REBUILD Project Directory of Services

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November 2013

Directory of Services, November 2013


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Published by Handicap International - Philippines Program under its

project Rebuilding Economies after Typhoon Ketsana and Strengthening

Baras Municipality Utilities for an Inclusive Local Development (REBUILD

Project).

Compilation done by REBUILD Project TeamMary Grace BabanMaria Conception PenetranteKahlille Jolly SeranillaRonald GeniseJoecelyn PanlilioShirley Ferrera

Jezzalyn CasinaoRacquel Buenaventura

With contributions fromSatish MishraShirin KianiDiosdado MendozaGilbert Guevarra

Edward ElloGaetane Bleher

EditingFlorentina Urag

Layout and design

Daryl Zamora

2013 Handicap International - Philippines Program


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Disclaimer

The aim of this Directory of Services is to provide basic information

regarding organizations that offer assistance to persons with disabilities

and other vulnerable groups. Handicap International or funding bodies of

this directory do not accept any liability regarding quality of services

provided by organizations mentioned in this directory. This document will

be updated every 6 months. A feedback form is provided at the back of

this directory. Handicap International welcomes any comment,

suggestion and update of this document for future use. For more

information please visit our website at www.handicapinternational.ph or

you may visit our REBUILD project office or Manila coordination office

(please see feedback form).

With special thanks to the service providers for their participation and

kind support in providing the information.

The REBUILD Project is funded by

the Swiss Solidarity and the European Union


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ABOUT HANDICAP INTERNATIONAL

AND THE REBUILD PROJECT

Handicap Internationalis an independent and impartial international aidorganization working in situations of poverty and exclusion, conflict and

disaster. Working alongside persons with disabilities and other vulnerable

groups throughout the world, our action and testimony are focused on

responding to their essential needs, improving their living conditions and

promoting respect for their dignity and their fundamental rights. Handicap

International was founded in 1982 and a co-recipient of the Nobel Peace

Prize in 1997 and the recipient of the Hilton Humanitarian Prize in 2011

Handicap International in the Philippineshas been operational since

1985 and is one of the key organizations in the disability sector in the

country. It has a wide range of complementary projects which assists to

promote inclusion of persons with disabilities and their issues in

development policies and actions, build capacities of key local

stakeholders and reduce the impact of natural disasters and conflicts.

The REBUILD Project is a three-year inclusive livelihood and rights-based project (January 2012 to December 2014) which is implemented inthe Municipality of Baras by Handicap International. The Project aims toprovide:

Access to livelihood and social opportunities for 250 vulnerablehouseholds (those with people with disabilities, older persons, andsingle women who head their households) in Barangays SanJuan, San Jose and Pinugay

Support in enhancing the capacity of the municipal level andbarangay level Disabled Peoples Organizations (DPO) in the 10Barangays of Baras, Rizal.

Support in enhancing the capacity of service providers to haveinclusive services in Baras, Rizal.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction 1

How to Use the Directory 2

List of Service Providers 3

The Service Providers 5

Health Service Providers 5

Municipal Health Office 5

Better Hearing Philippines 6

Resources for the Blind, Inc. 8

Education Service Provider 9

Department of EducationAlternative Learning

System

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Livelihood and Employment Service Providers 10

Municipal Agricultural Office 10

Kasamahan sa Kalikasang Pagsasaka,Multi-Purpose Cooperative

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Public Employment Service Office 12

Tulay sa Pag-unlad, Inc. 14

Tahanang Walang Hagdanan, Inc. 16

Social Enhancement for EntrepreneurialDevelopment (SEED) Center Philippines, Inc.

