong City #$% 6anaha" :t., 6rgy. 1ihg"ay 1ills :tar*all Co*ple<, G3:A cor. :ha" 6l)d.
eedy 2arishioners Citi"ide Citi"ide Citi"ide Citi"ide # eedy 2arishioners 7 (( 28 eedy ,ndi)idual eedy ,ndi)idual and fa*ilies eedy Youth
QMedical Mission QMedical Mission
Citi"ide
QCounseling Q on5for*al Gducation
Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice" Table 2.&2 $ist of 'a21are Centers: Ta"@force 8aycare er!ice PrograBaranga2 3istrict ,
(.
'a2 Care Centers

(. 2. $. 4. %. &. 7. 8. #. (0. ((. (2. ($. (4. (%. (&. (7. (8.
$o1ation 6l+. $% eptali M. Aon.ales 6ldg. ,ntegrated Center 5do5 5do5 5do5 5do5 5do5 6l+. $& 1alf"ay 1o*e 6uilding 6l+. (( 5 6eside 6arangay 1all 6l+. 27 5 9ront of 6arangay 1all 6l+. (2 5 6eside 1ealth Center 6l+. (# 6l+. $2 6l+. $7 6l+. 4( Multi52urpose 6ldg. 5do5 6l+. 40 6l+. $# 6agong :ilang Co)ered Court A.'. !eyes :t. 5 cH0 6rgy. 1all Magalona Co)ered Court 5 3r. 9abella :t. M. Aon.aga :t. 5 cHo 1ealth Center ?pstair $rd 9loor 5 1agdan 6ato Fibis 6rgy. 1all 2nd 9loor 5 2ag5Asa 1ealth Center cHo 6uayang 6ato Multi52urpose 6ldg. cHo 6arang+a ,laya 6rgy. 1all cHo 6arang+a ,taas 6rgy. 1all, 3o"nstair :acrepante :t. 5 6eside !'? cHo 6arang+a 3ri)e 6rgy. 1all 6usila+ :t. after 2enafrancia Chapel :an Bose Co)ered Court 1oly Cross Court :an 9rancisco :t. :aniboy Co)ered Court ?pstair, Mabini B. !i.al 1ealth Center 5do5 2arada :t.5 cHo 4ld Ianiga 6rgy. 1all, 3o"nstair
Addition 1ills
Central , Central ,, Central ,, Central ,E Central E Central E, Christ Fife 4ur Fady of 3ela 2a. G!C 6l+. 27 :an Foren.o :unshine 6etheada :tay in Christ , :tay in Christ ,, 6l+. 4( 5 A 6l+. 4( 5 6 :to. ino , :to. ino ,, 6agong :ilang 3CC 6urol 3CC 3aang 6a+al 3CC 1agdang 6ato ,taas 3CC 1agdang 6ato Fibis 3CC 2ag5Asa 3CC 6uayang 6ato 3CC 6arang+a ,laya 3CC 6arang+a ,taas 3CC 6arang+a ,baba 3CC 6usila+ 3CC 6arang+a 3ri)e 3CC :t. Bude 1oly Cross :aniboy Assisi , Assisi ,, 4ld Ianiga 3CC
2. $. 4. %. &. 7.
6agong :ilang 6urol 3aang 6a+al 1agdang 6ato ,taas 1agdang 6ato Fibis 2ag5Asa 6uayang 6ato 6arang+a ,laya 6arang+a ,taas 6arang+a ,baba 6arang+a 3ri)e 1ulo
(#. 20. 2(. 22. 2$. 24. (. 2. $. 4. %.
3istrict ,,
(. 2. $. 4.
&.
&. 7. 8. #.
7.
Mabini B. !i.al 4ld Ianiga
(0. ((.
8.
(2.
Cont. Table 2.&2 Baranga2 3istrict ,,

#. (0. ((. (2.
'a2 Care Centers

($. (4. (%. (&.
