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RHWC PROGRAM
PROGRAM REVIEW
REVIEW
 BEST
PRACTICES
AND
INNOVATIO
NS
RHWC
BEST PRACTICES/INNOVATIONS

➤ 1 HOUR POST-HIV RESULT

➤ SUNDOWN HIV TESTING
➤ MSM & TG FRIENDLY
ENVIRONMENT
➤ CARE & SUPPORT FOR
INDIGENT CLIENTS
➤ HIV ONLINE OUTREACH
VIA FB PAGE: INGAT LAGI
➤ FOCAL PEER EDUCATORS
BEST PRACTICES/INNOVATIONS

➤ MEDIA MILEAGE
➤ MARCY/YKP PROGRAM
➤ BARANGAY HIV AIDS
DESTIGMATIZATION
➤ MOBILIZATION OF DAVAO
CITY AIDS COUNCIL (DCAC)
➤ HIV-TB PROGRAM
COLLABORATION
➤ COMMUNITY-BASED HIV
SCREENING (CBS)
➤ RAPID HIV DIAGNOSTIC
ALGORITHM (rHIVda)
BEST PRACTICES/INNOVATIONS

➤ RHWC SATELLITE
TREATMENT HUB FOR
DAVAO CITY
➤ FREE BASELINE LAB EXAM
FOR PLHIVs
➤ TCS DIRECT REFERRAL
LINKAGE
➤ SOON TO RISE:
NEW RHWC BUILDING
TREATMENT
,
CARE &
SUPPORT
REFERRAL
SYSTEM
RHWC
PILIPINAS
PILIPINAS HIV
HIV CASES
CASES
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01 0 01 2 01 4 01 6 01 7
2 2 2 2 2

4 9 17 26 30
42,283
HIV
CASES
50%
25-34 yo

33%
15-24 yo
AIDS
AIDS EPIDEMIC
EPIDEMIC MODEL
MODEL
DAVAO
DAVAO HIV
HIV CASES
CASES
 HIV and AIDS cases-Davao City (n=1,997) April 2017
City Feb 1984 to
2017 present
Jan-Apr17
AIDS Asymptomatic AIDS Asymptomatic AIDS Asymptomatic
Davao 4 14 16 118 220 1.777

total 18 134 1,997

• HIV and aids Cases by sex

• sex April2017 Jan- April2017 1984 To April2017

female 1 9 101
Male 17 125 1,896

• Total 18 134 1,997

HIV and AIDS by Age group
age group April 2017 Jan-April2017 1984 to present
<15 0 0 3
15-24 y.o. 3 54 804
25-34 y.o. 10 61 935
35-49 y.o. 5 19 222
50 & older 0 0 33
total 18 134 1,997

HIV and AIDS cases by Mode of Transmission

Mode of April 2017 Jan-April‘17 1984 to Present
transmission

Bisexual 5 38 695
Heterosexual 5 18 259
Homosexual 8 78 1,032
perinatal 0 0 3
unknown 0 0 8
Total 18 134 1,997
HIV and AIDS cases among OFWs ( 152)
OFW April2017 Jan-April 2017 1984-present

Davao 1 7 159

Reported HIV and AIDS Deaths (n= 106)

City April 2017 Jan-April 1984-present

Davao 0 3 109
HIGHLIGHTS (JAN-DEC’16)

➤ 17,063 clients served

➤ 120,000 condoms given
➤ 6,300 HIV tests
➤ 12,441 Smear exams
➤ 9,100 EEWs served
➤ 5,504 MSM/TG tested
➤ 1,532 OPD clients
➤ 137 FLSW
➤ 123 Mobile HIV tests
➤ 118 Seminars provided
HIGHLIGHTS (JAN-JUNE’17)

➤ 2,065 clients served

➤ 15,000 condoms provided
➤ 1,773 HIV tests
➤ 3,011 Smear exams
➤ 601 EEW clients
➤ 9,558 MSM & TG reached
➤ 7,646 MSM & TG tested
➤ 2,449 clients outreach
 524
Total Seropositive Clients

272 (51%)
Total Clients on ARV Treatment

RHWC-CHO HIV PROGRAM

(January 2016 to June 2017)
2016-2017
2016-2017 Updates
Updates
RHWC HIV SERVICES
2016

4
4
4

3 3

2
2
2

JAN
FEB
MAR 0
APR
MAY
JUN

MOBILE TESTING (JANUARY - JUNE 2016)

RHWC HIV SERVICES
2017

12

10 12

8 9

8 8 9

JAN
FEB
MAR 0
APR
MAY
JUN

MOBILE TESTING (JANUARY - JUNE 2017)

RHWC HIV SERVICES
2016

5
4 5
6

4.5

3
3

1.5

JULY 1
AUG
SEPT 0
OCT
NOV
DEC
MOBILE TESTING (JULY - DECEMBER 2016)
RHWC HIV SERVICES
2017

5.25

3.5

0 1.75
0
JULY 0
AUG 0
SEPT 0 0
OCT
NOV
DEC
MOBILE TESTING (JULY - DECEMBER 2017)
TOTAL NUMBER HIV TESTED 2016

97
91 91
100
81

64 75

49
50

12 25
12
3 9 8
JUL
0
AUG SEP 0
OCT NOV DEC

MSM TG
TOTAL NUMBER HIV TESTED 2017

348 400

290
256 250 300
235
221

200

100
20 32 32 35
10
10
JAN FEB 0
MAR APR MAY JUN

MSM TG
TOTAL NUMBER HIV TESTED

2016

4% 2017

96% 6%

94%

JUL AUG SEP 1st & 2nd OCT NOV DE

Quarter
GRAND TOTAL HIV TESTED

2016 82% 2017

8% 8%

92%
92%
LECTURE VS TESTING
2016

41%
59%
LECTURE VS TESTING
2017

35%

65%
Total
Total PLHIV
PLHIV on
on ART
ART
2016

Updated: December 2016 50

2016

Updated: December 2016

 2017

213

+
59

Updated: June 2017 52

 2017

Updated: June 2017

53
Updated: December 2016 54
Updated: December 2016 55
Updated: December 2016 56
Updated: December 2016 57
 1 Medical Officer
1 Registered Nurse
1 Laboratory Scientist
1 HEPO
2 Peer Educators
1 Lab Aide
1 Driver
1 Clerk

RHWC STAFF
(As of May 2017)
 1 Laboratory Scientist
1 Midwife/Program Associate
9 Implementation Officers
64 Peer Educators/Volunteers
1 Project Assistant
1 Coordinator

Augmented Staff
(Project-based Global Fund-Save the Children)
CHALLENGES:

➤ Peer Educators Program in

Barangay Level.
➤ Sustainability of ARVs.
➤ Commitment of LGU and
District Centers.
➤ AIDS Council Support.
➤ Orientation on SOGIE.
➤ Human Resources.
➤ SDN-P&P Partnerships
➤ Stigma & Discrimination.
➤ Finance IEC campaigns.
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