This #WorldMentalHealthDay, we’re reminded how vital it is to have access to mental health support—especially in times of crisis and disaster.
When the journey feels heavy, may we remember that there are people and communities ready to reach out and help us stand again.
Martial Law remains one of the darkest chapters in our nation’s history. It was a time marked by fear, abuse, and silenced freedoms. Yet in the end, it was the people who prevailed.
Balik sakahan, balik paglahok sa produksyon matapos ang eleksyon. Mabuhay ang magsasaka! 🌾✊
Mahirap maging malakas at malusog ang katawan kung walang food security! Kaya ang laban ng mga magsasaka at mangingisda ay laban nating lahat. 🚣♂️🌾
Hindi mo ako iboboto kasi galit ako sa maling pag-gamit ng confidential funds...
Hindi mo ako iboboto
Dahil galit ako sa mga pag-abuso ng budget
Galit ka rin sa akin,
Dahil pinababalik ko ang subsidy ng PhilHealth.
Lalabanan ang korap
Para sa inyong pangarap!
#45HeidiMendoza
It’s Leni Robredo like we’ve never seen before—still inspiring, down-to-earth, and empowering through the lens of fashion.
This February, MEGA unveils a new look, a wider reach, and a refined purpose, highlighting and uplifting the women of Asia.
“It had to be me to inspire the others to do it themselves. A leader must be a role model, a good example to others. I couldn’t just stay at headquarters ordering people to do things. I had to do it myself too. IT'S NOT JUST TALK, IT'S ACTION" - Atty. Leni Robredo
YUNG MGA TUMATAKBO DIYAN GALAW GALAW 💁🏻♀️
LENI FEATURED IN MEGA MAGAZINE'S FEBRUARY ISSUE
LOOK: Former Vice President Leni Robredo graces MEGA Magazine's February issue.
Alongside an updated look and a broader reach, the magazine delves into Robredo's journey, including her impactful relief efforts during the height of Typhoon Kristine.
MEGA's "Community Issue" not only highlights Robredo's story but also celebrates the power of women in Asia. The issue focuses on how women continue to support and uplift one another toward common goals, offering a fresh perspective on collaboration and empowerment.
📷 Mega Magazine
"Si Madam Leni minsan din siyang naging breadwinner nating lahat... katulad ka rin ni Bambi na isang breadwinner na hindi pinahalagahan ng lahat"
ETO NA NAMAN TAYO SA 2022 FEELS 😭🌷
VICE GANDA TO PUBLIC OFFICIALS: 'HINDI SAPAT NA BINIBIGYAN NATIN SILA NG PERA TUWING NAKIKITA NATIN SILA'
Unkabogable Phenomenal Box Office Superstar Vice Ganda expressed concerns about the state of public hospitals in the Philippines, emphasizing the gaps in healthcare despite the implementation of the Universal Health Care (UHC) program.
In a conversation with a contestant on It's Showtime on Thursday, January 2, Vice Ganda stated, "Ang problema, pag pumunta ka naman sa public hospital para i-avail mo 'yung karapatan mo na nasasalig doon sa Universal Health Care, wala naman silang pasilidad. Wala silang gamit. Pati nga kama sa ospital, eh kulang na."
Vice Ganda pointed out that despite UHC's aim to provide free medical care, the lack of essential facilities in public hospitals leaves patients with no choice but to turn to expensive private hospitals.
"Kaya 'yung perang napakalaki sa PhilHealth… masasayang 'yan kung hindi niyo ginagalaw, 'di ba? Gumawa kayo ng pasilidad. Magdagdag kayo ng pasilidad. Bumili kayo ng maraming kama at aparato na kakailanganin ng mga may sakit," Vice Ganda further added, urging government officials to better utilize the funds in PhilHealth to improve healthcare infrastructure and equipment.
On educating the public about UHC, Vice Ganda also shared, "Dapat alam ng mga Pilipino 'yung karapatan nila… Baka lang rin kasi hindi–dapat sa barangay level pa lang nae-explain na sa barangay kung ano 'yung karapatan nung tao."
The segment ended with a heartfelt plea: "Hindi sapat po ang 500 na ayuda tuwing makikita kayo. Kailangan niyong magpagawa ng mga pasilidad sa ospital."
Vice Ganda called for more substantial efforts to improve the healthcare system rather than relying solely on temporary financial aid.
A CHRISTMAS TREE FROM THE UNIVERSE? 🎄
NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory, paired with recent telescope data, unveiled a remarkable cosmic display on Christmas.
“These X-rays are powered by winds flowing from the young, massive stars that are sprinkled throughout the cluster,” NASA shared in a post on Wednesday.