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On October 11, 2026, the Rotary Club of Makati North (RCMN) and the Rotaract Club of Barangay Sta. Cruz once again joined hands in conducting the Free Screening for Children with Special Needs (formerly known as the Free Clinic for Children with Special Needs) at San Pedro Central Elementary School. This year's activity marked a significant milestone: the project's 10th anniversary since its inception in 2016. What began as a flagship project under the leadership of PP Meliss

Recognizing that the well-being of young people is essential to their growth and learning, the Rotary Club of San Fernando (La Union) met with the Schools Division Office of the City of San Fernando, La Union on September 7, 2026, to coordinate an upcoming mental health initiative—Project Bantay Isip. The coordination meeting brought together RCSFLU and SDO officials, including Schools Division Superintendent Herana and Escobar Nehmel, Mental Health Focal Person, to discuss p

The Rotary Club of Makati Paseo de Magallanes is always committed to supporting young people and expanding opportunities for them to thrive. The organization believes that the youth are not waiting for change, they are leading changes and our responsibility is to ensure that they have the opportunities, resources, and support they need to shape a better future for all. RCMPM once again joins with the City Health Office (CHO) of Urdaneta City in the UNVAPE International Youth

There are moments in life when generosity is measured not by the value of what is given, but by the hope it awakens in the hearts of those who receive it. Such was the spirit that filled the Chosen Children Village Foundation Inc., as the Rotary Club of Makati Paseo de Magallanes (RCMPM) extended not only essential donations but also a lasting promise of compassion during the celebration of National Children's Day on July 1, 2026, with the theme, "My Day, My Rights." As the v

For a young mother, having a baby can mean taking on responsibilities before she has had the chance to finish school or figure out what she wants for herself. The challenge is not only raising a child, but finding a way to continue with her own plans. This was the focus of Aruga para sa Munting Ina, a Rotary Club of Guiguinto Bloomingdales project held on August 17, 2026, for expectant and young mothers aged 15 to 19 in Guiguinto, Bulacan. The club provided essential grocery

On September 20, 2026, 100 children from Baras, Rizal, gathered for a day filled with nourishment, learning, fellowship, and hope. Ranging in age from 3 to 15, the children experienced more than a simple community outreach activity. They were reminded that their lives matter, their education is important, and their dreams deserve to be nurtured and supported. Project TangSinag was made possible through the collaborative efforts of the Rotary Club of Marikina West, the Rotarac

For the Rotary Club of Marikina West, sustainability is not only about projects that end when the activity is over. It is about planting hope where it can grow, and ensuring that young lives are given the steady support they need to keep moving forward. Since Rotary Year 2023-2024, the club has provided scholarship support to five students through their education. Over time, the program has evolved with the students’ journey. Today, only two students remain under the club’s c

A child opens a book and discovers places never seen, people never met, and possibilities never imagined. This simple act of reading is at the heart of the Reading Hub project of the Rotary Club of Tagum North, which brings Rotary’s commitment to Basic Education and Literacy closer to young learners in Compostela, Davao de Oro. On September 17, the club officially turned over its newly completed Reading Hub to Compostela Central Elementary School SPED Center, marking not only

In a quiet corner of Rodriguez, Rizal, a small school stands as a beacon of hope for children who dream of a better future. Paaralang Pantao, a community-based learning center, opens its doors every day to students eager to learn—despite having only three teachers to guide them, no security cameras to protect them, and not even a reliable source of clean drinking water. The challenges are many, but the spirit of its students and staff remains unbroken. These children are the

Every child deserves to walk into school feeling safe. Every teacher deserves to teach in an environment where learning is protected. Every parent deserves the peace of mind that their child is in a secure place. These simple hopes became the driving force behind Project SAFE, a collaborative initiative of the Rotary Club of Marikina West—led by High Impact President Katrina Frances C. Evasco and supported by Past President Rey John Fantone with Ann Nora, and PP Bojie Bernard

In the quiet mountains of Guinaoang, Mankayan, Benguet, there is a classroom where tiny footsteps echo with boundless dreams. It is where children first learn to write their names, sing their favorite songs, discover new colors, and imagine who they might one day become. For years, that classroom did its best with limited resources. Dedicated teachers nurtured young minds with what they had, proving that learning begins with love. But every child deserves more than good inten

For many parents, the greatest gift they can receive is the assurance that their children are healthy, protected, and given the best possible start in life. With this vision in mind, the Rotary Club of Marikina West launched “From Swaddle to Safety: Polio Shield for Mothers and Babies of Bontoc,” an initiative that reached 160 mothers and their babies, providing both life-saving immunization and essential infant care support. Spearheaded by High Impact President Katrina Franc