RAISE Mental Health Program

RAISE joined the SAFETalk Su***de Awareness Training Course last May 16, 2026, at John B. Arevalo.

Strengthening awareness and learning practical skills in recognizing and responding to individuals who may be experiencing thoughts of su***de 💙

Thank you to Executive Assistant for Medical Tourism Doc Candice Tupas for inviting the RAISE Mental Health Office to participate in Hilway, a weekend pop-up market this May 15 & 16.

We are grateful for the opportunity to promote mental health awareness, share valuable information about our programs and services, and distribute informational flyers to the community.

BRAISE conducted community visits in Barangay Sooc, Barangay Sto. Niño Norte, and Barangay Bonifacio Arevalo to continue promoting mental health awareness, support, and community-based intervention.

Together, we raise hope and save lives 💙

Successfully conducted the 4th session of the Anger Management Seminar.

BRAISE visited Brgy. Filomena, Arevalo to conduct a Mental Health Awareness session and provide support through a home visitation for a resident experiencing mental health concerns.

Through awareness, we continue to remind everyone that no one has to face their struggles alone. Together, we raise hope and save lives.

Another meaningful session on Anger Management was successfully conducted for the barangay captains of Jaro District last May 5 at ICare Bankers Village, Jaro.

Thank you to the barangay leaders for their active participation and openness throughout the discussion.

Mental Health Awareness at Brgy. Calaparan Arevalo💚
A meaningful day of learning, sharing, and promoting mental wellness within the community.

Together, let us break the stigma, encourage open conversations, and remind everyone that seeking help is a sign of strength.

RAISE Mental Health Program visited Dalayunan to conduct an assessment for the newly admitted individuals in the facility, spearheaded by our psychologist.

“Every person deserves a chance to begin again, to heal, and to grow into who they are meant to be.” 💙

Grateful for the opportunity to share some of my knowledge about burnout during the World Day for Safety and Health at Work 2026 of DOLE Region 6 held at Seda, Atria. Thank you for allowing me to be part of an event that promotes workplace safety, health and well-being. 💙

The RAISE Mental Health Office led by Psychologist Dorothy Joy Bolivar visited last April 29, 2026 to facilitate a stress debriefing session for families impacted by the recent fire at Brgy. Kasing Kasing who are temporarily staying at Baluarte Elementary School. The activity aimed to create a supportive environment where residents could openly express their thoughts and feelings, begin coping with the emotional effects of the incident, and access immediate psychosocial support.