CORPORATE PROFILE

The Philippine Cancer Society (PCS) has endeavored to serve Filipinos in the fight against cancer as embodied in its mission and vision statement.

Since 1956, the society has focused on its efforts towards these advocacies – statistical research, education and information, prevention and early detection, and focused patient services.

The Philippine Cancer Society- Manila Cancer Registry (PCS-MCR) is one of three sources providing internationally-validated cancer incidence, mortality and survival statistics in the country. Together with the Department of Health-Rizal Cancer Registry (DOH-RCR), the PCS publishes the “Cancer Facts and Estimates” and “Cancer in the Philippines”. PCS data has been included in the publications of the International Association of Cancer Registries (IACR) for “Cancer Incidence in Five Continents” and the online cancer statistics GLOBOCAN by the World Health Organization international agency for Research on Cancer (IARC).

Lectures are provided to communities, workplaces, schools and companies to raise awareness about cancer in conjunction with the mobile clinic free screening services for cervical, breast, and prostate cancer. It has a partnerd with the Knowledge Channel to educate children on health promotion and cancer prevention. It operates a website to provide information on cancer. It has expanded its reach to the populice through social media.

The society has advocated for a 100% smoke-free environment nationwide and for the full implementation of the provisions under the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control. The PCS has also strongly supported Hepatitis-B infant vaccination for the prevention of liver cancer. It adheres to the DOH call for the prevention of Non-Communicable Disease (NCDs) by promoting the four pillars of a healthy lifestyle: balanced nutrition, physical activity, limit alcohol intake, and no to cigarette smoking. It has pioneered work on Hospice Care for the terminally ill, and Patient Navigation to eliminate the barriers on cancer care through timely diagnosis and early treatment.

Volunteer doctors offer first line consultations for the PCS. Referrals for patients needing further medical attention are endorsed to partner hospitals and diagnostic services.

The PCS is a medium size Non-Government Organization, duly registered with the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Department of Science and Technology (DOST). It is licensed and monitored by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) to raise funds for its programs, and is a member of the Philippine Council of NGO Certification (PCNC). The DSWD and PCNC accreditations allow the Philippine Cancer Society to be declared as a donee institution granting donor tax credits with the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR). Internationally the PCS is a member of the Union of International Cancer Control (UICC), the Framework on Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC), International Association of Cancer Registries (IACR), Asian Oncology Society (AOS), and the Asia Pacific Hospice Palliative Care Network (APHN).

1 TABLE OF CONTENTS

01 CORPORATE PROFILE 03 MESSAGE OF THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD 04 MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT 05 MESSAGE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 06 BOARD OF TRUSTEES 08 COUNCIL OF ADVISERS & COMMITTEES 09 PATIENT SERVICES 11 CANCER REGISTRY 12 ADVOCACY 13 EDUCATION & INFORMATION 14 BEST DRESSED WOMAN OF THE PHILIPPINES 19 RELAY FOR LIFE 21 PCS IN ACTION 22 PCS STAFF 23 MEMBERS & PARTNERS 2 CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

Message

The Philippine Cancer Society (PCS) has been fortunate to have many patrons and volunteers helping us fight cancer. It is because of their valuable support that the society is able to fund, organize and implement its programs, projects and services.

For the last fifteen years, The Best Dressed Women of the Philippines (BDWP) has been at the forefront of the most glittering fund raising Gala Dinner in the country. Each year has been more successful than the one preceeding it.

I congratulate the BDWP 2018 Organizing Committee led by its selfless and dedicated chairperson, Consul Helen Ong and its members namely Ms. Mabel Abaño, Consul Betty Chua, Consul Agnes Huibonhua, Mr. Roy Gonzales, Mr. Mario Katigbak, Ms. Marian Ong, Ms. Roselle Rebano, Ms. Elaine Villar and emcee/adviser par excellence Johnny Litton for their comapssionate and untiring efforts in making this event successful. Kudos also goes to the Ambassadors for Life for their generosity in helping the committee, and last but not the least, applause for the BDWP awardees and the Men of Influence for their participation in this noble cause.

