Advancing Women's and Children's Health in the Philippines

Significant regional disparities continue to limit access to essential women's and children's healthcare across the Philippines. To bridge these gaps-particularly in remote and underserved provinces— Unilab Medical Alliance Group, Unilab Foundation, Johns Hopkins Program for International Education in Gynecology and Obstetrics (Jhpiego) and the Philippine Obstetrical and Gynecological Society (POGS) have launched a joint initiative. By uniting global expertise with local clinical leadership, this partnership strengthens efforts to expand coverage, improve maternal and child health outcomes, and ensure quality medical care is within reach for every Filipino family.

Our initiatives tackle critical reproductive health issues across the Philippines, ensuring every Filipino has access to vital information and quality care needed to make informed choices about their health and future.

Planting the Seeds: Empowering Women, Nurturing Children, Strengthening Communities

What we do

Focuses on building the capabilities of school physicians, nurses, teachers, and parents to address the immunity gap among children. This arm aims to prevent diseases and promote healthy development, ensuring children thrive physically and mentally, ultimately reducing healthcare costs for families and communities.

Tahanan sa Paaralan: School Community Health

Targets the prevention, early diagnosis, and management of common gynecological conditions from puberty through menopause. Additionally, it works to prevent teenage pregnancies, reproductive tract infections, and HIV transmission, fostering better sexual and reproductive health outcomes.

RH Natin 'To: Addressing Reproductive Health Issues

Targets the prevention, early diagnosis, and management of common gynecological conditions from puberty through menopause. Additionally, it works to prevent teenage pregnancies, reproductive tract infections, and HIV transmission, fostering better sexual and reproductive health outcomes.

Batang 2000: Nutrition in the First 2000 Days in Life