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Social Service Providers 19

Municipal Social Welfare and DevelopmentOffice

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Training (Business Development) ServiceProviders

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INSOL Development Foundation, Inc. 21

Development Organization Supporting DPO 23

Cerebral Palsy Association Philippines (CPAP) 23


Women with Disabilities Leap Social andEconomic Progress, Inc. (WOWLEAP)

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Philippine Association for Citizens withDevelopmental and Learning Disabilities

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Specialized Services 27



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Better Hearing Philippines 31

Resources for the Blind, Inc. 33

Cerebral Palsy Association Philippines (CPAP) 34


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INTRODUCTION

The promotion of the full and equal enjoyment of all human rights and

fundamental freedoms by all persons with disabilities is enshrined in theUnited Nation Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

(UNCRPD). As one of the signatories, the Philippine Government enacted

national policies and programs to promote and advance inclusion of

disability issues. Among these are Batas Pambansa(B.P.) 344 otherwise

known as Accessibility law, Republic Act (R.A.) 7277 or the Magna

Carta of Persons with Disabilities, R.A. 9442 amending R.A 7277, and

the recent R.A 10070, an act creating the Persons with Disability AffairsOffice (PDAO) in each province, city and municipality.

However, issues and concerns of persons with disabilities such as

accessibility, health, education, employment, equality and non-

discrimination are still not addressed partly due to lack of information on

services available from the service providers operating in the areas.

To bridge this gap in information needs, Handicap International has put

together information on service providers that are relevant to the needs

of persons with disabilities. This information material known as Directory

of Serviceswill hopefully assists the vulnerable sector such as persons

with disabilities including their family and caregiver; senior citizens; single

women-headed households and their household members, of the

Municipality of Baras, Rizal province in locating service providers that

correspond to their needs.

Handicap International highly appreciates the contribution of all

individuals and organizations in the development and compilation of this

directory of services. Among others, Handicap International is grateful to

the Swiss Solidarity and European Union for their support of this directory

of services.


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HOW TO USE THE DIRECTORY

Reading the details given in this directory of services will help you

understand:

1. Who would benefit from this directory

2. What you can look for in the following pages

3. How the information has been classified and presented and why

we have chosen to present it the way we have

In this directory, we included information on development organizations

that may not be providing direct services to persons with disabilities, but

are playing the role of coordination, referral and linkages to provide

persons with disabilities access to services. In addition, some of these

organizations are involved in advocacy work on disability issues.

Since such organizations maybe working at the community level, it may

be easier for persons with disabilities to contact them directly and obtain

information from them about specific services that they may need.

Information has also been included on services provided by some

hospitals in the district. For each institution, details have been provided

on:

Contact details

Types of services the institutions provide Geographical coverage

Beneficiaries of services: Under this you will find information

on whether the services are for persons with disabilities, senior

citizens, women and men; or the general public.


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LIST OF SERVICE PROVIDERS

Type of Service Providers Name of Service Providers

Health Service Providers

Municipal Health Office

Better HearingPhilippines

Resources for the Blind,Inc.

Education Service Providers Department of Education

Alternative LearningSystem

Livelihood and EmploymentService Providers

Municipal AgriculturalOffice

Kasamahan saKalikasang Pagsasaka,

Multi-PurposeCooperative

Public EmploymentService Office

Tulay sa Pag-Unlad, Inc.

Tahanang WalangHagdanan, Inc.

Social Enhancement forEntrepreneurialDevelopment (SEED)Center Philippines, Inc.

SocialService Providers

Municipal Social Welfareand Development Office

Training (BusinessDevelopment) ServiceProviders

INSOL DevelopmentFoundation, Inc.


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Development Organizationsupporting DPO

Cerebral PalsyAssociation Philippines(CPAP)

Tahanang Walang

Hagdanan, Inc. Women with Disabilities

Leap Social andEconomic Progress, Inc.(WOWLEAP)

Philippine Association forCitizens withDevelopmental and

Learning Disabilities

Specialized Services

Tahanang WalangHagdanan, Inc.

Women with DisabilitiesLeap Social andEconomic Progress, Inc.(WOWLEAP)

Philippine Association forCitizens withDevelopmental andLearning Disabilities

Better HearingPhilippines

Resources for the Blind,Inc.