We dedicate the Annual Report 2018 to your achievements hence our theme of “Quinceañera”. May the fifteen years of beauty, grace and compassion continue to serve as an inspiration for all to share one’s generosity and blessings to the beneficiaries of the PCS.

We shall endeavor to achieve more towards the goal of advancing knowledge about cancer, combat the spread of the disease and bring relief to those afflicted, with the BDWP at our side.

Maraming Salamat po at Mabuhay tayong lahat!

ANTONIO MA. J. GUERRERO Chairman of the Board .

3 PRESIDENT

Message

Let me first recognize the effort of the Philippine Cancer Society (PCS) as a member of the Cancer Coalition Philippines for pushing the congress to pass on third reading the National Integrated Cancer Control Act in late 2018. This cancer control bill is sure to benefit all cancer patients and all Filipinos for the provisions on cancer prevention, screening, diagnostics, treatment, and hospice and palliative care.

Let me also commend our volunteers and benefactors of the Best Dress Women of the Philippines (BDWP), for their fifteen years of hard work, untiring efforts, and commitment to raising funds for the Society.

Through the BDWP annual event’s proceeds, the PCS has continued its programs and services on patient navigation, the mobile clinic, hospice care assistance, cancer registry, and information campaigns against cancer.

We truly appreciate all the efforts of everyone involved as they become advocates to fight this dreaded disease. This will enable the PCS to expand and sustain our work in the coming years.

A very pleasant Quinceañeras to Chairperson Consul Helen Ong and her Organizing Committee for a most successful Best Dress Women of the Philippines 2018 event.

CORAZON A. NGELANGEL, MD, MS, PhD President

4 4 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Message

In 2018, the Philippine Cancer Society experienced great achievements and milestones that it can be proud of.

The Best Dressed Women of the Philippines turned 15 years in a wonderful night of pomp and pageantry as it broke the records of attendees and most successful funds raised in the history of the event. Warm congratulations and acknowledgements are therefore in order for the ever gracious Consul Helen Ong and in her indefatigable organizing committee for a job well done.

It was also in during this year that the Cancer Bill, better known as the The National Integrated Cancer Control Act (NICCA), was approved by the Philippines Congress. This landmark piece of legislation is a triumphant declaration of commitment to seriously address a potentially devastating future cancer epidemic. According to the WHO, it is projected that by 2030, between 10 & 11 million cancers will be diagnosed each year in low and middle income countries like the Philippines. We must, therefore, prepare and formulate strategies to mitigate the impact of this burden amongst our citizens. As a member of the Cancer Coalition Philippines, the PCS is proud of the valuable hardwork and contributions it made towards crafting and advocating for the passage of the NICCA.

Another advocacy of the PCS that saw fruition was the inclusion of Hospice and Palliative Care into the Universal Health Care Bill, which was also passed shortly after the NICCA. This ensures that patients receive pain control, relief of symptoms, psychosocial & pastoral care across the whole cancer continuum.

It was in the same year that the PCS joined the call for stakeholders and organizations focused on Non-Communicable Diseases (NCD) such as cardiovascular diseases, coronary artery diseases, chronic obstructive airways diseases, and diabetes, come together in a movement that was national and international in scope to fight NCDs together.

