HOPE Rescue EMS

02/12/2025

We’re here in Quiapo right now. If you’re around and want to check your health, blood pressure, or glucose, feel free to drop by. We also provide health education.

01/12/2025

Ngayong araw, sobrang saya namin kasi nagtulong-tulong ang mga Nanay sa pagluluto ng OneMeal para sa feeding ng mga bata.
We’re so grateful for their willingness to lend a hand in the kitchen! After that, nag-start din sila ng kanilang CHE (Community Health Education). Truly, it’s a blessing from God to be given good health, so it’s important that we know how to take care of it.

29/11/2025

Providing care where it’s needed most. 💚🚑
Our Hope Rescue EMS team was on standby today to ensure the safety and well-being of athletes on the field. From immediate assessment to hands-on first aid, our medics responded with professionalism, compassion, and teamwork.

Whether it’s managing minor injuries, monitoring vital signs, or offering support and reassurance, our goal is always the same—to keep every participant safe and cared for.

28/11/2025

Our team visited a Muslim community here in Taytay to offer free medical check-ups as part of our ongoing community outreach. It was a meaningful opportunity to extend care, compassion, and support to our brothers and sisters regardless of culture or faith.

We would also like to express our heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Tanya Morgan Douglas of Hope Alive Care, our partner in this outreach. Through her dedication and expertise, we were able to serve the community more effectively and provide quality health assessment to those in need.

24/11/2025

It has been a week since the team last visited the community due to the typhoon and other activities scheduled during that time. But today, we are grateful to finally be back.

We were warmly welcomed, and it made us happy to see that they still remember us. Our team was able to check on them again, assess their condition, and monitor their vital signs.

We remain committed to supporting this community and ensuring that their health and well-being are cared for.

17/11/2025

Breasts shouldn’t be a barrier to saving a life, but they often are.

Find out why here: dan.org/when-anatomy-affects-aid.



© Kyle Habecker

17/11/2025

It was a day filled with encouragement and learning as everyone gained new knowledge about Basic Life Support, preparing themselves to help others in times of need.

Our team has completed another successful training, and we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to Seed Development Center for your dedication and willingness to learn BLS.

Thank you so much to all of you.
You truly did an amazing job!
Congratulations, everyone!

14/11/2025

13/11/2025

Training Completed!

We have successfully finished the 1st and 2nd day Basic Life Support and First Aid Training!

A huge thank you to Kumon Lakeview Ususan Center for the support and opportunity to make this training possible.

Great job everyone! Your dedication, teamwork, and eagerness to learn truly made this event a success. Let’s continue to be prepared and ready to save lives!

04/11/2025

Even with the heavy rains brought by the storm from the southern part of the Philippines, our dedicated team still went out to bring help, hope, and healthcare to the community. Nothing can stop hearts that are willing to serve!

We’re also thrilled to have a volunteer nurse from the U.S. join us on this mission. Her compassion and desire to serve gave so much encouragement and hope to the people in the community.

Moments like this remind us that serving others knows no boundaries — not distance, not weather, not nationality. When love leads the way, miracles happen.

02/11/2025

Instructor team doing what they do best!

30/10/2025

Biola University intern Sadie getting to know members of this community.