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Outreach Program Sponsored by the Zonta Club of Central TuguegaraoFor Children With Disabilities (CWDs) of STACNovember ...
28/11/2025

Outreach Program Sponsored by the Zonta Club of Central Tuguegarao
For Children With Disabilities (CWDs) of STAC
November 28, 2025

The Stimulation and Therapeutic Activity Center (STAC) was privileged to be the beneficiary of an Outreach Program sponsored by the Zonta Club of Central Tuguegarao on November 28, 2025. The activity provided meaningful services and generous assistance to CWDs and their parents.

The program included a simple lecture on dental health followed by fluoride application for the CWDs to promote better oral hygiene. Toothbrushes and toothpastes were also distributed to encourage continued dental care at home.

Each child received stuff toys, grocery items, and 5 kilos of rice, while both parents and children enjoyed food packs from Jollibee, adding joy and comfort to the day. In addition, the Zonta Club donated two (2) units of TENS and several educational toys for STAC’s therapy and learning activities.

Impact on CWDs and Parents

The activity strengthened the children’s oral health awareness, encouraged positive sensory and play experiences, and provided much-needed household support. Parents gained practical knowledge on dental care and felt valued through the assistance extended to their families. STAC also benefited from the equipment and educational materials that will enhance therapy services.

STAC extends its heartfelt gratitude to the Zonta Club of Central Tuguegarao for their generosity, compassion, and continued support to the welfare and development of children with disabilities and their families.

Even with the rainy weather, learning never stops at STAC!On November 19, 2025, our Children with Disabilities (CWDs) ha...
19/11/2025

Even with the rainy weather, learning never stops at STAC!

On November 19, 2025, our Children with Disabilities (CWDs) had a fun-filled Visual Learning Session at STAC. They enjoyed more short films like “Piper,” “The Present,” “The Three Little Pigs,” and “Gruffalo”, followed by an engaging question-and-answer portion to strengthen story comprehension and critical thinking.

The session also included hands-on activities designed to reinforce learning:

>Find the Sea Shells and Corals – sensory exploration and observation skills 🐚
( Piper)
>Puzzle Activities – problem-solving and hand-eye coordination 🧩(The Present)
>Story Sequencing – understanding story order and logical thinking 📖(Three Little Pigs)
>Coloring – creativity, fine motor skills, and color recognition 🎨(Three Little Pigs)

Despite the rain, the children actively participated, learned new concepts, and enjoyed every moment. The session successfully combined story understanding, concept building, and sensory learning in a fun and interactive way.

This activity was made possible through the strong support of the LGU Tuguegarao ,implemented by STAC,under the People's General Hospital,with the continued backing of the City Council and City Mayor Maila Ting Que.


The Stimulation and Therapeutic Activity Center (STAC), under the Tuguegarao City People’s General Hospital, successfull...
29/10/2025

The Stimulation and Therapeutic Activity Center (STAC), under the Tuguegarao City People’s General Hospital, successfully conducted its Parents Training Program (PTP) on October 29, 2025, with the theme “Medical Emergencies and Their Management for Children with Disabilities (CWDs).” This year’s training was conducted in collaboration with the City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO) of Tuguegarao City.

The program aimed to equip parents and guardians with essential knowledge and practical skills in responding to common medical emergencies experienced by children with disabilities, such as seizures, fractures,contractures,choking, fainting, and minor injuries. The collaboration with CDRRMO ensured that parents received accurate, updated, and practical training on emergency preparedness and first-aid response.

Dr. Roderick Ramirez, the Head of CDRRMO , served as one of the resource speakers, providing valuable insights on the medical aspects of emergencies and proper management strategies. He emphasized the importance of early recognition and calm, appropriate response during critical situations. Meanwhile, Mr. Bernard Bucayu,RN from the CDRRMO, facilitated the hands-on training and demonstration on first-aid techniques, including CPR, and proper positioning for choking and seizure management.

The interactive session allowed parents to actively participate, ask questions, and practice the demonstrated techniques, helping them build confidence and competence in handling emergencies involving their children.

Overall, the training proved to be informative and beneficial, enhancing parents’ confidence in handling emergencies at home or in public places. The activity reflects STAC’s continued commitment to holistic support for CWDs and their families—not only through therapy services but also through education and capacity-building initiatives that promote a safer, more responsive care environment.