With these developments, we look forward to a more exciting future in cancer care for Filipinos. 5

RACHAEL MARIE B. ROSARIO, MD, DPBA, FPSA, FPSM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

5 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Mr. Antonio Ma. Guerrero - Chairman of the Board Ms. Emily Altomonte-Abrera, chair emeritus of McCann Director emeritus of Energizer Philippines; Chairman and WorldGroup Phils.; Former Board chairperson of the President of Everest Academy; Past Positions include Cultural Center of the Philippines and Children’s Hour board chairman of Philippine Aerosol Container Corp. and Phils. President of the Foundation for Communicatin Energizer Philippines; managing director of Eveready Initiatives. Singapore; president of Union Carbide Indonesia; area Dr. Angela U. Crisostomo, chairperson of the manager of Union Carbide Eastern Hongkong, and; gen. Department of Radiology of the San Beda College of manager of the consumer products division of Union Medicine; Consultant on breast care clinics and Carbide Phils. mammography units of Makati Medical Center, National Jose S. Sandejas, Ph.D. - Vice Chairman and Treasurer Kidney and Transplant Institute and Cardinal Santos Chairman and president of Professional Managers, Inc.; Medical Center. President of the Dia nostic Breast Chairman of the following: Diversified Holdings, Ostrea Imaging Society of the Philippines, the Faculty Mineral Laboratories, PAREF School Foundation, MFI Association of San Beda College; Former consultant on Foundation and St. Scholastica College. Director or Breast Imaging in Malaysia. trustee of Marubeni Research and Schoarship Dr. Gloria Cristal-Luna, Section chief of medical Foundation, East West Bank, Environmental Science for oncology, the National Kidney and Transplant Institute; Social Change Foundation, Philippine Institute for Pure Member of the American Society of Clinical Oncology. and Applied Chemistry, Alliance for the Family Foundation Member of both the European Society of Medical and member of the UAP School of Engineering Oncology and the Asian Clinical Oncology Society.Dr. Development Board. Cristal-Luna is president-elect of the Cancer Congress Corazon A. Ngelangel, MD, MS, PhD.- President of the Asian Oncology Society (AOS). President of the Former Head of the medical oncology sections of Molecular Oncology Society of the Philippines. UP-Philippine General Hospital and Jose Reyes Memorial Ambassador Albert F. Del Rosario, Former Secretary of Medical Center and Director of the Asian Hospital and Foreign Affairs of the Philippines and Ambassador Medical Center’s Asian Cancer Institute. Professior at the Plenipotentiary and Extraordinary to the United States UP-College of Medicine. Philippine representative to the of America. President of ADR Holdings, Inc., ARS Asia Breast Cancer Cooperative Group; Past president of Reinsurance Brokers, Inc., Management Association of Philippine Society of Medical Oncologists the Philippines and Philippine Telecommunications Atty. Enrique D. Perez - Vice President Investment Corporation. Chairman of Gotuaco del Vice President for Internal Affairs of Diabetes Center Phils.; Rosario and Associates, Inc., Philippine Indocoil Former general counsel, corporate secretary, senior EVP Corporation, Business World Publishing Corporation, and COO of the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. Salim Philippines, Inc., Philippine Center Management Virgilio L. Peña - Assistant Treasurer Board and PLDT Beneficial Trust Fund. Chairman of President of Mano Amiga Academy ; Chairman of Altius Philippine Stratbase Consultancy, Inc., Gotuaco del Phils.; director of Everest Academy; Former president and Rosario Insurance Brokers, Inc., and Stratbase ADR general manager of IBM Philippines. Former Institute, Inc. Undersecretary of the Department of Transportation and Mr. Francisco C. Eizmendi, Jr., Former president of San Communications;chairman of the Commission on Miguel Corporation; Chairman of Dearborn Motors Information and Communications Technology (CICT). Company; President of the Institute for Solidarity in Asia. Independent director of Rizal Commercial Banking Corp., Sun Life Grepa Financial and Makati Finance. Fellow and former president of the Institute of Corporate Directors. 6 6 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Dr. Jaime Galvez-Tan, Former Secretary of the Department of Health; Professor at the UP College of Medicine; chairman of Health Futures Foundation, Inc. Anchorperson of DWWW radio program “Doctor’s Orders.” Dr. Cecilia Lladines-Llave Director of the Cervical Cancer Prevention Network; President of the Philippine Society of Cervical Pathology and Colposcopy. Formerly chairman of the UPPGH Cancer Institute; Conrado Llanes-Lorenzo, Jr., M.D. is past president of the PCS and former chancellor of the UPManila. Dr. Lorenzo, consultant of the Obstetrics and Gynecology department of the Makati Medical Center. Past president of the Philippine Center for Population and Development. Dr. Alberto B. Roxas Surgeon at UP-PGH, Manila Doctors Hospital and the AFP Medical Center. Chairman, Technical panel on Health Profession of Commission on Higher Education (CHED) and Former Ethics committee of the Corporate Secretary and Executive Director Philippine College of Surgeons. Dr. Rachael Marie B. Rosario Former dean of the UP College of 2011 Global Cancer Ambassador of the Medicine. Philippines to the American Cancer Society; Dr. Kelly S. Salvador Associate clinical professor and medical general manager of Springfield consultant of the Supportive, Hospice and Breast Care Center; trustee, Kythe Palliative Care Section of the Department of and Hospice Phils.; President, Family and Community Medicine of the Windsor International Maritime UP-PGH;. Vice president of the National Clinic, CEO of Ace Asia Medical Hospice and Palliative Care Council of the Gateway Corp.; Corporate Secretary Philippines. of SHIP, Inc. 7 COUNCIL OF ADVISERS & COMMITTEES

