Residents of Disiplina Village in Barangay Bignay received free medical services through the “LAB for All” program on September 30.
The initiative offers free laboratory tests, medical consultations, and medicines to help reduce healthcare costs.
The rollout was led by Mayor Weslie Gatchalian, First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos, and other city officials alongside national government agencies.
During the event, the First Lady also participated in the groundbreaking for two new four-story school buildings to expand classroom capacity.
Government agencies such as the PAO, DOH, DSWD, and PCSO provided additional services, and residents who missed the event can still access medical assistance through upcoming city medical missions.
Source: PhilNews24 | October 2, 2025
‘LAB FOR ALL’ EMPOWERS RESIDENTS OF VALENZUELA’S DISIPLINA VILLAGE
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