PHINMA – CAGAYAN DE ORO COLLEGE

Max Y. Suniel St, Cagayan de Oro, 9000

Misamis Oriental College of Arts and
Sciences
GEN 002 – UNDERSTANDING THE SELF

GROUP MEMBERS:

Condeza, Angel Rose.–interviewer/documentation/ submission of

output
Reyno, Lee Andrea- Encoder
Ibarrat, Bryan Khayle- Encoder

SECTION: C2-X-012

BARANGAY BULUA
 I. HISTORY OF THE COMMUNITY

Barangay Bulua was established on July 23,1632.The

location of the barangay is on the Northwestern part of Cagayan
de Oro. Bulua’s famous landmark intersection where the giant clay
jar or “banga” is located and currently undergoing a facelift.
Built during the Marcos era, the “banga” symbolizes the pottery
works Barangay Bulua in Cagayan de Oro City is known for.
During the pre Spanish period the place was first
inhabited by the natives called Suba annan the people live in
a small nipa called bayong-bayong their sources of livelihood is
farming, fishing and pot making they got their water supply from
the beautiful spring which they usually called to “tuburan”. The
Higaonon of the lowlander now became a highlander tribes from the
neighboring province of Cagayan de misamis had their small
communities already established along the banks of Carmen to
bayabas streets and iponan to bulua river before the Spanish and
the Americans came.
 II. COMMUNITY STATISTICS
Bulua is a barangay in the city of Cagayan de Oro. Its
population as determined by the 2019 Census was 43,348. This
represented 4.79% of the total population of Cagayan de Oro.

According to the 2019 Census, the age group with the highest
population in Bulua is 20 to 24, with 3,274 individuals.
Conversely, the age group with the lowest population is 80 and
over, with 195 individuals.

Barangay Officials:

Punong Barangay- AL P. LEGAPI JR

Sangguniang Barangay Member - AL P. LEGASPI SR
Sangguniang Barangay Member - JOYCE L. DAANG
Sangguniang Barangay Member - GEGRARDO L. SABAL IV
Sangguniang Barangay Member JOSE PEPE S. ABBU JR
Sangguniang Barangay Member - PATRECIO A. GABULE
Sangguniang Barangay Member- LEONARDO S. LLAMIS
SK Chairperson - SEAN LLOYD B. CANDIA
II. PROBLEMS IN THE COMMUNITY

PROBLEM/S Understanding Resources Propose Time

of the
d Frame
Problem/s
Solutio
n
Street Due to lack of Materials use LED lamps Street
lights street lights for light that are lights
thieves usually such as environment- should be
rob victims in solar friendly, on in the
dark places so energy sturdy, and evening and
that they can powered cheap to off in the
hide their lights to maintain, morning to
identity or aside from save
faces. their proven electricity
durability and
Accidents also reliability in
are caused by giving the
not having needed
streetlights illumination
because there in city
is no enough streets.
light to cover
up the street.
 Understanding
Problem/ Proposed Time
s of the Resources
Solution Frame
Problem/s
Malnutr -To have an
ituion families face indication of the -Once a week
grave challenges status of a Operation
in the forms of - Barangay child's health, Timbang is
food price Program of Operation Timbang conducted to
hikes, Action for is conducted to every barangay
unemployment, Nutrition monitor his/her
restricted weight. Community
mobility and -Barangay health and -Once a month
disruption to captains and nutrition workers conduct a
health and barangay- conduct regular committees
social services based weighing and regarding of
regardless of cooperators plotting of seeds advocacy
whether they can work weight in the of LGU
are directly hand-in-hand growth chart to
affected by with NCP to measure
the virus – implement children's
their
nutritional
feasible physical growth - Feeding
intake, and nutrition and development. program twice a
therefore intervention Nutrition month
health, will s to prevent counseling is
be harmed if and control conducted to help
urgent action malnutrition mothers detect
is not taken in their early stages of
to address the respective malnutrition
barriers they barangays. (indicated by
face in weight loss) and
accessing
advise them on
healthy food
what kind and how
much food a child
needs to maintain
normal growth.

-Growing of crops
and raising of
small animals to
meet the family's
daily needs are
encouraged so
that, "not a
single Filipino
goes to bed
hungry." The LGUs
and barangay-
based cooperators
can help organize
committees for
the project's
implementation
and advocacy,
allocate budget
for seeds and
seedlings,
establish gardens
and nurseries,
and monitor the
project. This can
be done in the
school and day
care centers, in
the community,
and at homes.
 Understanding
Problem Proposed Time
/s of the Resources
Solution Frame
Problem/s
Pet - mass
illnes Rabies cont- - City vaccination of Rabies
s and inues to be Veteri animals awareness and
rabies a prevalent pub nary advocacy
lic health Office campaign is a
threat in -impounding field year round
Barangay Bulua. - Animal control and activity
Rabies is a Welfare disposition of highlighted on
human infection Coalition unregistered, 2 occasions:
that occurs (AWC) stray and March – the
after a unvaccinated Rabies
transdermal - animals awareness
bite or scratch month and
by an infected -Information and September 28 –
animal, like education World Rabies
dogs and cats. campaign on the Day. The
It can be prevention and campaign
transmitted control of rabies focuses on
when infectious three target
material, audiences; pet
usually saliva, -provision of owners – to
comes into pre-exposure have their
direct contact treatment to dog/s
with a victim’s high-risk registered and
fresh skin personnel and vaccinated
lesions. Rabies Post Exposure
may also occur, Treatment to
though in very animal bite
rare cases, victims
through
inhalation of
virus-
containing
spray or
through organ
transplants
 Understanding
Problem Proposed Time
/s of the Resources
Solution Frame
Problem/s
Robber - imposing
y/Ramp Barangay Bulua curfew hours -Under the
ant of where plenty of - BULUA barangay
Crime the theft cases PNP -regular ordinance,
have not been - Barangay patrolling “minors below
reported due to official 16 years old
the lack of: s -routing shall not be
evidence and - Barang- checkpoints allowed to
the identities ay tanod roam or play
of who - CCTV -CCTV camera in in the
committed the each zone streets,
offenses. roads, plazas,
parks or other
public places
or
establishments
in the
barangay
between the
hours of 7
p.m. and 5 a.m

-check point
in every
barangay

-24/7
monitoring of
cctv camera
 Understanding
Problem Proposed Time
/s of the Resources
Solution Frame
Problem/s
Due to the lack Implement the
Draina of proper DPWH said proposal DPWH assigned
ge drainage system drainage with a high drainage
system at Barangay maintenance guidance and maintenance
Bulua workers quality. workers must
check the
specifically at the proposed
drainage system
Apovel Heavy drainage systems at least (2)
Subdivision in equipments and twice a month
Bulua. They rehabilitation of depending on
experienced open canals the weather
heavy rain Barangay Bulua conditions. To
falls which can streets And along prevent
lead to flash the National accumulation
floods and Road, thru the that can lead
overflowing Department of to flooding.
water from the Public Works and
creek. Highways (DPWH)
the construction
of drainage
system and
rehabilitation of
open canal
Barangay Bulua
Street and along
the City
that location
plan, detailed
estimates and
other documents
needed to be
submitted to the
Department of
Public Works and
Highways (DPWH)
and other
concerned
departments to
facilitate the
processing of the
proposed projects
shall be prepared
by the City
Government of
Cagayan de Oro City
IV. DOCUMENTATION

Figure(1)Pet illness and rabies Figure(2) Malnutrition

Figure (3) No Street Lights Figure (4) Flood because of Drainage

V. GROUP REFLECTION