Luntiang Paraiso Regional Rehabilitation Center

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Luntiang Paraiso Regional Rehabilitation Center Created by virtue of Provincial Ordinance No. 2000-002, the Luntiang Paraiso Ordinance of 2000,

REGIONAL AWARDEEThe Luntiang Paraiso Regional Rehabilitation Center (LPRRC) proudly receives the Regional Award for Best...
21/09/2026

REGIONAL AWARDEE

The Luntiang Paraiso Regional Rehabilitation Center (LPRRC) proudly receives the Regional Award for Best Urban and Peri-Urban Agriculture Garden – Garden of Renewal on Sep 09, 2026.

This recognition reflects LPRRC’s continued commitment to promoting sustainable urban agriculture, environmental stewardship, and meaningful rehabilitation activities within the Center.

The Garden of Renewal stands as a testament to the collective efforts of the Center’s residents and personnel in cultivating not only a productive garden, but also an environment that supports discipline, responsibility, skills development, and holistic rehabilitation.

A meaningful recognition of the work behind every seed planted, every garden nurtured, and every effort toward renewal.

SPORTSFEST 2026 | Building Strength, Discipline and Unity through Sports. The LPRRC Sportsfest 2026, proudly sponsored b...
17/09/2026

SPORTSFEST 2026 | Building Strength, Discipline and Unity through Sports.

The LPRRC Sportsfest 2026, proudly sponsored by the Administrative Division, brought together our residents and staff in a day filled with sportsmanship, teamwork, energy, and fellowship.

Four teams. Four identities. One LPRRC family.

🩷 PINK PEGASUS
❤️ RED PHOENIX
💚 GREEN DRAGONS
💙 BLUE HARPIES

Each team was composed of both residents and staff, proving that beyond our different roles and teams, we can come together, compete with respect, and celebrate as one community.

The day opened with the assembly and motorcade around Poblacion, New Corella, followed by the formal opening of Sportsfest 2026, ceremonial torch lighting, oath of sportsmanship, banner raising, Zumba, and the much-anticipated Cheerdance Competition.

We were honored by the presence of our distinguished guests and judges:

JOSEPHINE THERESE PARREÑAS
Provincial Health Officer I, Provincial Health Office

ALJUNE B. BIOTUMAS
Music and Arts Focal, Bahay Pag-asa Rehabilitation Center, Davao del Norte

RICHARD Q. BALONES
Moderator, Core Tambayan Club | Theater, Music & Arts Enthusiast

We also extend our appreciation to Dr. Kristine Nicole P. Hortel, MD, DPAFP, Chief of Hospital II, together with our team leaders, judges, staff, and participants who helped make the celebration possible.

AND THE RESULTS ARE IN! 🏆

MOST LIVELY TEAM & ZUMBA CHAMPION — PINK PEGASUS

CHEERDANCE CHAMPION — RED PHOENIX

The opening celebration marks only the beginning of Sportsfest 2026. The succeeding games and competitions will continue in the coming days, providing each team with further opportunities to demonstrate their skills, teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship.

The results announced during the opening pertain only to the opening-day activities. The overall standings and final results of Sportsfest 2026 will be announced in December 2026, following the completion of all scheduled competitions.

More than winning, the celebration was about participation, camaraderie, confidence, and building stronger connections between our staff and residents.

Four groups. One family. One spirit. One unforgettable Sportsfest.

⚠️ A Note on Privacy: Some photos in this post have been edited with emojis as a simple measure to protect the privacy of our residents

TESDA OAP NC II Training at LPRRCNagsugod niadtong August 17, 2026 ang orientation alang sa Organic Agriculture Producti...
26/08/2026

TESDA OAP NC II Training at LPRRC

Nagsugod niadtong August 17, 2026 ang orientation alang sa Organic Agriculture Production (OAP) NC II Training sa Luntiang Paraiso Regional Rehabilitation Center (LPRRC).

Pagka-August 24, pormal nang gisugdan ang training uban ang 25 ka beneficiaries nga aktibong miapil sa pagkat-on og bag-ong skills sa organic agriculture. Magpadayon ang training hangtod September 25, 2026, isip pagpangandam sa ilang TESDA Assessment sa October 6–8, 2026.

Dako og tabang ang mga ing-ani nga programa kay dili lang skills ang atong gihatag sa atong beneficiaries, kundili usa usab ka oportunidad nga makakat-on sila og butang nga ilang madala ug magamit sa ilang kinabuhi inigbalik nila sa komunidad.

