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    The document summarizes key aspects of the Reproductive Health Act of 2012 (RA 10354) in the Philippines. The law mandates that the Philippine government and private sector fund and provide widespread distribution of family planning devices and education. It requires health and sexuality education from grade 5 to 10 using life skills approaches. The national and local governments must ensure availability of reproductive healthcare services like family planning and maternal care. The law aims to enable people, especially the poor, to have the number of children they can support through access to contraception and education on its use.

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    The document summarizes key aspects of the Reproductive Health Act of 2012 (RA 10354) in the Philippines. The law mandates that the Philippine government and private sector fund and provide widespread distribution of family planning devices and education. It requires health and sexuality education from grade 5 to 10 using life skills approaches. The national and local governments must ensure availability of reproductive healthcare services like family planning and maternal care. The law aims to enable people, especially the poor, to have the number of children they can support through access to contraception and education on its use.

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    The document summarizes key aspects of the Reproductive Health Act of 2012 (RA 10354) in the Philippines. The law mandates that the Philippine government and private sector fund and provide widespread distribution of family planning devices and education. It requires health and sexuality education from grade 5 to 10 using life skills approaches. The national and local governments must ensure availability of reproductive healthcare services like family planning and maternal care. The law aims to enable people, especially the poor, to have the number of children they can support through access to contraception and education on its use.

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    MAPEH 10 - Health Lesson 1 - With Blanks

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    The document summarizes key aspects of the Reproductive Health Act of 2012 (RA 10354) in the Philippines. The law mandates that the Philippine government and private sector fund and provide widespread distribution of family planning devices and education. It requires health and sexuality education from grade 5 to 10 using life skills approaches. The national and local governments must ensure availability of reproductive healthcare services like family planning and maternal care. The law aims to enable people, especially the poor, to have the number of children they can support through access to contraception and education on its use.

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    MAPEH 10 – HEALTH 4.

    Health and sexuality education is required from


    Lesson 1: Reproductive Health Act of 2012 grade five to grade ten students using life skills and
    or RH Law R.A 10354 other approaches.
    5. The national and local government will ensure the
    This is a law which guaranteed universal access to availability of reproductive healthcare services
    methods on contraception, fertility control, sexual such as family planning and parental care.
    education, and maternal care 6. Free choice regarding reproductive health to
    This law mandates Philippine government and the enable people, especially the poor, to have a
    private sector to fund and undertake widespread number of children they can care and provide for.
    distribution of family planning devices such as condoms, 7. Rapid population growth and high fertility rates,
    birth control pills, and IUDs, as well as on-going especially among the poor, exacerbate poverty and
    dissemination of information on their use to all health care makes it harder for the government to address it.
    centers. 8. Smaller family and wider pregnancy intervals
    The history of reproductive health in the Philippines resulting from the use of contraceptives allow
    dates back to 1967 when Ferdinand Marcos signed the families to invest more in each child’s education,
    ‘Declaration of Population’ health, nutrition, and eventually reduce poverty and
    He created the Commission on Population to push hunger at the household level.
    for smaller family and provided information and services to
    decrease population and lower fertility rates.

    Ferdinand Marcos pushed for a systematic distribution of


    contraceptives all over the country.

    The Corazon Aquino Administration focused on giving


    couples the right to have the number of children they
    prefer.

    Fidel Ramos shifted from population control to


    population management.

    Gloria Macapagal- Arroyo focused on natural family


    planning while contraceptives are openly sold in the
    country.

    Benigno Aquino III endorsed Reproductive Health Bill


    10354

    R.A 10354
    1. The bill mandates the government to “promote all
    effective, natural, and modern methods of family
    planning that are medically safe and legal.”
    2. The bill further states that “the government shall
    ensure that all women needing care for post-
    abortion complications shall be treated and
    counseled in a humane, non-judgmental, and
    compassionate manner.”
    3. The bill calls for a “multi- dimensional
    approach” and integrates family planning and
    responsible parenthood into all government anti-
    poverty programs.

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