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Accomplishment Report of Ms. Marlene Po

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Accomplishment Report

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Ordinances

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Education

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Culture & the Arts


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October 2023

My dearest Barangay San Lorenzo, This is not the end of the story but the beginning From the bottom of my heart, I thank all of you

of a new chapter. Together with my family and

for giving me such a wonderful gift – to be of

with God guiding me with his light, we commit to

service to you, my ka-barangay. The trust you

continue to advocate for you in whatever capaci-

have given to me has indeed humbled yours tru-

ty we can. We will continue to stand together,

ly. I will eternally be grateful for the love you

work together and pray together to bring our

have shown me.

Barangay to greater heights.

How time flies! Even with a global crisis within

May God bless us all.

our neighbourhood in recent years, our commitment and sense of pride remained steadfast and burned strong in our hearts. For all your com-

Marlene Po

passion, again, thank you. I can say that it is only with your full support that the ordinances passed for our Barangay came to fruition because of all of you.

I truly loved every minute I have served as your Kagawad. You all have made me aware that we all serve a higher purpose in our lives and because of all of you, I continue to live my own purpose.

As my tenure in the Barangay comes to a close, my commitment to public service will live on as I will always be your servant leader!

Signature Marlene Po Kagawad Barangay San Lorenzo

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Ordinances

B.O. 2015-16 HONORING EVERYDAY HEROES IN BARANGAY SAN LORENZO Everyday heroes like our Kasambahays, drivers, etc. for dedicated service shall be honored by the community together with

B.O. 2016-01

their employers. These everyday heroes are ordinary individ-

OUTSTANDING SENIORS

uals who find the strength to persevere and

Recognizing and Honoring Outstanding Senior Citizens in Barangay San Lorenzo in honor of contributions to strengthen the community

endure in spite of overwhelming obstacles. They are persons of integrity with a will of compassion to serve others. The work of ordinary people doing extraordinary things will no longer go unnoticed as they make an exceptional impact on others,

B.O. 2015-09 ENTABLADO TEATRO NG SANLO Created the Community Theater of San Lorenzo to enrich the lives of the residents for the appreciation of the arts. This provides the residents a chance to explore and develop particular interests and talents and gives a public voice to marginalized experience. It also builds community pride and builds a sense of membership in the San Lorenzo community. The theater arts articulate the value of drama in fostering change on issues like gender discrimination, violence against women, how to prevent and stop it and, in the process, the actors and audience are empowered to make informed choices around.

B.O. 2014-08 BULLETIN BOARDS IN LEGASPI VILLAGE BUILDINGS An ordinance mandating that a bulletin board exclusively for official barangay notices/announcements be set up in a very conspicuous place in all residential and office buildings within barangay San Lorenzo, notably Legaspi Village.

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B.O. 2014-05 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES DAY Since 2014 and every year thereafter, December 3 has been declared as a day for Persons with Disabilities in Barangay San Lorenzo.

B.O. 2015-11 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES CASH ALLOWANCE A cash gift program was established for persons with disabilities (PWDs) providing Php1,000.00 (one thousand pesos) twice a year. All PWDs with valid IDs and residents of Barangay San Lorenzo shall be included in this program.

B.O. 2014-14 18-DAY CAMPAIGN TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN To mark the campaign to end violence against women, an 18-day program will be held starting 2015 and every year thereafter. Events such as seminars, lectures, film showing, plays, exhibits, etc. shall be held in collaboration with the Philippine Commission on Women (PCW) and women’s groups.

B.O. 2014-03 B.E.S.T. PROJECT An ordinance institutionalizing the Barangay San Lorenzo E-skwela Project, to be known as the barangay Eskwela sanlo Tayo or B.E.S.T. project by establishing a barangay based e-learning center or barangay eskwela center for students of the alternative learning system (ALS), specifically out-of-school youths (OSYS) and outof-school adults (OSAS) in barangay San Lorenzo, Makati and creating a B.E.S.T management committee and defining its functions and responsibilities.

October 2023


Continuing

Education


Alternative Learning System (ALS): Elementary and High School; In partnership with the Department of Education, Makati Is a parallel learning system that provides a practical option to the existing formal instruction geared towards Filipinos who have not had the opportunity to complete formal education. In the case of San Lorenzo, a great majority of ALS students are household staff or their dependents who dropped out of school, mainly because of financial challenges

Continuing

Education


Continuing

Education

Special Courses

Two year Courses

Six-month courses in a) Caregiv-

1) Information and Communications

ing; b) Massage Therapy; c) Hotel

Technology

and Restaurant Services (table

Partner school: International Electron-

setting, skirting, bedmaking and

ics and Technical Institute Makati

mixing mocktail and cocktail drinks.)

2) Hotel and Restaurant Management

Launched in June 2017 in part-

Partner School: International Electron-

nership with the Department of

ics and Technical Institute Makati and

Education, Makati

Global Innovative College, Makati


Learn from the best

Culinary Education


Chef Dino Ferrari: Cooking and Using Traditional French Techniques for Asian Recipes


Culture & the arts


Art Projects


Barangay San Lorenzo 65 Amorsolo St. San Lorenzo Village, Makati, Philippines


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