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CASE SUMMARY REPORT
Annex F
Date: February 01, 2024
IDENTIFYING INFORMATION:
Grantee’s Name : Liezel Alvez Alcasid
Household ID Number : 037110006-7832-00011
HH Set Group : 6D
National ID Number : None
Sex : Female
Birthday : November 04,1983
Age : 39
Place of Birth : Mabalacat, Pampanga
Civil Status : Married
Present Address : Sitio Laoag, Maloma San Felipe Zambales
Educational Attainment : College Graduate
Contact information : None
Religion : Catholic
IP Affiliation : N/A
Source of Information : Liezel Alvez Alcasid
Date of Registration : May 8, 2013
Years in the Program : 9 years
Current HH level of well-being : 3
Client Status upon Exit : CS31
FAMILY COMPOSITION
Type of
Relationship to the Staying with Monitored Educational
Name of HH Member Birthday Age Sex Civil Status Occupation Monthly Income Disability
Grantee the HH (Y/N) Child (Y/N) Attainment
(if applicable)
Under Graduate
Rudolf N. Alcasid 11/20/1981 40 M M Husband Y N Plant Manager 50,000.00
College
College
Reak State
Liezel Alvez Alcasid 11/04/1983 39 F M Grantee Y N 100,000.00
Agent
Graduate
Ashley Danaia A.
11/16/2005 17 F S Daughter Y N High School Student
Alcasid
Rudolf Alcasid Jr. 08/21/2007 15 M S Son Y Y High School Student
Ralph Kevin A.
10/15/2008 14 M S Son Y Y High School Student
Alcasid
Rainneil Liam
08/27/17 5 M S Son Y Y Kinder Student
Alcasid
CASE DEVELOPMENT
I. Case Development
Liezl Alvez Alcasid is a Set 6C registered household of Barangay San Maloma, San Felipe, Zambales with household ID number 037110006-7832-00011. She
is living with her husband and together with her one daughter, and three sons.
The monitored children in their household are her daughter, Ashley Danaia, Grade 11 student and her sons Rudolf, Grade 10 student and ralph Kevin, Grade 9
student enrolled at Gov. Manuel D. Barretto national High School.
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Per validation, Liezl, has recently acquired a permanent position as administrative Assistant at LGU-San Felipe. She earns eighteen thousand pesos
(Php18,000) per month. Her husband Rudolf is a heavy equipment operator at New Zealand who earns one hundred thousand pesos (Php100,000) per month.
Further, the family owns a house, rent-free lot with consent from the owner. The roof is made up of galvanized sheets and outer walls are made up of concrete
materials. Their house underwent renovation five years ago. The family has a source of electricity and has access to potable water. The house is furnished and
they have appliances such as a 32” flat screen television, washing machine with dryer, sala set, dining set, laptop and refrigerator. They also own a motorcycle
with sidecar that serve as an additional form of income for the family.
In the long run of being a Pantawid beneficiary, Liezl affirmed that there were developments and improvements incurred in the level of their well-being. She has
attended Family Development Sessions completely from the start of the program. She attentively listened and shared the learning with her children. The core
impact of the program in the family was the behavioral changes that includes the needs of family activities and shared responsibilities in doing household chores,
cooperate in the activities of the community like clean up drive, brigada eskwela, and 4 o’clock habit, importance of saving money as Liezl pushes her children to
have micro-savings out of their excess allowances in school.
As to the ability to discern problems, the household ensures that all family members are included when it comes to decision making. It also molds their children
in making firm decisions in their lives in the future. The household believes that participation of each member in problem-solving plays a vital role in their family.
After four years of the last SWDI administration conducted in 2015 with a score of 2.6 or Subsistence Level, the DSWD conducted the re-assessment in 2019.
Based on the 2019 SWDI result, the household got a score of 2.87 Self-sufficiency level. There was an increase of .27 compared to the 2015 assessment. It was
manifested by the following: the family’s monthly per capita income is above the official monthly per capita food threshold in the province, there is a family
member who is an active member of the GSIS/SSS or has an access to savings and loan associations and the household has installed electricity, has an access
to sanitary toilet facility, safe drinking water, have reported assets that provide an additional income for the family.
Liezl admitted the improvement of the family’s well-being compared to the life situation they had before they entered the Pantawid Pamilya Program. They have
no stable job prior program inclusion, and house is made up of light materials, no electricity and has no access to basic services such as health services. The
family’s perseverance to increase the level of their well-being was also achieved since she got the permanent position in the LGU of San Felipe, Zambales in the
year 2022.
In addition to this, the result of the Family Risk and Vulnerability Assessment of the family has no risk in all thematic areas which is an indicator that the family
has a high level of functioning.
Based on the overall assessment, the household manifests the basic qualities and capabilities to sustain their well-being. The family members aside from strong
family ties, they have perseverance and positive disposition in life. It was also assessed that the household has a contingency plan as to the readiness of the
family to unexpected or emergency cases in the presence of savings, and government insurances.
The household can sustain its level of well-being and is able to provide the health and educational needs of his children without the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino
Program.
INTERVENTIONS PROVIDED
Interventions Provided Date Completed/ Accomplished Involved Parties
Conduct of Family Development Session May 2013 up to present DSWD
Monitoring of compliance to health and education of the May 2013 up to present DSWD
children beneficiaries
Provision of Grants in Education and Health May 2013 up to present DSWD
Provision of Rice subsidy 2016 up to present DSWD
Provision of UCT 2018-2020 DSWD
ESP-SAP recipient CoVid Pandemic 2020 DSWD
Home visitation February 2020 DSWD
November 2020
October 2021
June 2022
Administration of SWDI 2015, 2019, 2021,2023 DSWD
TRANSITION/ EXIT PLAN
Responsible Person/
Objectives Suggested Intervention/ Activities Timeline Expected Outcome
Agency
Increase awareness on the existing To discuss existing programs and DSWD-SLP February to April 2024 The household can able to apply for the
programs and services offered by the LGU services LGU specific program based on their needs.
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To household will be able to continuously Conduct of home visitation and case Alcasid family February 2024 Continuously monitoring of the LGU on the
monitor its progress and development after management LGU/MSWDO onwards progress and development of the exited
exiting the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino household beneficiary and able to provide
Program. aftercare services to be able to sustain its
level of well-being.
RECOMMENDATION
Based on the assessment, the household is able to sustain its level of well-being and is able to provide the health and educational needs of the children without
the Pantawid program. Hence, the undersigned respectfully recommends the household of Liezel A. Alcasid with household ID number 037110006-7832-00011
to exit from the program and formally endorsed to local government unit for the continues monitoring.
Prepared by: Reviewed by:
LYKO B. LIM JESSICA G. TALAUE
Municipal Link Social Welfare Officer III
Date: ___________ Date: ___________
Noted by: Approved by:
GEZELLE ANNE V. GARCIA JOSEPHINE C. DELA TONGA
Provincial Link OIC-Division Chief
Exit plan concurred by:
Liezel A. Alcasid ROWEL A. VILLANUEVA
Name of the Household Grantee Name of the LGU Social Worker
Date: ____________ Date: _____________
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