Yearly Progress

For Muntinlupa, the Bulilit and Teen Healthworkers Program is a revolutionary moment for the city and society. This program demonstrates Dr. Fe del Mundo's goal of raising young people who are conscious of the health challenges in their environment.

For the Academic Year 2021-2022, Dr. Charina Villena launched the First Batch of the Bulilit and Teen Healthworkers Program with South Mansfield College as the first partner school and officially inaugrating 1 certified Bulilit and 15 certified teen health workers

In 2023, the second batch of the young health workers arrived from Christ the King School of Muntinlupa, with 6 certified Bulilit Health Workers.

In 2024, The third batch included 4 certified Bulilit from the Medical Center Muntinlupa Department of Pediatrics Adoptive Community, 8 certified Bulilit from Putatan Elementary School, and 16 certified Teen Health Workers once again from South Mansfield College.

In 2023, the second batch of the young healthworkers arrived from Christ the King School of Muntinlupa, with 6 certified Bulilit Health Workers.

In 2024, The third batch included 4 certified Bulilit from the Medical Center Muntinlupa Department of Pediatrics Adoptive Community, 8 certified Bulilit from Putatan Elementary School, and 16 certified Teen Health Workers once again from South Mansfield College.

Students must attend at least 75% of the total online and face-to-face training sessions and participate in various community and outreach activities of the Medical Society in order to graduate from the program and become certified Bulilit or Teen Health Workers