Guinobatan Adolescent Friendly Health Facility

30/11/2025

Empowering young parents for a healthier future!
Our Adolescent Health and Development Activity in Brgy. San Rafael, Usapang BIBA (Batang Ina, Batang Ama) brought together teen parents to learn, share their experiences, and reflect on the realities of early parenthood. We also introduced the Reproductive Life Plan to help them set goals and make informed decisions for themselves and their children.

Thank you to all our teen parent participants from San Rafael and Morera, as well as to Midwife Amy and Nurse Shiek for their commitment to ensuring everyone’s attendance.

A special thank-you to Mayor Ann Ongjoco for the continued support!

Cpd Region V Bicol

28/11/2025

Empowering our young parents for a healthier future!
Our Adolescent Health and Development Activity at Brgy Maguiron… Usapang BIBA (Batang Ina, Batang Ama) brought teen parents together to learn, share experiences, and reflect on the challenges of early parenthood. We also discussed the Reproductive Life Plan, guiding them in setting goals and making informed choices for themselves and their children.

Thank you to all our teen parent participants from Maguiron and Quitago, and Nurse Mary Ann and Nurse Sallie for their dedication in ensuring everyone’s attendance.

Special thanks to Mayor Ann Ongjoco for the support!
Cpd Region V Bicol

25/11/2025

Adolescent Health and Development Awareness Campaign & World Mental Health Month

In support of our commitment to promoting youth well-being, we recently conducted an awareness campaign at Mauraro National High School addressing key challenges faced by today’s adolescents. The sessions highlighted essential topics including Teenage Pregnancy Prevention, Mental Health Awareness, and HIV/AIDS Education, while also introducing students to the services offered by our Adolescent-Friendly Health Facility (AFHF). Through these interactive activities, we aimed to provide accurate information, encourage healthy decision-making, and create a safe and supportive environment for growth.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to Hon. Mayor Ann Gemma Ongjoco for her unwavering support of programs that uplift adolescent health and mental wellness.

Our gratitude also goes to the Mauraro National High School administration and faculty, especially Sir Principal Jonathan Jimenez and Ma’am Grace Siaron, for their warm welcome and strong collaboration. Most importantly, we commend the students of Mauraro National High School for their enthusiasm, openness, and active engagement throughout the campaign. Special thanks as well to Nurse Genalyn Olivera.

Together, let us continue nurturing a generation that is informed, empowered, and resilient. 🩷

Cpd Region V Bicol

22/11/2025

Parent–Teen Talk: Building Stronger Connections & Stress Debriefing for Mental Well-Being

This was the first-ever initiative by the Mental Health and Adolescent Health and Development Programs of RHU Guinobatan, bringing parents and teens together to strengthen communication, deepen understanding, and promote mental well-being. The activity provided a safe and empowering space for families to openly share, connect, and navigate challenges together.

Our heartfelt gratitude goes to all the student participants and their parents for their active involvement. Thank you as well to the RCGI Administration and faculty, headed by Ret. Justice Teresita Flores.

Special appreciation to the entire team of the Albay Provincial Health Office – Population and Development Division (APHO–PDD), led by Sir Patrick Regondola. Your dedication, expertise, and hands-on facilitation made this activity a meaningful and impactful experience for everyone.

Thank you Cpd Region V Bicol for the training on the Adolescent Health and Development Package, which enabled us to successfully implement this meaningful activity in our community.

We also sincerely thank Mayor Ann Ongjoco for supporting this initiative and recognizing the importance of programs that strengthen family bonds and youth well-being.

May this successful first implementation inspire other schools to replicate the activity and continue promoting connection, communication, and mental wellness in our communities.

03/11/2025

maybe tomorrow will feel a little lighter — hang in there, the best is yet to come.

22/10/2025

Adolescent Health and Development Awareness Campaign & World Mental Health Month

In line with our ongoing mission to support youth well-being, we recently held an awareness campaign at Batbat High School, focusing on the pressing issues faced by today’s adolescents. The campaign covered vital topics such as Teenage Pregnancy Prevention, Mental Health Awareness, and HIV/AIDS Education, while also promoting the services available through our Adolescent-Friendly Health Facility (AFHF). These interactive sessions aimed to equip students with accurate information, promote healthy choices, and foster a safe, supportive space for personal growth.

We are grateful to Hon. Mayor Ann Gemma Ongjoco for her continued support of initiatives that prioritize adolescent health and mental wellness.

Our sincere thanks also go to the Batbat High School administration and faculty, especially to Sir Principal Dexter Orlina and Ma’am Amor, for their warm hospitality and valuable partnership. Most importantly, we commend the Batbat High School students for their active participation, openness, and enthusiasm throughout the sessions.