The Stimulation and Therapeutic Activity Center of Tuguegarao City Peoples General Hospital (STAC-TCPGH),under the Local...
30/09/2025

The Stimulation and Therapeutic Activity Center of Tuguegarao City Peoples General Hospital (STAC-TCPGH),under the Local Government Unit of Tuguegarao,led by Mayor Maila Rosario Ting Que, in collaboration with the City Sports and Development Unit and in partnership with Robinsons Place Tuguegarao, successfully conducted the Sports Therapy Day for Children with Disabilities (CWDs) on September 30, 2025, with the theme “Strength in Motion: Empowering CWDs Through Sports and Play.” It was a fun-filled day where therapy met play and empowerment.

The activity highlighted the therapeutic benefits of play and sports, showcasing how movement-based games can enhance the physical, social, and psychological development of CWDs. Parents, guardians, and children enthusiastically participated, turning the event into a vibrant celebration of strength, teamwork, and joy.

The program opened with a warm welcome message from STAC Head, Vigilant C. Paclibar, PTRP, who highlighted STAC’s commitment to its guiding principle “See. Touch. Act. Care.” and reaffirmed the Center’s dedication to continuously innovating programs and delivering services for the holistic development of CWDs.

This was followed by messages of inspiration and support delivered by Dr. Reynaldo Ferrer, OIC–Sports and Development Office, on behalf of Hon. Mayor Maila Ting-Que. His remarks emphasized the role of sports in strengthening the physical, social, and emotional well-being of CWDs. Parents and children then joined in an energizer activity that set the fun and uplifting tone of the day.

CWDs were grouped and rotated in four adaptive game stations, each with therapeutic focus and impact:
1.Mobility & Strength Station – boosted stamina, muscle control, and confidence.
2. Ball Handling & Target Games – enhanced eye-hand coordination, accuracy, and teamwork.
3.Balance & Coordination Station – strengthened posture, focus, and safe mobility.
4.Sensory & Cooperative Play Station – encouraged sensory regulation, social interaction, and family bonding.

The structured sports and play activities were followed by Dance and Movement Therapy and adapted team games in the afternoon, where CWDs and parents actively participated side by side. This highlighted not only teamwork but also the strong family support system that makes therapy more meaningful and enjoyable.

Moreover,rewards,awards and certificates were given, recognizing not just winners but the effort, determination, and joyful participation of every child. The day ended with sharing of experiences and feedback from the parents, a unified group cheer, and fellowship, leaving smiles on every face.

Impact:

Children with disabilities enjoyed therapeutic activities that improved their physical, social, and emotional well-being.

Parents actively joined and supported their children, strengthening family ties and showing that therapy can be fun and engaging.

The event fostered inclusivity, community support, and hope for the holistic development of every child.

Heartfelt appreciation to Mayor Maila Ting Que,whose leadership,support and compassion continuously inspire us to work harder for the welfare of CWDs, to Dr Mallillin,Chief Of Tuguegarao City Peoples General Hospital,for the support. Big commendation goes to the STAC Team, Parallag Neri Manali Hasma Ann Rhea Santos Lim and Iringan ,led by Vigilant Carag Paclibar, for their dedication and hard work, also grateful to the Sports and Development Unit Team led by Dr. Ferrer and to the GIPs of PESO for the support in the facilitation of the activity, and thank you too to the City Information Office for covering and documenting this meaningful event. Big shout out to Tuguegarao through Sir Krystann Jett Acidera, for being our partner in creating and providing a safe,inclusive and welcoming environment for our CWDs.Truly, together we live out our guiding principle:
See. Touch. Act. Care.

The Stimulation and Therapeutic Activity Center (STAC) of Tuguegarao City Peoples General Hospital(TCPGH), under the Loc...
28/08/2025

The Stimulation and Therapeutic Activity Center (STAC) of Tuguegarao City Peoples General Hospital(TCPGH), under the Local Government Unit of Tuguegarao City, through the dynamic and supportive leadership of Mayor Maila Ting Que, successfully conducted another Structured Visual Learning Session on August 27, 2025, at the STAC Center, focusing on Stage 2: Emotions. The session was attended by children with disabilities (CWDs) together with their parents, creating an atmosphere of shared learning and support.

This activity aimed to help CWDs recognize, understand, and express emotions—a vital step in their holistic development. By learning to identify feelings such as happiness, sadness, anger, fear, and surprise, the children enhance their ability to communicate, develop social interaction, and strengthen self-awareness.