Cerebral PalsyAssociation Philippines(CPAP)


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HEALTH SERVICE PROVIDERS

Name of ServiceProvider Municipal Health Office of Baras

Legal Status Government

Office Address MHO building, Barangay Mabini, Baras, Rizal

Contact Person/s Alberto Penre

Contact Number 368- 4942

Area/s covered foroperations

Ten (10) Barangays of Baras

Beneficiaries ofservices

People of Baras

Services Available

Awareness Programs1

Adolescent and Youth Health Program

Breastfeeding TSEK: Tama, Sapat, Eksklusibo Environmental Health

Family Planning

Food and Waterborne Diseases Prevention and Control

Program

National Rabies Prevention and Control Program

Maternal and Child Health Care

Malaria Control Program

1Programs under this are provided through orientations conducted by MHO and also DOH

(for national programs). These are usually conducted annually, depending on schedule of

celebrations/events at national and local level, and participants are usually invited by the

agency through announcements


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Natural Family Planning

National HIV/STI Prevention Program

National Mental Health Program

National Dengue Prevention and Control Program National Prevention of Blindness Program

Smoking Cessation Program

Nutrition Education

Health/Medical Services

Dental Health Program

Expanded Program on Immunization

New Born Screening

Measles Elimination Campaign (Ligtas Tigdas(9-59 monthsold children2)

Tuberculosis Control Program

Filariasis Elimination Program

Medical Check-up/ Consultation

Provision of Potable Water Program

(SALINTUBIG Program - Sagana at Ligtas na Tubig Para sa

Lahat)

Name of ServiceProvider

Better Hearing Philippines

Legal Status Non-Government

Office Address

2nd floor, Dizziness Center, UST Hospital,Espaa, Sampaloc, Manila

Unit 1, Merchant Square Bldg., 1386 E.Rodriguez Sr. Boulevard corner Mabolo St., New

Manila, Quezon City73 Edelweiss St., ESLA Homes, Cainta, Rizal

2This is targeted only for those who did not receive measles vaccine and MMR, and for

children age 9 to 59 months


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Contact Number 414-9357 / 09275470385

Website www.bhphil.org

Email Address [email protected]@hotmail.com

Area/s coveredfor operations

Nationwide


Persons with hearing impairment

Community-based Organizations Government and Non- Government

Organizations

Services Available

Medical Services

Service Delivery (screening and diagnostic evaluation ofpatients)

Ear and Hearing Diagnostic

Pure Tone Audiometry

Speech Audiometry

Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential

Hearing Aid Fitting and Evaluation

Ear Mold

Pediatric Audiology

Play Audiometry

Visual Response Observation

Audiometry Behavioral Observation Audiometry

Auditory Brainstem Response

Oto-acoustic Emission

Hearing Aid Fitting and Evaluation
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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To avail of these services, please refer to the following procedures:

i. Individualindividuals to arrange a schedule through phone call ore-mail. Free hearing evaluation on Wednesdays, Thursdays and

Fridays.

ii. Institutional government and non-government organizations thatare sending patients for evaluation to arrange a schedule throughwritten request addressed to Dr. Norberto Martinez

iii. Outside Base Hospital/Ear and Hearing Missionsgovernment andnon-government organizations to write request for on-site hearing

evaluation with details of the planned activity/mission


Resources for the Blind, Inc.

Legal Status Non-Government, Christian Organization

Office Address623 COTI Bldg., 623 EDSA Cubao, QuezonCity

Contact Person/s Randy W. Weisser

Contact Number 726-3021 to 24

Fax Number 63-2-727-0077

Email Address [email protected]


Nationwide



Community-based Organizations

Government and Non-Government

Organizations


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EDUCATION SERVICE PROVIDER

Services Available

Assistive Devices

Braille Production Braille Bible

Braille Magazines

Braille Textbooks

Philippine Braille Technology Center

Social Services

Prevention of Blindness Eye Surgery

School-based Eye Screening

Low Vision Services

Counselling

Rehabilitation

Summer Camp

Training for Parents


Department of EducationAlternativeLearning System


Office Address District Office of Baras, Rizal

Contact Person/sNicanor C. Macarulay, Principal IIEmelinda V. Midrano, Master Teacher/District

