00:00 Since 2010, the Taratak Jiwa Hati Community Welfare Institute has been focusing on the
00:08 support of HIV and AIDS survivors in the West Sumatra province.
00:13 On a routine and scheduled basis, volunteers provide HIV/AIDS or ODAH support,
00:21 provide health care and monitor the consumption of ARV, an antiretroviral therapy,
00:30 which is part of the ODAH treatment to reduce the risk of transmission.
00:35 The coordinator of the Taratak Jiwa Hati Community Welfare Institute, Muhammad Hidayat, explains,
00:41 ODAH, which has just learned their status, is a priority in support.
00:48 This is because there are still many ODAH in hospitals that do not get family support.
00:54 Currently, there are about 700 HIV/AIDS HIV patients in West Sumatra, accompanied by the Taratak Jiwa Hati.
01:04 With 10 volunteers available, they can only reach the ODAH in Padang, Bukit Tinggi,
01:12 Solok, Pariaman and Padang-Pariaman Regency.
01:17 We prioritize to accompany and support those who have just learned their status.
01:22 They are not alone, we are in the support system of the ODAH, we can access,
01:29 we can face together or through this, in the future we are more useful,
01:39 healthier and more motivated to live.
01:43 In my opinion, this support is more effective because we are the victims of this disease,
01:52 it's easy to donate, right?
01:55 Because there is a coordinator like this, we are giving motivation as a role model.
02:01 In addition to the LSM, the ODAH also get support from the consular of the Puskesmas,
02:08 like in Puskesmas, Pau, Kota Padang.
02:11 Lili Zareni, who has been a consular of HIV/AIDS for 10 years,
02:16 tries to continue to provide comfort for the ODAH to share their worries and undergo treatment.
02:23 The presence of the Sebaya group serves to provide social psychology support
02:28 in strengthening the mental to continue to be motivated to undergo treatment,
02:33 one of which is by direct visit.
02:36 Thank you.
02:37 Thank you.
02:38 Thank you.
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