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In a small public school in Bailen, Cavite, a life-changing moment unfolded—quiet, gentle, yet powerful enough to reshape the future of a young boy. Ten-year-old John Raven Sernat , soft-spoken, bright, and full of promise, had spent most of his childhood behind an unseen wall of silence. Born hearing impaired, John Raven learned to understand the world not through sound, but through what he could see—reading lips, observing gestures, sensing vibrations, and doing his best to

“As Rotarians, we believe that nurturing the health of a child today plants the seeds for a stronger, brighter community tomorrow. This project embodies our unwavering commitment to service—because every child deserves a future filled with hope and vitality.” — Past President Gay Marie Tiu Pale, weak, and struggling with anemia, young Zoae Sozie Fernandez’s story could have faded into the shadows of malnutrition. But in just four weeks, her transformation was remarkable: a r

Kyōryoku (協力) signifies cooperation — people working together toward a shared purpose. On November 22, 2025, this spirit of bayanihan and kyouryoku came alive through our Medical–Dental–Optical Mission. The initiative brought together volunteer doctors, nurses, partners, sponsors, Rotary Club of Ortigas Center and Rotary Club of Fukaya North—each contributing their time, expertise, and resources to serve the community with compassion and dignity. Held at the Graceway Bible Ba

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

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),

On December 18, 2025, the Rotary Club of Marikina Hilltop successfully conducted its "ApoLo Project Year 13" at the Amang Rodriguez Medical Center (ARMC) in Marikina City, continuing its long-standing commitment to service and compassion for children and families in need, in line with the Rotary theme of “Unite for Good.” The ApoLo Project, which stands for “Apo at Lolo Project,” reflects Rotary’s dedication to caring for both the young and the elderly. Now in its 13th year,

In spite of the pending typhoon and Cebu being under Signal No. 1, today became a powerful reminder that when Rotarians choose to serve, nothing can stop the spirit of “Service Above Self.” Led by President Sungju Kim of Rotary Club of Daegu Eunhasu (Korea) , President Francis Walter Ong of Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre , and AG Walter Cang of Rotary Club of Cebu , the three clubs braved the rains to personally visit the Ance Daycare Center, a humble but hope-filled learnin

“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 celebration of her birthday, UCP Sam Mesina held a meaningful lunch with the children undergoing cancer treatment at Childhaus. The activity highlighted the true essence of service—finding joy and inspiration in the smiles, strength, and courage of young beneficiaries. The resilience shown by these children served as a powerful reminder of life’s deeper blessings. The event was attended by members of Rotary Club of Aseana Manila, visiting Rotarians from Rotary Club of Teme

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 sunshine brightened the grounds of Saint Arnold Janssen Child Development Center in Inayawan, Cebu City, on October 2, 2025, as the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris (RCCGM), in partnership with Visayas Medical Hospital through its Bibong Bata, Himsog na Ugma program, officially launched Amoma sa Kaugmaon: Nourish Life, Empower Mothers, an initiative addressing malnutrition among young children in the community. This followed a pre- launching event held on Septem

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