ALS Coordinator

Contact Number 09216047165



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LIVELIHOOD AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES


Municipality of Baras, Rizal


Uneducated out-of-school children, youth

and adults Basically literate out-of-school youth and

adults who may have not completedelementary (Grade 6) and secondary (4thyear high school) and other children ofschool age who are not in school

Services Available

Educational Services

Basic Literacy Program

Accreditation and Equivalency

Skills Development Services3

Literacy cum Livelihood Reflexology

Baking and Cooking

Welding Class

Practical Electricity

Organic Farming

Dressmaking and Cosmetology


Municipal Agricultural Office


3No regular schedule for these trainings. Provision of these services depends on the

demands/requests received by the Alternative Learning System Coordinator from

contacts in the communities. Once scheduled, the coordinator announces it through

the barangay LGU


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Office AddressMunicipal Hall, Barangay Santiago, Baras,Rizal

Contact Person/s Yoniza SJ Matamis

Contact Number 0917-815-4213 / 570-2915 (local 115)




People of Baras

Services Available

Agricultural Services

Farmers Field School

Integrated Pest Management

Integrated Fertilizer Management

Distribution of Seeds

Large Animals Registration (Branding) Technical Assistance on:

Farming

Technical support to raising animals

Technical support to growing vegetables

Meat and Vegetable Registration

Seminar on Organic Farming and Fertilizer

Provision of Fingerlings


Kasamahan sa Kalikasang Pagsasaka,Multi- Purpose Cooperative (KAKASA MPC)


Office Address 109 San Jose St., Brgy. San Juan, Baras, Rizal

Contact Person/s Danny Digo



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Province of Rizal

Beneficiaries of

services People of Baras (Upland and Lowland Farmers)

Services Available


Organic Farming

Technology Transfer

Organic Fertilizer Processing Organic Rice Production

Organic Farming Inputs

Organic Soap/ Essential and other Wellness products


Public Employment Service Office(PESO)


Office AddressJP Rizal St. Sitio Soro- Soro, Brgy.Santiago, Baras, Rizal

Contact Person/sRosa Maria Dinozo

Bayani Cecilio

Contact Numbers653-39-0909303951571




Jobseekers, Employers, Students, Out ofSchool Youth, Migratory Workers,Planners, Researchers, Persons withDisabilities, Returning Overseas FilipinoWorkers, Displaced Workers


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Services Available

PESO links or implements other programs and services offered by thePESO - Rizal Provincial Office, the Department of Labor andEmployment (DOLE - Rizal Provincial Office), Technical Educationand Skills Development Authority (TESDA - Rizal Provincial Office)and Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)

Employment Services

Job Fairs

These shall be conducted periodically in the municipality to bringtogether in one venue the job seekers and employers for immediatematching.

Livelihood and Self-employment Bazaars

These will give clients information on the array of livelihood programsthey choose to avail of, particularly in the rural areas.

Special Credit Assistance for Placed Overseas Workers

This type of assistance will enable poor but qualified applicants toavail of opportunities for overseas employment.

Special Program for Employment of Students and Out-of-SchoolYouth (SPESOS)

This program shall endeavor to provide employment to deservingstudents and out-of-school youths coming from poor families duringsummer and/or Christmas vacations as provided for under Republic

Act No. 7323 and its implementing rules, to enable them to pursuetheir education.

Work Appreciation Program (WAP)

This program aims to develop the values of work appreciation andethics by exposing the young to actual work situations


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Name of Service Provider Tulay sa Pag-unlad, Inc.

Legal StatusNon-Government (Micro FinanceInstitution)

Office AddressStar Foundation Building, M.H. Del PilarStreet, Plaza Aldea, Tanay, Rizal

Contact Person/s Nia Roxanne Perez

Contact Number693-3710

09268745026

Website www.tspi.org


Nationwide (Luzon & Mindanao)

Beneficiaries of services

Entrepreneurs

Interested individuals who arewilling to engage in micro-enterprisewill have to organize themselvesinto groups of twenty-five to thirtymembers to be able to access theservices

Services Available

Financial Services

Kabuhayan Program

Collateral free loans of anywhere between P500.00-P50,000.00 to individuals who will join other borrowers in groups oftwenty- five to thirty members.

