STAC TCPGH

STAC TCPGH STAC is a healthcare institution designed to uplift the situation of poor Filipino children aged 0-14

24/08/2026

"Helping CWD's understand emotions,manage behavior,and build positive social skills-- empowering them to connect,communicate, and grow."






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Belloy Ventura Iringan
Paulette Salvador

Lin-Awa Rehabilitation Center of Tabuk, Kalinga Visits STAC🤝 Sharing, learning, and growing together. STAC welcomes the ...
22/08/2026

Lin-Awa Rehabilitation Center of Tabuk, Kalinga Visits STAC

🤝 Sharing, learning, and growing together. STAC welcomes the Lin-Awa Rehabilitation Center of Tabuk, Kalinga for a meaningful benchmarking visit—sharing STAC’s best practices, experiences, and learnings toward continuously improving rehabilitation services for children. 🌷🌱❤️

08.20.2026

"Preparing together,strengthening partnerships,and laying the groundwork for a meaningful STAC's 2026 Sports Therapy Day...
21/08/2026

"Preparing together,strengthening partnerships,and laying the groundwork for a meaningful STAC's 2026 Sports Therapy Day this September."

"Working together,planning ahead, and continuously improving STAC services for the children we serve.
21/08/2026

"Working together,planning ahead, and continuously improving STAC services for the children we serve.

3rd Quarter Visual Learning SessionSTAC conducted its 3rd Quarter Visual Learning Session on August 20, 2026, with the t...
21/08/2026

3rd Quarter Visual Learning Session

STAC conducted its 3rd Quarter Visual Learning Session on August 20, 2026, with the theme “Recognizing and Expressing Emotions, Managing Behavior, and Building Positive Connections with Others.” Through simple visual and interactive activities, the children were guided in identifying and expressing their emotions, managing their behavior, and developing positive ways of connecting with others.

This activity is one of the many programs and activities of STAC that support the holistic development of Children With Disabilities (CWDs)—helping them grow not only physically, but also emotionally, socially, and functionally.

A meaningful day of learning, participation, and connection at STAC! 💙

With Mayor Maila Ting Que – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉
20/08/2026

With Mayor Maila Ting Que – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

STAC FUNDay 2026"Joy Without Barriers: Celebrating Rights and Inclusion"July 21, 2026 | SM City TuguegaraoThe Stimulatio...
21/07/2026

STAC FUNDay 2026
"Joy Without Barriers: Celebrating Rights and Inclusion"
July 21, 2026 | SM City Tuguegarao

The Stimulation Therapeutic Activity Center (STAC) successfully held its annual STAC FUNDay 2026 on July 21, 2026, at SM City Tuguegarao,in support of the celebration of the 48th National Disability Rights Week.The activity was made possible through the continued support, approval, and commitment of Hon. Mayor Maila Ting Que, whose leadership has enabled STAC to sustain programs that enrich the lives of children with disabilities (CWDs). While Physical Therapy remains STAC's core service, the annual FUNDay is one of its developmental programs that provides children with opportunities to learn, socialize, and enjoy meaningful experiences beyond the therapy setting.

The event brought together children with disabilities and their parents and guardians, STAC personnel, local government officials, partner organizations and sponsors for a day of fun, learning, and fellowship.

The program opened with the Welcome Remarks of Ms. Vigilant Carag Paclibar, PTRP, STAC Head. She warmly welcomed everyone and shared that STAC's mission goes beyond rehabilitation. She emphasized that activities like the annual FUNDay help children build confidence, interact with others, and enjoy experiences that contribute to their overall growth and development. She also thanked Hon. Mayor Maila Rosario Ting-Que for her continued support of STAC's programs and services.

Among those who graced the event were Ms. Grace Arago, representing Hon. Mayor Maila Rosario Ting-Que; Dr. Marcos Mallillin, Chief of Hospital of Tuguegarao City People's General Hospital; City Councilor Myrna Te ; Sir Romel S. Uy,Mall Manager and Ms. Maria Mercedes Gammad , Assistant Mall Manager of SM City Tuguegarao; and Ms. BabyRuth Borja-Mendoza, General Manager of Bakers Percent. In their messages, they encouraged everyone to continue supporting programs that promote inclusion and improve the quality of life of children with disabilities.

