DEPED TEEN PRESENTATIONS

1. TODAY’S GENERATION
S H E E R A H P. P E R I L L O , R N
A D O L E S C E N T R E P R O D U C T I V E H E A L T H F O C A L

2. D E P E D O R D E R
N O. 3 1 , S . 2 0 1 8
- The Policy Guidelines on
the Implementation of the
Comprehensive Sexuality
Education (CSE)
- The Responsible
Parenthood and
Reproductive Health
(RPRH) Law mandates the
Department of Education
(DepEd) to design a
Comprehensive Sexuality
Education (CSE) which is a
curriculum-based process
of teaching about the
cognitive, emotional,
physical, and social aspects
of sexuality.

3. AGREE OR
DISAGREE

4. ANG KABATAAN AY
DAPAT MANATILING
BIRHEN HANGGANG
SILA AY MAKASAL.

5. ANG KABATAAN AY DAPAT
MAKATANGGAP NG
SERBISYO PATUNGKOL SA
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH,
KAHIT ANO MAN ANG
KANILANG MARITAL STATUS.

6. ANG KABATAAN AY
AYAW MATUTO SA MGA
ISYU PATUNGKOL SA
KANILANG
REPRODUCTIVE
HEALTH.

7. ANG KABATAAN AY
MARAMING KATANUNGAN
PATUNGKOL SA SEX NA
NANGANGAILANGAN NG
TAPAT AT
MAKATOTOHANANG
SAGOT.

8. MATATANGGAP KO
KUNG ANG KAIBIGAN
KO AY
BAKLA/TOMBOY.

9. MATATANGGAP KO
KUNG ANG KAPATID
KO AY
BAKLA/TOMBOY.

10. MASTURBASYON AY
NORMAL NA GAWIN NG
ISANG KABATAAN PARA
MAIPAHAYAG/MADISKU
BRE ANG KANILANG
SEKSWALIDAD.

11. ANG KABATAAN NA
NAGKAROON NG SEXUALLY
TRANSMITTED INFECTION
AY NARARAPAT LAMANG
NA SISIHIN ANG KANILANG
SARILI DAHIL KASALANAN
NILA ITO.

12. KAHIT ANG LIKIDO NA
LUMALABAS SA
PAGTIGAS NG TITI NA
WALANG PUNLAY AY
MAKAKAHAWA NG STI AT
HIV SA KAPAREHA NG
LALAKI.

13. ANG MGA NAGKAROON
NG HIV AY DAPAT
SISIHIN NILA ANG
KANILANG MGA
SARILI.

14. BUKOD SA DI
PAKIKIPAGTALIK, ANG
PAGGAMIT NG CONDOM AY
ANG TANGING PAMAMARAAN
PARA MAKAIWAS SA DI
NAPAPANAHONG
PAGBBUBUNTIS, STI AT
HIV/AIDS.

15. ANG KABATAAN AY MAY
MATAAS NA TYANSA NA
MAGKAROON NG
KOMPLIKASYON KAPAG
NAGBUNTIS AT
NANGANAK NG MAAGA.

16. STI’S NA DULOT NG
VIRUS TULAD NG
HERPES AT KULUGO
SA ARI AY
NAGAGAMOT.

17. DAPAT IPAGBAWAL
ANG PROSTITUSYON
PARA MAPIGILAN
ANG PAGDAMI NG
HIV/AIDS.

18. ANG MGA KABATAANG
BABAE AY DAPAT MAG-
ASAWA NG MAAGA SA
PANAHON NG KRISIS

19. MAS KATANGGAP
TANGAP NA ANG LALAKI
AY MAS MAKARANAS NG
SEKSWAL NA RELASYON
KESA SA KABABAIHAN.

20. BABAE LAMANG ANG
DAPAT MAG ALAGA NG
BATA

21. HINDI KAILANGAN MAG
ARAL KAPAG MAY ANAK NA

22. •END OF AGREE OR DISAGREE

23. ACTIVITY – 10 MINS
• Draw a body of a male
• And put the changes of the body
starting
• 10-13 yrs old – Grp 1
• 14-16 yrs old - Grp 3
• 17-19 yrs old - Grp 5
• Draw a body of a female
• And put the changes of the body
starting
• 10-13 yrs old – Grp 2
• 14-16 yrs old- Grp 4
• 17-19yrs old - Grp 6