$o1ation Malaya :t. 5 cHo 2lain)ie" 6rgy. 1all, $rd 9loor Cresta Circle 5 cHo Mala*ig 6rgy. 1all :itio ,E 5 cHo 2olice 4utpost, 2nd 9loor Eergara Co)ered Court
2lain)ie" Mala*ig :an Bose Eergara
2lain)ie" 3CC Mala*ig 3CC :an Bose 3CC Eergara 3CC
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Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice" Table 2.&& Pla1es of &nterest Classifi1ation +e/orials Na/e 6ernard :ha" Aiant 6ust 'atlong 6ayani Monu*ent 3a*bana ng Ala5ala ,bon ng Jalayaan at 3a*bana ng Jagitingan 3a*bana ng Jabataan Jaban ng 1iyas ng Fungsod ng Mandaluyong Fiberation Mar+er 4ld Fibrary 6uilding of 3on 6osco Par@s A.'. !eyes 2ar+ Coronado !i)erside 2ar+ 7ac+57ac+ Aolf and Country Club Archbishop 2alace :an 9elipe eri 2arish Church :anctuario de :an Bose :t. 9rancis Church :hrine of 3i)ine Mercy :an !o-ue 2arish Church 2arish of 4ur Fady of Abandoned 4ur Fady of 9ati*a 2arish Penitentiar2 ,ealth &nstitution Correctional ,nstitute for 7o*en ational Center for Mental 1ealth $o1ation Gntrance to 7ac+57ac+ Aolf Course 6rgy 1agdan 6ato ,taas Maysilo Circle Maysilo Circle Maysilo Circle Mandaluyong Cityhall Co*ple< Aen. Jalentong :t. 3on 6osco 'echnological College Mandaluyong Cityhall Co*ple< 6arangay 1ulo 6rgy. 7ac+57ac+ Areenhills Eilla :an Miguel, :ha" 6l)d. cor. G. !odrigue. :t. 6oni A)e., A.'. !eyes Michigan :t., cor. 6uffalo :t., Areenhills :ubd. :t. 9rancis cor. :ha" 6l)d. Maysilo Circle 2ulog :t. 6rgy. 1ulo 6rgy. 1igh"ay 1ills 7elfare)ille Co*pound # de 2ebrero :t.
A99e2 Chur1hes
a)ailable, *a+ing e)en an o)ernight stay in Mandaluyong as en>oyable as it is affordable / Map 1(.00. As of year 2000, tourists8 stay in the city at an a)erage of t"o /20 nights, "ith personal e<penses /including food and acco**odation0 a)eraging fro* 22000.00 to 2%,000.00 a day. 2. B.2 Re1reational 4a1ilities 9ore*ost a*ong the sports facilities in the city is the internationally +no"n 7ac+57ac+ Aolf Course "hich is pri)ate and e<clusi)e for *e*bers only. 9or the general public, open courts and sports gy*nasiu*s /see Map 1).00 are a)ailable. 2. B.; Arts and Culture 2re)iously, touris* "as gi)en lo" priority as e)idenced by the lac+ of a local 'ouris* 3e)elop*ent 2lan and considering the absence of natural features to attract tourists. 'oday, ta+ing ad)antage of the rich cultural heritage of the city, local artistic talents, gro"ing interest in sports and a)ailability of facilities, the focus has shifted to de)eloping Mandaluyong as Metro Manila8s center for arts and culture. As an initial step, the city has reali.ed its cultural progra*s "ith other cities )ia the Csister cityD
agree*ent /"herein both Mandaluyong and its sister city "ill co*ple*ent each one8s potential for touris*0 and cultural e<change progra*s, as "ell as hosting )arious pro5acti)e affairs /Table 2.&')> so*e of "hich are already being done in the city on special occasions /Table 2.&(0. ,n addition, historical artifacts and paintings of fa*ous 9ilipino artists are on display for public )ie" in the go)ern*ent5o"ned CJaban ng 1iyasD at the City 1all Co*pound and in art galleries in :M Mega*all in 4rtigas Center. ,n the sil)er screen industry, Mandaluyong is beco*ing fa*ous for hosting local and international fil* festi)als as "ell as a fa)orite location for pre*iere sho"ing of bloc+buster fil*s both local and foreign. 