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On December 19, 2025, the Rotary Club of Mandaluyong-Biyaya successfully delivered three (3) complete food cart livelihood packages to three solo parent families in Marikina City, signifying the full and proper implementation of the Food Cart For Free Project under an approved Rotary District Grant. The project was implemented in partnership with the National Council for Solo Parents Inc., with Redd de Guzman, Secretary General, serving as the primary community contact. Benef

For the Rotary Club of Mandaluyong Biyaya, service means reaching out with compassion wherever there is a need—regardless of culture, faith, or background. On March 8, 2026, the club once again brought hope and kindness to the Darul Ferdauz Educational Center in Maharlika Village, Taguig City through its meaningful outreach project, “Sharing of Blessings.” Maharlika Village is home to one of Metro Manila’s vibrant Muslim communities, where young students are nurtured in both

For more than fifteen years, the Gift of Life program of the Rotary Club of San Juan West has stood as one of the club’s most meaningful and enduring humanitarian initiatives—bringing hope, healing, and a second chance at life to children born with congenital heart disease. Conceived with the mission of helping indigent pediatric patients in need of life-saving cardiac care, the program provides critical assistance for medical procedures such as heart surgeries and other spec

Today, hope took its first step. On the first day of the 21st Rotaplast International Cebu Medical Mission 2026 at Adventist Hospital Cebu, we witnessed a moment that reminds us why this mission matters. Our very first beneficiary is Baby Arianna from Bantayan Island, Cebu, a brave young girl born with a unilateral complete cleft condition. After traveling from her island home with courage in her heart and hope in her family’s prayers, Arianna is now on the path toward a new

St. James High School in Besao, Mountain Province, is a learning institution built with an acceptable structure with cemented ground; however, many areas are already worn out and paints are chipping off. Although the school is an Episcopal private school, there is currently no DepEd (WASH in Schools) rating system. The school is expected only to comply with WASH standards and is not consistently required to undergo the official star rating. Despite these conditions, the schoo

We witnessed yet another beautiful expression of Rotary fellowship and service. On behalf of the officers, members, and spouses of the Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to Rotary Club of Cebu West, led by President Andrew Jimenez, for their generous donation of ₱50,000 in support of the Rotaplast International 21st Cebu Medical Mission. The check was graciously turned over to RCCPC Vice President Ludwig Amandoron, symbolizing not just financia

ANTIPOLO CITY – Project H.A.N.D.A. (Helmets, Aid, and Necessities for Disaster Awareness) was successfully conducted through the collaborative efforts of the Rotary E-Club of Marikina, Rotary E-Club of Scale Experts MaRiz, and the Rotary Club of Marikina South at the PAGRAI Unit 4 Child Development Center (ECCD) in Barangay Mayamot, Antipolo City. The project benefited 74 young learners, who received protective helmets and emergency medical kits aimed at enhancing their safet

On February 28, 2026, Maximo Estrella Senior High School (MESHS) held a Career Awareness Seminar titled “We Help Shape Your Future” at the AVR of the Senior High School building. The event provided graduating students with valuable insights into various career paths through the sharing of experiences and professional guidance from distinguished guest speakers. The seminar was made possible through the collaborative efforts of the Rotary Club of Makati North, Rotary Club of Al

Last March 15, 2026, we invited healthcare professionals, speech-language pathologists, parents, and community members to take part in a meaningful learning session on speech, velopharyngeal function, and feeding issues in children with cleft palate. While surgical missions restore smiles, the journey of care goes far beyond the operating room. Understanding speech development, feeding challenges, and long-term therapy is essential in helping children live fuller and more con

This marks the beginning of something truly meaningful as the Pre-Clinic Day of the 21st Mission of Rotaplast International at Adventist Hospital Cebu. From the early hours, it was all hands on deck. Volunteers, medical professionals, Rotarians, and partners came together with one shared purpose, to prepare the way for life changing surgeries for children and patients who have long waited for this chance. Pre-Clinic is where hope begins. Every registration, screening, and con

On February 8, 2026, the Rotary Club of Greenfield District (RCGD) spent a meaningful day with the young Agta learners of Sentrong Paaralan ng mga Agta (SPA) in Casiguran, Aurora — a community shaped by isolation, poverty, and the relentless path of seasonal typhoons. In places where access is difficult and resources are scarce, even small gestures carry lasting impact. A significant highlight of the visit was the turnover of a kolong-kolong (tricycle with sidecar) to serve a

The meeting of the day marked a meaningful step in building partnerships that strengthen care for children served in Rotaplast missions. The Rotaplast Speech Pathology Team from A.T. Still University in Arizona met with the Dean, faculty members, and 2nd year Speech Pathology interns of Cebu Doctors’ University for a productive exchange of knowledge, best practices, and insights into their respective speech pathology programs. Joining the discussion online was Rotaplast Direc