Community Health Devlopment PARANAQUE

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Statistics of Parañaque City (2009)

Barangay Population Males Females Area (Ha.)

Density

(P/Ha.) Households

Household

Size

Baclaran 25,566 12,241 13,325 63.72 401.22 5,349 4.78

Tambo 26,935 12,896 14,039 662.53 40.65 5,792 4.65

Dongalo 9,486 4,542 4,944 23.22 408.53 2,049 4.63

La Huerta 7,540 3,610 3,930 53.72 140.36 1,514 4.98

Sto. Niño 23,294 11,153 12,141 245.95 94.71 5,176 4.50

Vitalez 3,288 1,516 1,650 57.20 55.35 684 4.63

San Dionisio 45,515 21,793 23,722 309.69 146.97 9,873 4.61

San Isidro 46,323 22,179 24,144 365.22 126.84 9,919 4.67

San Antonio 38,627 18,495 20,132 287.19 134.50 8,397 4.60

B.F. Homes 64,728 30,992 33,736 769.50 84.12 12,792 5.06

Sun Valley 31,182 14,930 16,252 177.15 175.43 6,720 4.64

Marcelo Green 22,030 10,795 11,235 287.19 76.71 4,529 4.86

Don Bosco 33,824 16,195 17,629 384.75 87.91 7,181 4.71

Merville 13,241 6,340 7,901 304.47 43.49 2,776 4.77

San Martinde Porres 20,888 10,001 10,887 155.65 134.20 4,631 4.51

Moonwalk 41,645 29,940 21,705 377.28 110.38 8,622 4.83

Total 449,811 215,370 234,441 4,657.00 has. 96.59 95,150

4.73 (ave.)Figures

courtesy of theCity Planning

Office, City Hall,Parañaque.



TOTAL POPULATION : 524,554

LAND AREA : 46.57 sq. km.

POPULATION DENSITY : 11,828 / sq.km.

GROWTH RATE : 2.88%POVERTY INDEX: 19.57%

EMPLOYMENT RATE: 89.3%

ELEMENTARY COMPLETION RATE: 75.69



Local Health Agencies

� Dr. Olga Virtusio, LocalHealth

Department

�

Dr. Yolanda Orantia, Social Hygiene



Parañaque·s Status of Health

Indicators National

Baseline

2006 2006 2007 2008 2009

Vital Health Indices

Crude Birth Rate 20.70% 14.1% 12.60% 14.64% 14.04%

Crude Death Rate 4.30% 4.85% 3.91% 3.83% 3.53%

Maternal Mortality Rate 0.63% 0.13% 1.22% 0.24% 0.61%

Infant Mortality Rate 24% 19% 18.56% 18.22% 15.19%

Health Indicators

Fully Immunized Child 83% 82.36% 90.28% 60% 71%

% of Births attended by skilledPersonel

53.90% 78.05% 81.41% 79.48% 82.97%

Facility Based Deliveries 37.10% 47.97% 53.32% 60.10% 64.63%

Pregnant women with at least3 prenatal visit

61% 63% 60.10% 20% 25.74%

Pregnant women with TT2injection

59% 49% 43.60% 17% 17.72%

Women with at least 1 postpartum check up

69% 73% 70% 48% 34.96%



Parañaque·s MCH Issues

Poor MCH Indicators

± High Maternal Mortality Rate 0.61%

± Infant Mortality Rate 15.19%

± Teenage pregnancy (11-20 y/o) 13.30%

± Pregnant women with a least 3 pre-natal consult 25.7%

±

Pregnant women with given TT2 injection 17.72% ± Deliveries by skilled birth attendants at 82.97% only

± Facility based deliveries at 64.63% only

± Women with at least 1 post-partum check-ups 34.96%

± Low rate and shorter period of exclusive breastfeeding

Identified problems

± Health facilities complying with IMCI protocols

± Accreditation processes ± Referral network of accredited service providers

Other Issues/Challenges

± Poor health seeking behaviors

± Lack of knowledge on maternal and child health care



EXPERIENCES

� AFRHS

� RUP/RED STRATEGY

� URBAN HEART



(AFRHS) Adolescent Friendly

Reproductive Health Services

� 36% of new adolescent clients seen

� 2 youth groups ± BALUTI & KAPWA

Activities led by youth groups

- Peer Health Education Sessions

- Advocacy Activities

- Community Outreach activities- VCT

- Home visits



(BREAD for LIFE) RED STRATEGY

DOH

CHO

HC

Through the Public

System

Strengthened

health staff

capacity

Using:

Reaching

Every

BarangayStrategy

(REB)



The initial results«in Parañaque

� Improved Immunization rates

� Increased Health center visits

� Passage of local legislations� Other social determinants of health like

environment, housing, were addressed



Moving RED Forward

� Expanding RED to the whole community

of Bgy. San Isidro, Sto. Niño and

Moonwalk by the end of 2011«86,589

Urban Poor reached

� Translate the experience in responsive

national and local policies for

sustainability� Mobilize international funding support to

expand the work for 2011-2015



What Urban HEART

Accomplished«� City Resolution No. 08-055 Series of 2008

adopting the UH Tool in the City

� Ordinance# 060-2008 Birthing HomeRegulation Act of 2008

� 1st Birthing Facility: PAANAKAN in Dist. II� 1st Information System for Pregnant Women

in the local Brgy.

� Establishment of Women¶s Health

Team(community volunteers)� Decreased in IMR/MMR citywide

� Increased awareness of Newborn Screening

� Increased Breastfeeding practices



EXPANSION TO OTHER

SE

CTOR

S/OTHER

IN

ITIATIVE

S� Updates of the tool in all health programs, other agencies(PNP,

� SWAESO, Planning to make use of tool for accomplishment reporting

� All barangays were submitting data needed

� The tool paved the way for a close coordination withagencies identified to provide intervention (PNP, Maynilad,Bgy. Captain)

� Four (4) new birthing facilities (SA, ME, SI, Vit.)

� WHT strengthen in all barangays

�

Private midwives practices regulated� Implementation of MNCHN strategy

� CBMS/UH Tool complementing each other

� Gather voluntary support and active participation from theprivate sector locally and internationally



Indicative Direction for 2011

R.A.C.E FOR SERVICE

1. Implementing reforms for rapidreduction of maternal and neonatal

mortality through MNCHN strategy

2. Strengthening private-public

partnerships

3. Expansion of effective strategies on

Maternal and Child Health program

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Community Health Devlopment PARANAQUE