One of the highlights of the opening program was the distribution of bread gift packs from Baker's Percent , followed by a fun meet-and-greet with Baker Ding Mascot. The children were delighted to receive their gifts and eagerly posed for photos with the mascot. Their smiles and laughter filled the venue, showing how even simple acts of kindness can make a child feel special.

The participants then took part in the Walk of Joy, a symbolic walk to the SM Cinema that reflected the community's support for inclusion and equal opportunities for children with disabilities.

The children then enjoyed the Cinema Experience, with some watching a movie inside a cinema for the very first time. It was a memorable experience that brought excitement not only to the children but also to their parents. Seeing the children enjoy the movie together created moments that many families will always cherish.

During the Lunch Fellowship, everyone shared a meal together, giving parents, guests, and STAC personnel time to interact in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. It was also an opportunity for families to meet one another and strengthen the bond within the STAC community.

The fun continued during the Arcade Experience, where the children excitedly tried different games and celebrated every little achievement. Aside from the enjoyment it brought, the activity encouraged confidence, coordination, and social interaction while allowing the children to simply enjoy being kids.

The celebration ended with the Closing Program, highlighted by the appearance of the Jollibee Mascot. The children excitedly danced, hugged the mascot, and posed for photos. Their joy was evident throughout the activity. Parents also expressed their appreciation, saying that the event gave their children wonderful experiences, helped them become more confident, and created happy memories that they would always treasure.

Overall, STAC FUNDay 2026 was more than just a day of recreation. It gave the children opportunities to make friends, try new experiences, and enjoy activities that many of them do not often experience. More importantly, it reminded everyone that every child deserves to be included, celebrated, and given the chance to enjoy childhood.

The successful conduct of STAC FUNDay 2026 was made possible through the continued support of the City Government of Tuguegarao under the leadership of Hon. Mayor Maila Rosario Ting-Que. Together with the collective efforts of partner organizations, sponsors, parents and guardians, and the dedicated STAC personnel, the activity became a meaningful celebration of inclusion, hope, and shared joy for every participating child and family.

Indeed, STAC FUNDay 2026 truly lived up to its theme, "Joy Without Barriers: Celebrating Rights and Inclusion." More than the games, gifts, and activities, it gave every participating child the opportunity to feel included, build confidence, create lasting memories, and experience the joy of simply being a child. Through programs like this, STAC continues to complement its Physical Therapy services by providing meaningful opportunities that help children with disabilities reach their fullest potential and become active, confident, and valued members of the community.

2026 EDUCATIONAL EXPOSURE TRIP FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES (CWDs)Beyond its core service of providing physical therap...
04/06/2026

2026 EDUCATIONAL EXPOSURE TRIP FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES (CWDs)

Beyond its core service of providing physical therapy interventions, the Stimulation and Therapeutic Activity Center (STAC) of Tuguegarao City Peoples General Hospital(TCPGH), continues to implement innovative programs that promote the holistic development of Children with Disabilities (CWDs). One of these is the annual Educational Exposure Trip, which was successfully conducted on June 4,2026 at Last Regnant Leisure Hub, San Manuel, Isabela.

The activity provided CWDs and their parents with opportunities for experiential learning, socialization, sensory stimulation, environmental exploration, and recreation in a safe and inclusive environment. The program featured Water Park Exploration, Grand Cabana Exploration, Garden Walk and Flower Recognition, Zoo and Nature Exploration, Sand Garden Playground Adventure, Kids Place Exploration, Guided Leisure Activities, Socialization Program, Bubble Play and Sensory Exploration, Parent-Child Tandem Games, Mini Talent Showcase, Reflection Sharing, and Awarding and Recognition.

Through these activities, the children were able to enhance their motor, sensory, communication, social, and emotional skills while building confidence, independence, and environmental awareness. Likewise, parents benefited from quality bonding time with their children, opportunities for peer support, and the chance to witness their children's growth and achievements beyond the therapy setting.