Sa matag bag-ong skill nga ilang makat-unan, mas mudugang ang ilang kumpiyansa nga makasugod pag-usab ug makabarog sa ilang kaugalingong mga tiil.

Padayon sa pagkat-on, pag-uswag, ug pagbangon. 🌱

Strengthening Competencies for Better Rehabilitation ServicesThe Luntiang Paraiso Regional Rehabilitation Center (LPRRC)...
26/08/2026

Strengthening Competencies for Better Rehabilitation Services

The Luntiang Paraiso Regional Rehabilitation Center (LPRRC) participated in the Basic Therapeutic Community (TC), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and Contingency Management (CM) Training held on August 17–21, 2026, at the Bulwagan ng Karunungan, Boiser Conference Room, Capitol Compound, Mankilam, Tagum City, Davao del Norte.

The five-day training provided an opportunity for participants to deepen their understanding of evidence-based approaches used in rehabilitation and behavioral health. Discussions covered the Therapeutic Community Approach, Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Contingency Management, and Mental Health in the Workplace.

The activity was made possible through the expertise and valuable contributions of the following resource persons:

Mr. Klent Vincent P. Jumalon, RPsy, Psychologist of Jumalon Psychological Services, who discussed Mental Health in the Workplace;

Mr. Benjamin C. Cutay, Jr., Regional Director of DOJ-PPA XI;

Ms. Amites Bragat-Butiong, Regional Officer-in-Charge of DOJ-PPA IX; and

Mr. Julieto A. Laborada, Senior Parole and Probation Officer of DOJ-PPA XI,

who shared their knowledge and professional experience on the Basic Therapeutic Community Approach and other key interventions relevant to rehabilitation and recovery.

LPRRC extends its sincere appreciation to our resource persons, organizers, and participants for making the training meaningful and productive. Activities such as this remain essential in strengthening the capacity of rehabilitation personnel and improving the services we provide to our residents.

Learning continues. So does the work toward recovery 💚

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DR. KRISTINE NICOLE P. HORTEL! The Luntian Paraiso Regional Rehabilitation Center family warmly extends...
24/08/2026

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DR. KRISTINE NICOLE P. HORTEL!

The Luntian Paraiso Regional Rehabilitation Center family warmly extends our heartfelt birthday greetings to our Chief of Hospital II, Dr. Kristine Nicole P. Hortel!

May this special day bring you good health, happiness, and renewed strength as you continue to lead with dedication, compassion, and excellence. Your unwavering commitment and service continue to inspire our team and contribute to our mission of making lives better.

May the year ahead be filled with meaningful accomplishments, joyful moments, and countless blessings.

Happy Birthday, Dr. Kristine! Thank you for your leadership and service. We appreciate you! 💚

KAAGAPAY FREE-RANGE CHICKEN TURNOVERLuntiang Paraiso Regional Rehabilitation Center (LPRRC) conducted the KAAGAPAY Free-...
07/08/2026

KAAGAPAY FREE-RANGE CHICKEN TURNOVER

Luntiang Paraiso Regional Rehabilitation Center (LPRRC) conducted the KAAGAPAY Free-Range Chicken Turnover on July 23, 2026, at PHO-LPRRC, Prk. 2, New Corella, Davao del Norte.

A total of 80 free-range chickens were formally turned over and released to the Manokan sa Luntian KAAGAPAY Association as part of the continuing implementation of livelihood and sustainability initiatives under the KAAGAPAY flagship program of Governor Edwin I. Jubahib.

The initiative aims to provide sustainable livelihood opportunities while promoting self-reliance, food security, productivity, and income generation among its beneficiaries. The turnover also strengthened the association’s commitment to the proper management and sustainability of the poultry project through responsible animal care, proper feeding and sanitation, biosecurity practices, and regular monitoring.

The activity was attended by Emilio Baguio, Executive Assistant and KAAGAPAY Head for District 1, whose presence and support contributed to the successful implementation of the initiative.

Through the collaborative efforts of the Provincial Government of Davao del Norte, PHO-LPRRC, the KAAGAPAY program, and the Manokan sa Luntian KAAGAPAY Association, the project advances the shared goal of developing sustainable livelihood opportunities and strengthening community self-reliance.

KAAGAPAY continues to build opportunities, strengthen partnerships, and empower communities toward sustainable development

Note: Please be informed that all profits generated from this poultry project go directly to the residents of LPRRC to support their livelihood, financial empowerment, and rehabilitation journey!



03/08/2026

Introducing our LUNTIANG PARAISO GARDEN OF RENEWAL Finalist for the REGIONAL BEST URBAN AND PERI-URBAN AGRICULTURE (NUPAP) GARDEN in Davao2026.