Together, let’s continue building a generation that is informed, empowered, and resilient. 🩷

21/10/2025

Adolescent Health and Development Awareness Campaign & World Mental Health Month

As part of our ongoing commitment to promoting youth well-being, we recently conducted an awareness campaign at Masarawag National High School, focusing on key issues affecting today’s adolescents. The campaign covered essential topics such as Teenage Pregnancy Prevention, Mental Health Awareness, and HIV/AIDS Education, while also highlighting the services offered through our Adolescent-Friendly Health Facility (AFHF). These sessions aimed to empower students with knowledge, encourage informed decisions, and create a safe, supportive environment for their growth and development.

We extend our sincere gratitude to Hon. Mayor Ann Gemma Ongjoco for her support of programs that prioritize adolescent health and mental wellness.

A heartfelt thank you as well to the MNHS administration and faculty, especially to Sir Principal Jess Locaba, Ma’am Mariz, and Ma’am Steph, for the warm welcome and strong collaboration. And of course, kudos to the MNHS students for their energy, engagement, and openness throughout the sessions.

Together, let’s continue nurturing a generation that is empowered, informed, and resilient. 🩷

17/10/2025

Adolescent Health and Development Awareness Campaign & World Mental Health Month

As part of our ongoing commitment to youth well-being, we held an awareness campaign at Lower Binogsacan National High School, focusing on key issues that matter to today’s adolescents. The campaign tackled vital topics such as Teenage Pregnancy Prevention, Mental Health Awareness, and HIV/AIDS Education, while also introducing the services available through our Adolescent-Friendly Health Facility (AFHF). These sessions aimed to equip students with knowledge, promote informed choices, and foster a safe and supportive space for personal growth.

We are deeply grateful to Hon. Mayor Ann Gemma Ongjoco for her continued support of initiatives that prioritize adolescent health and mental wellness.

Our heartfelt thanks also go to the LBNHS administration and faculty, especially to Ma’m Principal Eden Bobis, Sir Sony and Sir Mioses for their warm welcome and strong partnership. And of course, a big thank you to the LBNHS students for their active participation, energy, and openness throughout the campaign.

Together, let’s keep building a future led by empowered, informed, and resilient young people.

16/10/2025

Adolescent Health and Development Awareness Campaign & World Mental Health Month

In line with our commitment to promoting youth well-being, we conducted an awareness campaign at Republic Colleges focused on crucial topics such as Teenage Pregnancy Prevention, Mental Health Awareness, and HIV/AIDS Education. The event also highlighted the services provided by our Adolescent-Friendly Health Facility (AFHF). These sessions were designed to empower students, encourage informed decision-making, and create a supportive environment for their personal growth.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Hon. Mayor Ann Gemma Ongjoco for her support of adolescent health and mental wellness initiatives.

Our sincere appreciation also goes to the RCGI administration and faculty for their warm hospitality and strong support especially Justice Teresita Flores. A big thank you as well to the RCGI students for their active participation and enthusiastic engagement throughout the campaign.

Together, let’s continue to build a generation of empowered, informed, and resilient adolescents.

15/10/2025

Adolescent Health and Development Awareness Campaign and World Mental Health Month

As part of our commitment to youth well-being, we held an awareness campaign at Marcial O. Rañola Memorial School, on key topics including Teenage Pregnancy Prevention, Mental Health Awareness, and HIV-AIDS Awareness, showcasing the services available at the Adolescent-Friendly Health Facility (AFHF). The sessions aimed to empower students, promote healthy choices, and foster a supportive environment for their growth.

Special thanks to our Mayor, Hon. Ann Gemma Ongjoco, for her consistent support of adolescent health and mental wellness programs.
Our sincere thanks to the MORMS family for the warm welcome and full support, especially Principal Ma’am Alice Lim, Nurse Ma’am Celine Mimay, and Guidance Counselor Ma’am Marites Cariño. Our heartfelt thanks to the MORMS student leaders for their active participation and enthusiasm.

Let’s continue nurturing empowered, informed, and resilient adolescents together.

Cpd Region V Bicol

15/10/2025

Workshop on Strengthening Adolescent Health Care through HEEADSSS for Primary Service Providers
An engaging workshop equipped primary service providers with essential skills to better support adolescents using the HEEADSSS framework, a key tool for holistic, youth-centered care.

Special appreciation to our Mayor, Hon. Mayor Ann Y. Ongjoco, for her consistent support in advancing youth health initiatives. We extend our sincere thanks to the Albay PHO Population and Development Division headed by Sir Patrick Regondola, OIC, with his team Ma’am Grace Escarlan and Ma’am Bing Laguilles for their technical expertise.

Thank you to all the participants for your active engagement. Special thanks to the all Rural Health Physicians at RHU Guinobatan headed by Dr. Kenneth Miguel, Acting MHO, for their valuable guidance and support throughout the activity.
Thanks also to Ms. Merle Oarde for the warm venue accommodation.

Cpd Region V Bicol

25/08/2025