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PhilHealth Offers Eyeglasses, Therapy Packages For Children

Acting PhilHealth chief Beverly Lorraine Ho said several benefit packages for children and young people with disabilities still need wider utilization among beneficiaries.

Negros Occidental Summit Seeks Closer Collab Among Tourism Stakeholders

The summit brings tourism stakeholders together to strengthen Negros Occidental destinations while navigating shifting traveler expectations, emerging technologies, and the growing role of AI.

Serving Healthy Food Now Mandatory At Baguio Events

The new ordinance makes nutritious food a standard part of Baguio City government gatherings as officials move toward healthier workplace and event practices.

DSWD, NCDA Bring Services To Children With Disabilities In Pangasinan

DSWD and NCDA delivered CAREvan services to 30 children with disabilities as part of the Handog ng Pangulo service caravan in Pangasinan.

Department Of Tourism Accredits 84 Establishments In Antique

DOT-Western Visayas accredited 84 establishments in Antique through a mobile accreditation initiative conducted over four days across the province.

300 Benefit From PhilHealth YAKAP Caravan In Legazpi

The PhilHealth YAKAP caravan brought healthcare services to more than 300 beneficiaries in Legazpi as part of the Handog ng Pangulo initiative.

Binirayan Fest To Feature Tableau On ‘Confederation Of Madja-As’

The Confederation of Madja-as will be brought to life through a new tableau joining this year’s Binirayan Festival celebrations in Antique.

’Natnateng Cook-Off’ Puts A Modern Twist On Ilocano Favorites

Traditional vegetables from the Ilocano kitchen are being reintroduced at the Natnateng Cook-Off through fresh approaches and new culinary interpretations.

DOH-13 Intensifies Campaign As Animal Bites Cases Surge

Animal bite prevention is receiving greater attention from DOH-13 following the continuing increase in reported cases across different areas of Caraga.

Healthy Diet, Early Detection Urged To Protect Kids From Leukemia

A BGHMC physician urged parents to watch for persistent fever, bone pain, fatigue, unusual bruising, and other possible signs of leukemia.

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