University supports communities through health awareness and emergency assistance
Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation, through the College of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences and in collaboration with Pet Society, distributed rabies awareness posters in Tayabas City, alongside a separate University initiative offering temporary electricity access to nearby residents during Super Typhoon Uwan.
Promoting rabies awareness in Tayabas City
MSEUF, in collaboration with Pet Society, distributed printed rabies awareness posters to barangay health centers and barangay residents in Tayabas City.
The initiative brought health information into community settings through tangible materials that residents could read and health centers could use in their awareness efforts. The posters served as a resource for promoting awareness of rabies as a community health concern.
Through the distribution, the University and Pet Society supported community health education by making rabies awareness materials available beyond the campus.
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Offering assistance during Super Typhoon Uwan
During Super Typhoon Uwan, MSEUF issued a public service advisory offering University Site Village residents and nearby community members temporary access to electricity as surrounding areas experienced power interruptions.
The advisory prioritized Envergan students living in nearby dormitories and apartments who needed to charge their devices or contact their families. It directed students needing assistance to security personnel at the University Gymnasium or Gate 2 and reminded them to bring their University identification cards.
The offer addressed communication and electricity needs during the disruption, extending University assistance to the surrounding community.
Together, the initiatives reflected MSEUF’s commitment to Service through community health information and practical assistance during emergencies.