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We Care Clinic.avif

The We Care Clinic was established in 2017 and was formally launched in June of 2018. It was borne out of necessity and great need to establish a healthcare facility that caters to the community at large.

 

It is a nurse managed clinic that is intended to address the disparity in healthcare accessibility. According to WHO, the Philippines ranks as one of the most dismal countries in terms of doctor to patient ratio (1:33,000).

 

With the nurses leading the way, management of chronic diseases has a come a long way. Alongside doctors, nurses can do the following at the We Care Clinic:

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1. BP monitoring

2. Discussion of Laboratory results to patients after doctor interpretation.

3. Wound care management

4. Education and implementation of preventative programs.

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The We Care Clinic envisions to provide excellent accessible and quality services to everyone.

Annual Missions.avif

Through the years, MMLM has expanded its services to include

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  1. Medical- Adult and Pediatrics

  2. Optic/Ophthalmic

  3. Dental

  4. Education/Nutrition

  5. Legal

  6. Surgical

  7. Specialty Services

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In October 2016, MMLM

established its Wellness and Mobile Clinic. As a result, patients in far-flung and rural communities in La Union are now able to experience quality and excellent care in their localities. MMLM is at the forefront of Community Health through meaningful partnership and collaboration with government and other non-governmental agencies.

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MMLM prides itself with a robust volunteer pool consisting of Medical Doctors, Specialists, Lawyers, Nurses, Educators, Clergy & Community Advocates.

Satellite Clinic.avif

Formally launched in July 2019, the WE CARE HOME HEALTH is an outreach arm of the We Care Clinic to augment the healthcare needs of established patients and assure continued care in the home setting. The team is composed of doctors, nurses, administrators, clergy and other members of the We Care Home Health Team.

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For instance, Home health nurses provide one-on-one care for patients in their homes in terms of assisting patients with basic needs such as bathing and dressing, as well as more specialized services such as wound care, medication management, and IV therapy prescribed as medically necessary by the We Care Clinic Physician.

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Enrollment Requirements:

-Established care with and seen by a We Care Clinic Physician
-A person with disability and
   -a. With extreme limitation of mobility
   -b. With stroke, wound care needs, reconciliation of medications and any deemed by the Physician as medically appropriate
-PhilHealth insurance for hospital referral purposes only
-Free for Cabeneans in Caba. If service is requested outside Caba, nominal transportation fee is shouldered by requesting party

Scholarships.avif

  1. Bebe Pajo, MD Post Gradute Scholarship for Medicine and Law

  2. MMLM College Scholarship

  3. Emilio C. Tayag, MD Scholarship for Indigents

  4. Cael Alday, PT, MD Youth Scholarship

  5. CarePro HomeHealth/Hospice Scholarship Fund

  6. International and Domestic Clinical Rotations for Medical, Law, Dental, Nursing and Pharmacy Students

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  • MMLM provides medical/clinical rotations in the community, outpatient and hospital settings to medical, nursing and physician assistant students.

  • MMLM has a robust networking with national and international medical and legal specialists.

Clinical Skills.avif

In 2016, MMLM launched its Clinical skills certification Program. Clinical skills are those but not limited to proper hand-washing and communication skills required during interactions with patients and other health professionals as part of patient care.

 

In 2017, MMLM launched its Servant Leadership certification program whose main goal is the development of volunteers to become leaders. The MMLM servant leader is developed to serve with joy and gladness in his heart. 

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Another facet of MMLM Servant Leadership is developing leaders who will focus on the needs of others before their own. Servant leaders grow leaders and difference-makers, not just followers. Developing the talents and capabilities of MMLM volunteers takes time, energy, and empathy. This is what separates MMLM as an institution from the rest of the non-profit world because it develops its volunteers to serve the community with a heart. The MMLM  Servant Leadership Program is a modular, face to face and online-based medium of instruction. 

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All MMLM volunteers are required to undergo Clinical Skills and Servant Leadership training prior to volunteering in the annual medical missions and the We Care Clinic. An annual recertification is also required.

Leadership Awards.avif

Recognition of outstanding citizens in the field of medicine, law, public service, education, agriculture and similar endeavors.

 

An independent selection committee is tasked to screen and recommend nominees to the MMLM leadership.

