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01/02/2026

31/01/2026

Life Skills Program runs every Saturday, for 1 hour, from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm.

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Pin to Aspire Life Skills and Therapy Co.
Unit 2, Ground Floor, DFS Building, Florida Villas Subdivision along Villarica Road, Loma de Gato, Marilao, Bulacan

30/01/2026

The academic calendar of public schools in the country is overcrowded with celebrations and contests, taking time away from core subjects that students should be focusing on.

The Second Congressional Commission on Education (EDCOM 2) found that around 150 legislated activities “crowd an already shortened school year.”

25/01/2026

Aspire has just opened its Life Skills program that supports communication, emotional regulation, social participation, and independence through structured routines and guided interaction.

We are located in Unit 2, Ground Floor, DFS Building, Florida Villas Subdivision along Villarica Road, Loma de Gato, Marilao, Bulacan

📍Pin to Aspire LIfe Skills and Therapy Co.

25/01/2026

25/01/2026

A milestone in orthopedic care at OGH! ✨

Dr. Maria Patricia Fojas successfully performed the first congenital hand surgery at Olivarez General Hospital, marking a significant step forward in specialized surgical services. Dr. Fojas was assisted by Dr. Nathaniel Orillaza Jr. and Dr. Roel Gabriel Rabino.

We are proud of this achievement and our continued commitment to advancing patient care. 💚

25/01/2026

25/01/2026

Museo Pambata proudly presents its first-ever contemporary art exhibition in the Hiraya Room! Dwellings is a project by award-winning, internationally-acclaimed Filipino contemporary artists Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan.

This exhibit explores the importance of community, the environment, and collectively reimagining a city, inviting kids and grown-ups alike to step inside a world where art sparks conversation, curiosity, and connection.

Start celebrating the National Arts Month with ! Come see, play, and be inspired starting February 1, 2026.

25/01/2026

25/01/2026

Many parents assume frequent colds are unavoidable. But pediatric research from Japan highlights a different explanation rooted in daily habits, not genetics or supplements. The key factor is consistent outdoor exposure from an early age.

Spending time outside exposes a child’s nervous system and immune system to mild environmental stressors. Fresh air, temperature variation, sunlight, and physical movement gently train the body to regulate itself. This regular exposure strengthens resilience rather than overwhelming the system.

Japanese pediatricians emphasize that children who play outside daily develop calmer stress responses and stronger baseline immunity. The body learns how to adapt. Cold air, movement, and natural light help regulate sleep, hormones, and inflammatory responses that protect against illness.

This habit is simple but powerful. Outdoor time is not about extreme exposure or discomfort. It is about consistency. Daily walks, outdoor play, and time in natural environments give the body repeated chances to practice balance and recovery. Over time, this builds resilience that reduces how often children fall ill.

Parents do not need special products or complicated routines. Supporting daily outdoor play, even briefly, helps the brain and body work together more efficiently. Health grows from rhythm, exposure, and trust in the body’s ability to adapt.