4n a closer perspecti)e, the City 1all Co*ple< is no" fre-uent choice of the *o)ies and tele)ision industry "hen doing fil*s and 'E series on5 location. 7ith the opportunity of *edia *ileage through both sil)er screen and the boobtube, Mandaluyong ai*s to be +no"n not only for its physical character but also for the co*petiti)eness of its people in >oining the elite sector of perfor*ing arts. 'his bold a*bition is slo"ly being reali.ed by the follo"ing achie)e*ents; a. %he +andalu2ong ChildrenEs Chorus
9ounded in (###, the Mandaluyong Children8s Chorus /MCC0 is a training progra* ai*ed to de)elop and
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nurture the *usically5gifted a*ong the underpri)ileged. 'he MCC has since beco*e a spring of hope and pride "ith its talented tro)e of 8 to (% year olds, *ost of "ho* are sourced fro* public schools. !e*ar+ably, the MCC has beco*e a na*e a+in to "orld class perfor*ance. 'here *ust be so*e truth then to the ru*or that the MCC "as a*ong the precious fe" "ho stood in line "hen the hea)ens poured do"n a hail of finest singing talents. ,n only four years, the MCC has dra"n a proud list of achie)e*ents. 'apping the roster is representing the 2hilippines and "inning a sil)er *edal in the Children8s Choir Category in the 2002 2nd 7orld Choir 4ly*pics in 6usan, Jorea. 4nly :elfless Fo)e, a *usic )ideo "hich featured the young choir internationalists, "as ad>udged 6est M'E in the 2002 Catholic Mass Media A"ards, a feat reprised recently "ith the prestigious 200$ An)il A"ards of G<cellence. 'hey ha)e "or+ed in Concert :easons of the 2hilippines 2hilhar*onic 4rchestra "ith Maestro !uggero 6arbieri and ha)e had engage*ents "ith the Manila :y*phony 4rchestra ,,. 'hey also had acclai*ed perfor*ances of Feonard 6ernstein8s Chichester 2sal*s, Austa) Mahler8s :y*phony o.$ and Aabriel 9aure8s Messe 6asse.
Table 2.&' %arget A1ti8ities "n Arts And Culture Categor2 (. Art Co*petitions
A *e*ber of the MA3I et al, the largest net"or+ of choirs directed by *e*bers and alu*ni of the 2hilippine Madrigal :ingers, the MCC follo"s a rigorous calendar of acti)ities. 9ro* May to o)e*ber, the ense*ble is abu.. "ith its annual concert season. 6et"een co**it*ents, as laboratory choir, it is *ost sought after by Choral Conducting :tudents of the ?ni)ersity of the 2hilippines College of Music. 'he MCC has collaborated "ith both seasoned and budding Asian co*posers. ,n *any cases, the creati)e interaction not only has de)eloped a bonding bet"een the* but has also helped collect ne" *aterial that e)en adult choirs *ay find difficult to e<ecute. 1appily, the in)ol)e*ent bet"een choir and co*poser continues e)en after the pre*ier of the original co*positions specifically "ritten for the Mandaluyong Children8s Chorus. 9. +andalu2ong Center for Perfor/ing Arts ?pon the arri)al of the Mandaluyong Children8s Chorus fro* their triu*phant stint at the 2 nd 7orld Choir 4ly*pics in 6usan, Jorea, Mayor 6enhur Abalos, Br. ca*e up "ith the idea of institutionali.ing the pro>ect, "hich "as initially concei)ed for the less fortunate children in the city.
