Launch in Barangay Agtambi
The Department of Health - Human Resources for Health (DOH-HRH), through its Doctors-to-the-Barrios (DTTB) program, in close collaboration with Dao Primary Care Facility I and the Dao Local Government Unit (LGU), officially launched the PuroKalusugan program in Barangay Agtambi, Dao, Capiz, on July 15, 2025, as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen primary health care and bring essential health services closer to the community.
Officials and partners present
The event, held with the full support of the Local Chief Executive (LCE), was graced by Dao Mayor Hon. Jose Jimbo D. Barruela; Dr. Mary Joy D. Castroverde, Development Management Officer V and HSIMEC Head of DOH Region VI; Dr. Kim Marie D. Estorque, Municipal Health Officer; Mr. Joeffrey M. Espiritu, Development Management Officer IV of PDOHO-Capiz; Dr. Jay Love P. Peñascosa, the designated Doctor-to-the-Barrios (DTTB) for Dao; Mr. Joemarie C. Tunguia, Technical Specialist II and Program Manager of the Deployment Programs; and representatives from both the Provincial Health Office (PHO) and the Provincial DOH Office (PDOHO).
Highlights of the event
Highlights of the event included the ceremonial signing of the commitment wall by key officials and the pledge of commitment from barangays, stakeholders, and community members. The event also featured PuroKalusugan initiatives, a unity dance promoting health and wellness, and KonsulTayo health consultations to address the healthcare needs of the people.
Commitment to primary care
This shared endeavor stands as a testament to the strong, unified commitment of the agency, LGUs, and the community to improve primary care delivery and ensure equitable access to universal health care, especially in remote and underserved areas.
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Five photos from the launch in Dao, Capiz. Visible photos show: a resident beside a PuroKalusugan pulmonary tuberculosis awareness banner; community members seated during the program; and officials and health workers in a group photo in front of a PuroKalusugan backdrop with balloons. Two additional image slots in the article do not display content.