Executive Committee I.T. & Website Committee Patients’ Services Committee Antonio Ma. J. Guerrero Virgilio L. Peña Dr. Corazon A. Ngelangel Chairman Chairman Chairman Dr. Corazon A. Ngelangel Dr. Jose S. Sandejas Dr. Angela U. Crisostomo Dr. Jose S. Sandejas Emily A. Abrera Dr. Gloria Cristal-Luna Virgilio L. Peña Dr. Gloria Cristal-Luna Dr. Jaime Galvez-Tan Finance Committee Dr. Cecilia L. Llave Dr. Conrado Ll. Lorenzo, Jr. Dr. Jose S. Sandejas De. Kelly S. Salvador Dr. Cecilia L. Llave Chairman Membership & Chapters Dr. Alberto B. Roxas Virgilio L. Peña Committee Resource Generation Francisco C. Eizmendi, Jr. Dr. Cecilia L. Llave Committee Dr. Kelly S. Salvador Chairman Amb. Alberto F. Del Rosario Amb. Alberto F. Del Rosario Francisco C. Eizmendi Chairman Personnel Committee Dr. Jaime Galvez-Tan Dr. Lito S. Sandejas Atty. Enrique D. Perez Atty. Enrique D. Perez Francisco C. Eizmendi, Jr. Chairman Dr. Kelly S. Salvador Emily A. Abrera Dr. Corazon A. Ngelangel Education & Information Dr. Jaime Galvez-Tan Virgilio L. Peña Committee Atty. Enrique D. Perez Francisco C. Eizmendi, Jr. Emily A. Abrera Dr. Kelly S. Salvador Procurement & Property Chairman Cancer Registry Committee Dr. Ciorazon A. Ngelangel Dr. Angela U. Crisostomo Atty. Enrique D. Perez Vice Chair Chairman Chairman Virgilio L. Peña Dr. Jaime Galvez-Tan Dr. Jose S. Sandejas Dr. Gloria Cristal-Luna Dr. Alberto B. Roxas Virgilio L. Peña Francisco C. Eizmendi, Jr. ASCF Executive Committee Dr. Kelly S. Salvador Dr. Cecilia L. Llave Dr. Jose S. Sandejas Dr. Corazon A. Ngelangel

Chairman of the Board, President and Executive Director are ex-o cio members of all Committees. 8 PATIENT SERVICES

Bandana Festival

The 6th Bandana Festival in coordination with Malacanang News and Information Bureau (NIB) was held at Jose Reyes Memorial Medical Center Annex (former Geriatric’s Hospital located in Malacanang) in November 29, 2018. Rotary Club of JP Laurel Malacanang supported the event. Cancer patients from PGH, Jose Reyes Memorial Medical Center and East Avenue Medical Center were provided with bandanas and other wellness services. Presidential Adviser for Anti-Corruption Atty. Grieco Belica joined the event. Patient Navigation Program (PNaP)