A1ti8it2 Q 4n5the5spot 2ainting Q FogoH2oster 3esign Q :culptural Art Q A"itan sa 6arangay Q Choral Contest Q Jundi*an 9iesta Q 9iesta Jantahan Q :erenata Q 3ru* and 6ugle Corps Co*petition Q 2op 6and 9esti)a Q Ati5Atihan 9est Q Mardi5Aras Q Mandaluyong :treet 3ance 3ra*a Q 9ol+ 3ance 9esti)al Q Creati)e 3ance Contest Q Modern 3ance Contest Q 'i*pala+ 6ig+asan Q 'alu*patianH 6alagtasan Q Cenaculo Q :antacru.anH 9lores de MayoQ
2. :inging Contest
$. Music 9esti)al
4. :treet 3ance 9esti)als
%. 3ance Contests
&. 3ecla*ationH4ratorical Contests 7. Cultural 2resentationsH:pectacles
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Table 2.&( Calendar of A1ti8ities A1ti8it2?)8ent (. Monday 2rogra* 2. Mandaluyong Fiberation 3ay $. !i.al 3ay 4. Annual 2rocession of the 9est of :t. Boseph %. Annual 2rocession of the 9east of :t. 9rancis de Assissi &. 9east of :an icolas de 'olentino 7. 9east of :an Foren.o !ui. 8. 9east of :an ,sidro Fabrador #. 9east of :to. iLo (0. 2# de Agosto Anni)ersary :epte*ber 2# $ :unday of May $rd :unday of Banuary August 2#
rd
'ate G)ery Monday Morning after 9lag !aising Cere*ony 9ebruary /( "ee+ celebration Bune (# March (# 4ctober 4
$o1ation?(ponsor City 1all Co*pound City Ao)ern*ent of Mandaluyong City Ao)ern*ent of Mandaluyong :anctuario de :an Bose 2arish :t. 9rancis de Assissi 2arish 6rgy. 6uayang 6ato 6rgy. 4ld Ianiga 6rgy. 1agdan 6ato ,taas 6rgy. 1agdan 6ato ,taas 6rgy. 1agdan 6ato ,taas
6uoyed by the )ictory, Mayor Abalos initiated brainstor*ing sessions to build up a strong center for the perfor*ing arts in the city, "ith *aster teachers being recruited to strengthen the *usical and terpsichorean talents of the children of Mandaluyong. ,n April 200$, the Mandaluyong Center for the 2erfor*ing Arts /MC2A0 "as for*ally launched. a*ed director of the MC2A is :ebastian 'rinidad, "ho pioneered ob)iously the Mandaluyong Children8s Chorus.
,t is a center that ai*s to de)elop the talents of Mandaluyong children and transfor* the* into "orld5 class perfor*ers. Considered to be a land*ar+ pro>ect of the Abalos8s ad*inistration, the MC2A is being e*ulated by other local go)ern*ent units /FA?s0. :uccessful applicants in the progra* "ent through rigorous screening by the faculty co*prised of *usicians fro* the ?ni)ersity of the 2hilippines College of Music /?2CM0. 4nce accepted, the applicant is considered a scholar since he or she "ill be trained and gi)en free -uality instruction by the faculty
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and their talents "ill be enhanced through perfor*ances in the )arious MC2A ense*bles. 'hese include the Mandaluyong !ondalla under the baton of Maestro elson 2ol)ori.a, "hich "on as a"ardee of the 200$ Metro Manila 9il*fest for 6est 2icture, C9ilipinasD. 'he Mandaluyong Choristers, under the super)ision of choir *aster :hiayenne 3i*aguilla, "ere recently billed together in a concert "ith yoy Eolante at the Music Museu*. Another ense*ble in the MC2A fa*ily is the Mandaluyong :tring 4rchestra, under the super)ision of Boshua Fegaspi and ,sidora Miranda /)iolin0, !o**el Ca*ba /)iola0, and 'heodore Ca*ba /cello0. 'hese four artists also *a+e up the Mandaluyong :tring Puartet. Aside fro* the :ight :inging and Gar 'raining *odules that are being taught to the scholars, progra*s for self de)elop*ent are also carried out through the efforts of operations *anager 48 eil 'orres and guidance counselor ancy Burado. 'ea* building "or+shops and indi)iduals as "ell as group counseling are done regularly to *onitor the child8s gro"th in and out of the progra*. 4utreach acti)ities to the co**unity are also being done by the MC2A through the 6ahaghari Concert :eries, "hich had eight concerts staged last year and "as capped "ith the a"eso*e Pa"@o "a ;angit at the Arand Atriu* of :hangri5Fa 2la.a. 'hese free concerts, other"ise called Cinfor*anceD or Cinfor*ation through perfor*anceD, had its season opener 9ebruary of 2004 at the lobby of the Jaban ng 1iyas. 7ith less than a year in operation, the MC2A *ade an e<pansion in the organi.ation of the ense*bles by opening a progra* for those "ho are in the (75$2 age brac+et "ho "ish to be a part of a choir. 'his ga)e birth to the Mandaluyong 2hilhar*onic Choir. Also +no"n as the Doro ng 0ayan, the choir is under the direction of Boshibiah de Buan, a pioneer *e*ber of the :an Miguel Master Chorale and arranger for the 2hilippine Madrigal :ingers. A long5ter* plan is also in the offing, to co*e up "ith the Mandaluyong :y*phony 4rchestra. Budging at the rate things are going in the field of perfor*ing arts, this is not too far fro* reality because the ground"or+ has already been laid.
