health program

What We Do

BSDA is committed to improving the health and well-being of vulnerable communities by addressing critical challenges such as HIV/AIDS, drug use, diarrhea, and pneumonia. Our focus is on groups that face barriers to healthcare, including people living with HIV/AIDS, drug users, injection drug users, and caregivers of young children. These populations often experience limited access to services, low health awareness, and stigma, particularly impacting youth, women, and low-income families.To respond, BSDA implements the Home-Based Care on Health Awareness Services program, which combines preventive education with community engagement.  

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Our Goal

Reduce HIV transmission and stigma through education, testing, and counseling

Prevent drug use and support at-risk youth through outreach and referral services

Decrease cases of diarrhea and pneumonia by promoting hygiene, clean water, and early treatment

Build the capacity of local leaders, teachers, monks, and parents to respond to health issues in their communities

key actions 

Conduct awareness sessions and distribute educational materials in schools, pagodas, and communities

Support referral services for HIV testing, counseling, and treatment.

Promote safe sexual practices and provide condoms to reduce the spread of HIV and STIs

Lead hygiene promotion and distribute oral rehydration salts (ORS) for diarrhea management.

Refer children with symptoms to nearby health centers and SUN clinics

Organize drug prevention campaigns and educational monthly meeting in  collaboration with local partners