The official blog of The Project Red Ribbon Care Management Foundation, Inc. (TRR).

  • TRR LOVE FUND

    TRR Love Fund is the arm of the foundation which provides medical assistance to the financially challenged PLHIV.

  • Care assistance for HIV Test

    The Care Assistant Program involves assistance to HIV testing and HIV and AIDS Treatment hubs in the Philippines. Our volunteers schedule the client to the clinic or hub, assist with the procedure in the clinic or hub and conduct peer counseling

  • HOTLINE ASSISTANCE

    With the TRR Hotline Numbers, our volunteers answer concerns and inquiries about HIV and AIDS, do counselling, refers clients to nearest HIV Testing facility, HIV and AIDS Treatment Hub and government and NGO organizations for support

  • PEER COUNSELING

    The foundation volunteers conduct one-on-one counseling either on the phone or in person. They also conduct group counseling

  • SUPPORT GROUP TALK

    The support group talk (SGT) is a program that involves giving HIV lectures by guest speakers, discuss topics about HIV, care, treatment and support, discussion issues related to HIV

  • OUTREACH PROGRAM

    The foundation's outreach program is geared towards providing support to our fellow PLHIV's in the HIV and AIDS Treatment Hubs. Volunteers hand out of donations of medicines and special gifts to PLHIV, give inspirational talks by invited guests to a group of PLHIV, bonding over snacks or meal, visit the sick who are confined in the hospital

  • Referral System

    As part of treatment, the foundation's referral program involves our volunteers referring clients to specialized doctors who are HIV friendly. The foundation has it's own list of specialty doctors of low cost for the indigent PLHIV.

  • Online Support Group

    The foundation has a private Online Support Group in facebook. This group of advocates, supporters, counselors, health Workers and PLHIV

  • Home Health

    Aside from client counselling, the foundation volunteers also do family counselling and home visitation for awareness and continuance of care.

  • Health Fitness

    The foundation believes in holistic approach to treatment and care, thus inclusion of these programs: yoga, dance, swimming, jogging and running, boot camp workouts

  • EVENTS

    As part of awareness and education program, the foundation organizes its own national events to coincide with the international AIDS events: World AIDS Day and International AIDS Candlelight Memorial

Showing posts with label Peer Educator's Training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peer Educator's Training. Show all posts

Monday, July 22, 2013

Email 464: Training for Educators


Hi Mr. Pozzie Pinoy,

Hoping that you are in good shape while reading my message. I read almost everything about your blog regarding HIV/AIDS. Allow me to extend to you my deepest gratitude for creating a very informative blog like this, which our country needs at this time. Please let me introduce myself briefly, I am a college instructor in a higher education institution here in Manila. Researching about HIV/AIDS is one thing that keeps me busy (aside from my graduate school and teaching responsibilities). Last month, I and my friend decided to take the HIV test at RITM Malate. From my experience, I am with in claiming that the people there are so accommodating and non judgmental. 

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Peer Educator's Training for PLHIV


Be part of the 
NATIONAL POOL OF PEER EDUCATORS FOR PLHIV TRAINED BY 
THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

The Department of Health, through the National AIDS STI Prevention and Control Program (NASPCP) under the Infectious Disease Office (IDO) of the National Center for Disease Prevention and Control (NCDPC), 
invites applicants for the 
TRAINING ON PEER EDUCATION FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV (PLHIV) on 
November 2012. 


Details of the training will be sent to the qualified applicants. 

To qualify, he/she must:

1. be a PLHIV
2. be empowered and actively involved in support groups or care and support organization
3. have at least one year experience/involvement in providing care and support services to PLHIV
4. have good writing / speaking skills
5. be capable of preparing client profile and narrative report of client intervention
6. have undergone training on HIV 101, RA 8504, and Sex, Gender and Sexuality
7. be articulate in Tagalog and English (or local dialect)
8. have a spirit of volunteerism

Requirements:

1. Application letter addressed to Dr. Jose Gerard B. Belimac, Program Manager, NASPCP
2. Essay on unforgettable experience(s) as a peer educator. State issues and how these were addressed. 
3. Recommendation/Endorsement from Superior / Head of Organization and 2 peers/colleagues
4. Supporting documents for training attended

Considerations for Selection of Applicants: 

Knowledge:

• Basic counseling with emphasis on transference and countertransference 
• Updated on HIV epidemiology (local and global)
• Updated on programs implemented by national government and NGOs
• aware of referral mechanism
• Has basic knowledge on HIV and STI, ART, RA 8504,TCS services
• Must be familiar with illicit drugs and drug use (specially for PLHIV/PWID)
• Must be familiar with human anatomy
• has undergone formal training on peer education and group facilitation

Skills:

• Capable of preparing client profile and activity report 
   Articulate in Tagalog and English (or local dialect)

Atttitude:

• must have self-confidence
• must be gender and age-sensitive
• client – centered approach
• Sensitive, emphatic, open-minded, good listener, good communicator,  trustworthy
• must follow ethical standards of a peer educator
• Committed to serve peers on a voluntary basis

Responsibility of a PLHIV Peer Educator 

a. Deal not just with health but also psychological aspects of health 
b. Could mobilize the community and empowerment initiatives that could evolve into community health educator or integrated programming
c. Information Dissemination and gathering of information
    i. Reporting 
    ii. Monitoring and Evaluation 
        - Forms 
        - Basic narrative report in managing clients
d. How to deal with people holistically
    i. Self awareness
        - Values
        - Attitudes 
        - Personal Needs 
        - Ethical standards 
        - Stress management 
    ii. Interpersonal communication skills
        - Facilitating skills 
        - Negotiation skills
    iii. Psycho social needs
    iv. Basic health needs / life support
        - Basic home-based care 
        - Basic life support 
e. Organizing and building a support group including mentoring of support group establish by peer educators 
f. Responsibility to self

Interested applicants must submit all documents on or before Sunday, September 30, 2012 to: 

Peer Education for PLHIV Training Secretariat
National AIDS STI Prevention and Control Program (NASPCP)
3rd Floor, Bldg. 14
Department of Health
San Lazaro Compound
Sta. Cruz, Manila 
(632) 495-0149

or through email at naspcp@yahoo.com



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