Valencia City Health Office

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07/01/2026

CHO Conducts Food Handler’s Class to Promote Food Safety

Valencia City — The City Health Office (CHO), through the Environmental Sanitation and Occupational Health Services (ESOHS) Division, successfully conducted a Food Handler’s Class on January 7, 2026, at Fortich Street, City Health Office, Valencia City.

The activity was spearheaded by Dr. Mary Claire Ida B. Ricare-Rabago, RN, Head of the ESOHS Division, with the objective of strengthening food safety practices among food handlers and preventing foodborne illnesses. The class covered essential topics including proper food handling, personal hygiene, sanitation standards, and compliance with health regulations.

Participants were oriented on their vital role in ensuring the safety and quality of food served to the public, especially during gatherings, events, and daily food service operations. The session also emphasized the importance of adherence to established health protocols to protect both consumers and food handlers.

The conduct of the Food Handler’s Class reflects the City Health Office’s continuous efforts to uphold public health standards and promote a safe and healthy environment for all residents of Valencia City.

Through programs such as this, the CHO remains committed to proactive health education and the prevention of food- and waterborne diseases in the community.

CHO Conducts Food Handler’s Class to Promote Food SafetyValencia City — The City Health Office (CHO), through the Enviro...
07/01/2026

CHO Conducts Food Handler’s Class to Promote Food Safety

Valencia City — The City Health Office (CHO), through the Environmental Sanitation and Occupational Health Services (ESOHS) Division, successfully conducted a Food Handler’s Class on January 7, 2026, at Fortich Street, City Health Office, Valencia City.

The activity was spearheaded by Dr. Mary Claire Ida B. Ricare-Rabago, RN, Head of the ESOHS Division, with the objective of strengthening food safety practices among food handlers and preventing foodborne illnesses. The class covered essential topics including proper food handling, personal hygiene, sanitation standards, and compliance with health regulations.

Participants were oriented on their vital role in ensuring the safety and quality of food served to the public, especially during gatherings, events, and daily food service operations. The session also emphasized the importance of adherence to established health protocols to protect both consumers and food handlers.

The conduct of the Food Handler’s Class reflects the City Health Office’s continuous efforts to uphold public health standards and promote a safe and healthy environment for all residents of Valencia City.

Through programs such as this, the CHO remains committed to proactive health education and the prevention of food- and waterborne diseases in the community.

07/01/2026

PHO, CHO CONDUCT BLOODLETTING ACTIVITY IN MAILAG

The Provincial Health Office (PHO) of Bukidnon and City Health Office (CHO) of Valencia headed by Dr. Alyanna Mae P. Lizardo-Ponay successfully conducted a Bloodletting Activity on January 7, 2026 at Barangay Mailag Valencia City where 31 generous blood donors participated in this humanitarian effort.

The initiative aimed to ensure a stable blood supply for patients in need, including those undergoing surgeries, trauma cases, and individuals with chronic illnesses. With the support of medical professionals and volunteers, the event was carried out smoothly, following strict health and safety protocols to safeguard both donors and recipients.

CHO expressed their gratitude to the Barangay Council headed by Hon. Louie John Naiz and Barangay Health Team and all volunteers who took part in the event. The success of this bloodletting activity reflects the compassion and generosity of our community. Every donation counts, and we encourage more people to become regular blood donors.

The CHO and PHO remain committed to promoting voluntary blood donation and will continue to organize similar activities to strengthen the province’s blood supply. They urge the public to support future bloodletting drives, emphasizing that one donation can save multiple lives.

PHO, CHO CONDUCT BLOODLETTING ACTIVITY IN MAILAGThe Provincial Health Office (PHO) of Bukidnon and City Health Office (C...
07/01/2026

PHO, CHO CONDUCT BLOODLETTING ACTIVITY IN MAILAG

The Provincial Health Office (PHO) of Bukidnon and City Health Office (CHO) of Valencia headed by Dr. Alyanna Mae P. Lizardo-Ponay successfully conducted a Bloodletting Activity on January 7, 2026 at Barangay Mailag Valencia City where 31 generous blood donors participated in this humanitarian effort.

