Mina Municipal Primary Health Care Facility

25/09/2025

25/09/2025

The Coast Guard District Western Visayas is currently commemorating the National Maritime Week (NMW) in accordance wvith Presidential Proclamation No. 316, declaring every month of September as Maritime and Archipelagic Nation and Awareness Month (MANA MO). In light of these, they will organize an outreach program in relation to the abovementioned event and will offer services such as:

Dental Services (tooth extraction, dental cleaning) 🦷
Medical Consultation (Pediatric and Adult) 🩺
Visual Acuity Test (reading eye glasses) 👀
Free Haircut 💇
Veterinary Services (deworming, vaccine, spaying and neutering) 🐕🐈
Legal Services (Legal Advice and Notarial Commission) ⚖️

When: October 11, 2025 (Saturday)
Where: Mina Evacuation Center

Kindly approach our Barangay Officials, BHWs for details.

Municipality of Mina

18/09/2025

Handwashing.

It's a simple and effective way to prevent the spread of illnesses, such as respiratory and diarrheal diseases, and to protect yourself and others.

17/09/2025

It's a wrap!

From launching to mop-up, our School-Based Immunization 2025 was successfully implented because of our supportive parents, school heads and educators, healthcare workers, government leaders and officials, and most especially to our very brave young learners who mustered their courage to receive the immunizations. 🖤

Municipality of Mina
Iloilo Provincial Health Office

08/09/2025

PSA📢

Apologies for the inconvenience.

27/08/2025

Congratulations and thank you for all your hard work, Mr. Jesse Niel Violeta! ❤️

18/08/2025

One of the most important tools in TB screening is the Purified Protein Derivative (PPD) test, also known as the tuberculin skin test.

It helps health workers identify individuals who may need further evaluation, chest X-rays, or preventive therapy. This is particularly important for high-risk groups such as children, the elderly, people with weakened immune systems, and those living in areas with high TB prevalence.

PPD testing contributes to community protection. By identifying latent infections early, health facilities can prevent the progression of the disease and stop transmission within families and communities. It also supports national TB control programs by strengthening surveillance and guiding appropriate interventions.

Together, let’s work for a TB-free future! 💙

12/08/2025

11/08/2025

The Mina Pcf, together with the Mina Department of Education, recently held an advocacy session for parents on the upcoming school-based immunization program for MR-TD and HPV targeted at Grade 1, Grade 4, and Grade 7 learners. The activity aimed to inform parents about the vaccines’ benefits, address common concerns, and make it easier for students to receive life-saving protection right at school.

During the advocacy, DepEd Nurse Mr. Alvin Aliligay and Mina PCF-DTTB Dr. Arianna Marie Bonifacio, explained how the program works, consent procedures, and what parents should expect on vaccination day — brief health screening, administration by trained health personnel, and short observation afterwards. They also emphasized safety: vaccines are monitored and common side effects are usually mild (e.g., soreness at the injection site, brief fever). Parents were encouraged to bring their child’s immunization card, complete consent forms, and inform teachers or health staff of any known allergies or health conditions.





Municipality of Mina

31/07/2025

Congratulations to all the winners of our Healthy Mommy, Healthy Baby, Bahay Kubo Plus, and Bright Smile Competition during our 51st Nutrition Month Celebration! 🥦🥕👶🫄😁🦷

30/07/2025

Congratulations to the participants of the cooking contest during the 51st Nutrition Month Celebration last July 25, 2025.

(Cash prizes were given to those who participated during the said celebration.)

30/07/2025

Healthy Youth, Healthy Future: Empowering the Next Generation Through Health

In an inspiring collaboration to promote youth wellness, Philippines and the PHAPCares Foundation, in partnership with Iloilo Provincial Health Office, have launched the Healthy Youth, Healthy Future program—an initiative aimed at empowering Filipino adolescents through health education, early disease prevention, and access to healthcare services.

This meaningful program focuses on raising awareness and building healthy habits among young people to help them lead productive, illness-free lives. With the understanding that today’s youth are tomorrow’s leaders, the program promotes the idea that investing in young people’s health is investing in the nation’s future.

Through a series of health forums, school-based engagements, and community outreach, the initiative addresses common youth health issues such as non-communicable diseases (NCDs), mental health, nutrition, and reproductive health. It also encourages active participation of parents, educators, and local health providers in promoting holistic adolescent well-being.

The launching was held at the Mina National High School and services such as Philippine Health Insurance profiling, Free X-ray, Vital Signs taking, and fluoride varnish were provided to the learners, educators, and community members.

The event was graced by the presence of Vice Governor Lee Ann Debuque, Municipal Mayor Rey Grabato with members of the Sanggunian, Dr. Ma. Socorro Quinon, and Dr. Rodney Labis from the Iloilo Provincial Health Office.

The Municipality of Mina expresses its heartfelt gratitude for being one of the chosen municipalities to benefit from this initiative. Through this program, Mina’s youth are encouraged to make informed choices and become champions of health in their community—paving the way for a healthier, brighter future.