SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being

MCU upholds the importance of good health by promoting physical, mental, and social well-being among its students, faculty, and partner communities. Through health education, medical and dental missions, and mental health support programs, strengthening its advocacy for accessible health services for all.

Over 50 people gave blood as part of the Operation Lifeline blood drive, which was organized in association with the Veterans Memorial Medical Center. The occasion, which fell on June 14, 2024 in advance of World Blood Donor Day, highlighted the community’s dedication to funding life-saving programs.

MCU College of Pharmacy initiated the impactful Medication Information Drive the to inform non-teaching personnel about safe and effective medication use, aligning with the celebrations for World Pharmacists’ Day and Generics Awareness Month. Students from MCU-CPh distributed informative flyers, expanding on the details during discussions about medicines. 

In celebration of its 119th Founding Anniversary, MCU initiated a Community Outreach Program at St. Joseph Clinic in Barangay Maysilo, Malabon City. The effort brought together volunteers, health professionals, and the community in a collaborative effort to address various health concerns and promote overall wellness among the participants such as free medical check-ups, dental services, vision screening, etc.

Together with Philippine Red Cross-Caloocan City Chapter, MCU Red Cross Youth Council, and MCU Community Relations Office, as well as MCU College of Medicine, MCU College of Arts and Sciences, and MCU Basic Education Department on October 2024. 

MCU conducts physical and dental examination for students annually. This is part of the university's health and wellness program to identify and address potential health issues early.

Through MCU Health Services Office, activities and services related to sexual and reproductive healthcare are also made available for the students. MCU Health Services Office is composed of a Physician, Dentist, and Nurses.

This training aims to equip students and participants with knowledge and skills to provide first aid for injuries and sudden illnesses until medical help arrives.

This was conducted to Basic Education students (Kinder to Grade 12) with the topic of hand washing and Pinggang Pinoy, immunizations and communicable diseases, as well as adolescent changes and development.

This event aims to raise awareness about bullying, its impact, and strategies for nurturing an inclusive and respectful community within the MCU.

This is a program by the MCU Guidance and Counseling Center, composed of sessions to provide social support within the MCU Community. Each session focuses on various topics such as friendships, relationships, social connections, and self awareness.