Rural Health Unit - Pahamuddin, SGA

Rural Health Unit - Pahamuddin, SGA Rendering quality healthcare services to the Bangsamoro Community of the Pahamuddin Municipality.

In celebration of Women’s Month, the staff of RHU Pahamuddin successfully conducted a meaningful and empowering activity...
30/03/2026

In celebration of Women’s Month, the staff of RHU Pahamuddin successfully conducted a meaningful and empowering activity dedicated to honoring the invaluable contributions of women in the community. The event highlighted the strength, resilience, and vital role of women in promoting health, family welfare, and community development.

The celebration was attended by RHU personnel, BHS staff, and community members, fostering unity and appreciation for women from all walks of life. Various activities were conducted, including health education sessions, advocacy discussions, and recognition of women who have shown dedication in serving their families and the community.

Through this activity, awareness was raised on important health concerns affecting women, encouraging them to prioritize their well-being and seek proper medical care. The program also served as a platform to empower women, boosting their confidence and reinforcing their significance in nation-building.

Overall, the Women’s Month Celebration was a successful and impactful event, leaving a lasting impression on the participants and strengthening the commitment of RHU Pahamuddin in supporting women’s health and empowerment.

30/03/2026

RHU Pahamuddin joyfully celebrated Women’s Month with fun, laughter, and meaningful activities honoring the strength and beauty of every woman in the community. 💐

Together with the RHU and BHS staff, the event highlighted women’s empowerment, health awareness, and unity. It was a day filled with smiles, inspiration, and appreciation for all the amazing women who make a difference every day.

Indeed, a simple yet memorable celebration of empowered women! 💖

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In celebration of World Tuberculosis (TB) Day, an advocacy activity was successfully conducted by the dedicated, hardwor...
26/03/2026

In celebration of World Tuberculosis (TB) Day, an advocacy activity was successfully conducted by the dedicated, hardworking, and highly committed Ma’am Maureen Ali, the National Tuberculosis Program (NTP) Focal Person. Known for her compassionate, proactive, and service-oriented approach, Ma’am Maureen led the activity with great enthusiasm and professionalism.

The activity aimed to raise awareness about tuberculosis, its prevention, early detection, and proper treatment within the community. Ma’am Maureen Ali delivered an informative and engaging discussion, emphasizing the importance of timely consultation, strict adherence to medication, and strong community cooperation in preventing the spread of TB.

Health education was effectively provided to participants, highlighting the signs and symptoms of TB, as well as the availability of free diagnostic and treatment services at the Rural Health Unit. Her passionate and tireless efforts greatly contributed to the success of the activity.

The activity was successfully carried out with the support of health staff and community members, strengthening the collective commitment to eliminate tuberculosis and promote a healthier, TB-free community.

Representatives from Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), also known as Doctors Without Borders, visited RHU Pahamuddin to as...
26/03/2026

Representatives from Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), also known as Doctors Without Borders, visited RHU Pahamuddin to assess the current status of health service delivery. The activity was attended by the BHS midwife and RHU staff, along with Dr. Pancho A. Cruz.

During the visit, discussions were conducted regarding the various issues and concerns affecting the implementation of different health programs in the municipality. The MSF team, together with the health staff, identified gaps, challenges, and priority needs that require immediate attention and support.

Key areas highlighted included limitations in resources, accessibility of services, and challenges in delivering programs in geographically isolated and disadvantaged areas. The visit also aimed to strengthen collaboration and explore possible assistance from MSF to further improve healthcare services and outcomes in the community.

An orientation on the risk factors of lifestyle-related diseases, together with an advocacy session on Chronic Kidney Di...
24/03/2026

An orientation on the risk factors of lifestyle-related diseases, together with an advocacy session on Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), was successfully conducted at Simsiman and Binasing Elementary School. The activity aimed to raise awareness among students on the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle to prevent non-communicable diseases.

The advocacy was conducted by SGAFHO and the Regional NCD Team, with the presence of Dr. Pancho Cruz, along with the BHS Midwife of Brgy. Simsiman Ma’am Rayhana Kanakan, and BHS Midwife of Brgy. Binasing Ma’am Maureen Ali, NCD Focal Person, HEPO Focal Person, Sanitary Inspector, and Adolescent Focal Person. Their collective expertise and support contributed significantly to the success of the activity.

During the session, key topics discussed included unhealthy dietary habits, physical inactivity, smoking, and excessive alcohol consumption as major risk factors for lifestyle-related diseases such as hypertension, diabetes, and CKD. Participants were also educated on the early signs and symptoms of CKD, its complications, and the importance of early detection and regular health check-ups.

The advocacy emphasized the importance of proper nutrition, regular physical activity, adequate hydration, and avoidance of harmful substances to promote overall health and well-being. Students actively participated in the discussions, demonstrating increased awareness of how lifestyle choices can affect their long-term health.

The activity was successfully implemented through the collaborative efforts of SGAFHO, the Regional NCD Team, Rural Health Unit staff, school personnel, and student participants. It served as an effective platform to empower the youth with knowledge and encourage them to adopt healthier lifestyle practices.

