Table 2 and figure 3 shows the frequency, percentage, rank distribution

of the respondent’s age. The data above shows that some of the respondents 39
or 39% were belonged to age 46 years old and above, followed by few 25 or
25% of the respondents belonged to age ranging 41-45 years old. There were
very few respondents 11% and 18% with age ranging 26-30 years old and 31-
40 years old respectively, and then only 7 or 7% belonged to age below 25
years old.

The data implies that the programs and services of barangays much
benefited the adults who have ages 46 years old and above.

Table 3 and figure 4 shows the frequency, percentage and rank distribution of
the respondent’s profile according to gender. As can be seen in the data, out of
100 respondents, majority of the respondents 67 or 67% were males and some
33 or 33% were females.

Table 4 and figure 5 shows the frequency, percentage and rank distribution of
the respondent’s profile according to civil status. The data shows that majority
of the respondents 61 or 61% were married, followed by few respondents 21 or
21% who were singles, then 11 or 11% respondents who were widowed and at
the last ranks are the respondents who were identified as separated with only 7
or 7%.

Table 5 and figure 6 shows the frequency, percentage and rank distribution of
the respondent’s profile according to educational attainment. The data reveals
that some of the respondents 41 or 41% were high school graduates, few
respondents 25 or 25% and 29 or 29% were college and elementary graduates,
only 5 or 5% of respondents had master’s degree, and none had doctorate
degrees.

Table 6 and figure 7 shows the frequency, percentage and rank distribution of
the respondent’s profile according to occupation. The data shows that some
respondents 31 or 31% were farmers, few 24 or 24% and 26 or 26%
respondents were entrepreneurs and government employees, very few 10 or
10% were private employees, and only 2 or 2 % and 7 or 7% were working at
non-government organizations and students respectively.
Table 7 and figure 8 shows the frequency, percentage and rank distribution of
the respondent’s profile according to length of service. The data reveals that
some 43 or 43% and 31 or 31% of the respondents belonged to age ranging 4-7
years old and 1-3 years old respectively, followed by very few 17 or 17%
respondents with ages 12 years old and above, and at the last rank were ages
ranging 8-11 years old.

Table 8 and figure 9 shows the frequency, percentage and rank distribution of
the respondent’s profile according to monthly salary. At the first position are
the respondents 41 or 41% who receive below 10,000 pesos every month,
followed by some respondents who earn between 10,001 – 15,000 pesos, at
third place are very few 19 or 19% respondents who have a salary range of
15,001 – 20,000 pesos, only 5 or 5% of the respondents who receive 20,001 –
30,000 monthly salary, and at the last are respondents who have a monthly
salary of 30,001 and Above.

Table 9 and figure 10 shows the frequency, percentage and rank distribution of
the respondent’s profile according to type of appointment. The data reveals
that majority of the respondents 53 or 53% have permanent job, followed by
few 21 or 21% volunteers, tied at the third place are very few respondents 10
or 10% who were elected and appointed workers/ officials, and at the last rank
is only 6 or 6% workers with coterminous work status.