25. EARLY SEX
ENGAGEMENT

26. ANG EDAD KINSE (15)
AY HULI NA…….

27. AT 13 WE START FORMING
BARKADAS
EVEN IF WE KNOW ITS BAD
FOR OUR HEALTH
46.4%
69.6%
10.6%

28. SEXUAL HEALTH
• Almost everyone has a CRUSH (96.7%)
• We’ve gone to DATES (55%)
• And had EARLY SEX (23.2%)

29. CHILDREN HAVING CHILDREN
• Teenage pregnancy is one of the global health problem
• More likely to occur in communities affected by social and economic disadvantage
• Births among 10-14 yrs of age have decreased from 7 birth a day in 2019 and 6 birth in
2020
• However, in 2021 DOH reports there have been an increased in live births, 3,027
among 10-14 teenage girls. Or 8 births per day among adolescent girls.
• 127, 139 or 10% among the live births are from teenage births
• 24, 112 from 15-19 yrs old
• 3, 027 from 10 to 14 yrs of age
• Philippines is 4th among the southeast asean with high teenage birth.

30. HIGH RISK PREGNANCY
• too young (less than 20 years old)
 (sexuality education; delaying sexual debut = Adolescent
• reproductive health; gender-based violence)
•  too late (older than 35 years old); dangerous pregnancies
•  too frequent pregnancies and child birth (have 4 or more pregnancies or more than 4
pregnancies/multiparous);
•  Likely to have PPH or malpresentation
•  have closely spaced pregnancies
 women need at least 2 years (even 3-5 years) to completely recover their
• health from the physical stress of burden of pregnancy;
•  ceasarian, 3 consecutive miscarriages or stillborn baby
•  ceasarian, miscarriage, PPH
•  concurrently ill (they have existing diseases or disorders like iron
• deficiency anemia, TB, heart disease, diabetes, asthma, goiter, etc)
•  Note: Even faced with these risks, millions of these women/girls become pregnant each year.

35. 80% of those who had
EARLY SEX
were unprotected
another concern:
multiple partners
“MU” and “FUBU”
“car pooling”

37. NASAAN NA ANG
BAON MO?

38. NASAAN NA ANG BAON MO ACTIVITY
• GROUP YOURSELVES INTO 2
• GROUP 1 – IKAAG ANG GASTOS KAN BUONG PAGBADOS HANGGANG MAG AKI
• GROUP 2 – IKAAG ANG GASTOS SA BABY PUON KAN INAKI, HANGGANG MAG 1
TAON
• 10-15 MINS FOR THIS ACTIVITY
• THEN IGWA PO NA MA PRESENT KAN OUT PUT

39. • Pre-natal Check up- P 500.00 kada buwan
• 1-8 months-once monthly : 9 months:weekly
• Vitamins P 18 x 30days x 9months
• Baby dresses & needs- 5000
• NSD Package –P 40,000.00 to 50,000.00
• CS-100k-130k without or 70k-95k w/ philhealth
• Newborn Package- P3500.00 (NBS,NHT, Consultation)
• Milk Formula- P250 (good for 3 days)
• Vitamins- P 89.00 (good for 1 week)
• Diapers- P10 each (3-5/day)
• Baby bath and shampoo – P 500.00
• Monthly B-day/1 year – P1000.00
• Binyag – P4000.00 – P10,000.00

40. QUESTION
• Do you think the teenagers are engaging in
Pre- marital sex?
• Do you know someone who is already a
teenage mother/father?

