SAN JUAN DE DIOS EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION, INC.

2772-2774 Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City 1300 Philippines

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I. PROJECT DESCRIPTION

TITLE: PURI MO, YAMAN MO

TYPE: individual behavioral change.

PROPONENTS: BSPT1 1ST SEMESTER ACADEMIC YEAR 2018-2019

BENEFICIARIES: SJDEFI/TEENAGERS/STUDENTS

DATE OF IMPLEMENTATION: February 14, 2019

AREA OF PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION: All Catholic Schools, to be proposed

first at SJDEFI

BUDGET: 25,000

II. PROJECT BACKGROUND

The physical therapy students of San Juan De Dios Educational Foundation

Inc., are one of the front liners in embodying its core values. Since the institution does not

only aim to provide quality education but to also provide good values to their globally com-

petent students, it is deemed necessary to provide them with knowledge on what is happen-

ing in their community. Premarital sex refers to sexual activity practiced by persons who

are unmarried. The Bible refers to premarital sex as fornication. Fornication is sexual inter-

course between people who are not married to each other. The only distinction the Bible

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makes between premarital sex and adultery is that adultery involves married persons while

fornication involves those who are unmarried. Premarital sex is just as much of a sin as

adultery and all other forms of sexual immorality. They all involve having sexual relations

with someone you are not married to. (Worldview, 2016)

Bandura (1971) states in his article, Adolescence is a stage which human beings

face once throughout a lifetime. This stage serves as a threshold for biological, physical,

psychological and social developments which are accompanied by either positive or nega-

tive behaviours depending on the environment that the child is brought-up. According to

Population Reference Burea (2004), Younger people often face with strong social, peer and

cultural pressure to engage in premarital sex. As a result of this, significant numbers of

adolescents are involved in sexual activities at an early age. Fikadu (2000) states that The

early sexual activity of young people can expose them to the risk of unintended pregnancy,

early marriage, abortion and STIs/HIV/AIDS. In addition, unwanted pregnancy among fe-

male students may lead to school dropout, illegal and unsafe abortion, even death (World

Bank, 2005).

According to WHO (2013), Many adolescents face pressures to use alcohol,

cigarettes, or other drugs and to initiate sexual relationships at earlier ages, putting them-

selves at high risk for intentional and unintentional injuries and risky sexual behaviours.

Associations between sexual activity and substance use have been a consistent research

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finding and these practices may influence them to engage in premarital sex and its compli-

cations (Adeoye et al., 2012)

A new study on fertility and sexuality among young Filipinos has linked early

sex among millennials to early exposure to the Internet and social media. According to

Commission on Population executive director Juan Perez III, that one out of three girls and

boys who are 15 to 19 years of age have engaged in premarital sex.

The prevalence of pre-marital sex has increased in both developed and develop-

ing countries. In addition, 32% of young Filipinos aged 15-24 had engaged in sex before

marriage, up from 23% reported a decade ago. This finding came from the Young Adult

Fertility Study (2013). It is very common in teenagers wherein social attitudes to premarital

sex have changed over time as has the prevalence of premarital sex in various societies.

Among developed countries minorities considered sex between unmarried

adults to be morally unacceptable. In France, Germany and Spain, for example, less than

10 percent said that sex between unmarried adults is unacceptable. And in Japan, Russia

and the United States the proportions of those who said premarital sex is morally unac-

ceptable were less than one third (Chamie, 2018).

In contrast to the views undeveloped countries, large majorities in most devel-

oping countries said that sex between unmarried adults is morally unacceptable. Among

those countries were some of the most populous, including China (58 percent), Egypt (90

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 percent), India (67 percent), Indonesia (97 percent), Nigeria (77 percent), Pakistan (94 per-

cent) and the Philippines (71 percent), (Chamie, 2018).

Take in consideration when deciding about premarital sex is safety. Did you

know that 50% of the people who currently have HIV are between the ages of 15 and 24?1

Using a condom only reduces the risk of contracting HIV by 85%. Condoms do not signif-

icantly reduce the risk of contracting other sexually transmitted diseases. Take these statis-

tics into consideration when making your decision. After engaging in premarital sex, many

people express feelings of guilt, embarrassment, distrust, resentment, lack of respect, ten-

sion ( World view, 2016).

III. PROJECT OBJECTIVES

Prevention on premarital sex and its dangers to young teenagers proposed by the

BSPT1 purports to open an avenue in raising realization to the immorality of premarital sex

in the community of San Juan De Dios Educational Foundation Inc., through providing an

advertisement on the prevention of Premarital Sex among Teenagers to lessen or abolish

its wrong doings.