STAC extends its heartfelt gratitude to the City Government of Tuguegarao, through the leadership of Mayor Maila Ting Que for its unwavering support in making programs such as this possible. Through initiatives like the Educational Exposure Trip, the City Government of Tuguegarao and STAC continue to promote the inclusion, development, and overall well-being of Children with Disabilities and their families.

S-ee.T-ouch.A-ct.C-are.

Advancing Rehabilitation Services for Children with Disabilities Through the Spider Cage Therapy System at STAC-TCPGH.Th...
03/06/2026

Advancing Rehabilitation Services for Children with Disabilities Through the Spider Cage Therapy System at STAC-TCPGH.

The Stimulation and Therapeutic Activity Center (STAC) of Tuguegarao City Peoples General Hospital continues to strengthen its commitment to providing quality rehabilitation services for children with disabilities (CWDs) through the acquisition and installation of the innovative Spider Cage Therapy System, a specialized therapeutic equipment designed to enhance the physical development and functional abilities of children with various neurological and developmental conditions.

The Spider Cage Therapy System serves as an additional therapeutic intervention for children diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy, Developmental Delay, Down Syndrome, Traumatic Brain Injury, Spina Bifida, Muscular Weakness, and other neuromotor disorders. This state-of-the-art equipment utilizes a system of elastic cords, harnesses, and support mechanisms that allow children to perform therapeutic exercises in a safe, controlled, and motivating environment.

One of the primary objectives of the Spider Cage Therapy System is to improve a child's balance, coordination, strength, posture, mobility, and overall motor function. By providing partial body support, the equipment enables children to practice standing, walking, weight-bearing activities, and functional movements that may otherwise be difficult to perform independently. The system also encourages active participation and repetition of movements, which are essential for motor learning and neuroplasticity.

The benefits of Spider Cage Therapy extend beyond physical improvements. Through structured and individualized therapy sessions, children gain increased confidence, independence, body awareness, and social interaction skills. The equipment creates opportunities for children to explore movement safely while reducing the risk of falls and injuries. As a result, many children become more capable of participating in daily activities at home, in school, and within their communities.

For parents and caregivers, the Spider Cage Therapy System offers renewed hope and encouragement as they witness their children's progress toward achieving greater functional independence and improved quality of life. It also supports therapists in delivering evidence-based and goal-oriented interventions tailored to each child's unique needs.

The installation of this valuable therapeutic equipment marks another milestone in STAC's continuing efforts to provide holistic and comprehensive rehabilitation services for children with disabilities in Tuguegarao City. It reflects the center's vision of creating an inclusive environment where every child is given the opportunity to develop their fullest potential.

STAC expresses its sincere gratitude to the City Government of Tuguegarao, under the dynamic leadership of Mayor Maila Ting Que, for its unwavering support and commitment to programs that promote the welfare, development, and inclusion of children with disabilities. Through this investment in rehabilitation services, the local government continues to make a meaningful difference in the lives of countless children and families, helping build a more compassionate, accessible, and child-friendly community for all.

Indeed, the Spider Cage Therapy System is more than just equipment—it is a bridge toward greater mobility, independence, and brighter possibilities for children with disabilities.

See.Touch.Act.Care.

03/06/2026

Introducing our newly installed Spider Cage Therapy System at STAC-TCPGH!

Our CWDs proudly became the first beneficiaries to experience this innovative therapy equipment, designed to improve strength, balance, coordination, mobility, and functional independence. More than just an equipment,it opens opportunities for growth and development. Through this new therapeutic intervention, we hope to empower our children to achieve greater confidence, independence, and meaningful milestones in their developmental journey.

Special thanks to the City Government of Tuguegarao, under the leadership of Mayor Maila Ting Que, for making this milestone possible for our children. 💙
Vigilant Carag Paclibar Neri Manali Hasma Ann Rhea Santos Lim David Parallag Belloy Ventura Iringan Little Steps,Big Miracles STAC Tuguegarao City

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Gomez Street Centro 03
Tuguegarao City
3500

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
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