CCC Health Services

09/03/2026

📢 Alagang BABAYLAN: FREE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT CCC!

As part of National Women's Month, the CCC Center for Gender and Development, in partnership with the Health Services Office, invites everyone to take advantage of a Free Medical Consultation to be conducted by VHealth Diagnostic Corporation.

🩺 Date: March 16, 2026 (Monday)
⏰ Time: 8:00 AM onwards
📍 Venue: Roman Lazaro Hall
📍 Who may avail:
• CCC Employees
• Family Members of Employees
• CCC Students

This activity aims to promote health awareness and accessible medical support within the CCC community. Take this opportunity to consult with healthcare professionals and prioritize your well-being.

💙 Your health matters—see you there!

03/03/2026

14/02/2026

“valentine” comes from the Latin word valens,meaning “strong” or “healthy” which includes all forms of love such as friendship and self-love

14/02/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Ronald A. Gonzales for being elected as the CHAIRPERSON of the Philippine Association for Teachers and Educators (PAFTE) Region IV-A!

This reflects your steadfast leadership, unwavering commitment to quality education, and enduring passion for shaping the future of teacher development in the region. Your vision continues to inspire educators, institutions, and communities to strive for excellence and meaningful transformation in the field of education.

May your new role further amplify your impact, strengthen collaboration among educators and teachers, and advance innovative, inclusive, and future-ready teacher education across Region IV-A.

We are so proud of you!

04/02/2026

31/12/2025

welcome 2026 ✨

21/11/2025

The Sixth Sense of a Nurse

They told us about five senses
to see, to hear, to touch, to taste, to smell.
But nursing taught me there’s a sixth.

The one that stirs before a monitor alarms.
That draws you to a bedside
just as a breath falters.
The one that whispers, *“Check again,”*
when every number looks fine.

It’s the sense that feels the room grow heavy
before anyone speaks.
That knows when a family needs silence,
not answers.
That catches the tremble behind a patient’s smile
and stays, just a moment longer.

You won’t find it in textbooks,
or learn it in labs.
It grows quietly
in sleepless nights,
in held hands,
in heartbreaks that never quite heal.

Call it instinct.
Call it empathy.
But we know better.

It’s the sixth sense of a nurse
the one that feels life
even as it’s slipping away,
and love
long after the room falls silent. #