A flagship program of the Philippine Cancer Society which includes: 1. Treatment Access Program. 2. Diagnostic Access Program. 3. Screening Access Program (Mobile Clinic & Papsmear Outreach). It provides one on one assistance to marginalized Filipinos so that they are able to access timely, affordable and quality medical management. Highly trained nurses “Navigate” patients through the complicated health care system. Started in 2011, the PNaP treatment access component has given free medications to more than 6,000 patients.

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The PCS Mobile Clinic continous its breast and cervix screening through Clinical Breast Examination and Visual Inspection of cervix using Acetic Acid Wash with cryo theraphy, the latter courtesy of partner/volunteer Dr. Connie Alfiler Obstetrics and Gynecologist (OB-GYNE) and Founder of KNPI. The session were done in various cities, companies ,schools and barangays.

No. Patients Screened No. Positive Results No. of Negative Results

Cervix – VIA –3835 167 3668

Breast – CBE – 4102 266 3835

Cryotherapy – 104

10 CANCER REGISTRY

The 2015 Cancer Facts and Estimates, a population-based cancer registry, published by the Philippine Cancer Society, was reproduced and distributed to various offices, acdeme, researchers and other stakeholders in 2018. The Department of Health and PhilippineCouncil for Health Research and Development helped fund the registry. The PCS-Manila Cancer Registry is headed by its Project Director Dr. Adriano V. Laudico who is an internationally renowned and recognize expert in the field of Cancer Registry.

11 ADVOCACY

In 2018, the Philippine Cancer Society continued its lobby for the passing of the National Integrated Cancer Control Bill, as part of the Cancer Coalition Philippines (CCPh). PCS attended hearings in the lower house and Senate with CCPH and helped organized cancer support groups’ presence in the hearings providing needed emphasis of the bills’ significance to the country and to the patients. Finally, in December 15, 2018, both houses of congress signed the final bill and submitted the copy to the President for signature.

The 3rd National Hospice and Palliative Care Summit was held last October 2018 with stakeholders from Hospice Philippines, society of palliative and hospice medicine, DOH, Philhealth, local officials and cancer support groups. Chairman of senate’s health committee, Senator JV Ejercito was the keynote speaker.

12 EDUCATION AND INFORMATION

PCS anti-smoking program for the youth, featuring the return of ‘90s iconic Yosi Kadiri and the beauty queens from Mutya ng Pilipinas.

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2011 BDWP Awardees

“Indeed the Society owes a lot to the BDWP committee which provides the much-needed funding support for most of our programs that affect the impoverished sector of our society,” Former Chairman BobbyPaterno. 2012 BDWP Awardees Birth of fashion for a cause PCS longest and biggest fundraising event soon came into inception fifteen years ago. Initially, the event was supposed to be a Dinner Dance to be held at the Manila Polo Club intended to raise funds for PCSI’s patient services which is aimed at bringing relief to those afflicted with cancer. However, through the initiatives of Angola Consul Helen Ong and Johnny Litton supported by philanthropist Imelda Cojuangco, a bigger concept sprung up that brought to light the birth of the Best Dressed Women of the Philippines Awards Ball. This fashion for cause honors the country’s admired personalities who poses beauty and compassion for fellow Filipinos

The initial committee for the Best Dressed Ball was composed of event honorary chairperson Imelda Cojuangco and event chairperson Consul Helen Ong who were joined by co-chairman Gerry Contreras and committee members Johnny Litton, fashion czar Pitoy Moreno and Monaco consul Fortune Ledesma. Imelda Cojuangco has a long list of philanthropic undertakings and the Best Dressed Ball is one of those close to her heart. She actively campaigned for its cause by conducting meetings in her home and encouraging people to join her and the committee with their crusade.

