BDO's Commitment to Community Health: A Remarkable Impact on Bohol

In a laudable demonstration of corporate social responsibility, BDO has proven its unwavering commitment to its clients and the communities it serves. The recent turnover of newly rehabilitated rural health units (RHUs) in Dauis and Inabanga in Bohol showcases BDO Foundation's dedication to enhancing healthcare accessibility and fostering a positive impact on the lives of the local residents.

Completing these two projects signifies a significant leap forward in healthcare services for over 96,000 individuals across 62 barangays. The upgraded RHUs now offer a comprehensive range of primary care services, including outpatient check-ups, vaccinations, treatment for common illnesses, and maternal and child health services. This endeavor is not just a refurbishment of facilities; it's a commitment to the well-being of the communities served.

More than 96,000 people in 62 barangays will access primary care with the rehabilitated rural health units in Dauis and Inabanga in Bohol.

The meticulous rehabilitation efforts focused on creating welcoming and functional spaces within the RHUs. Including waiting areas, play corners for children, offices, clinics, and consultation and treatment rooms has not only improved the physical infrastructure but also increased the capacity of health workers to efficiently serve more patients. This holistic approach to healthcare facility improvement ensures that the needs of the entire community, from children to adults, are met with compassion and effectiveness.

Mario A. Deriquito, President of the BDO Foundation, emphasized the organization's belief in the long-lasting impact of these rehabilitated centers. By transforming these RHUs into vital hubs for healthcare delivery, BDOF is making a tangible difference in the lives of Bohol's residents. The commitment to renovate 15 health centers in Bohol, covering a significant portion of the province's municipalities, further underscores the scale and dedication of BDO Foundation's initiatives.

The scope of the BDO Foundation's impact extends beyond Bohol, with a track record of rehabilitating 154 RHUs across the country since 2012. This month, the upcoming turnover of five more rehabilitated RHUs in Agusan del Norte, Agusan del Sur, Camarines Sur, and Capiz underscores the organization's commitment to making healthcare accessible to communities in need nationwide.

BDO Foundation's consistent efforts to improve healthcare facilities and access demonstrate a corporate ethos beyond financial services. The foundation's unwavering commitment to corporate social responsibility reflects positively on BDO, setting an example for other corporations to actively engage in initiatives that contribute to the well-being of the communities they serve.

For those interested in learning more about BDO Foundation and its various Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives, additional information can be found at www.bdo.com.ph. In a world where corporate responsibility is increasingly vital, BDO stands out as a beacon, demonstrating that a commitment to the community is not just a promise but a tangible reality.