LAOM LUOP 2016

            Amidst the national campaign to a cleaner and greener Philippines, it is evident that the initiative of the Republic Act 9003 or the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of the Philippines is not making.

            Community involvement is as key to the success of the projects the Team Luop wants to be carried out as it is to the support and teamwork among core group members. More importantly,.

Hypertension – one of Philippines top cause of morbidity and mortality across all age groups – have been an increasingly difficult problem to control, not because of the ineffectiveness of the drugs and medical measures available, but because of the.

            The past two exposures of Team Luop in the barangay has been all about referral of different cases including trauma cases such as domestic violence and vehicular accidents. It has been almost daily during.

            Malnutrition continues to pester mankind despite approaches to trample it down. The ever growing and dynamic needs of children and pregnant women make it more difficult to address concerns of nutrition. Moreover,.

            Barangay Luop, Diplahan is mainly an agricultural land with farming as its main source of income for most of the residents. Unfortunately, apart from the fact that the crops that are being planted take too.

            Success is measurable, that’s for sure. But there wouldn’t be success to anything without people who are motivated, aware of what they are doing, and are held together by what we call teamwork. This philosophy.

October 4, 2014 marked the day of our return to the Barangay we cherish dearly in our hearts. It has been 6 months since the last exposure and we sure have a lot of catching up to do. This means that we had to make several activities work in order.

Barangay Luop was formerly a sitio of Barangay Minsulao, Siay, Zamboanga Del Sur. Diplahan, where was the barangay falls under, was made into a Municipal on December 19, 1979 and sitio Luop was separated from Minsulao and created as a independent Barangay..

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A thought I read recently: "Problems are part of life -- they go together with being alive. And every community has problems, too; they go together with being a community. That's just a fact of community life." As I read this thought I cannot help.

After completion of house-to-house survey, data collation, analysis and interpretation,  Laom Luop group met and decided to utilize bottom-up approach in the prioritization and ranking of the identified problem of the community.  This.