Loan payments are guaranteed by the groups where the

borrower is a member to instil discipline and solidarity. Loans are payable in six months on a weekly basis

Maunlad Program

Collateral-based loans to individual kabuhayan members ofmore than two years standing.


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Loans range from P30,000P150,000, payable in six toeighteen months, with a flexible repayment schedule.

Palayan Program

Offers rice farmers loans of P20,000-P35,000 per hectare,providing them much needed funds for rice productionactivities as a source of livelihood. Loans are granted toindividuals who form themselves into borrowers group.

Housing and Sanitation Loan Program

A facility for housing and/ or toilet construction or renovationwith loans up to P100,000 for housing loan and up to P15,000

for toilet loan. Loan terms range from eighteen months to five years.

Health Care Program

Offers individual members with loans amounting to P1, 200.00,payable in six months, as premium payment for one yearhealth coverage.

Gives members and their dependents access to personal

health care services, including in-patient hospital care and out-patient medical care, as early as three months after thepremium is paid.

Educational Loan Assistance

Offers loans for any schoolrelated expenses of themembers children.

The amount of loan is determined by education level atmaximum of P10,000 payable in three to six months, with

weekly repayment.

Micro-Insurance

This service is provided to TSPI employees, members andtheir immediate families through TSPI Mutual Benefit

Association, Inc. for an annual premium of only P240.00. Thepackage consists of mandatory benefits: term life, accidentaldeath, dismemberment and disablement and equity value.

For a separate premium payable weekly, and depending onthe size of the loans, loan availment benefits include: creditlife, term life, accidental death, dismemberment anddisablement.


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Services Available

VocationalTraining and Employment Related Services

Rehabilitation and Vocational Training

Referral to Job Placement

Skills Development Services

On-the-job training to caregiver students

Clinical internship program to graduating physical therapystudents

Financial Services

Micro Finance (only in the municipalities of Angono, Cainta and

Jala-Jala)


Social Enhancement for EntrepreneurialDevelopment (SEED) Center Philippines,Inc.

Legal Status Non-Government Organization (NGO)

Office Address

Head Office:4-247 Antero Miranda Compound, Panapaan

IV, Bacoor, Cavite

Antipolo Office:#19 GSIS Avenue, Cogeo Village, AntipoloCity, Rizal

Contact Person/s Hilda C. Aytin

Contact Number (+63) (046) 417-1316(+63) (923) 339-1149

Website http://seedcenterphilippines.org/



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3 cities (Bacoor, Dasmarias, Cavite) and 4municipalities (Imus, Tanza, Noveleta, Silang)of Cavite; cities of Paraaque and Pasay inMetro Manila; and 3 barangays (San Jose,San Juan, Pinugay) of Municipality of Baras,Rizal


Underprivileged individuals, families andcommunities including persons withdisabilities, older persons and women

Services Available

Financial Services

Microloans

Binhing Pag-asa Loan

Binhing Pagsisikap

Binhing Pagbabago Loan

Capital build-up Village Savings

Microinsurance services

Socio-Economic Services

Intensive Business Coaching (IBC)

Identification of business idea Business planning

Value chain analysis

Capacity building on business management

Financial Literacy Trainings

Controlling household expenses

Over indebtedness

Savings


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SOCIAL SERVICE PROVIDERS


Municipal Social Welfare and DevelopmentOffice


Office Address Municipal Hall, Barangay Santiago, Baras, Rizal

Contact

Person/s Mary Ann Geronimo


E-mail Address [email protected]


Municipality of Baras, Rizal


Indigent individuals and families

Parents of pre-school children from 3-5 yearsof age

Persons with Disabilities

Victims of natural or man-made calamities

Solo Parents and Senior Citizens (60 yearsold and above)

Applicants for marriage license aged 18-25

Services Available

SocialServices

NOTE: General requirement to avail the services: Should be aresident of Municipality of Baras.