With Johnny Litton’s impeccable foray in events and hosting, he was commissioned to be the master of ceremonies since year one. He personally felt the distressing strike of the malignant disease when his beloved son, EJ Litton, passed away after bravely fighting a long standing illness.

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BDWP Chair Helen M. Ong and organizing Committee Member Agnes Huibonhoa pose with 2018 Men of Exemplary Influence awardees that include Senator Sonny Angara, Cats Motors’ President Felix Ang, Rikki Dee of Foodee Global Concepts, and Philstar CEO Kevin Belmonte. Included on this list are actor Philip Salvador representing SAP Bong Go, Seascape Village Bay Market President David Ong and Christian Concepcion, subbing for his father Joey Concepcion, President and CEO of RFM.

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2018 BDWP Awardees Milestone charity endeavor While it is difficult to succeed in the battle against cancer, there are crusades worth championing. One is the success of the first Best Dressed Ball which was effectively realized at the Mandarin Oriental Manila in September 2004. With the massive support of kindhearted donors during the succeeding years, the committee needed a bigger venue to stage what has become an annual calendar event. It was then held at the Rizal Ballroom of the Makati Shangri-La. The success of its first run, anchored on the consistent support of its active committee, ushered another year for Best Dressed Ball which later became an annual charity endeavor all in support of PCS. “We needed volunteers who would support us with our mission to raise funds for the PCS patient services,” said Consul Ong. With this in focus, the committee solicited help from individuals with the same advocacy.

The support they received was so tremendous that two years after the birth of Best Dressed Ball, a group of volunteers was formed to sustain the Best Dressed Ball’s worthy cause. Thus, the creation of the Ambassadors for Life was initially comprised of Mellie Ablaza, Tess Castro, Baby de Jesus, Nini Layug, Mabel Abaño, Olga Martel, Naty Pappas, and Mars Lambino. These emissaries became an essential arm in encouraging more people to participate in the advocacy of Best Dressed Ball. 16 Best Dressed Women

Member of the 2018 BDWP Selection and Organizing Committee

Fifteen years of charity, fashion and compassion

Charity and love are the strong stimuli that continuously stir the volunteers and trustees of the Philippine Cancer Society, Inc (PCSI), a premier anti-cancer institution in the country led by Chairman Antonio Ma. J. Guerrero, in consummating worthy crusades and relentless campaigns against cancer.

Over many years, cancer has been the third leading cause of morbidity and mortality in our country, whereby thousands of lives are lost day after day with the Big C attacking the lungs, breast, cervix, colon, prostate, ovary, stomach, among others.

For nearly 60 years, this institution has been baffled with the question: what can we do to help?

The answer mainly centered on programs for advocacies for life. In 2000, fundraising activities were created to promote cancer consciousness and awareness such as the Opera Ball, the Terry Fox Run Marathon of Hope, the Chichirica Ball, the Quezon Memorial Circle Run, and the Pasay City Special Events Dinner Dance. Four years later, PCSI held the Relay for Life, a signature fundraising and cancer awareness activity of the American Cancer Society (ACS). 17 Best Dressed Women

2013 BDWP Awardees

2014 BDWP Awardees

“Reaching the 15th year is a realization of a dream for us. Another milestone is on its way for the Best Dressed annual gala, it is in this manner that more hands are joined together to wage war against cancer.” Consul Helen Ong

2015 BDWP Awardees

2016 BDWP Awardees As it reaches its 15th year, the annual Ball has valuably honored 169 Best Dressed ladies and 29 Style Icons to date. All these exce- ptional ladies fit the same mold: modern women excelling in their 2017 BDWP Awardees own passions whose socio-civic lives are even richer than their pro- fessional selves. 18 18 RELAY FOR LIFE

Relay for Life was held in Quezon City Memorial Circle last March 16-17, 2018 with Mayor Herbert Bautista as event’s chair. about 1,900 participants joined the Relay led by the big contingent from Brother International / Brother Philippines with 600 Relayers

