Republic of the Philippines

Cordillera Administrative Region

Province of Abra
Municipality of Danglas
RURAL HEALTH UNIT

PROJECT PROPOSAL

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

 Project Title: MASS BLOOD DONATION: “SAFE BLOOD FOR ALL”

 Type of Project: Bloodletting Activity for community members of Danglas
 Participants: PHO-6; PNRC- 5; DOH- 4; RHU staff- 10; Barangays- 70 (95
participants)
 Project Proponent/s: Municipal Health Office
 Project Beneficiaries: RHU, Community members of Danglas and Blood Service
Facility (PRC-Abra and Abra Provincial Hospital)
 Date of Implementation/ Duration: September 23, 2019
 Area of Project Seminar: Danglas Municipal Gymnasium

BACKGROUND/ SITUATION ANALYSIS

Blood donation is the act of giving life. Every ounce of blood donated can serve as a
lifeline for those in need of life-saving blood transfusions. Anyone’s blood can save every
person, from a little baby to an old individual. One cannot make blood; it is a gift we all have
inside of us to give to those who are injured, sick or in need.

There’s no doubt that the need for blood is huge. However, the support of donors is make
it possible to help the people in achieving a healthier, happier and fruitful life.

In relation, Republic Act No. 7719, also known as the National Blood Services Act of 1994,
promotes voluntary blood donation to provide sufficient supply of safe blood and to regulate
blood banks. This act aims to inculcate public awareness that blood donation is a humanitarian
act.

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

Main Objective: To facilitate the collection of blood that will be utilized in saving the lives of
people who are in need of blood.
 Specific Objectives:

a) To promote and encourage voluntary blood donation in the Municipality of Danglas

and to instill public consciousness on the principle that blood donation is a
humanitarian act and that the provision of blood for transfusion is not a sale of a
commodity;
b) To provide for adequate, safe, affordable and equitable distribution of supply of
blood and blood products;
c) To inform the public of the benefits of and the need for voluntary blood donation to
curb the hazards caused by the commercial sale of blood;
d) To mobilize all the sectors of the community to participate in programs and activities
on voluntary and non-profit collection of blood.

DESIRED IMPACT AND OUTCOME OF THE PROJECT

To be able to collect enough blood that will save life of people who need blood.

PROJECT WORKPLAN

PHASES OF ACTIVITIES TARGET INDICATORS PERSON RESOURCES

THE PROJECT IN NEEDED
(DATE) CHARGE
September 23, Participants
2019 and
Facilitators
7:30-8:30 AM Registration, registered for
Vital signs, Facilitators, the event. NDP/ RHU
Pen and Paper
weight and Participants Participants Staff
height taking are checked
for their vital
signs, weight
and height
Participants
PRC
are screened
8:30-9:00 AM Screening Participants staff/PHO Pen and Paper
prior to
staff
donation.
9:00-9:30 AM OPENING PROGRAM
9:30-12:00 NN BLOODLETTING PROPER
12:00-1:00 PM LUNCH
1:00-4:00 PM CONTINUATION OF THE BLOODLETTING ACTIVITY
4:00-5:00 PM Mun.
Awarding of Certificates Paper and
Facilitators Mayor,
certificates awarded Frames
MHO, PHN
 DETAILED BUDGET REQUIREMENT

Budget Item Description Amount Needed Proposed Sources

Snacks and Lunch for 95 individuals
Lancets For 80 individuals
Alcohol Available at the RHU
Cotton Balls Available at the RHU
Safety collection box Available at the RHU
Special papers and frames 15 frames/certificate
for the certificates of guests holders
TOTAL

Prepared by:

SHEENA MARIE T. TESORO, MAN

NDP

Noted by:

JOAN ROSE G. LAMPAC, MD

DTTB/MHO

Approved by:

HON. DENISE FLORENCE B. BRAGAS, MD

Municipal Mayor