



Mahintana Foundation Inc. (MFI) in partnership with the Local Government of General Santos City (LGU-GSC) inaugurated the Health Plus Shop in a Shop (HPSiS) on September 1, 2014 at the General Santos City Hospital, Lagao, General Santos City to complement the hospital’s pharmacy services and improve access to a safe, quality and affordable essential generic…
Residents and village officials of Barangay Acmonan, Tupi, South Cotabato expressed their gratitude for the Lakbay Buhay Kalusugan caravan conducted at the barangay hall compound of Acmonan last January 24, 2014. The caravan ,done in partnership with Dole Philippines, Inc.; the Municipal Local Government of Tupi , the Integrated Provincial Health Office and Greenleaf Hotel…
On February 26, 2017, Mahintana Foundation, Inc. organized the first General Assembly of the Dole Gawad Housing beneficiaries held at Dole Gawad Pagibig (DGP) subdivision, Brgy. Cannery, Polomolok, South Cotabato. A total of 121 beneficiaries were oriented about the DGP project, their financial obligations and specific roles and tasks in building a productive and sustainable…
Mahintana celebrates World Environment Day with the theme “Solutions to Plastic Pollution”. In the fight against plastic pollution, the Ridge to Reef Program of MFI, in partnership with Dole Philippines, Inc., together with DENR XII-EMB and WQMA, BLGU Buayan, MDRRMO Polomolok, Philippine Cost Guard Auxiliary 1404th Division and Philippine Red Cross South Cotabato Chapter, planted…
The project staff conducted a training on Open Data Kit or ODK-based distribution, installation, and verification in preparation for the upcoming next phase of the project with the arrival of the solar home system (SHS) units for MAKIMA in April. The purpose of the training is to replace the use of paper in conducting SHS…
The PEACE project together with the Datalbob Brgy. Council and members of the community in coordination with the Sumbakil Multi-Purpose Cooperative & Mahintana Foundation Inc. joined hands in formulating its first Barangay Development Plan (BDP). Their aim was for the enhancement of community participation in local governance and development process. A total of 123 participants…