SM Foundation recently conducted four medical missions across the Bicol region, providing free healthcare services to over 3,900 residents. These missions offered essential medical check-ups, dental services, ECG, and X-ray examinations.
The first mission was held at Naval Forces Southern Luzon in Legazpi City, delivering over 550 medical services in partnership with the Naval Forces Southern Luzon Command and SM City Legazpi.
Another mission followed at SM City Legazpi, serving more than 900 beneficiaries. Partners included uniformed personnel from the Naval Forces Southern Luzon Command, Bureau of Fire Protection Region V, and Philippine National Police Region V, along with LGU Legazpi City, MX3, and DMIRIE Foundation.
SM Foundation also collaborated with Watsons’ Alagang Pangkalusugan program for two additional missions in Bombon and Calabanga, Camarines Sur.
These Camarines Sur missions were made possible through the support of the Metro Naga Development Council, local government units, Philippine College of Occupational Medicine – Naga, University of Nueva Caceres College of Nursing, MX3, DMIRIE Foundation, and various Watsons suppliers.
Through these medical missions, SM Foundation, together with its partners, continues to make healthcare more accessible to vulnerable communities across the Philippines.
SM Foundation conducts a medical mission at the Naval Forces Southern Luzon in Legazpi City with Naval Forces Southern Luzon Command.
Collaborating for social good, SM Foundation joins Watsons’ Alagang Pangkalusugan program in Bombon and Calabanga, Camarines Sur.
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