The initiative aimed to ensure a stable blood supply for patients in need, including those undergoing surgeries, trauma cases, and individuals with chronic illnesses. With the support of medical professionals and volunteers, the event was carried out smoothly, following strict health and safety protocols to safeguard both donors and recipients.

CHO expressed their gratitude to the Barangay Council headed by Hon. Louie John Naiz and Barangay Health Team and all volunteers who took part in the event. The success of this bloodletting activity reflects the compassion and generosity of our community. Every donation counts, and we encourage more people to become regular blood donors.

The CHO and PHO remain committed to promoting voluntary blood donation and will continue to organize similar activities to strengthen the province’s blood supply. They urge the public to support future bloodletting drives, emphasizing that one donation can save multiple lives.

07/01/2026

CHO Serves as Medics During 25th Charter Day: Basketball Tournament and BCLA Night

Valencia City — The City Health Office (CHO) successfully served as the official medical team during the 25th Charter Day Celebration: Basketball Tournament and Barangay Community Leaders Association (BCLA) Night held at the City Gymnasium and Cultural Center on January 7, 2026.

Led by Team Leader Merlyn S. Pechora, RN, the CHO medical team was strategically deployed to ensure the safety and immediate medical assistance of players, organizers, and spectators throughout the duration of the activities. The team provided on-site medical coverage, first aid, and prompt response to any health-related concerns that arose during the event.

CHO Serves as Medics During 25th Charter Day: Basketball Tournament and BCLA NightValencia City — The City Health Office...
07/01/2026

CHO Serves as Medics During 25th Charter Day: Basketball Tournament and BCLA Night

Valencia City — The City Health Office (CHO) successfully served as the official medical team during the 25th Charter Day Celebration: Basketball Tournament and Barangay Community Leaders Association (BCLA) Night held at the City Gymnasium and Cultural Center on January 7, 2026.

Led by Team Leader Merlyn S. Pechora, RN, the CHO medical team was strategically deployed to ensure the safety and immediate medical assistance of players, organizers, and spectators throughout the duration of the activities. The team provided on-site medical coverage, first aid, and prompt response to any health-related concerns that arose during the event.

07/01/2026

CHO CONDUCTS MRSIA ORIENTATION TO RHMS

Valencia City — The City Health Office (CHO), through the Maternal, Newborn, Child Health and Nutrition (MNCHN) Division, successfully conducted the Measles-Rubella Supplemental Immunization Activity (mRSIA) Orientation for Rural Health Midwives (RHMs) from the 31 barangays of Valencia City on January 6, 2026, held at Fortich Street, City Health Office, Valencia City.

The activity was spearheaded by Alma P. Cenabre, RN, and Pinky Marie L. De Luna, RN, LPT, aiming to strengthen the preparedness and capacity of RHMs in the effective implementation of the upcoming mRSIA.

The orientation emphasized the importance of measles and rubella prevention, immunization strategies, proper reporting, and community engagement to ensure high vaccination coverage across all barangays.

Serving as speakers and presenters during the orientation were Pinky Marie L. De Luna, RN, LPT; Venadyl F. Cantero, RN, EMT, HEPO III; Sheena Palma, RND; Alma P. Cenabre, RN; and Dr. Alyanna Mae P. Lizardo-Ponay. Each speaker shared valuable insights and technical guidance to equip RHMs with updated knowledge and best practices for the successful rollout of the immunization activity.

The CHO underscored that the conduct of this orientation reflects its continued commitment to safeguarding the health of children and the community through strengthened immunization programs and collaborative efforts among healthcare workers.

Through initiatives such as this, the City Government of Valencia, in partnership with the City Health Office, remains steadfast in its mission to promote a healthier and measles- and rubella-free Valencia City.

CHO CONDUCTS MRSIA ORIENTATION TO RHMS Valencia City — The City Health Office (CHO), through the Maternal, Newborn, Chil...
07/01/2026

CHO CONDUCTS MRSIA ORIENTATION TO RHMS

Valencia City — The City Health Office (CHO), through the Maternal, Newborn, Child Health and Nutrition (MNCHN) Division, successfully conducted the Measles-Rubella Supplemental Immunization Activity (mRSIA) Orientation for Rural Health Midwives (RHMs) from the 31 barangays of Valencia City on January 6, 2026, held at Fortich Street, City Health Office, Valencia City.

