As part of its commitment to supporting the health and education of sponsored children, our field office in Gigmoto successfully implemented two major Sponsorship Services activities from June 5 to 7, 2026: the Annual Medical Check-up (AMC) and the 2026 School Supplies Distribution.
More than 700 sponsored children received free dental care services through the Dental Caravan organized by Good Neighbors Philippines in partnership with Unciano Colleges Manila, led by Dr. Ariel Del Rosario Go, Dean of the College of Dentistry, and the Barangay Local Government of San Isidro, Rodriguez, Rizal.
Creating harmonious communities where Filipino children can grow to become good neighbors remains at the heart of Good Neighbors Philippines' mission. Building these communities goes beyond providing opportunities for children, it also means fostering healthy, green, and sustainable environments where future generations can thrive.
At just 19 years old, Tricia F. Monterola has already achieved milestones that inspire many young people to pursue their dreams through skills development and perseverance.
A member of a sponsored family under Good Neighbors International Philippines (GNPH), Tricia is among the completers of the Learn and Grow Project, a collaborative initiative of GNPH, TESDA Cainta, and LG Electronics Philippines. Through the program, she successfully completed the Domestic Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (DomRAC) NC II training in 2025.
More than 1,200 sponsored children from Sitio Tanag, Barangay San Isidro, Rodriguez, Rizal received free medical consultations, medicines, and school supplies through the SISV Community Development Project's (CDP) Annual Medical Mission, School Supplies Distribution, and General Orientation held on May 25–26, 2026.
"Good Neighbors can count on the full support of Barangay San Isidro for the Black Soldier Fly Project in our community,” said Honorable Barangay Captain Jose Eric D. Ching.
On May 21, 2026, Good Neighbors International Philippines, in partnership with Barangay San Isidro and the Municipality of Rodriguez, Rizal, successfully held a public consultation for the Black Soldier Fly (BSF) Project in Barangay San Isidro, Rodriguez, Rizal.
The Annual Medical Check-up and School Supplies Distribution, key activities under the Child Sponsorship Program of Good Neighbors International Philippines (GNIP), were successfully conducted on May 5–8, 2026, for 749 sponsored children in the Prieto Diaz Community Development Project.
In a fast-paced world where calendars are packed and days are filled with schedules, it’s so easy to overlook the simplest form of human connection - a genuine, heartfelt “Kamusta?”
Being a good neighbor isn’t about grand gestures. Often, it’s the small, everyday actions that create safer, kinder, and more connected communities. When people look out for one another whether it’s a neighbor down the street, a child in the community, or even an animal in need—something powerful happens: trust grows, compassion spreads, and communities thrive.
Inspired by our mission, here are five simple ways anyone can become a good neighbor starting today.
On April 16, 2026, Mr. Dong Chul Park, Country Director of Good Neighbors Philippines, visited the municipality of Hagonoy, Bulacan for a meaningful field engagement aimed at strengthening partnerships and connecting with local communities.
Through a strong and growing partnership between LG Electronics Philippines, and Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) Cainta, and Good Neighbors Philippines, Batch 2 of the Learn & Grow Vocational Training Project is now underway, continuing its mission to equip young individuals with the skills they need for a better future.
Good Neighbors Philippines, led by its newly appointed Country Director Mr. Dong Chul Park, conducted a courtesy meeting with Hon. Ronnie Evangelista, Municipal Mayor of Rodriguez, Rizal, to strengthen partnership and ensure alignment of development initiatives in the municipality.
Hi! I'm Vivi and I was a volunteer. 💚
Tonight, I find myself thinking about my time volunteering with Good Neighbors International Philippines. It was a meaningful three months, full of gratitude and joy. It all started with a simple thought: how can I make a real impact on the world? Good Neighbors’ advocacy drew my attention, and I agreed with their long-term CDP (Community Development Project) policy instead of just one-time support. It was the right decision, and I received far more from this journey than I could ever give in the end.
