Trained and Certified Go Biker accredited by Padyarescue Inc. and Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office
Premier Bronze Insurance
A one-year membership and insurance at Philippine Red Cross
Foods & Snacks for 2 Days
Fastfood sponsored foods and snacks
Training Materials
Manual, Ballpen, Triangular Bandage, PPEs
1 class15 trainees
Total cost₱30,000.00
Each additional trainee₱2,000
Complete payment via check should be made to PRI 3 days before the conduct of the
training, or pay early online through GCash or online banking. Official Receipt will be
issued by PRI as a donation.
2-Day Capacity Building & Continuous Training Program
1
Selection to Election of Officers
2
Life Skills & Leadership Training with Team Building Activities
3
Go Bike Project Operation, System, & Management Orientation
4
Basic Mental Health & Well Being with Psychological First-Aid and Psychosocial Support Training
5
Referral System and Community Simulation Exercises and Workshop
6
Awarding of Go Bike Unit
04 · Structure
Go Biker's Roles
PRI · Go Bike Program Officer/sConducts monthly monitoring and evaluation with the Go Bike Chapter Officers in any way possible.
President
Spearheads the Chapter, facilitates decision making processes, formulate strategies and serves as the main focal person of PRI.
Vice-President
Assists the President in the decision making and the Secretary in the Monitoring, Evaluation, Learning (MEL) processes of the Chapter.
Secretary
Serves as the secretariat of the Chapter in all its meetings, programs, projects, and activities and immediate MEL Officer of the Go Bikers.
Treasurer
Manages financial aspects which includes the donations, liquidations of expenses, and finance reportorial of the Chapter.
Auditor
Reviews and verifies the accuracy of financial records and ensures an effective and efficient financial management of the Chapter.
Go Bike Mechanic
Manages the Go Bike unit which includes its repair and maintenance. This is where the Go Bike Unit is also placed and stored.
Other Volunteer Go Bikers
Force multipliers in building a more active, healthier, safer and more disaster resilient community.
05 · Operations
Go Biker's Activities
Regular activity
Quarterly Disaster Rescue Drill
Quarterly Chapter Meeting
Highly recommended (non-compulsory)
Weekly Ronda Activity
Go Bike Chapter
1 Go Bike Unit x 15 Go Bikers
Weekly rotation
1st Week: 3 Go Bikers
2nd Week: 3 Go Bikers
3rd Week: 3 Go Bikers
4th Week: 3 Go Bikers
Reservists: 3 Go Bikers
Ronda advocacies
Disaster Preparedness Campaigns
Ronda Kalusugan Program
PadyaKaisipan Campaigns
Other relevant campaigns and advocacies
Yearly awarding of outstanding Go Bikers
Point Reward System
Attendance Monitoring
Impact Assessment (number of people direct and indirect reached)
Verification: Pictures, Attendances, and Patient Data Sheets
Facilitated by Chapter's Go Bike Mechanic and Secretary. Verified by President and Vice President.
Donation Management
Chapter's Donation Box
Go Biker's Tip Box
Go Biker's Pantry
Regularly monitored by Chapter's President, Treasurer and Auditor.
06 · Assets
Go Bike Unit Management
Security & Storage
The Go Bike Unit must have a conducive place for storage. The area should have a cover to protect the bike from the heat of the sun and avoid rusting and further damages from the rain.
The FA Kits, Medicines, and Medical equipments must be regularly checked to avoid spoilage and promote proper disposal and sanitation practices.
Inventory
A proper inventory management will be religiously conducted by the Chapter Officers-in-charge and ensures to comply to the monthly reportorial to the PRI to access further logistical support when needed.
Repair & Maintenance
The Go Bike mechanic will be trained on proper repair and maintenance of Go Bike. He/she will also be given with spare essential bike parts and tools in order to fulfill its role. A portion of the donation will also be allocated to the repair, maintenance and or procurement of additional Go Bike unit/s subject to the availability of funds and decision of the majority of the Go Bikers.
Documentation & Reportorial
The chapter officers must adhere, comply and work harmoniously with Padyarescue Incorporated authorities. Failure to do so is subject for Chapter's disfranchisement and accreditation turn down.
07 · Youth Pipeline
ALWAR
Alliance of Learners Working for Altruism and Resilience
Entry1
DepEd / School Coordination
2
ALWAR Training (DRRM-CCAM)
3
ALWAR Leadership Training
4
ALWAR Continuous Trainings
DRRM
Health
Education
Active Citizenship
5
ALWAR Roll Out Activities
6
ALWAR Monitoring, Evaluation & Planning
Exit7
Transition to Being a Go Biker
08 · Resilience
Risk and Conflict Management
Risks
Lack of active volunteers
Conflicts within volunteers
Poor leadership and timid officers
Corruption issues
→
Mitigation & Management
Leadership, personality, communications, and project management trainings
Risks
Lack of equipment (FA kits, BP apps, RBS kits, medicines)
Lack of bike repair materials
Lack of office and other operational materials (coupon, ballpen, manila paper, folders, etc.)
Lack of IEC materials
→
Mitigation & Management
Fund raisings, donations, and forging partnerships
Risks
Lack of government support
Lack of financial support
Lack of recognition & rewards
Lack of referral support system
→
Mitigation & Management
Accreditations, institutionalizations and public private partnerships
09 · Sustainability
Co-Creation
Government support
Sangguniang Kabataan
SK Ordinance accrediting Go Bike Project and appropriating funds thereof via inclusion at the CBYDP and ABYIP Plans of SKs
Logistical support (bikes, FA Kits, medical equipments, IEC materials and others)
Support for the capacity building which includes the continuous trainings and yearly recruitment of Go Bikers
Zero tolerance to any form of corruption through signing a Franchising Policy of both parties
COA and Accounting Offices will serve as the watchdogs of SK x Go Bike Project
Sangguniang Barangay
BRGY. Ordinance accrediting Go Bikers as certified community responders and appropriating funds thereof via inclusion at the BDRRMFund to support their disaster preparedness activities and emergency response
Employment of Go Bike President as part of the CVO or BHW Group to ensure the commitment and consistency of Go Biker/s
Ensures a strong referral system support to Go Bikers such as during emergency transfers, massive casualty responses, community simulations and drills, etc.
Local Government Unit
Executive and Legislative Accreditation and appropriating funds thereof via inclusion at the Local Youth Development Plan and LDRRMFund
Accreditation and partnership with MDRRMO to ensure a collective and harmonious efforts in building community's resilience
Small grants for organized Go Bike Chapters to support their PPAs in the communities
Tokens and Recognitions for Outstanding Go Bikers (as recommended by PRI who underwent rigorous validation and monitoring) every end of July in line with the NDRM Celebration
Subsistence for Go Bike Officers and other Go Bike Volunteers
Province & Region
Scholarship Grants
Food for Work Program
DRRM Advocacy Grants
Rewards and recognitions for Volunteers
Private support
Donations
Financial Grants
Endowment
Small Scale Funding
Partnership Events or other PPAs
Safe, Proactive, Responsive, Healthier, and More Disaster Resilient Communities!
10 · Get Started
Bring Go Bike to Your Community
Send us an inquiry to start a Go Bike chapter. Our team will reach out to plan your partnership
and training, and you can pay the training fee online in advance if you're ready.
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