Empowering Access
The LAB FOR ALL project aims to provide medical services to indigenous communities. While patients are being diagnosed by health workers from both the public and private sector, other participating government agencies will also be on hand to assist the less fortunate with their needs :
| CHED |
Offering scholarships to interested parties |
| DA |
Offering assorted vegetable seeds and fruit tree seedlings to locals |
| DBP |
Offers project lending support, banking and investment services for inclusive and sustainable growth |
| DILG |
Assisting the LGUs with their requirements |
| DMW |
Assisting and providing overseas job fairs to locals |
| DOH |
Offering medical services through their trained medical personne |
| DSWD |
Offering food packages & financial aid to those in need |
| DTI |
Promoting MSME livelihood and product development.
Offering business registration with coaching and other services |
| FDA |
Ensuring the quality of medicines & medical devices being distributed |
| LTO |
Processing of driver’s license and renewal of motor vehicle registration, offering free theoretical driving course |
| NHA |
Granting and processing housing allocations |
| OWWA |
Offering social benefits, medical, financial and livelihood assistance to members and their families |
| PAG-IBIG |
Issuing “Loyalty Card Plus” and offering secure savings, cash loans & affordable housing loans. |
| PAO |
Offering free legal services to those in need |
| PCSO |
Offering medical & financial assistance to those in need |
| PHILHEATH |
Offering seminars & other workshops to interested parties |
| PHILPOST |
Provides track and trace service, mail acceptance and information materials with product showcase |
| TESDA |
Offering seminars & other workshops to interested parties |
Open Access and Collaboration
In order to bring medical services closer to the people, LAB FOR ALL’s goal is to facilitate the donation of mobile vans equipped with top of the line x-ray machines and portable urine analyzers, glucose monitors, cholesterol monitors, ultrasound and other machines for distribution to the different provinces [82], municipalities [1489], cities [149] and barangays [42,000] all over the country.
Fostering Innovation through the Private Sector
Recognizing that government cannot do this alone, LAB FOR ALL has asked assistance from the private sector.
Several companies have already made an impact on various communities through their Corporate Social Responsibility [CSR]. We have asked the private sector to help us in this endeavor by providing mobile vans, medical missions and gift packs directly to the local government units where we will be visiting. By nurturing an entrepreneurial mindset and connecting innovators with industry experts and investors, the project encourages the creation of real-world solutions.
Conclusion
LAB FOR ALL hopes to empower individuals from all backgrounds to do their part in providing medical services to our less fortunate brothers.
By providing mobile vans complete with state-of-the-art medical equipment, we will be able to break geographic barriers and create a more collaborative and organized approach to helping our indigenous communities.
It is our hope that with the combined resources of both the public and private sector, the phrase “mahal magkasakit” will be a thing of the past.