Burial Assistance Medical Assistance

Food and Transportation Assistance

Provision of Disaster Relief Assistance

Provision of Solo Parent Identification Card/Certification (RA

8972)


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Provision/ Issuance of Certificate of Indigency

Provision/ Issuance of Senior Citizens Identification Card

Provision/ Issuance of Senior Citizen Purchase Booklet

Provision/ Issuance of Person with Disability IdentificationCard

Provision/ Issuance of Person with Disability Purchase

Booklet

Provision of Individual and Family

Counselling (as the need arises)

Regular financial assistance for patients who undergo dialysis

Social Pension for Indigent Senior Citizens Food for Work

Provision of the Day Care Service Program

Provision of Pre-Marriage Counselling

Provision/Issuance of Senior Citizens Identification Card

Provision/Issuance of Senior Citizen Purchase Booklet

Cash for Work

Cash for Training Provision of Philhealth Card

Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps)

Seminars

Parents Effectiveness

Gender Awareness and Sensitivity

Skills Development Services Trainings

Urban Gardening

Rag Making

Reflexology

Food Processing (Meat and Fish)

Mobility Aid Services

Provision of Physical Restoration Assistance

Health and Nutrition Services

Supplementary Feeding Program to twenty-six (26) day carecenters in ten (10) barangays of Baras.

Seminar on Health and Nutrition Education


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TRAINING SERVICE PROVIDERS

ON BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT


Technical Support on Organic Farming

Environmental Protection Services

Trainings on:

Solid Waste Management

Climate Change Adaptation

Temporary Shelter for Street Children and Family

Temporary Shelter for Abused, Abandoned and NeglectedChildren

Referral to Other Networks/Partners Cleft Lip and Palate Operation

Cataract Screening and Operation

Mental Health Program


INSOL Development Foundation, Inc.

Legal Status Non-Government (Micro-Finance Institution)

Office Address#482 R. Palma St. (Ibaba), San Pedro, Morong,Rizal

ContactPerson/s

Milagrosa Bunker

Contact Number 213-6081

Website www.insolfoundation.com

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Rizal Province

Antique

Laguna

South Metro Manila


Entrepreneurs

Interested individuals who are willing toengage in micro enterprise

Services Available


Enterprise Advantage: Training/ Skills Development

Personal Management

Managing Finance Managing Markets

Managing Operations

Managing People

Enterprise Identity

Branding

Logo Design

Label Design

Enterprise Packaging Production of food items (meat processed into sausage or

dried fish and other food products)

Referral to Other Networks/ Partners

Enterprise Connection

Business Registration

Product Testing and Certification Technical Skills Development

Technology Inputs

Financial Services

Market Access and Promotion


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DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONS SUPPORTING

DISABLED PEOPLES ORGANIZATIONS


Cerebral Palsy Association Philippines(CPAP)


Office Address27 Santolan St., La Colina Subd., Fortune 1802,

Marikina City

ContactPerson/s

Charito Manglapus

Contact Number448- 9640448-4096+639214740277

Email Address [email protected]/[email protected]


Nationwide


Persons with cerebral palsy, CommunityBased Organizations


Organizations

Services Available

Capability Building

Functional and vocational assessment and training of

members

Personality development

Team building Communication skills

Peer counselling

Values formation

Orientation of parents of children with cerebral palsy
mailto:[email protected]/mailto:[email protected]/mailto:[email protected]/


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Training of potential leaders in management skills, goal setting

and group facilitating

Social Services

Community OutreachMedical Missions

Sports development for persons with Cerebral Palsy (PWCP)

Name of Service

ProviderTahanang Walang Hagdanan, Inc.


