Kabankalan City Population Unit

08/07/2026

Turnover of IEC Materials and Program Implementation Coordination Meeting

On July 8, 2026, a Turnover of Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) Materials and coordination meeting was successfully conducted at the Kabankalan Teen Center.

The activity was attended by representatives from the Department of Education (DepEd), the City Health Office (CHO), and the Family Life Resource Center (FLRC). The meeting was led by Mam Cyril D. Ramos, RSW, MSSW, CSWDO Officer and Population Program Officer-Designate.

During the activity, IEC materials were formally turned over to partner agencies to support the implementation of adolescent-focused programs and advocacy initiatives in schools and communities. Strengthening collaboration among partner agencies, improving the delivery of adolescent health and development interventions, enhancing information dissemination, and ensuring that activities effectively address the needs and concerns of young people.

07/07/2026

On June 29-30, 2026
Protecteen Health Support Activity for Adolescent Mothers Conducted in Barangay Bantayan, City Government of Kabankalan
Protecteen Health Support Activity for Adolescent Mothers was successfully conducted in Barangay Bantayan through the collaborative efforts of various government agencies and community stakeholders committed to promoting the health, well-being, and empowerment of adolescent mothers.

The two-day activity was facilitated by the CSWDO Teen Center, City Health Office (CHO), LDZDH-Haplos Team, and the Public Information Office (PIO). The activity aimed to provide adolescent mothers with essential knowledge, guidance, and support as they navigate the challenges of early parenthood while encouraging them to continue pursuing their personal goals and aspirations.

The activity was further enriched by the participation of KabGem representatives, who shared inspiring messages and distributed goods to support the adolescent mothers in a simple yet meaningful way. Their contribution emphasized the importance of community involvement in uplifting young families and promoting a culture of care and support.

The team extend a heartfelt appreciation to the Barangay Officials, Midwife and Barangay Health Workers (BHWs) for their unwavering dedication in gathering the participants and continuously supporting adolescent mothers within the barangay.
As part of the culminating activity, each participant received a hygiene kit to support their personal hygiene needs and contribute to the health and well-being of both mother and child.


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24/06/2026

𝐍𝐨𝐭𝐞:
📅 Pre Marriage and Orientation and Counselling (PMOC)
* Every Tuesday
at Family Life Resource Center (FLRC)
Brgy. Binicuil, Kabankalan City,
Negros Occidental, Negros Island Region, Philippines 6111

18/06/2026

18/06/2026

On June 15–16, 2026
Protecteen Health Support Activity for Adolescent Mothers Conducted in Barangay Tapi, City Government of Kabankalan

Protecteen Health Support Activity for Adolescent Mothers was successfully conducted in Barangay Tapi through the collaborative efforts of various government agencies and community stakeholders committed to promoting the health, well-being, and empowerment of adolescent mothers.

The two-day activity was facilitated by the CSWDO Teen Center, City Health Office (CHO), LDZDH-Haplos Team, and the Public Information Office (PIO). The activity aimed to provide adolescent mothers with essential knowledge, guidance, and support as they navigate the challenges of early parenthood while encouraging them to continue pursuing their personal goals and aspirations.

The activity was further enriched by the participation of KabGem representatives, who shared inspiring messages and distributed goods to support the adolescent mothers in a simple yet meaningful way. Their contribution emphasized the importance of community involvement in uplifting young families and promoting a culture of care and support.

Also present during the activity was Mam Cyril D. Ramos, RSW, MSSW - CSWDO for her inspirational message, she reminded the participants that early pregnancy is not the end of their journey nor their dreams. She encouraged them to continue aiming higher, remain resilient, and work towards achieving a brighter future for themselves and their children.

Barangay Captain Jovanni Ibañez of Barangay Tapi likewise graced the event and shared valuable insights, emphasizing the importance of resilience, responsibility, and community support in addressing teenage pregnancy and empowering adolescent mothers.

The Local Civil Registrar's Office also participated in the activity by presenting its programs and educating the participants on the importance and procedures of birth registration for their babies. The session emphasized the significance of timely birth registration in securing a child's legal identity and ensuring access to essential government services and benefits.

The team extend a heartfelt appreciation to the Barangay Midwife and Barangay Health Workers (BHWs) for their unwavering dedication in gathering the participants and continuously supporting adolescent mothers within the barangay.

As part of the culminating activity, each participant received a hygiene kit to support their personal hygiene needs and contribute to the health and well-being of both mother and child.

18/06/2026

On June 9, 2026
Healthy Young Ones Program was successfully conducted for all high school students of Temple Ace Academy. The activity aimed to raise awareness about teenage pregnancy and provide students with essential knowledge and guidance to help them make informed and responsible decisions as adolescents.

We extend our sincere gratitude to Principal Lucylin Defante and Faculty and Staff for their unwavering support and for allowing the High School Department to participate in this meaningful and educational activity. Her commitment to the holistic development of the students contributed greatly to the success of the program.

This initiative was made possible through the partnership and collaboration of the City Health Office (CHO) and the City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO) Teen Center, whose dedication to youth development continues to create positive impacts in the community.

We would also like to express our heartfelt appreciation to Population Program Officer Designate, Ms. Cyril D. Ramos RSW, MSSW, for her invaluable support and contribution in making this activity a success.

Through programs like this, young people are empowered with the knowledge, awareness, and life skills necessary to become responsible and healthy individuals.