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Reflection on "Sa Kambas ng Lipunan"

The document provides a summary of a short film about children living in poverty in the Philippines. It describes 11 clients, including children who clean graves, are teenage parents, steal, scavenge garbage, or live under bridges. The summary evaluates that casework and group work methods could be applied to provide support, along with tools like counseling, skills training, and helping clients access basic needs. Overall, the film highlights the hardships faced by disadvantaged youth and how social work can help empower them.

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Reflection on "Sa Kambas ng Lipunan"

The document provides a summary of a short film about children living in poverty in the Philippines. It describes 11 clients, including children who clean graves, are teenage parents, steal, scavenge garbage, or live under bridges. The summary evaluates that casework and group work methods could be applied to provide support, along with tools like counseling, skills training, and helping clients access basic needs. Overall, the film highlights the hardships faced by disadvantaged youth and how social work can help empower them.

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Name: Kishly Angeli O. Barrientos Date: Jan.

27, 2022
Section: Plato Score: /30

Performance Output #5
Film Showing: Sa Kambas ng Lipunan
Instruction: Watch a short film entitled Sa Kambas ng Lipunan by Joey Velasco.
After watching, reflect on the life of each of the clients and evaluate what
method of social work can be applied best as well as the tools needed for each.
Prepare a case summary indicating the method you will apply as well as the tool/s
you will be using.
Here is the link:
[Link]

After watching the short film I realized that sometimes we tend to look in the dark
side of our lives, that we forget that there are people who are suffering more than us
and that we’re still lucky to have a shelter to live in, food to eat, and we have
education. They are just kids but they have been through so much in life, i see that
they are so strong to be able to handle all those problems in life and they deserve to
be loved and to have someone to take care of them because they do not deserve to
wander around the streets to find food, get bullied, and get abused by people or their
parents.

1. Nene, a girl who cleans graves in the cemetery for living and this is the place
where she lives as well. She was taken from her parents when she’s younger
than her present age by a woman.
2. Joyce, a teenage parent. She got pregnant at the age of 14 years old resulting
in her to skip classes.
3. Tinay is a little girl who is always giving people blank stares and doesn't talk
to them. No one can speak to her.
4. Itok Garganera is a very smart young boy who steals.
5. Emong a boy who is friendly and is nagkakariton for living.
6. Onse a poor little boy who gets abused by his own father. His mother was
abused by his father as well. He often gets bullied by his peers.
7. Buknoy a boy who is hurt by his father if he’s not going to bring can goods a
home. He gets abused by his father physically and mentally.
8. Michael, a boy who scraps garbages with his friends
9. Dodoy, a boy whose family lives under the bridge
10. June and Roselle, their father works as a tricycle driver while their mother
has a sari-sari store. They live a simple and happy life but their house is still
at the edge because anytime soon it can get demolished
11. Sudan is an African child whose body is very skinny because of lack of
nutrition in his body. He was eaten to death by a vulture which is very sad
and heartbreaking.

Prepared by: Checked by: Approved by:

DENNIS U. ATCHUELA MRS. LORELINA G. MORERA AGAPITO T. LERA, PhD


Subject Teacher Head Teacher VI/SHS Focal Person Principal IV

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