Rural Health Unit (RHU) of Pahamuddin successfully held a “salo-salo Kanduli” in celebration of Eid 2026. All staff memb...
23/03/2026

Rural Health Unit (RHU) of Pahamuddin successfully held a “salo-salo Kanduli” in celebration of Eid 2026. All staff members actively participated in the gathering, together with the Municipal Health Officer, Dr. Pancho A. Cruz. The activity fostered unity, camaraderie, and gratitude among the health workers as they celebrated the occasion.

After the celebration, a meeting was held to discuss the current status of health programs and services. The team also prepared for the upcoming visitation of a non-government organization (NGO), which aims to assess the situation in the cluster. Specifically, the NGO intends to identify existing gaps, challenges, and priority problems encountered in the implementation of programs, in order to determine areas that need support and possible interventions.

The discussion focused on presenting key concerns within the cluster and aligning strategies to improve service delivery and address the needs of the community effectively.

EID MUBARAK from our family to yours🤗
20/03/2026

EID MUBARAK from our family to yours🤗

The Rural Health Unit of Pahamuddin, led by Dr. Pancho A. Cruz, Municipal Health Officer, along with the RHU, BHS staff ...
12/03/2026

The Rural Health Unit of Pahamuddin, led by Dr. Pancho A. Cruz, Municipal Health Officer, along with the RHU, BHS staff and Barangay Health Workers, successfully participated in a Simultaneous Earthquake Drill held at Barangay D. Binasing.

The activity aimed to strengthen disaster preparedness and ensure that health personnel are equipped with the knowledge and proper response in the event of an earthquake.

During the drill, participants practiced the standard earthquake safety protocol known as “Duck, Cover, and Hold.” The simulation allowed the staff to rehearse the correct procedures to protect themselves and assist others during emergency situations. The activity also emphasized the importance of staying calm, alert, and coordinated during disasters.


12/03/2026

Simultaneous Earthquake Drill

On this day, Rural Health Unit of Pahamuddin, led by Dr. Pancho A. Cruz, the Municipal Health Officer, along with the RHU, BHS staff and Barangay Health Workers, participated in a Simultaneous Earthquake Drill held at Barangay Datu Binasing as part of the initiative to strengthen disaster preparedness and emergency response within the community.

The activity aimed to educate and remind participants of the proper safety procedures during an earthquake, particularly the standard response protocol “Duck, Cover, and Hold.” The drill allowed staff to practice the correct actions to ensure safety and minimize risks in the event of an actual earthquake.

The activity was carried out smoothly with the cooperation and participation of RHU personnel, BHS staff, and Barangay Health Workers. This initiative further strengthened awareness and preparedness for disaster response within the community.

The NTP sputum follow-up was successfully conducted by the dedicated Ma’am Maureen Ali, ensuring proper monitoring and c...
22/02/2026

The NTP sputum follow-up was successfully conducted by the dedicated Ma’am Maureen Ali, ensuring proper monitoring and continuous care of patients under the National Tuberculosis Program. Her commitment and diligence greatly contribute to the effective management and control of tuberculosis in the community.







Week 4 — RHU Pahamudin’s Measles Rubella Supplemental Immunization Activity (MRSIA) continues to gain momentum across th...
15/02/2026

Week 4 — RHU Pahamudin’s Measles Rubella Supplemental Immunization Activity (MRSIA) continues to gain momentum across the 12 barangays:

Simsiman, Datu Binasing, Lower Baguer, Buricain, Balacayon, Kadingilan, Matilac, Libungan Torreta, Upper Pangankalan, Lower Pangankalan, Patot, and Datu Mantil.

Through a combination of fixed-post vaccination sites and house-to-house visits, the team remains committed to reaching every eligible child especially those in geographically isolated and hard-to-reach areas to ensure complete and equitable immunization coverage.

In addition to MRSIA, RHU Pahamudin continues to provide essential health services, including health education and advocacy, family planning, and other key community-based programs. These integrated efforts aim to strengthen public awareness, promote preventive care, and support the overall health and well-being of every barangay.

Week 3 of RHU Pahamudin actively conducting the Measles Rubella Supplemental Immunization Activity (MRSIA) in 12 baranga...
08/02/2026

Week 3 of RHU Pahamudin actively conducting the Measles Rubella Supplemental Immunization Activity (MRSIA) in 12 barangays, including Simsiman, Datu Binasing, Lower Baguer, Buricain, Balacayon, Kadingilan, Matilac, Libungan Torreta, Upper Pangankalan, Lower Pangankalan, Patot and Datu Mantil.

The activity was implemented through both fixed-post and house-to-house strategies to ensure wider reach and full immunization coverage, especially among hard-to-reach households.

Alongside the MRSIA, RHU Pahamudin also delivered other essential health services such as health advocacy, family planning, and related community health programs to strengthen awareness and promote overall community well-being.

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