41. WHY DO THEY ENGAGE IN EARLY SEX
EXPERIENCE?
• Curiosity
• Spur-of-the-moment
• rebel
• Got bored
• Thinking of can take care herself/himself

42. CAUSES
• Vices
• Peer pressure
• Drugs
• Already had sexual experience
• Sexual abuse

43. EFFECTS OF EARLY PREGNANCY
• Pre mature delivery
• Post partum hemorrhage
• Preeclampsia
• Anemia
• STI/STD
• HIV/AIDS
• Malnutrition
• Poor mental health outcomes
• Death

44. HOW TO LESSEN
THE TEENAGE
PREGNANCY

45. 1. TEACH THEM ABOUT NAMING THE
CORRECT BODY PARTS
• NAMING PRIVATE BODY PARTS CORRECTLY AND ESTABLISHING PERSONAL BOUNDARIES

(1) Bago kumain, maghugas ng mga __________.
(2) Bago umalis ng bahay, magsuklay ng ___________.
(3) Bago matulog, magsipilyo ng ______________.
(4) Magsuot ng tsinelas para hindi madumihan ang mga ___________.
(5) Takpan ang _________ kapag bumabahing para hindi makahawa.
(6) para hindi mabingi, linisin ang mga __________ .
(7) Kumain ng kalabasa para luminaw ang mga _________.
(8) Pagkatapos dumumi, hugasan ang __________ at mga kamay.
(9) Magsuot ng panty para hindi makita ang _________________________.
(10) Magsuot ng brief para hindi makita ang _________________________.
KAMAY
BUHOK
NGIPIN
PAA
BIBIG
TENGA
MATA
PWET
PUTAY/ PEKPEK/ KIPAY/ PUKE
PISOT/ PUTOTOY/ BOTO/

46. 1.1 TEACH CHILDREN ABOUT THE
INVERTED TRIANGLE
• Inside the inverted triangle – “DAPAT
MAYO NAGKAKAPOT KAN NASA
LAOG NA IYAN”

47. 2. AGE-APPROPRIATE EDUCATION FOR
CHILDREN/TEENS
• Symposiums regarding their bodies, the changes to their body when entering puberty.
• Teach children about “no secrecy policy”, always remind them about truth telling to
lower the risk of exploitation and sexual abuse.

48. 3. USE OF CONTRACEPTIVE
- Use of birth controls might lessen the risk of pregnancy up to 99.99%
- Can minimize the risk of sexually transmitted diseases, like the use of condoms

49. 4. ENGAGE TEENS TO VARIOUS
ACTIVITIES
• Such as outdoor activities
• Intramurals – sports related activity
• Community activities
• Join in school play/activities
• Musical instrument

50. 5. ABSTINENCE
• One of the most effective way to reduce pregnancy

51. 6. MAKE TIME
• Always find ways to communicate to your children/students
• In school setting – set time to screen the students especially those children who are in
high risk situation (HEEADSSS TOOL – protective tool) -

52. Self-Administered
Rapid HEEADSSS
Form
52

53. 7. BALANCING BETWEEN CHOICES
• “ready na ba ako sa consequences?”
• “saan ko kukunin ang pantustos sa magiging anak ko?”
• “kaya ko ba panindigan ang mga desisyon ko?”
• “kaya ko ba I balance ang pagiging magulang at studyante?”

54. MANAGEMENT
TO TEENAGE
MOTHERS

55. 1. WELL-BEING
MOTHER
• Prioritize the well-being of
mother and child to lessen the
risk life-threatening issues such
as malnutrition, anemia, post-
partum hemorrhages
• Updated vaccination of mother
• Eat nutritious foods
• Take vitamins especially iron
supplement
• Teach new parents about
diseases that might be acquired
BABY
• Well-fed either breast fed or bottle
fed
• Routine vaccination of baby
• Put baby on tummy time to lessen
gas
• Bath time
• Do not shake the baby
• Always Sanitize your hands before
touching the baby
• No kissing

56. COUNSELLING
• Expect stress
• Everything is new, especially as a new parent
• Ask for help
• advise to continue studies even though she had her baby.
• Advise to take birth control, to avoid another unplanned pregnancy.
• Always balance between choices
• The child is their utmost priority.
• Encourage uptake of home visit
• Include the father of the baby if possible

57. •Dios mabalos
po