SOCIAL HEALTH

Social Health
 involves your ability to form
satisfying interpersonal
relationships with others.
 it also relates to your ability to
adapt comfortably to
different social situations and
act appropriately in a variety of
settings.
 What does
friendship mean to
you?
What are the good
things that you get
from your friends?
What are the good
things that you are
willing to do with
your friends?
 When does
friendship become
harmful?
 Peer pressure
• Peer influence
concerns you as
adolescents. You are
in the developmental
stage wherein you
build lasting
1.Cybercrime
 Any crime committed in
cyberspace.
 Cyber refers to a computer
or a computer network, the
electronic medium in
which online
communication takes
 Republic Act No.
10175
 Cybercrime Prevention Act of
 2012
The law mandates the
prohibition of cybersex, child
pornography, unsolicited
commercial communications,
and computer-related identity
theft.
Cybersex
 online sex-oriented
conversations and exchanges.
Child pornography
 a form of child sexual
exploitation.
Identity
 theft 
the act of a person obtaining
information illegally about
someone else.
 Unsolicited commercial
 any message,
communications
through
telecommunications service,
which is transmitted for the
purpose of informing about, or
soliciting or promoting
any commercial transaction in
relation to goods, investments or
services which a subscriber does
2. Child
Pornography
any visual depiction of
sexually explicit conduct
involving a minor
(persons less than 18
years old). 
 Republic Act No.
 Anti-Child 9775
Pornography Act of
 2009
The State recognizes the vital
role of the youth in nation
building and shall promote and
protect their physical, moral,
spiritual, intellectual, emotional,
psychological and social well-
being. 
 Republic Act No.
 The State shall guarantee the
9775
fundamental rights of every child
from all forms of neglect, cruelty
and other conditions prejudicial to
his/her development.
 The State shall protect every child
from all forms of exploitation and
abuse.
3. Hazing
 any action or situation
which recklessly,
intentionally, or
unintentionally endangers
the mental, physical, the
health or safety of a
person.
• Fraternities and sororities,
gangs and social groups are
starting to become more and
more identified and
publicized.
• Because of their alleged
prestige and prime, more
teens are encouraged to be
• For some of these groups,
hazing may be an option to
test an “applicant’s”
willingness and
commitment.
• On the other hand, hazing is
very dangerous, and proven
to have killed many lives.
 Republic Act No.
 Anti-Hazing
8949Law
 The Act penalizes those
who will go too far during
initiation rites wherein the
“applicant” is subjected to
severe physical and
emotional pain and
4. Blood Donation
 Being proactive citizens of
the country, you must
willingly help other in
ways that will not harm
you.
 One of the emerging forms
of voluntary service is
 Republic Act No.
 National Blood Services Act of
1994.
7719
 Aims to promote and
encourage voluntary blood
donation by the citizenry.
 Provide for adequate, safe and
affordable and equitable
distribution of blood and blood
 In order to attain those aims, the
Act provisions the
establishments of a Blood
Services Network:
a. National Council for Blood
Services and its various
 committees.
It serves as the governing body of
the network and is responsible for
the approval of various policies
and blood services
b. Philippine National Blood
Services
 Under its Blood Centers, it works
on the recruitment, retention, and
care of voluntary blood donors,
collection of blood from qualified
donors, testing of units of bloods
for infectious diseases, and the
like.
c. Authorized Blood Collections
Units and facilities
d. Private and Public Hospital
Blood Banks and Blood
Stations
e. Non-Hospital Health
Facilities
f. National Reference
Laboratories for
Immunology and Immuno