6eyond the -uality *usic education and e*ulation that is being done by other institutions in our progra* for the cross section in our society, the MC2A is en)isioned to carry out the )alues learned in the center and help create a co**unity that li)es in har*ony and at peace. 1. *isual Arts 'he A!' is J44F is launched to gather talented children in the field of )isual arts and train the* under the super)ision of "inning )isual artists in the city led by !eynaldo A*ido. d. Pa9onggahan 2abonggahan is a yearly acti)ity of the local go)ern*ent in)ol)ing all depart*ents, sho"casing the talents of e*ployees through production nu*bers. 'his is one of the highlights of the city8s founding anni)ersary e)ery 9ebruary #. Cash pri.es are at sta+e for "inners. e. )/plo2eesE &dol G*ployees8 ,dol is inspired by the pheno*enal cra.ed CA*erican ,dolD that ai*s to disco)er the ne<t star a*ong city e*ployees. Contenders are featured e)ery Monday during the progra*. 'he sho"s alu*ni co*pete for cash and other pri.es. f. Pas@o na sa %iger Cit2.....'alu2ong sa +andalu2ong 2as+o na sa 'iger City........3aluyong sa Mandaluyong is ne"ly conceptuali.ed pro>ect, "here the City 1all is designed as a *a>or Christ*as attraction, dec+ed "ith Aiant Christ*as tree, colorful lights and tri**ings. ,t also features fun rides for children, nightly entertain*ent in)ol)ing local talents and *ore than 200 booths selling assorted products. 2. 9 (pe1ial (er8i1es Gndea)oring to pro*ote the general "elfare of its people, the city go)ern*ent has also ta+en into assisting specific indi)iduals in areas of e*ploy*ent, li)elihood and s+ills de)elop*ent, and in pursuing higher education through scholarships and grants. B.1 (u//er Progra/ for the )/plo2/ent of (tudents 5(P)(7
,n coordination "ith the 3epart*ent of Fabor and G*ploy*ent /34FG0, the city go)ern*ent e*ploys needy and deser)ing students aged (%52% years old
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e)ery su**er and Christ*as )acations pro)iding the* early e<posure to real office "or+ "ith full co*pensation on a &0%540% basis, the for*er co*ing fro* the city go)ern*ent "hile the latter is shouldered by the 34FG. :tudents not acco**odated in the City 1all are referred to pri)ate fir*s in the city, "ith the sa*e co*pensation arrange*ents >ointly shouldered by the 34FG and the e*ployer. 9or the past eight years /2000520080, the city through :2G: "as instru*ental in gi)ing >obs to hundreds of city youths. 9or 2007 and 2008 alone, total nu*ber of students hired "ere 200 and 200, respecti)ely. B.2 Cit2 of +andalu2ong Collegiate (1holarship Progra/
has produced %7 graduates fro* the pioneering batch, fi)e of "ho* graduated C?M FA?3G. 'he 4ffice of Cong. eptali M. Aon.ales also offers full scholarship benefits to the top 2 graduates of all city high schools through the eptali A. Aon.ales Me*orial :cholarship 9oundation, ,nc. :tarted in Bune 2008, it supports (# full scholars at present. B.; Pu9li1 )/plo2/ent (er8i1es?Fo9 Pla1e/ent