True to STAC’s tagline “See. Touch. Act. Care.”, the session began with short interactive videos that showed different emotions and how they are expressed, enabling the children to see and visualize feelings. This was followed by hands-on activities to reinforce learning, where CWDs used flashcards with facial expressions and responded to different situations flashed on the screen, identifying what emotions should be felt in each scenario. To further instill understanding, the session concluded with a film viewing on emotions, helping the children connect their learning to real-life situations in a more engaging way. These activities encouraged them to see, touch, act, and care by identifying, expressing, and relating emotions to everyday life. Parents were likewise guided on how to support their children in practicing these skills at home.

Effect and Impact:
The session had a meaningful effect on both CWDs and their parents. Many children were able to actively identify emotions when shown flashcards and scenarios, while others demonstrated improved responsiveness and confidence in expressing feelings. This progress indicates growth not only in emotional awareness but also in the children’s communication and social skills.

For parents, the session highlighted the importance of emotional learning as part of their child’s overall development. They were encouraged to practice the same strategies at home, such as using everyday events to discuss emotions and guiding their children in expressing how they feel.

Overall, the Visual Learning Session on Stage 2: Emotions was an enriching experience that fostered greater emotional literacy, parent-child bonding, and social interaction. Anchored on STAC’s guiding principle and tagline, “See. Touch. Act. Care.”, it became another vital step in STAC’s continuing commitment to the holistic growth and well-being of children with disabilities.




A Day of Discovery and Growth at Ilagan SanctuaryEducational Exposure Trip for Children with Disabilities (CWDs) and The...
05/08/2025

A Day of Discovery and Growth at Ilagan Sanctuary
Educational Exposure Trip for Children with Disabilities (CWDs) and Their Parents
August 4, 2025

What a heartwarming and meaningful day it was for our STAC family! Our Educational Exposure Trip to Ilagan Sanctuary was more than just an outing and sightseeing—it was an experience that touched lives, deepened bonds, and nurtured the holistic development of our dear children with disabilities (CWDs).
This activity was designed to bring healing, learning, and connection to children with disabilities (CWDs) and their parents:

For our children with disabilities,activities like hands-on nature encounters at the Mini Zoo, sensory-rich cave explorations, refreshing nature walk,delightful mini-train ride, enriching boat rides,adventurous hanging bridge walk,inclusive socialization program, interactive games, and hydrotherapy sessions, our children were given the opportunity to engage all their senses, strengthen motor and cognitive functions, showed greater confidence,curiosity, and joy as they engaged with new environments. Truly,they experienced therapeutic fun in a safe, inclusive environment.

For the parents: The Educational Exposure Trip gave parents a chance to strengthen their bond with their children while gaining renewed hope and encouragement. Seeing their children explore nature, participate confidently in activities, and experience joy in an inclusive environment filled many parents with pride and optimism. It also provided emotional relief and a sense of support as they connected with other families, reminding them that they are not alone in their journey of caring for a child with special needs.

For everyone: The trip fostered social interaction and inclusion, allowing families to connect, support one another, and celebrate every child’s unique potential.

This success was made possible through the collective effort of many:
❤️The Local Government Unit of Tuguegarao City, for their unwavering support of programs for children with disabilities and commitment to advancing STAC's mission, led by our
dynamic and visionary leader for CWD inclusion,our City Mayor Mayor Maila Ting Que
❤️Dr. Marcos Mallillin,Chief of Hospital of Tuguegarao City People’s General Hospital (TCPGH), for the guidance and support to STAC Programs and Services.
❤️Our dedicated STAC parents and CWDs for their enthusiasm and courage.
❤️The passionate and dedicated STAC staff Neri Manali Hasma Ann Rhea Santos Lim,Vigilant Carag Paclibar Parallag,Belloy Iringan, whose hard work and love made this event possible.

This trip is a reminder that when we See. Touch. Act. Care., we don’t just create activities—we create change.








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"Because every child deserves the tools to thrive--gifts of learning,seeds for growing minds!"                 06.24.202...
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"Because every child deserves the tools to thrive--gifts of learning,seeds for growing minds!"


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📷 credits to Sir Belloy Ventura Iringan

"Every token spent is a moment gained!"                 06.24.2025📷 credits to Sir Belloy Ventura Iringan
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"Every token spent is a moment gained!"

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"Funbox moments--more than play,its learning and growth in disguise! CWD's in action:exploring,laughing and enjoying!"  ...
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"Funbox moments--more than play,its learning and growth in disguise! CWD's in action:exploring,laughing and enjoying!"


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📷 credits to Sir Belloy Ventura Iringan

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