Defining the News
MR.DIY, the renowned retail brand known for providing affordable and quality products, has embarked on a mission that goes beyond shopping aisles and store shelves. Under the banner of, MR.DIY has extended its goodwill by organizing a two-legged Medical and Optical Mission in two cities of Cavite, in partnership with the respective City Governments and the Red Cross of the Philippines.The first leg of the mission was conducted in Brgy.
Medical services encompassed comprehensive check-ups, lab tests, free medications, X-ray examinations, ECG tests, and even first aid training for local rescue teams and community security volunteers. This comprehensive approach not only addressed existing health concerns but also equipped the local community with essential life-saving skills.For optical services, comprehensive eye examinations were conducted to assess visual acuity and detect potential eye problems.
Dasmariñas, Cavite Leg Headed by Dr. Daisy Alvarez from the City Health Office, together with MR.DIY’s Senior Marketing Manager Charles Salecina and Janice Adolfo, RN , Chapter Administrator from The Red Cross of the Philippines.“The dedication of MR.DIY to serve our community and improve the health and vision of our residents is truly heartwarming.”
Indonesia Berita Terbaru, Indonesia Berita utama
Similar News:Anda juga dapat membaca berita serupa dengan ini yang kami kumpulkan dari sumber berita lain.
Teacher’s health journey highlights impact of Go’s Malasakit Centers in communitiesThe Malasakit Centers program, which was conceptualized and initiated by Senator Christopher “Bong” Go, has emerged as a significant refuge for Filipinos in distress, as illustrated by the narrative of Diana Grace Dimaano Bagonoc, a 31-year-old former Special Education (SPED) teacher from Sampaloc, Manila.
Baca lebih lajut »
Go seeks better pay, benefits for barangay health workersDefining the News
Baca lebih lajut »
![[OPINION] Mental health and toxic Filipino culture](https://i.headtopics.com/images/2023/10/30/rapplerdotcom/opinion-mental-health-and-toxic-filipino-culture-opinion-mental-health-and-toxic-filipino-culture-F83C829919C3C887B1175470AE0C4389.webp?w=640)
[OPINION] Mental health and toxic Filipino culture'Most of us do not know how to truly listen. But listening isn’t only about ability to hear others. It is also about listening to our own emotions.'
Baca lebih lajut »
Buckling Gaza health service turns to volunteersMedical and emergency staff have worked with little rest and are deploying in the most dangerous areas, witnessing the horror of violent death, terrible injuries, and grief
Baca lebih lajut »
SEVENTEEN’s Mingyu cleared to resume activities after health-related breakThe K-pop idol had to seek medical treatment for severe lower back pain, and was advised by his doctor to sit out of SEVENTEEN’s scheduled activities
Baca lebih lajut »
DSWD retains 761,000 4Ps beneficiaries hit by pandemicUnder the 4Ps, the government provides health and education grants to families below the poverty line.
Baca lebih lajut »