Health outreach
36 major surgeries worth P3.6 million from a P450,000 contribution, and the Kalinga kay Maria women’s health caravan.
Our service projects
Members of the Rotary Club of Manila give their time, skills and money to projects that answer a real need. Each story below says what the need was, what members did, who helped, and what changed, with links to the Balita reports.
Disaster response · OPLAN CARERelief for families hit by typhoons and floodsFrom Typhoon Crising in 2025 to the floods of September 2026, members have waded in with sleeping mats, food, medicines and livelihood help for families in Tondo, Cavite, Bulacan and Pampanga, working alongside neighboring Rotary clubs.Read the story
Maternal and child healthLife-saving equipment for newborns at PGHWith the Rotary Club of Kangjin-Tamjin in Korea, the Club equipped the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit of the Philippine General Hospital, the country’s largest public hospital, through a Rotary Foundation Global Grant.Read the story
Basic education and literacyA safer school for the children of BayananSome pupils of Bayanan Elementary School in Baco, Oriental Mindoro, walk up to three hours and cross a river on a bamboo bridge to reach two leaking classrooms. The Club has committed to rehabilitate the school.Read the story
Water, sanitation and hygieneProject R.I.V.E.R. at Hospicio de San JoseRotary Initiative for Vulnerability Elimination and Resilience: a high-capacity pump system so the Pasig River home for elderly, abandoned and medically fragile residents can keep caring for them through floods.Read the story
Basic education and livelihoodA.R.A.L.: study now, pay laterAdvancing Resources for Accessible Learning funds technical training for young people at DUALTECH Training Center. Graduates repay once they are employed, so the next students can train too.Read the storyRotary Year 2025–26 in numbers
More of the Club’s work
OPLAN CARE relief
Typhoon and earthquake relief for 1,200 families in nine locations.
Reading literacy
Training public school teachers to teach reading with Reading Specialists, Inc., and the Rotary Quill reading hub in Sta. Ana, Manila.
Tree planting
Reforestation with the Dumagat community in Antipolo, alongside Rotaract.
Figures from the RY 2025–2026 report of Immediate Past President Raoul C. Creencia. Weekly reports of every activity are in the Balita archive.