CCC BSM Program Level Council

A successful community activity of BSM3A Group 2 under the COPAR approach has been successfully concluded at Site 3, Sto. Tomas with the theme “Healthy Hearts, Healthy Lives: Managing Hypertension Together.”

Congratulations to all the students for conducting this meaningful and informative activity, and to everyone who supported and participated in making it a success.

Special thanks to Ms. Del Valle and Ms. Nieva for their guidance and dedication as instructors, as well as to the staff of BHS Site 3 Sto. Tomas and the Barangay Officials for their cooperation and unwavering support in helping promote better community health awareness.

1st Capping, Pinning, and Candle Lighting Ceremony of the Bachelor of Science in Midwifery.🕯️✨

A beautiful beginning of a lifelong commitment to care, compassion, and service. As we received our caps, pins, and lit candles, we were reminded of the responsibility we carry—not just as students, but as future midwives dedicated to bringing life into this world with love and excellence. 🤍👶

With sincere gratitude to Sir Yves M. Angeles, Dean, Hon. Mayor Roseller G. Caratihan, and our ever-supportive clinical instructors and faculty for guiding us every step of the way.

This milestone is more than a ceremony—it is a promise to serve with heart, skill, and purpose. 💙

A successful community activity of BSM3A Group 2 under the COPAR approach has been concluded with the theme “Your Heart, Your Choice: Take Care of It.” Congratulations to all the students who conducted this meaningful activity and to everyone who supported them.

Special thanks to Ms. Del Valle and Ms. Nieva for guiding the students as their instructors, and to the staff of BHS Sto. Tomas and the Barangay Officials for their cooperation and support.

The BSM 3A Group 1 students of Calauan Community College conducted a Hypertension Prevention Activity at First Ville, Dayap, Calauan, Laguna as part of their Community Organizing Participatory Action Research (COPAR) program.

Special thanks to the First Ville Homeowners Association Officers, Clinical Instructor Ms. Vilma Nieva, and BSM Dean Mr. Yves M. Angeles for their support in making this community health activity possible.

Happy Birthday, Ma’am!🥰

Happy Birthday, Ma’am!🎉

Warm greetings from the Calauan Community College. Thank you for your dedication and commitment as a Bachelor of Science in Midwifery Instructor.

Wishing you good health, happiness, and continued success. 🎂

First-Year BSM Orientation Concluded!

The orientation for first-year BS in Midwifery (BSM) students of RHU Calauan at Bay District Hospital has successfully concluded! Students explored the program, activities, and hospital facilities, gaining valuable insights into maternal and child healthcare services.

A heartfelt thank you to the staff of Bay District Hospital for their warm welcome and guidance. Here’s to a journey of learning, growth, and service in midwifery!

Community Diagnosis Defense: Successfully Finished.

This accomplishment wouldn’t be possible without the guidance and support of our esteemed panelists:
Sir. Yves M. Angeles, RM, MM-PHA
Ma’am. Cherrielyn Javier Castillo, RN
Ma’am. Vilma E. Nieva, RN.

Thank you for your constructive feedback, encouragement, and for helping us refine our work.

We are grateful for the opportunity to present our findings, learn from experts, and grow as future health professionals. This achievement reflects our hard work, teamwork, and commitment to serving communities with compassion and competence. ✨

The Bachelor of Science in Midwifery successfully conducted its Nutrition and Dietetics Activity with the theme “Cooking for Longevity: Eat Well, Live Well.” This activity emphasized the value of preparing nutritious meals to promote health, wellness, and longevity.

We extend our sincere appreciation to our esteemed panel of judges for their time and professional insights:
• Sir Yves M. Angeles, RM, MM-PHA
• Ma’am Daisy Edicto, RM
• Ma’am Vilma Nieva, RN
• Ma’am Rachelle E. Ancheta

Your expertise and guidance greatly contributed to the success and meaningful learning experience of this event.

A Training Initiative for Future Health Care Heroes

The Bachelor of Science in Midwifery students of Calauan Community College successfully completed a 2-day First Aid and Basic Life Support Training facilitated by the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (MDRRMO) – Calauan, headed by Sir Roy Dalawangbayan, together with MDRRMO training team, Ma’am Ruzzel Padua, Ma’am Therese Joy Arban, Sir Jayson Padua, and the dedicated MDRRMO staff.

Our deepest appreciation to the MDRRMO team for their unwavering effort in equipping our future midwives with essential skills in first aid and life-saving procedures truly molding them into future health care heroes.

The Dean of the BS in Midwifery Program, Mr. Yves M. Angeles, and the College President, Dr. Joevell P. Jovellano, expressed their heartfelt gratitude for the invaluable knowledge shared with our students.

Calauan Community College also extends its commendation to our Municipal Mayor, Hon. Roseller G. Caratihan, for his continuous support to our students, staff, and institution.

God bless our school and all who serve our community! 🙏💙