19 CAMPUS RELAY FOR LIFE

First Campus Relay for Life (RFL) in the country held in Montessori Integrated School (MIS) at Antipolo City. About a thousand participants, composed of prep to high school students, together with their parents, guardians, and the city community joined the RFL. Local resident and school parent celebrity Francis Magalona, who died of chronic myelogenous leukemia in 2009 was honored by his wife and daughter in the Luminaria portion. PCS BOT Mr. Virgilio Pena and Antipolo Congresswoman Chiqui Roa-Puno join the event. The RFL was organized with I Can Share (Antipolo Volunteer Support Group), MIS Parents/Teachers Council, Antipolo City Mayor Jun Ynares, Clinica Antipolo and the MIS officials/staff.

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Anchorland Inc. donated a coaster for the use of the PCS for its Mobile Clinic project. In the photo are:PCS ED Dr. Rachael Rosario, Roselle Rebano, President Elizabeth Ventura, BDWP Chairperson Consul Helen M. Ong, PCS BOT Dr. Kelly Salvador

PCS airs its core messages in various radio and TV pr ograms

21 PCS STAFF MANAGING OFFICE RACHAEL MARIE B. ROSARIO, M.D. Executive Director CATHERINE JOY A. PACUNANA Administrative Officer JOVANNI INFANTE Administrative Assistant/AOS ADORACION ARELITO MARY GRACE MACHON EXTRAMIND F&A OUTSOURCING INC. Accounting PATIENT NAVIGATION ROMEO MARCAIDA Project Director

ANALIE OSTARES & NHEL MARIE TIU (PCS) GRACE UY (JRMMC) ARMI ISAAC (UP-PGH) JACKY GOMEZ (EAMC) LENIE CAJAYON (RMC & ARMC) MICHELLE VENTOSA (MOBILE CLINIC)

MANILA CANCER REGISTRY SIONY ALCOS & DENCY ORENGO RESOURCE GENERATION ZENAIDA AVILA Consultant TERESITA UMALI RG Assistant EDUCATION & INFORMATION ALEX O. ASUNCION JENNIFER G. CRUZ UTILITY / TRANSPORT ARNOLD DIMAPLAS ARNOLD DOCTOLERO ALEX GARCIA LARRY SISON EDGARDO MAGNATE 22 MEMBERS & PARTNERS

International Partners / Affiliates Private Groups

American Cancer Society 7th Power 213, Inc. Asia Pacific Hospice Network AAI Charity Foundation Framework Convention on Tobacco Control Alliance A. Soriano Corporation International Agency for Research on Cancer ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation International Association of Cancer Registries American Wire and Cable Co., Inc. International Union Against Cancer Andres Soriano Foundation World Health Organization Asian Chemical Corporation Atty. Eugenia Marfori-Celi Foundation Government Institutions / Agencies Avon Philippines AXA Philippines Amang Rodriguez Memorial Medical Center Ayala Corporation Bicol Regional Teaching and Training Hospital Ayala Land, Inc. East Avenue Medical Center Balikbayan Handicrafts Jose Reyes Memorial Medical Center Bank of Commerce Lung Center of the PhilippinesS Belco Marketing National Kidney and Transplant Institute Beth Romualdez National Home Mortgage Finance Corp. Brother International Rizal Medical Center Brother Industries St. Luke’s Medical Center Cats Motors, Inc. UP-Philippine General Hospital China Banking Corporation UP-PGH Department of Family and Community Citadel Corporation Medicine Citadel Holdings, Inc. UP-PGH Cancer Institute Columbian Auto Car Corporation Dangerous Drugs Board Concepcion Paterno Memorial Foundation Department of Budget and Management Czarina Department of Education East West Bank Department of Environment and Natural Resources Euromode Department of Health First Philippine Holdings Corp. Department of Labor and Employment - Fookien Times Yearbok Publishing Co., Inc. Occupational Safety and Health Center Furnitalia Department of Science and Technology GMA Network, Inc. DOST-Philippine Council for Health Research and Gardenia Bakeries (Phils.), Inc. Development Gateway Property Holdings, Inc. Metro Manila Development Authority Go Soc & Sons Siy Gui Huat, Inc. Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency Great & Bountiful Blessings, Inc. Philippine Health Insurance Corporation Guerrero Publishing Philippine International Trading Corp. Health Justice Phils. Presidential Communications Operations Office Hon. Feliciano R. Belmonte Social Security System Iglesia ni Kristo Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd. City of Manila Local Government Investment Capital Corporation of the Philippines League of Cities of the Philippines Jaka Investment League of Municipalities of the Philippines JD Sehwani Foundation League of Provinces of the Philippines J. Amado Araneta Foundation Liga ng mga Barangay JEFCON for Social Progress Foundation Quezon City Local Government Jollibee Foundation QC Mayor Herbert Bautista KPMG Manabat and San Agustin and Co., CPAs QC Vice Mayor Joy Belmonte Land Bank of the Philippines Taguig City Local Government Landmark Commercial Center (The Landmark Corp.) Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines Magsaysay Lines, Inc.

