In a proactive effort to support military personnel, the Provincial Health Office (PHO) of Pampanga conducted a series of health lectures at the 70th Infantry Battalion camp in Arayat. This initiative engaged 120 soldiers under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Ryan Joseph S. Cayton.
A Focus on Health and Wellness
The lectures addressed critical topics including Responsible Parenting, Mental Health, and Non-Communicable Diseases. Such subjects are vital, particularly for soldiers who often face unique stressors affecting both their mental and physical health.
The provincial government continues to collaborate with various agencies, including the Philippine Army, in delivering health programs expected to improve the quality of life of every Kapampangan and public servant.
Governor Lilia Pineda, Pampanga
- Responsible Parenting
- Mental Health
- Non-Communicable Diseases
This health initiative aligns with the broader objectives of the Philippine government to enhance the welfare of its armed forces. By prioritizing soldiers' health education, the PHO aims to empower them to manage their well-being effectively.
Governor Lilia Pineda emphasized the importance of such programs, reflecting a commitment to not just the soldiers but also their families. The collaboration between the PHO and the military signifies a comprehensive approach to health and community support.