The activity was spearheaded by Alma P. Cenabre, RN, and Pinky Marie L. De Luna, RN, LPT, aiming to strengthen the preparedness and capacity of RHMs in the effective implementation of the upcoming mRSIA.

The orientation emphasized the importance of measles and rubella prevention, immunization strategies, proper reporting, and community engagement to ensure high vaccination coverage across all barangays.

Serving as speakers and presenters during the orientation were Pinky Marie L. De Luna, RN, LPT; Venadyl F. Cantero, RN, EMT, HEPO III; Sheena Palma, RND; Alma P. Cenabre, RN; and Dr. Alyanna Mae P. Lizardo-Ponay. Each speaker shared valuable insights and technical guidance to equip RHMs with updated knowledge and best practices for the successful rollout of the immunization activity.

The CHO underscored that the conduct of this orientation reflects its continued commitment to safeguarding the health of children and the community through strengthened immunization programs and collaborative efforts among healthcare workers.

Through initiatives such as this, the City Government of Valencia, in partnership with the City Health Office, remains steadfast in its mission to promote a healthier and measles- and rubella-free Valencia City.

07/01/2026

CHO SERVES AS MEDICS DURING 25TH CHARTER DAY CELEBRATION: PASIKATAN MODERN DANCE COMPETITION

The City Health Office (CHO) of Valencia City successfully served as the official medical team during the 25th Charter Day Celebration: Pasikatan Modern Dance Competition held on January 6, 2026, at Plaza Rizal, Valencia City.

To ensure the safety and well-being of participants, performers, officials, and spectators, the CHO medical team led by Dawn Dee N. Dumaquita, RN and Joy Miñoza L, RN with Kyron Jay Duat, RC (EREID and YAKAP Clerk) was on standby throughout the event. The team provided immediate medical assistance, first aid services, and health monitoring, promptly responding to minor injuries and other health-related concerns during the evening celebration.

CHO SERVES AS MEDICS DURING 25TH CHARTER DAY CELEBRATION: PASIKATAN MODERN DANCE COMPETITIONThe City Health Office (CHO)...
07/01/2026

CHO SERVES AS MEDICS DURING 25TH CHARTER DAY CELEBRATION: PASIKATAN MODERN DANCE COMPETITION

The City Health Office (CHO) of Valencia City successfully served as the official medical team during the 25th Charter Day Celebration: Pasikatan Modern Dance Competition held on January 6, 2026, at Plaza Rizal, Valencia City.

To ensure the safety and well-being of participants, performers, officials, and spectators, the CHO medical team led by Dawn Dee N. Dumaquita, RN and Joy Miñoza, RN with Kyron Jay Duat, RC (EREID Swabber and YAKAp Clerk) was on standby throughout the event. The team provided immediate medical assistance, first aid services, and health monitoring, promptly responding to minor injuries and other health-related concerns during the evening celebration.

07/01/2026

CHO SERVES AS MEDICS DURING 25TH CHARTER DAY CELEBRATION BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

Valencia City, Bukidnon — January 6, 2026 —
The City Health Office (CHO) of Valencia City successfully served as the official medical team during the 25th Charter Day Celebration: Basketball Tournament held on January 6, 2026, at the City Gymnasium and Cultural Center.

The CHO medical team headed by Myra Diane A. Valero, RN, EMT, MAN and Cipriano JR Pat, RN ( Disease Surveillance Officer) with Gladie Mary Paler (YAKAP I.t Head), Nimfa Orebillo (YAKAP Clerk), Edrian Cork (YAKAP Clerk), Daniel Bantolinao (E.S. staff) was strategically deployed throughout the duration of the tournament to ensure the safety and immediate medical response for players, officials, and spectators. The team provided first aid, emergency care, and health monitoring, promptly attending to minor injuries, fatigue, and other medical concerns related to the sporting event

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