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Manila Bulletin Corp. Cancer Fighters Manila Electric Co. (MERALCO) Cancer Resource and Wellness (Carewell) Center Megaworld Foundation Child Haus Megaworld Properties and Holdings Framework Convention on Tobacco Control Alliance Metrobank Foundation I Can Serve Foundation Meralco Employees Fund for Charity, Inc. Kasuso Support Group Mercury Drug Corporation Madre de Amor Hospice Foundation Mr. Joe Ledesma Manila Doctors Cancer Crusaders Club Nestle Phils. Inc. Munting Paraiso Support Group Pacific Paint (Phils.), Inc. National Hospice and Palliative Care Council of the Philamlife Foundation Philippines Philippine American Life Assurance Co. PCS Baguio-Benguet Cancer Society Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. PCS Davao Cancer Society Philippine National Oil Company PGH Hema Onco Support Group Philippine Nurses Association PGH Lymphoma Support Group Philippine Star PGH Hema Onco Support Group Pilipino Star Publishing Salvation Army Planters Bank St. Luke’s Medical Center Patients’ Forum Ponciano Marquez Foundation Tropang Tropo Support Group Prudential Guarantee Assurance, Inc. Ostomy Association of the Philippines Reyes Haircutters Palcare Volunteer Group Robinson’s Land Petals of Hope San Miguel Corporation Philippine Society of Hospice and Family Medicine Shaw Foundation The Carewell Community SM Foundation SM Prime Holdings Medical Associations / Societies Smart Communications Sterling Gifts, Inc. Pain Society of the Philippines Store Specialists, Inc. Philippine College of Chest Physicians SBS Phils. Corp. Philippine College of Physicians Unilever Phils., Inc. Philippine College of Surgeons Unipipe Philippines Philippine Diabetes Association United Daily News Philippine Heart Association United Laboratories, Inc. Philippine Hospitals Association Whealth, Inc. Philippine Medical Association Wilcon Depot, Inc. Philippine Nurses Association’ Zuellig Pharma Corporation Philippine Obstetrical and Gynecologic Society Philippine Oncology Nurses Association Cancer Support / Philippine Pharmaceutical Association Hospice and Palliative Care Groups Philippine Radiologic Oncology Society Philippine Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons Aruga (JRMMC) Philippine Society of Gastroenterology Ayala Alabang Hospice Care Foundation Philippine Society of Hospital Pharmacists Bosom Buddies Philippine Society of Medical Oncology Philippine Foundation for Breast Cancer Philippine Society of Oncologists Best Friends of PGH Philippine Society of Pathologists Can Survive Philippine Society of Pediatric Oncology Cancer Coalition Phils. Philippine Society of Urologic Oncology Philippine Urological Association Society of Gynecologic Oncology of the Philippines

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