Barangay Manuel Guianga Emergency Medical Services

Shaping the youth today builds a stronger tomorrow for the community

Young individuals from Barangay Manuel Guianga and Sto. Niño successfully completed a 5-day intensive training as part of the first-ever Junior First Responder Course. Their dedication, bravery, and eagerness to gain knowledge truly stood out, proving their readiness to become instruments of service in times of need.

Throughout the training, they consistently demonstrated discipline, openness to learning and determination to improve. Despite their young age, they embodied the true spirit of volunteerism, showing resilience and commitment in overcoming every challenge presented during the program.

This initiative would not have been possible without the unwavering support of Hon. Vanessa S. Ayog, whose trust in the youth and sharing inspiring message during the closing ceremony uplifted and motivated the participants.

Sincere appreciation is also extended to Hon. Jay Colmo and the Sangguniang Kabataan - Manuel Guianga for their continued dedication to empowering the youth and promoting their growth, welfare, and active role in the community.

Hawak mo ang beat?

Data has shown that the majority of cardiac arrests occur outside the hospital. Critical decisions and quick actions by the pre-hospital provider and the community could be the reason someone's heart is still beating.

Making our commitment real and effective, members of the Manuel Guianga EMS completed the BLS and ACLS training conducted by Southern Philippines Medical Center-Emergency Medicine Department under the Philippine Heart Association.

To Sangguniang Kabataan - Manuel Guianga and to our SKC Jay Colmo, thank you for your continuous support and effort in lifting the standard of pre-hospital care in the barangay.

Let's advocate to be the reason for a beating heart.

True valor is not only written or remembered in the history but it is lived. The Day of Valor celebrates the courage of those who fought for our freedom, and this legacy is continuously lived through every response, every rescue, and every life saved.

Grit and perseverance prevails indeed!

We celebrate our Emergency Medical Technician, Ethann Francisco, on his Senior High School graduation. Your journey is a testament to resilience, quiet strength, and a heart that prioritizes others. We will always be proud of you and support you as you chase even greater milestones.

One of our esteemed member have gained a remarkable achievement! Congratulations Ceejay Bongato Combras for securing three gold medals at PRISAA 2026. Your hard work has truly paid off.

The 2-day augmentation of the City Disaster Risk Reduction Management for the IRONMAN 70.3 has successfully ended.
We thank the CDRRMO for the trust and confidence in Barangay Manuel Guianga.

But above all, we would like to express our deepest gratitude to the volunteers who willingly offered their service for this event. We also extend our appreciation to the Barangay Council for supporting our needs in the deployment. Daghang Salamat!

The Manuel Guianga EMS invites you to join the Junior First Responder Training Course. This program is open to youth who are actively involved in the Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP), student government councils, and other youth organizations that promote volunteerism and service.

This course was an alternative path to the regular recruitment program while you waited for your age to be eligible for the regular application. The application for Junior First Responder starts today and runs until March 31, 2026.

The training will start in April. Further, additional information will be provided during the orientation. Make sure to fill out the Google form. We will be connecting with you through the information provided in the form.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdqItzG3nOXrZzYOsYlAsrAplDgWLaU5snRrWqzXR7EOK-Q_Q/viewform?usp=header

Madayaw og maayong adlaw, Barangay Manuel Guianga!

Karon uma-abot nga Sabado og Domingo sa kasamtangan nga tuig (Marso 21-22, 2026) ang Barangay Manuel Guianga EMS gi augment sa City Disaster Risk Reduction Management Office sa pagabuhaton nga IRON MAN 70.3. Ang IRON MAN 70.3 usa kini ka international triathlon competition nga pagabuhaton sa atong lungsod.

Og tungod ani, sa kaning mga adlaw, ilabihan na sa buntag og hapon nakadeploy ang atong ambulance og pipila sa atong mga personahi sa Bago Aplaya alang sa swim course sa IRON MAN 70.3.

Kami, mangayo sa inyong pagsabot alang sa kaning mga adlawa nga wala atong ambulance. Apan ayaw kamo kahadlok, naay mabilin nga mga personahi sa atong operation center alang sa inyong mga kinihanglan.

Daghan Salamat!

Ongoing Peer Teaching Workshop!

These future nurses are refining their medication administration and other nursing procedures essential for their clinical rotation preparation. This workshop not only enhances their hands-on skills but also builds confidence, attention to detail, and patient safety awareness, equipping them to deliver quality care.

Disclaimer: This peer teaching workshop is supervised by registered nurses.

The Manuel Guianga-EMS (MG.EMS) participated in the FUN WALK as medical backup. This initiative is one of the activities organized by Bartolome Integrated School (BIS) for the upcoming foundation day.

We extend our congratulations to the school for successfully implementing this first-ever Fun Walk.