Provincial Health Office of Davao del Norte
Luntiang Paraiso Regional Rehabilitation Center
Macrogarden Category
Davao del Norte

Celebrating New Beginnings and Second ChancesOn July 14, 2026, the Luntian Paraiso Regional Rehabilitation Center (LPRRC...
16/07/2026

Celebrating New Beginnings and Second Chances

On July 14, 2026, the Luntian Paraiso Regional Rehabilitation Center (LPRRC) proudly celebrated the Alternative Learning System (ALS) Completers' Graduation Ceremony, where two (2) of our residents successfully completed the ALS program. A significant milestone that reflects their perseverance, determination, and commitment to rebuilding their lives through education.

Their achievement highlights the vital role of education in the recovery journey, opening doors to new opportunities and reinforcing the belief that rehabilitation is not only about healing but also about personal growth and lifelong learning.

LPRRC extends its heartfelt congratulations to our two ALS graduates for this well-deserved accomplishment. May this milestone inspire you to continue pursuing your goals with confidence and resilience.

We also express our sincere appreciation to the Department of Education – Alternative Learning System (DepEd ALS), our dedicated LPRRC staff, and everyone who contributed to the success of this program. Special thanks to Ms. Marie Jean Salahid, LPRRC ALS Focal Person, for her unwavering commitment and support in advancing the educational development of our residents.

Congratulations once again to our graduates! Your success is a testament to the power of second chances and the transformative impact of education.

📸 For the privacy and protection of our residents, emojis have been placed over their faces in accordance with the Data Privacy Act.

Strengthening Lifesaving Skills Through Capacity BuildingAs part of its continuing commitment to promoting safety, emerg...
16/07/2026

Strengthening Lifesaving Skills Through Capacity Building

As part of its continuing commitment to promoting safety, emergency preparedness, and quality healthcare services, the Luntiang Paraiso Regional Rehabilitation Center (LPRRC) successfully conducted the Basic Life Support (BLS) Training on June 9–10, 2026, followed by the Standard First Aid Training on June 22–24, 2026.

These competency-based trainings equipped LPRRC personnel, selected residents, and partner agency representatives with essential knowledge and practical skills in emergency response, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), basic life support, patient assessment, trauma management, wound care, bandaging, splinting, patient transport, and other lifesaving interventions. Through lectures, hands-on demonstrations, return demonstrations, and realistic emergency simulations, participants strengthened their competence and confidence in responding effectively to emergency situations.

LPRRC extends its sincere appreciation to our dedicated facilitators for their invaluable expertise and commitment to the success of these trainings: Mr. Hernani A. Resueño, RN, MAN (DepEd); Ms. Jo-Ann B. Jumawid, EMT (Medic Central Instructor); Mr. Helbert C. Zamora, RN (Provincial Health Office); Mr. Earl Ryan Salang (Provincial Health Office); Ms. Lesley C. Cadua, RN, MN, LPT (Provincial Health Office); and Ms. Sheryl C. Ablas, RN (Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office).

We also express our heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Kristine Nicole P. Hortel, MD, DFM, Chief of Hospital II, for her unwavering leadership and support as HRD Focal, and to Ms. Josierylle Marie F. Lagulay, RPM, for serving as the Secretariat and ensuring the smooth conduct of both activities.

Our sincere thanks also go to all participants and partner agencies, particularly the Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office (PSWDO), for their active participation and shared commitment to fostering a culture of safety, preparedness, and resilience.

Together, we continue to strengthen our capacity to provide timely, competent, and lifesaving care for the communities we serve.

Ensuring the safety, well-being, and connection of our residents remains our highest priority.In response to the recent ...
08/06/2026

Ensuring the safety, well-being, and connection of our residents remains our highest priority.

In response to the recent situation, the LPRRC's Psychological Unit promptly conducted Psychological First Aid (PFA) sessions to provide immediate emotional and mental health support. These sessions aimed to help residents process their feelings, manage stress, and regain a sense of calm and stability in a safe and supportive environment.

At the same time, the Social Services Unit facilitated communication between residents and their families through phone calls and text messaging. This initiative allowed residents to personally reassure their loved ones of their safety and condition, while also strengthening emotional support systems during this time of uncertainty.

Through these coordinated efforts, we continue to uphold our commitment to holistic care—addressing not only the physical safety but also the psychological and social needs of every individual under our care. We thank everyone for their continued trust, understanding, and support.

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New Corella
8104

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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+639171355909

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