This specifically aims to:

• Enable students to reflect on themselves to not commit in premarital sex.

• Inform the students of SJDEFI on the immorality of premarital sex.

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 • Enable the students to gain knowledge on premarital sex and importance of absti-

nence.

• Establish a community wherein students are aware of the consequences of premarital

sex.

• To lessen the possibility of students committing premarital sex.

• Prevent spread of STD’s and unplanned pregnancy among teenagers.

• To build a community wherein they understand the importance of marriage.

IV. Desired impact

• Raising awareness of youth towards the possible outcomes of the premarital sex

• Realizing the immortality of premarital sex on the area of project implementation

• Increased the purity and morality of the youth not to engage in sex

• Successful presentation of the project at SJDEFI and will decrease the percentage

of premarital sex on all over the world

V. Project Organisation

The person involved in this advocacy are: Pamela Aya Fabula (President), Monica Manata

(Vice President), Andrew Marasigan (Secretary), Rayjuel Ulit (Project Planner) and Jethro De

Leon (Speaker). This advocacy will be presented to Dr.Carolyne Hizon, MA

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VI. Work Plan

PROJECT ACTIVITIES OUTPUT INDICATO FOCAL RESORCE COSTS

PHASE TARGET R PERSON NEEDED

Proposal Publish an To invite Approval of Company Spokesper- ₱3,000.

advocacy possible the project. or son, Pre- 00
video at investors investors marital Sex
social media to the . to invest
i.e youtube, planned in our
facebook, advertise- advertise
instagram, ment ment
etc…

Implementation Fundraising: The Permission Student of Venue 5,000

Entrepreuneur- gained of the SAN
ship profit officials of JUAN DE
from the the DIOS
fund rais- community EDUCAT
ing will IONAL
help in FOUNDA
funding TION,
the semi- INC.
nars on
premarital
sex

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 Monitoring Conduct a They will Information School Invitation ₱13,50
Seminar. be in- will be pre- personnel, letter (Ads) 0
formed sented using parent’s
about the a PowerPoint approval,
dangers of Presentation, and Foods/Snac
Premarital Internet Ads DepEd. k
sex. to invite pos-
sible youth to Certificates
listen to our (ink and
seminar. paper

Evaluation Feedbacks Participa- Compiled ₱3,000

through survey tion of au- Handouts
dience on and Activ-
the activi- ity Sheets
ties

VII.

VIII. Detailed budget requirement

Compiled Handouts and Activity Sheets: P50/pax (x 60) - ₱3, 000. 00

Certificates (ink and paper): - ₱3, 000. 00

Food (2 Snacks, Lunch): P150/pax (x 70) - ₱10, 500. 00

Speaker - ₱3,000

Venue - ₱5,000

TOTAL: - ₱ 24,500

December 4, 2018

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 SAN JUAN DE DIOS EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION, INC.
2772-2774 Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City 1300 Philippines
ISO 9001 (Quality); ISO 14001 (Environment); OHSAS 18001 (Health & Safety) CERTIFIED - HOSPITAL
Asia’s 1st Hospital Certified in OHSAS
First Philippine Hospital Certified in EMS and with Triple Certification
PAASCU Accredited – COLLEGE

DR. CAROLYNE HIZON

Student Formation
High School and College Department
San Juan De Dios Educational Foundation Inc.,
Pasay City

Dear Dr. Hizon,

The undersigned are first year Physical Therapy students enrolled in San Juan De Dios Educational
Foundation Inc. At the end of the first semester, we will defend our project proposal with the title
“PURI MO YAMAN MO” This is a major requirement in our subject Purposive Communication.
Our study aims to help San Juan De Dios Educational Foundation Inc. it purports to open an avenue
in raising realization to the immorality of premarital sex in the community.

In this regard, we would like to ask permission from your good office if we may conduct a fund-
raising activity at the quadrangle of San Juan De Dios Educational Foundation Inc. and ask from
you a tentative date when we can conduct the activity considering that we will have our presentation
of project proposal on December 5, 2018.

Thank you very much for your assistance and support.

Respectfully yours,

FABULA, PAMELA AYA S. ULIT, RAYJUEL

BSPT 1 BSPT 1

DE LEON, JETHRO MANATA, MONICA

BSPT 1 BSPT 1