Angeles City Vice Mayor Vice Mayor Vicky Vega-Cabigting successfully spearheaded the Buntis Assembly on September 27 at the Marquee Mall Activity Center. The event, which gathered 200 pregnant women, featured a raffle draw and the distribution of preggy kits, aimed at promoting maternal health and well-being.
The assembly had a significant impact on expectant mothers, providing them with essential prenatal resources and education to ensure a safer pregnancy journey. The initiative underscored the local government’s commitment to supporting maternal care, fostering a sense of community, and alleviating healthcare challenges for the city’s pregnant population.
Following the success of the Buntis Assembly, the re-electionist vice mayor is set to lead a Health Fair for the LGBTQ community on September 28. The event, which will take place at the Pulungbulu Covered Court, is expected to draw another 200 participants, offering essential health services and resources.
The initiative will continue to strengthen inclusivity in health programs, addressing the unique needs of diverse sectors within the city.