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    Chapter II - Target Community Profile 2.1 Geographic Identifiers 2.1.1 Historical Background

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    Chapter II – Target Community Profile

    2.1 Geographic Identifiers


    2.1.1 Historical Background
    Boalan is located near the East Coast of Zamboanga City and is along the main highway. It is
    approximately 8 kilometers from City Hall.
    The story goes that during the Spanish era, a group of Spanish soldiers came upon this place
    and they saw a small nipa hut which happened to be inhabited by a Chinese. When they
    approached the Chinese, the soldiers inquired about the name of the place, the Chinese who
    hardly understand Spanish replied by uttering the word “bolang” which means in Chinese
    language as “no people”, thinking that he was being asked about the other people living in the
    neighborhood. That time rare are the individuals living in the place. Hence, the Spaniards took it
    as the answer to their question and even went to the extent of understanding it as “Boalan”
    instead of Bolang. Then and there, the word Boalan sprung as the name of this Barangay.
    The majority of the people from Boalan can trace back their lineage to the original
    Zamboangueños, Filipino by ancestry, professing Roman Catholic religion and their medium of
    communication is Chavacano. Most of the people are engaged in farming as their means of
    livelihood. The people are educated in English schools. Sports is their main recreation. The
    Baranagy itself is a tourist spot because it is the only Barangay where the rice fields are planted
    all year round.
    2.1.2 Organizational Chart of Barangay Boalan

    Teresita C. Francisco Angelica G. Inot Jan Tristan A. Santiago


    Barangay Secretary BARANGAY CAPTAIN SK Chairman

    Cherryl S. Tubo
    Benjamin E. Limen Alicia F. Cabayacruz Jesus F. Inot
    Barangay Treasurer
    Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad

    Javier C. Atilano Jr. Rommel T. Enriquez Jocelyn G. Enriquez Wilfredo F. Inot


    Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad
    2.1.3 Organizational Chart of Barangay Boalan Health Center

    Rosanna L. Arquiza, MD, MHA


    Medical Officer IV

    Jocelyn G. Alavar, RN
    District Nurse

    Ralf N. Garcia
    Sanitary Inspector

    Eleonor E. Toribio Edlyn G. Cabayacruz


    Barangay Health Barangay Health Cristy S. Mariano, RM
    Volunteer Volunteer Midwife II

    Terany Mae H. Maristela, RN John Vincent F. Alvarez, RM


    DOH – Human Resource for Health NDP/RHMPP

    Tracy Anne S. Delos Reyes Milabel Lacastesantos Marilen F. Atilano Marites A. Galvez
    Barangay Nutrition Scholar Barangay Health Worker Barangay Health Worker Barangay Health Worker

    Mercidita F. Divino Ella G. Barillo Benildes F. Fernandez Dominiciana R. Gaspar


    Barangay Health Worker Barangay Health Worker Barangay Health Worker Barangay Health Worker
    2.1.4 Community Organizing Officers

    Angie Fabian
    PRESIDENT

    Lucile Fernandez Teresita Francisco


    VICE - PRESIDENT SECRETARY

    Casper Arabani Cheryl Tubo


    P.I.O TREASURER
    2.1.5 Group Officers

    Sheryhan Tahir Bayle Gracelle Erica Fabian Reem Arabani


    PRESIDENT VICE - PRESIDENT SECRETARY

    Francesca Gonzales Sheena Babe Esperat Zefanie Fernandez


    TREASURER Auditor P.I.O

    Mariah Erika Faye Francisco Franchesca Pia Yumol Anton Yanga


    PROJECT MANAGER PROJECT MANAGER DOCUMENTOR

    Freha Viloria Muse Arakani Kathleen Mae Flores


    DOCUMENTOR DOCUMENTOR DOCUMENTOR
    2.1.6 Spot Map of Boalan

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