The project aims to evaluate the functionality and usage of a mobile application in a community setting. The project includes participation of 20 community health workers, two medical doctors, and two medical technologists. The sites are Looc, Balete, Batangas; and Palactad, Quinapondan, Eastern Samar.
To know more, visit HFI’s Facebook page.
HFI installs solar power systems in seven Barangay Health Stations in Samar and Eastern Samar.
HFI in partnership with the Sun Life Foundation, turned over the Maasin BHS on 13 June 2024.
In 2023, HFI launched its "Diabetes Iwasan! Diabetes Pag-aralan!" campaign in Batangas
BHWs and ALAGA KA health cluster leaders lead health promotion sessions in San Jose, Tuy, Batangas
Our Foundation Info with Latest Activities and Projects from Health Futures Foundation, Inc.
HFI installs solar power systems in seven Barangay Health Stations in Samar and Eastern Samar. Read More
HFI in partnership with the Sun Life Foundation, turned over the Maasin BHS on 13 June 2024. Read More
In 2023, HFI launched its "Diabetes Iwasan! Diabetes Pag-aralan!" campaign in Batangas Read More
09 June 2017 marks the start of the construction of the first B'laan tribe-inspired birthing home. Read More
“Ibalik natin and diwa ng lawa (let us reclaim the lake’s glory)." - LLDA Sec. Acosta. Read More
“Trees of Wellness is not your basic tree planting project." - Dr Jaime Z. Galvez Tan, HFI Chairman. Read More
Health Futures Foundation, Inc. (HFI) is a non-stock, non-profit, non-government organization involved in the management and implementation of community-based health and social development programs for marginalized communities in the Philippines.
HFI have been tapped by international organizations (e.g. UN agencies, WHO, EU, AusAid, GIZ, JICA), local government units, NGOs, and universities to implement health and wellness-related projects.
Health Futures Foundation was incorporated and registered with the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission in 1998. HFI is an accredited donee institution by the Philippine Council for NGO Certification (PCNC), as such all donations to HFI are tax deductible.
