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Stay informed on our latest field operations, announcements, and community impact stories across Pangasinan.

September 30, 2026

Go Bike Teaches Bandaging and First Aid to Youth in an Outdoor Community Training (opens in a new tab)

Young people from the community learned bandaging and basic first aid in an outdoor training led by Go Bike, which is working toward safer and more resilient communities.

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September 16, 2026

Free Blood Pressure Check-Ups Held for Mangatarem Senior Citizens (opens in a new tab)

Young health volunteers gave free blood pressure check-ups to senior citizens in Mangatarem as part of a community health outreach to help elders track their health.

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August 06, 2026

Youth Participants Build Trust and Teamwork (opens in a new tab)

Young participants put on blindfolds and relied on their teammates' voices in a team-building challenge held outdoors under the trees.

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July 16, 2026

Health Volunteers Brave Muddy Roads to Continue House-to-House Check-Ups (opens in a new tab)

Heavy rains left the roads flooded and muddy, but health volunteers kept walking house to house so residents could still get their regular check-ups.

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May 15, 2026

Go Bike Holds Basic Health Skills Training for Community Responders at Pangasinan State University (opens in a new tab)

Participants finished Go Bike's Basic Health Skills Training at Pangasinan State University and received certificates as newly trained community-based responders.

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Learn to Save Lives
in Your Community

Learn first aid and emergency preparedness from Go Bike's trained youth responders, at your home, school, office or barangay hall.

  • First aid and CPR with hands-on practice
  • Hands-on CPR & BLS training
  • Disaster readiness planning
  • Certificate of completion on the full module
  • From ₱1,500 per person, starts on the date you choose
See Training Plans
Go Bike responders during a first aid training