Office Address 175 Aida St. Marick Subd.Cainta, Rizal

Contact Person/s Jocelyn C. Garcia

Contact Number655-0055655-0812

Fax Number 655-4580

Website http://www.tahanangwalanghagdanan.org

Email Address [email protected]@tahanangwalanghagdanan.org


Rizal Province


Persons with disabilities and their families

Services Available

Mobility Aid Services

Provision of Assistive Devices
http://www.tahanangwalanghagdanan.org/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.tahanangwalanghagdanan.org/


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Social Services

Sports and Recreation Program

Organizing Painting Workshops

Dancing on Wheelchairs Band or Music

Sports Activities

Name of Service

Provider

Women with Disabilities Leap Social and

Economic Progress, Inc. (WOWLEAP)


Office Address11 Magandang Lahi St., Taytay Rizal

#73 Edelweiss St. ESLA Homes, Cainta, Rizal

ContactPerson/s

Leah Cruzado

Contact NumberLandline: (02) 6649154, 6565543, 6611621Mobile: 0908-8829703

Website http://wowleap2000.tripod.com


Area/s coveredfor operations:

Cainta, Taytay, and Baras, Rizal

Tacloban

Hilongos

Bacolod City

Makilala
http://wowleap2000.tripod.com/http://wowleap2000.tripod.com/


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Individual Filipino women with any kind ofdisability, residing anywhere in the world, whowish to make a difference in the lives of other

women with disabilities

Services Available

Capacity Building

Promotion of the rights of women with disabilities to become

active participants in social and economic activities in theirrespective community

Facilitate access of women with disabilities to resources

necessary for their active participation in social and economic

activities in their communities




Office Address 69 Ermin Garcia St., Cubao, Quezon City

Contact Person/s Jean Gonzales

Contact Number(02) 4106848721069409197836494

Website http://pacdld.org

http://pacdld.org/http://pacdld.org/http://pacdld.org/


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SPECIALIZED SERVICES

Area/s covered for operations

Mandaluyong City

San Juan City

Quezon City Marikina City

Baras, Rizal

San Vicente, Laguna

San Pedro, Laguna

Baguio City

Bontoc

La Trinidad

Benguet Zamboanga City

Zamboanga Sibugay

Zamboanga del Sur

Zamboanga del Norte

Zamboanga de Basilan City

Beneficiaries of

services

Citizens with developmental and learning

disabilities and their families

Services Available

Awareness Programs

Prevention, Early Detection and Intervention of Disabilities

Lecture on Autism and Film Showing on Autism


Tahanang Walang Hagdanan, Inc.


Office Address 175 Aida St. Marick Subd., Cainta, Rizal

Contact Person/s Jocelyn C. Garcia


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Office Address11 Magandang Lahi St., Taytay Rizal

#73 Edelweiss St. ESLA Homes, Cainta, Rizal

Contact Person/s Leah Cruzado

Contact NumberLandline: (02) 664-9154, 656-5543, 661-1621

Mobile: 0908-882-9703

Website http://wowleap2000.tripod.com



Cainta, Rizal

Taytay, Rizal

Baras, Rizal Tacloban

Hilongos

Bacolod City

Makilala

Beneficiaries of

services

Individual Filipino women with any kind ofdisability, residing anywhere in the world, who

wish to make a difference in the lives of otherwomen with disabilities

Services Available


Trainings on:

Powder Detergent Making

Liquid Dishwashing Soap Making

Fabric Softener Making

Food Delicacies (e.g. leche flan making)
http://wowleap2000.tripod.com/http://wowleap2000.tripod.com/


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Office Address 69 Ermin Garcia St. Cubao, Quezon City

Contact Person/s Jean Gonzales

Contact NumberLandline: (02) 410-6848, 721-0694Mobile: 0919-783-6494

Website http://pacdld.org


Area/s covered for operations

Mandaluyong City

San Juan City

Quezon City

Marikina City

Baras, Rizal

San Vicente, Laguna

San Pedro, Laguna

Baguio City Bontoc

La Trinidad

Benguet

Zamboanga City

Zamboanga Sibugay

Zamboanga del Sur

Zamboanga del Norte

Zamboanga de Basilan City


Citizens with developmental and learningdisabilities and their families
http://pacdld.org/http://pacdld.org/http://pacdld.org/


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Services Available

Referral to Other Networks and Partners

Acquisition of wheelchairs for children with cerebral palsy

Referral of high school students to computer School thru theCHEDs PESFA scholarship

Referral for harelip operation

Name of Service

Provider

Better Hearing Philippines


Office Address

2nd Flr., Dizziness Center, UST Hospital,Espaa, Sampaloc, Manila

Unit 1, Merchant Square Bldg., 1386 E.

