PRC Kalinga Chapter

A Health Caravan led by the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) - Kalinga Chapter and the PRC National Headquarters was held on March 26 at Socbot Elementary School, providing medical consultations, vital signs checks, free medicine distribution, and other essential health services to residents of Barangay Socbot, Pinukpuk.

Free hot meals were also distributed, and a child-friendly space was organized where students learned handwashing, participated in coloring activities, and played games.

The success of this initiative was made possible through the partnership and coordinated efforts of the Philippine Red Cross - Kalinga Chapter with the following:

• College of Nursing, Saint Tonis College, Inc. (STCI),
• Kalinga DRRM Council (PDRRMC),
• Barangay Local Government Unit of Socbot,
• Socbot Elementary School,
• Kalinga State University, through its BS Biology interns,
• Rural Health Unit (RHU) of Pinukpuk, and
• Dr. Aiza Catriz of Pinukpuk District Hospital.

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Photos by Ande Bon

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See you on March 27, 2026
Abundant Grace of God Maternity Center

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We are very proud to partner with PRC Kalinga Chapter in a blood donation drive at the clinic on March 27. We invite all community members and any past clients or family members to participate. Your small act of kindness is lifesaving for those in need.

In Bugnay, Tinglayan, pregnant mothers gathered on February 7 to receive mama and baby kits from the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) - Kalinga Chapter. The effort is part of the PRC’s initiative to support mothers in disaster-affected communities.

Meanwhile, pupils at the barangay’s Child Development Center learned proper handwashing techniques and received hygiene kits to help them practice healthy habits at home.





Photos by Ande Bon