Bontoc scholar regional BNS finalist; awarded
>> Sunday, December 3, 2023
By Alpine L. Killa- Malwagay
BONTOC, Mountain Province - A Barangay Nutrition Scholar here from Barangay Samoki, making a significant impact on health and well-being of her community is a regional outstanding BNS finalist.
As an awardee, she received cash incentives and plaque of recognition during regional nutrition awarding ceremony held in Baguio City.
Eufemia Miranda received P8,000 cash incentive from the National Nutrition Council – Cordillera Administrative Region and additional P3,000 from the Dept. of Health Cordillera.
She received her award with Sangguniang Bayan member Julian Chumacog and midwife Pascuala Fantiyao who is also barangay nutrition action officer of Samoki.
Miranda, a dedicated BNS served the barangay for 17 years and implemented health, nutrition programs and activities for constituents.
Write-up by NNC-CAR said Miranda had vision of achieving zero malnutrition in the community and implemented various strategies to address the issue.
One of her notable initiatives, along with fellow BNS was conducting house-to-house visits, where she actively communicated with parents of children under five.
During these visits, she cited importance of participating in regular weighing and height measurements to ensure the health and development of their children.
She accompanied children to the clinic to ensure 100% participation.
Recognizing the significance of proper nutrition, she collaborated with the Sangguniang Kabataan of Samoki to secure funding for a 120-day feeding program for underweight children from kinder to Grade III.
This program not only focused on providing nutritious meals but aimed to improve nutritional status and boost energy levels of children in school.
In her efforts to combat malnutrition, Miranda promoted backyard gardening.
She actively coordinated with the Dept. of Environment and Natural Resources and the Dept. of Agriculture to provide seedlings to families with malnourished children, encouraging them to grow their nutritious fruits and vegetables.
This Barangay Nutrition Scholar went beyond her official duties by taking the time to talk to mothers and discuss the importance of the first 100 days, a crucial period of a child’s development.
She said education and support to parents during this critical phase can have a long-lasting positive impact.
Miranda actively participated in community gatherings and volunteered to lead discussions on important health and nutrition topics, sharing her knowledge and inspiring others to prioritize the well-being of their families.
Her dedication, passion and commitment, to achieving zero malnutrition is a testament to her genuine concern for the welfare of her community.
Her exemplary work served as inspiration to others, showing the power of one’s efforts in creating a healthier and more nourished society.
For this community health worker, she credited this recognition to her family and the barangay nutrition committee for their support.
Eufemia Miranda received P8,000 cash incentive from the National Nutrition Council – Cordillera Administrative Region and additional P3,000 from the Dept. of Health Cordillera.
She received her award with Sangguniang Bayan member Julian Chumacog and midwife Pascuala Fantiyao who is also barangay nutrition action officer of Samoki.
Miranda, a dedicated BNS served the barangay for 17 years and implemented health, nutrition programs and activities for constituents.
Write-up by NNC-CAR said Miranda had vision of achieving zero malnutrition in the community and implemented various strategies to address the issue.
One of her notable initiatives, along with fellow BNS was conducting house-to-house visits, where she actively communicated with parents of children under five.
During these visits, she cited importance of participating in regular weighing and height measurements to ensure the health and development of their children.
She accompanied children to the clinic to ensure 100% participation.
Recognizing the significance of proper nutrition, she collaborated with the Sangguniang Kabataan of Samoki to secure funding for a 120-day feeding program for underweight children from kinder to Grade III.
This program not only focused on providing nutritious meals but aimed to improve nutritional status and boost energy levels of children in school.
In her efforts to combat malnutrition, Miranda promoted backyard gardening.
She actively coordinated with the Dept. of Environment and Natural Resources and the Dept. of Agriculture to provide seedlings to families with malnourished children, encouraging them to grow their nutritious fruits and vegetables.
This Barangay Nutrition Scholar went beyond her official duties by taking the time to talk to mothers and discuss the importance of the first 100 days, a crucial period of a child’s development.
She said education and support to parents during this critical phase can have a long-lasting positive impact.
Miranda actively participated in community gatherings and volunteered to lead discussions on important health and nutrition topics, sharing her knowledge and inspiring others to prioritize the well-being of their families.
Her dedication, passion and commitment, to achieving zero malnutrition is a testament to her genuine concern for the welfare of her community.
Her exemplary work served as inspiration to others, showing the power of one’s efforts in creating a healthier and more nourished society.
For this community health worker, she credited this recognition to her family and the barangay nutrition committee for their support.
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