Kapatiran and the Department of Health formalize a partnership to deploy returned nurses to underserved provinces.
The Memorandum of Understanding empowers returned OFW nurses to serve as clinical mentors and public health leaders in provincial hospitals across the country.
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Returned Filipino OFW nurses formally organize into a national body dedicated to healthcare modernization and prosperity reintegration.
In a historic gathering, one hundred Filipino nurses who served overseas for a combined 1,500+ years came together to found the Kapatiran ng Nagbalik at Magbabalik na OFW Nurses ng Pilipinas. The organization aims to channel global nursing expertise back into Philippine healthcare systems, uplift the profession, and mentor the next generation.
A new grants program supports returning nurses in launching healthcare-related livelihood ventures.
Fifty seed grants will be awarded this year to returning nurses launching clinics, home-care services, and health education startups.
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