SLU BEdS LED Health Services Unit

🌧️ Rainy Days Are Here To Stay! Let’s Stay Safe And Healthy, Louisians! ☔

The rainy season is a time for cozy moments, and indoor fun — but it also means we need to take extra care of our health. 💙
Check out the infographic below for some simple yet super helpful health tips from SLUBEdS LED Health Services Unit. These easy steps can help us enjoy the rainy weather and stay protected from common illnesses. ✅
Remember: Prevention is always better than cure!
So let’s stay safe, happy, warm and healthy — whether you’re hitting modules, playing indoors and enjoying the warm company of our loved ones. Have fun, Louisians, and take care this rainy season! 🌈🧣🍲

You matter💕🫶🏼

Life they say is a battle. But you do not have to fight these battles alone, that is why we have people we call as comrades.

Do not ever lose yourself in a field of uncertainties and anxieties. Because there will always be a WE in you and me.

Remember, you are never alone. 𝙎𝙥𝙚𝙖𝙠 𝙪𝙥. 𝙍𝙚𝙖𝙘𝙝 𝙤𝙪𝙩. Your life matters. 𝐘𝐎𝐔 𝐌𝐀𝐓𝐓𝐄𝐑. ❤️

Do visit us here at the SLU BEdS Elementary Guidance Office, V205 or message us through our page: https://www.facebook.com/SLULESGuidanceCounselors

Hello there, young Louisians!!!
Since your SAFETY is our utmost concern and priority, here is an infographic showing the different layered strategies to reduce COVID-19 risks and how to prevent the spread of the virus in our school as recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO). No safety measure is 100% effective, but if these steps are done together it offers many layers of protection for us to have a healthy, fruitful and safe Academic Year!☺
See you all in school!!!

Saint Louis University Basic Education Back to School Vaccination Roll-Out in coordination with the City Health Services Office. September 2, 2022, 8:00am - 12:00 pm at the BedS-Junior High Covered Court.
Don't forget to bring Original Vaccination Card showing the completion of the primary dose series and the first booster dose or your QR Code and any valid Identification Card.
See You All there mga ka-BEdS!!!☺️

HEALTH DECLARATION FORM - Google Drive

Health Advisory

Following the World Health Organization's declaration of Monkeypox as a public health emergency of international concern. Here is an infographic below from the SLU LES Medical Clinic containing information about the Monkeypox virus and how we can protect ourselves from the virus and misinformations.

Sources: WHO, CDC & DOH

National Dengue Awareness Month is observed every June by virtue of Proclamation No. 1204 on April 21, 1998 by the President Fidel V. Ramos.
Dengue has been considered by the DOH as an all-year round disease which rises in incidence during the rainy season due to the presence of more breeding places for disease-causing aedes aegypti type of mosquitoes.
The enhanced 4S stategies calls for everyone to become prime movers in controlling mosquito population and avoiding any possible dengue deaths within the community since prevention is always better than cure.

Source: doh.gov.ph

Health Advisory|| National Hemophilia Awareness Month

Did you know that April is National Hemophilia Awareness Month?

Hemophilia is a disease that prevents the blood from clotting after an injury, meaning that the person with this illness simply bleeds on and on, which can cause serious health consequences, or even death.

Unfortunately, however, a definitive cure has not yet been found. A lot of people around the world suffer from hemophilia and many of which cannot afford proper treatment.

For more information about Hemophilia, you may ask your private physician or click this link: bit.ly/HemophiliaFAQs2021.

Source: DOH

FIRST AID on Animal Bites🐶🐱

Animal bites and scratches that break the skin can sometimes cause infection. Some bites need stitches while others heal on their own. It is important that we attend to the injury right away to reduce the risk of bacterial infection and other complications.

Here are some first aid tips on how you can manage animal bites at home.

📷by:Nurse Kath