7hile the city pro)ides educational opportunities to its constituents fro* pri*ary to secondary le)el through public ele*entary and high school facilities, its ser)ices are e<tended to deser)ing students "anting to pursue higher education. :ince the progra* began in (##& and ha)ing tied up "ith !i.al 'echnological ?ni)ersity, it otably, 2G:4 has also been instru*ental in pro)iding o)erseas e*ploy*ent to a nu*ber of s+illed "or+ers in the city "ithout the hassles of place*ent fees usually associated "ith pri)ate o)erseas e*ploy*ent agencies. 'he 2G:4 occasionally hold >ob fairs both for local and o)erseas e*ploy*ent as a for* of infor*ation ca*paign and pro)ide *eeting )enue for e*ployers and prospecti)e >ob see+ers. 9or the last t"o /20 years, 2G:4 has generated and has been instru*ental in gi)ing thousands of e*ploy*ent opportunities to city residents. 6ecause of its e<e*plary perfor*ance in
As part of the city8s priority in i*pro)ing the -uality of life of its constituents through e*ploy*ent, the city go)ern*ent in coordination "ith the 34FG, e<ercising its *andate under !A 87%# other"ise +no" as 2G:4 Act of (### has established the 2ublic G*ploy*ent :er)ice 4ffice /2G:40 to focus on this aspect of social ser)ice. 2ri*ary function of 2G:4 is to assist local constituents see+ing e*ploy*ent of )arious nature. 'his is facilitated by the city go)ern*ent8s offer of ta< incenti)es to local fir*s and establish*ents accepting 2G:4 referrals.
i*ple*enting *a>ority of the 34FG progra*s and pro>ects, the Mandaluyong 2G:4 "as a"arded t"in title of 2A2AMAMA!,:A 6est 2G:4 M 2G:4 Manager for 2007. :u**ary of figures is detailed in Table 2.&). 'he 2G:4 does not stop at holding >ob fairs and finding >obs to the une*ployed. ,t also pro)ides alternati)e choices to people li+e house"i)es, the differently5abled persons and the urban poor "ho, because of their )aried circu*stances, *ay not be able to hold regular >obs. Table" 2.&* A 2.&8 details the 2G:4 li)elihood progra*s, special pro>ects and its beneficiaries.
Table 2.&) Profile of A11o/plish/ents : P)(" 2 2 A11o/plish/ents o. of >ob fairs conductedHassisted o. of participating establish*ents o. of applicants o. of applicants placedHhired o. of >ob )acancies solicited o. of :2G: hired 'otal no. of >obs created (04,4(8 Fo9 4air ((Q S $QQ 472Q S (2$QQ 2,227Q S 24&QQ %,7&(Q S (8,((0QQ &%,&(&Q S $8,802QQ A
A32
! 2 ! Regular Progra/ 3aily 287 2,487 (,%0# ($,2(4 200 (2$,7&( ($,2(4 (24,844 Fanuar2 3 No8e/9er 2 Fo9 4air 228 &#$ 4#,#74 &,8#( (24,844 Regular Progra/ 3aily $70 7,44& %,7$# (8,%2% 200 (8,72% 63 B Fo9 4air 77 &7% &$,2%# 4,$47 (2$,7&(
Regular Progra/ 3aily 2&2 %,408 2,7(8 27,%%( 2%0 27,%%(
Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice" that lasted si< *onths or *ore 4)erall total no. of >obs created that lasted si< *onths or *ore = Cob fair" conducted == Cob fair" a""i"ted ($(,#&# (48,(8# (4$,%&#
