INTRODUCTION

Family and Community are human organisms that are the bedrock of any
society. They provide the sustenance, values, direction, and protection that make it
possible for individuals who live in a defined location to prosper and thrive singularly
and collectively.

The WHO defines community health as: environmental, social, and economic

resources to sustain emotional and physical well-being among people in ways that
advance their aspirations and satisfy their needs in their unique
environment. Community health tends to focus on a defined geographical community.
The term community health is defined by meeting the needs of community by identifying
problems and managing interactions within the community. As we all know being
healthy is very important, that is why being well-updated to the different things that are
happening in our world regarding health is a must.

Last March 7, 2019, we the Medical Technology students of UPH-Dr. Jose G.

Tamayo held a program regarding the issues that we are facing today. As we are in the
Medical field we are responsible for letting the community be aware of the things that
are taking place in our generation. By educating the adults, we want to promote a
healthy-living disease-free community for our young ones for them to live peacefully
with a healthy mind and body in the future. Aiming and working to have a healthy life is
a must but maintaining a healthy living is a smart thinking.
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We would like to express our special thanks of gratitude to All Mighty for giving us the
strength to make everything possible.

To our dear parents who always there to support us no matter what happened. To our
teachers: Sir. Juan Paolo L. Alemania, Ma’am. Kate Lourence A. Abao and Dr. Michael
P. Custodio who guide and help us to make this event a successful one.

To Dr. Mylene L. Lampano our Department’s Dean thank you for letting and helping us
(your Bacteria) to grow.

Classmates, may we continue to educate ourselves and promote healthy lifestyle for our
generation and to upcoming future to be a better one. God bless!!
 DEDICATION

This Awareness Program is dedicated for the families of Barangay Sto. Niño for their
wellbeing and how we are going to prevent any outbreaks in the future, also as part of
the research of our Beloved University of Perpetual Help System – Dr. Jose G. Tamayo
Medical University.

To our college professors who supported and instructed us all throughout the whole
program, Ms. Kate Lawrence Abao, and Mr. Juan Paulo L. Alemania .

To our honorable Dean Mylene L. Lampano who have granted us the privilege to
conduct this successful program.

To our friends and classmates who shared their words and knowledge for the whole
team.

And lastly, we dedicate this program to the Almighty God, thank you for the guidance,
strength, power of mind, protection, skills and for giving us a healthy life.
All of this we offer to you.
MISSION AND VISION
 OBJECTIVES

1. To educate well-off people especially the less fortunate and impoverished.

2. To increase and expand community awareness about medical issues.

3. To lessen the number of people who are suffering and exposed from HIV/AIDS,

4. To end the misconceptions about vaccines and antibiotic.

5. To engage in a highly collaborative process that will allow to learn from each other
and turn knowledge into practice.
 HISTORY OF THE COMMUNITY

The school of Dr. Jose G. Tamayo Memorial Elementary School was

constructed when the Tamayo’s donated 500 sq meters of land space. It was built

from the SEF (Special Education Fund) of the Local School Board thru the great

effort of Ms. Romana L. Espinosa, the District Supervisor, and big support of Mayor

Hermis “Boy” Perez.

The Dr Jose G. Tamayo Memorial Elementary School had two buildings with

four classrooms. There were two classes, Grade 1 with fifty-six pupils, and Grade II

with sixty pupils. The formal class was held on December 2003.

Deed of Donation taken from the University of Perpetual Help System-

Laguna, Inc. (UPHSLI) property located at Sto, gave the 500 sq meters of land

space. Nino, Municipality of Binan, Laguna, covered and embraced by Transfer

Certificate of Title No. 13980 of Register of Deeds of Laguna, Calamba branch by

the late Dr. Jose Tamayo, President of UPHSLI and his heirs:

Antonio L. Tamayo Manuel L. Tamayo

Theresa T. Salazar Rafael L. Tamayo

Mariano L. Tamayo Ma. Concordia L. Tamayo

Arcadio L. Tamayo Victor L. Tamayo

Roberto L. Tamayo Mauro L. Tamayo

 SCHOOL PROFILE AND LAND AREA

School Profile
Area of School Site 1,000 sqm
Year Established 2003
Location Brgy. Sto Nino, Binan City
Number of Buildings 4
Number of Students 921
Number of Teachers 23
Number of Non-teaching Personnel 1

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PLAN OF ACTIVITIES
IMPLEMENTATION: SEMINAR PRESENTATION
SUMMARY OF EVALUATION FORM
Title of Activity: Health Program & Seminar (Community Public Health 2) .
Conducted by: 02A/ BS Medical Technology Date of Activity: March 07, 2019

GENERAL EVALUATION SECTION COMMON RESPONSE

1. Maayos naisagawa ang programa 19 Strongly Agree
2. Ang gawain ay tumutugon sa pangangailangan ng
18 Strongly Agree
aming komunidad at pamilya
3. Ito ay makakatulong sa aming kalagayang
17 Strongly Agree
personal, pinansyal at sosyal.
4. Naging malugod sa mga dumalo ang naturang
16 Strongly Agree
gawain.
5. Ang programa ay matagumpay na naisakatuparan 19 Strongly Agree

REMARK:
With a total of 22 parents, 82% of them respond that the overall performance of
the presenters and speakers are highly satisfactory.

CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION

Conclusion:
With the end of our seminar and anti-lice programs, we came to a
conclusion that the parents, who attended the seminar were aware of such
problems, but they lacked the knowledge of proper implementation on the
problems that were tackled. While children who participated in the anti-lice program
were very knowledgeable about lice, which made the program go smoothly. With
the result of our programs, we can conclude that we need more of this programs
and seminars to educate not only the parents and children, but also school staffs,
with that said the school staffs themselves can help promulgate good health
practices.

Recommendation:

1. School staff should be knowledgeable of current health issues affecting the area,
taking to account the seasons
2. Parents should monitor their children for lice and take the necessary actions, also
educate them on the proper usage of anti-lice shampoos.
3. Children should also be responsible for their safety, they should not borrow other
peoples' items that can infect them with lice.
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