Rodriguez Sr. Boulevard corner Mabolo St.,New Manila, Quezon City73 Edelweiss St., ESLA Homes, Cainta, Rizal

Contact Person/s Dr. Norberto Martinez

Contact NumberLandline: 414-9357Mobile: 09275470385

Website www.bhphil.org

Email [email protected]@hotmail.com


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Community Based Organizations

Government and Non-GovernmentOrganizations
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Services Available

Awareness Programs

Social Mobilization Program Provision of IEC materials during National Ear Care Day,

International Noise Awareness Day, National Disability

Prevention and Rehabilitation Week and Deaf Awareness

Week

Secondary Training Program

Training on:

Parts and function of the Ear

Diseases and Examination of the Ear

Nature of Sounds

Assessment Strategies

Audiological Rehabilitation

Hearing Aid Troubleshooting

Capability Building

Capability Program (Easy Access to Rehabilitation Services(EARS) Program)

Tertiary Training Program

Workshops

The National Ear and Hearing Health Care Program

Review of the Structure and Function of the Ear

Diagnosis and Management of Ear Conditions

Indications and Descriptions on Ear Surgeries

Nature of Sound

Diagnostic and Community-based approaches on Hearing

Evaluation

Aural Habilitation, Rehabilitation and Education

Facilitating Skills for Trainers and Strategic PlanningWorkshop


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Resources for the Blind, Inc.

Legal Status Non-Government, Christian Organization

Office Address623 COTI Bldg., 623 EDSA Cubao, QuezonCity

Contact Person/s Randy W. Weisser

Contact Number 726-3021 to 24

Fax Number 63-02-727-0077



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Persons with hearing impairment Community Based Organizations

Government and Non-GovernmentOrganizations

Services Available

Personality Development

Christian Growth Ministries

Church Leadership Training

Home Visitation

Youth Fellowship Groups

Educational Services

Education for Blind Children Child Sponsorship

Preschool for Blind Children

Teacher Training Courses

Training for Multi-handicapped Blind Children


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Cerebral Palsy Association Philippines(CPAP)


Office Address27 Santolan St., La Colina Subd., Fortune1802, Marikina City

Contact Person/s Charito Manglapus

Contact Number448- 9640448-4096+639214740277

Email Address [email protected]/[email protected]


Nationwide


Persons with cerebral palsy

Community Based Organizations


Organizations

Services Available

Awareness Programs

Advocacy activities and Lobbying

Participation in national events

Media exposure Distribution of IEC Materials

Consultative meetings on issues and concerns of people withcerebral palsy

Lobbying for the strict implementation of RA 7277
mailto:[email protected]/mailto:[email protected]/mailto:[email protected]/


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Please mail/email this form or visit the office at the address below:

Handicap International - REBUILD Project Site OfficeG/F Solem Bldg. 212 JP Rizal St.

Brgy. Santiago, Baras, RizalTel: +63 (2) 234 5404

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Handicap International - Coordination Office12D The Valero Tower, 122 Valero St.(accessible entrance at San Agustin St.)

Salcedo Village, 1227, Makati CityTel: +63 (2) 812 6990 / +63(0) 915 332 8690

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Handicap International - Coordination Office12D The Valero Tower, 122 Valero St.

(accessible entrance at San Agustin St.)

Salcedo Village, 1227, Makati City

Tel: +63 (2) 812 6990 / +63(0) 915 332 8690

Fax: +63 (2) 892 4583

[email protected]

Handicap International - REBUILD Project Site OfficeG/F Solem Bldg. 212 JP Rizal St.

Brgy. Santiago, Baras, Rizal

Tel: +63 (2) 234 [email protected]

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