Table 2.&* P)(" $i8elihood Progra/: 2
Group Benefi1iaries a. 9or 3ifferently Abled 2ersons
%raining 5 ati)e Ja+anin 5 Meat 2rocessing 5 1air Cutting 5 !efle<ology 5 1air Cutting
'ate 9eb. (0, 2007
$o1ation Mandaluyong City Ay*nasiu* Jaban ng 1iyas, Mandaluyong City Mandaluyong City Ay*nasiu* Arnd 9lr. Multi Fe)el 2ar+ing, Mandaluyong City 5Andres 6onifacio ,ntegrated :chool 5Mataas na 2aaralan eptali M. Aon.ales 5G<ec. 6ldg., Mand. Cityhall
No. of Parti1ipants $7 4% $0 $% 2( 2(
o). 2(, 2007
b. 9or 'ransport :er)ice 1ouse"i)es c. ?rban 2oor Fi)elihood 'raining
5 ati)e Ja+anin
4ct. (0, 2007
5 !efle<ology 5 Meat 2rocessing
3ec. $, 2007
$0 70
d. 7alang ?ne*ployed +ung !esponsible +a /7?!J0
5Fabor Mr+t. ,nfo 5!eferral 52lace*ent 5G*ploy*ent Auidance Counseling
Ban. $0, 2008 Mar. ($, 2008 Mar. $0, 2008
7,4&&
Table 2.&8 (pe1ial Progra/s?ProCe1t: 2 Progra/?ProCe1ts ( 2 $ 4 % & Bob 9airs /2(70 4rgani.edHConducted Assisted Bob 9airs /240
B 'ate $o1ation No. of Parti1ipants (%,(&& Applicants 484 Co*panies 2#,44% Applicants 200 Co*panies Bune $, 2008 9ebruary &, 2008 Buly 2(, 2008 24GA, Mandaluyong City 4:1 6ldg, Pue.on City Mandaluyong G<ecuti)e 6ldg. 200 Mandaluyong Constituents
:pecial 2rogra*s for G*ploy*ent of :tudents /:2G:0 2re5G*ploye*ent 4rientation :e*inar Me*orandu* of ?nderstanding !eleasing of 74!J'!G2 Arant by 34FG
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Chapter II. Population and ocial er!ice" 7 74!J'!G2 4rientation M 'raining August ($, 2008 Jababaihan Ja+aiba ng Mandaluyong Conference !oo*, Mandaluyong City 1all Aarden 2ar+, Mandaluyong City 1all %7 Jababaihan
::: 74!J'!G2 :e*inar
August 2#, 2008
%7 Jababaihan
Cont. Progra/?ProCe1ts # 4ath 'a+ing of :a*ahan ng *ga 7or+trep sa Mandaluyong /:AMA74MA 0 :AMA74MA participation in the Fi)elihood G*ploy*ent 6a.aar A ',5,FFGAAF !GC!?,'MG ' /A,!0 'ate :ept. (%,2008 $o1ation Mandaluyong G<ecuti)e 6ldg. Mandaluyong City Ay* Co*plaints against $ agencies Action ta+en; 6usiness closure Mandaluyong G<ecuti)e 6ldg. Mandaluyong G<ecuti)e 6ldg. :igning of :ocial Accord M4A M 4ath 'a+ing of *e*bers of M',2C 3on 6osco 'echnical College Mandaluyong City 1otel !e*brant, Pue.on City (,000 No. of Parti1ipants
(0 ((
o). (( @ (%, 2008 a. b. Buly (#, 2008 August 2, 2008 :ept. 2#,2008 :ept. (#,2008
(2
M46,FG 2A::24!' :G!E,CG a. 2assport 2rocessing b. 2assport !eleasing
($ (4
Creation of M',2C through G<ecuti)e 4rder o. % Y4?'1 G '!G2!G G?! :?224!' /YG:0 4rientation Capacity 6uilding for 1u*an !esource Managers in 3e)eloping and Managing 3isplace*entH!etrench*ent 2rogra*s :trategic 2lanning @ 34FG 8th 2G:4 Congress Con)ention
(%
August &57, 2008
(& (7
Aug. 28 @ 2#, 2008 4ct. ( @ $, 2008
Casa Marinero, ,ntra*uros, Manila Al*ond ,nland !esort 1otel, 6utuan City, Mindanao 4ffice of the Eice Mayor, Mandaluyong City Jaban ng 1iyas, Mandaluyong City & 273s
(8
21,F1GAF'1 3istribution
4ctober $0, 2008 o). 24, 2008
(# 20
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