 

Recipients are awarded modest cash and a Plaque of Appreciation​ in the following categories:

  1. Jesus E. Maglaya Jr. Exemplary Citizen is awarded to an individual or group who demonstrates philanthropic and sincere service to the people of Caba, La Union in the Fields of Medicine, Law, Public Service and similar endeavors.

  2. ​Maria Dolores B. Maglaya Teacher of the Year  is awarded to an outstanding educator who exemplifies compassionate and excellent mentorship.

  3. Minda M. Siasoco, MD Lifetime Achievement and Lecture Series was established to honor and recognize the contributions of Dr. Minda M. Siasoco in the fields of Medicine and Community Service. A renowned speaker is selected every year to impart knowledge and trends in community and preventive medicine. 

  4. Volunteer of the Year is awarded to any MMLM volunteer with at least two years of cumulative participation in all activities. Must exemplify the core values of integrity, community, empowerment and excellence.

  5. Posthumous Leadership Award is awarded to any individual who had passed on and had exemplified great servitude and contribution to Caba, La Union

Community Advocacy.avif

  1. Apple a Day Program 

    • "An apple a day keeps the doctor away"

    • This program was launched in June 2017 in response to the nutritional needs of Caba as a community. Sadly, Caba ranks to have the highest protein calorie malnutrition among children 6 years old and below.

    • MMLM recognizes the critical role of good nutrition in maintaining good quality of life.

    • Beneficiaries of this program are school-age children and senior citizens 55 and above.​

    • Through this endeavor MMLM enters into a collaborative partnership with Caba District Hospital (CDH) Dept. of Health Region I (DOH) and the National Nutrition Council Region I (NNC)

    • Each qualifying target group will receive recurring apples and nutritious foods every month.

  2. Jennifer Feril Braveheart Program and Walkathon for Breast Cancer Awareness

Graduation Cap Closeup

In a rare display of unified front at furthering education and significant community engagement, Maglaya Medical-Legal Missions, Inc We Care Clinic (MMLM) donated $50,000 to the Purdue University College of Law.

 

The Memorandum of Agreement was signed and finalized on April 1, 2026.

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The donation is the seed money for the ARIADNE JAMILA MAGLAYA ALAGAR, JD Endowed Scholarship. It will aid recipient Purdue Law students during financial hardships and medical debacles that would otherwise put their schooling on hold.

Youth Programs.avif

  1. CABAtaan MMLM for Youth Mental Health Wellness This youth mental health program is an aid to those who are currently experiencing emotional problems, abuses, and abnormalities.Its aim is to help regain and recover the injuries sustained due to the latter. Furthermore, the Cabataan MMLM mental health program is not only a tool for recovery but also a preventative measure to fend off these disturbances.

  2. Art Therapy

  3. Youth Educational Tour

  4. Power Meals

    1. The MMLM leadership in collaboration with the Department of Health (DOH) Region 1, National Nutrition Council and the MMLM Parents Association embarked on a nutritional fortification program aimed at alleviating protein calorie malnutrition in children and teenagers. The pilot group is the MMLM youth scholars. Height for weight and BMI measurements are the benchmarks and should be compared and graphed against existing standards of care.​

  5. Sustainable Eco Program

  6. Lifelong Programs for Youth

The MMLM Leadership embarked on a purposeful journey with members of the MMLM Youth Choir. The group meets every 2nd and last Sunday of each month to practice songs and involve in lifelong activities designed to improve physical, spiritual and social well-being.

Fundraising.avif

1. Mushroom for a Cause

MMLM Leadership introduced to its volunteers, sustainable means of growing crops. One of which is tending mushroom fruiting bags.

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Each bag can yield 1/4 to 1/2 kilo of mushrooms. This sustainable eco initiative by MMLM is one of the means to eradicate hunger among children.

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Each volunteer can gather produce as much ten times during the course of the fruiting bag's life span which is four to five months.

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Mushroom fruiting bags are low maintenance because they only require 5 to 6 times liberal water spray a day and can thrive under the sink in a damp and cool place.

 

2. Annual Youth Choir Songfest and Cantata

3. Annual Pre-Valentine/Pre-Halloween Charity Ball

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