In line with his commitment to people-centered and inclusive governance, Negros Oriental Governor Chaco Sagarbarria led the medical, legal, and social services caravan at the Tinago gym in Barangay Poblacion 1, Dumaguete City Jan. 22.
The multi-sectoral caravan delivered a wide array of essential services directly to the community, benefiting senior citizens, persons with disabilities, pregnant women, children, and other underserved sectors, the Capitol said.
Medical services offered include consultations for senior citizens, PWDs, pregnant women, pediatric and adult patients; dental services with minor surgical procedures; free circumcision; blood typing, blood pressure monitoring, and x-ray services.
Wellness and personal care services, such as haircuts, massage, ear piercing, distribution of reading glasses, and pedicure/manicures were also availed by residents.
Animal clinic services were also provided, including vaccination, anti-rabies shots, and deworming; as well as agricultural assistance through the distribution of vegetable seeds, grafted seedlings, and other farm inputs.
The caravan further provided legal services, livelihood training programs through PESO and GAD, and rice distribution to support the immediate needs of residents.
Sagarbarria stressed the importance of bringing government services closer to the people, and emphasized that accessible healthcare, legal assistance, and livelihood support are fundamental to improving the quality of life of NegOrenses.
He thanked his team, local officials, and volunteers for their continued collaboration in reaching communities at the grassroots level.
The services caravan reflects the continuing efforts of the provincial government to deliver integrated, responsive, and compassionate public service, ensuring that vital assistance reaches communities where it is needed most, the Capitol said. ||
