Oct 2020
A disaster can make people forget about existing problems, but it doesn’t make them disappear. In fact, a disaster is more likely to worsen existing inequalities and vulnerabilities. In celebration of International Day for Disaster Reduction, Roots of Health takes a stand for reproductive health services. Birth control, prenatal care, and HIV testing and treatment remain essential as we build disaster-resilient communities, and especially more so in immediate disaster response.
Oct 2010
Ugat ng Kalusugan Program Associate Manager, Lyn-Lyn recently attended the Women Deliver Conference, the MDG awards ceremony and still found time to meet with some influential people. All on her first trip to Manila.
Sep 2010
Students at Palawan Sate University seem to get pregnant with alarming regularity. Susan examines the possible causes for this and what Roots of Health is doing to help.
Roots of Health weighs in on the Reproductive Health debate that is raging in the Philippines.
Susan Evangelista describes the modifications that have been made to the Child and Maternal Health Programs in Puerto Princesa, Palawan.
Jul 2010
Roots of Health nurse Josylyn Gulane recounts some of her experiences at Pulang Lupa during her first two months.
Jul 2010
A Roots of Health volunteer, Margeaux Berroth writes about her experiences with the students and staff at Palawan State University while conducting research into the health concerns of the students.
Jun 2010
Susan Evangelista has 'wow' moment during a Board of Directors meeting and thinks about how the idea of Roots of Health has rippled across the globe.
Jun 2010
Roots of Health turns one and Rhealyn Paliza describes her journey as a maternal health worker here in Palawan.
May 2010
Ami Evangelista Swanepoel looks back at what Roots of Health has accomplished in it's first year of operation.