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The Rotary Club of Aseana Manila continues its commitment to safeguarding the next generation through Project SAM: One in a Million Youth, delivering a comprehensive HIV/AIDS Awareness Program at Massville Senior High School in Parañaque. A total of 500 students benefited from the initiative—250 attending onsite and another 250 joining from their classrooms—making it a highly impactful day of learning and empowerment. Because when we educate the youth, we save lives. The club

No child should ever suffer because adults failed to protect them. Yet today, communities are confronted with the painful reminder that HIV continues to affect even the youngest and most vulnerable. A recent case involving a 7-year-old child underscores the urgent need for sustained education, awareness, and access to support services. This reality reinforces the commitment of the Rotary Club of Aseana Manila through Project SAM (Save A Million), led by UCP Sheryll Ann Mesina

The Rotary Club of San Juan successfully carried out a large-scale health service project on November 5, 2025 at The Atrium of San Juan City Hall, benefiting hundreds of San Juan residents through the distribution of essential medical equipment. The Rotary Foundation through R.I. District 3800 made it possible for the club to provide: 197 Digital Blood Pressure Monitors 100 Nebulizers Total: 297 units This effort was further strengthened through the generous support of the Of

Postpartum care is a vital component of maternal health, encompassing the physical recovery and psychological well-being of new mothers. Comprehensive care through understanding the stigma and educating families on how to identify signs and to deal (with kindness) with postpartum depression and anxiety. A big salute to our more or less 25 identified participants including their loved ones who assisted them during the Nurturer the Nurturers Year 2 (Postpartum Care Awareness),

The Rotary Club of Gapan, Inc. (RCG) once again upheld its commitment to service through its annual Medical and Humanitarian Mission for the Dumagat Tribes in the Sierra Madre Mountains, General Tinio, Nueva Ecija. Despite the difficult terrain and long travel, RCG Rotarians — together with AG Novelyn Natividad of District 3780 — journeyed to the uplands to deliver much-needed assistance to the community. Joining this meaningful outreach was the Rotary Club of Aseana Manila,

“Hope grows from small acts of care.” On the morning of October 30, 2025, the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris (RCCGM) embraced the spirit of compassion during their weekly outreach, Amoma sa Kaugmaon, at the St. Arnold Janssen Children Development Center. The event was graced by Past President Gay Marie Tiu, President Roxene Rosario, Secretary Dorothy Borces, and a dedicated team of Visayas Medical doctors—uniting expertise and heart to brighten the lives of the center’s ch

The Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre , led by President Francis Walter Ong and IPP Kit Daleon, met with Owndays Philippines, represented by Dr. Toni Intalan-Porlayagan and Marketing Manager Jammie Gregorio, to finalize preparations for our upcoming 2nd Eye Camp: Vision for the Future 2026. With 500 underprivileged beneficiaries set to receive free eye testing and prescription eyeglasses—fully sponsored by Owndays Philippines—this partnership reflects what can be achieved when

“Every step taken is a stride toward hope and healing.” At the crack of dawn on October 19th, the streets of Cebu came alive with a vibrant sea of pink, ignited by the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris’s resolute participation in the annual “Pink Walk: D’Feeting Breast Cancer One Step at a Time.” This charity fun run, organized by the Philippine Society of General Surgeons (PSGS), is more than a race; it is a powerful movement to raise breast cancer awareness and promote early

In the quiet island town of Anda, Pangasinan, lives “Ara,” a courageous 10-year-old whose strength and resilience inspire everyone who meets her. Born with a congenital anal malformation, she has faced medical challenges far beyond her years. Ara’s family lives in a humble nipa hut, with her father working as a fisherman and her mother a housewife, raising several younger siblings. The family struggles daily to make ends meet, and Ara’s condition has prevented her from attend

Early morning light warmed the grounds of Saint Arnold Janssen Child Development Center in Inayawan, Cebu City, as the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris gathered with eager hearts on September 12, 2025. The atmosphere buzzed with anticipation for the pre-launching of Amoma sa Kaugmaon , a promising health initiative in partnership with Visayas Medical Hospital aimed at nurturing the well-being of the community’s children. From 8:30 a.m. until noon, the center transformed into

Aligned with Rotary’s Area of Focus on Disease Prevention and Treatment, the Rotary Club of Marikina Valley extended accessible healthcare to adults and senior citizens through a Medical and Dental Mission held in Pintong Bukawe, San Mateo, Rizal. In coming up with this project, we took the initiative to recognize that rural communities often have limited access to medical care. This especially includes the elderly who require long-term maintenance and monitoring. This is why

The Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union (RCSFLU) devoted October 29 to a series of faith-driven and purpose-filled activities as part of its preparations for an upcoming medical mission in the City of San Fernando. The day embodied Rotary’s core values of service, fellowship, and collaboration with the broader community. The morning began with a Mass and Breakfast Meeting with the Missionaries of Our Lady of Perpetual Help (MPS), together with the Lay Missionaries of MPS and