78 Candelaria and Bantay Kalusugan Pampamayanan certificates worth Php 1,000 from a local church. On April 20, 2020, the BulSU College of Nursing provided food packs. This was followed by a distribution of food packs from the Office of the Vice President of the Philippines on June 5, 2020,and from CAMP Asia on June 10, 2020. While thankful for the support, Amparo nevertheless shared that these were not enough for a family of five to survive for months. Other areas were able to receive weekly donations. She wondered why some donors asked for their names to be listed before the distribution of relief. But after they signed up, it takes at least two to three weeks before relief arrives. Aside from the slow relief process, she also expressed sadness that some of her neighbors were not given relief because they were accused of presenting fake food stubs, even if those stubs came from those who distribute the food packs to begin with. BKP’s activities amid COVID-19 Despite the fears that they experienced since the start of the pandemic, the members of BKP were resolute in continuing their role as health service providers in their community. Moreover, their organization has remained steadfast in providing services to their community members during the pandemic. This portion of the current report highlights the activities that the BKP has conducted for their community during the COVID-19 pandemic. Health monitoring Marivic said that despite the ongoing pandemic, the BKP has nevertheless continued its activities of checking, monitoring, and documenting the health of its community members, particularly their blood pressure, sugar level, and temperature (Atacador 2020). Serious conditions are immediately referred to the nearby health center. Aside from the usual monitoring, Amparo mentioned that they also give first aid in medical emergencies (Escovilla 2020). There was an instance when a person with disability (PWD) fell and sustained a head injury. Amparo responded to the said emergency. She also keeps tab and reminds BKP members to continue following health protocols such as the wearing of face masks, handwashing, and bringing of alcohol. She also emphasized to them that they should only go out when necessary and when they do so, to observe social distancing protocols. At the same time, she also reminds community leaders to monitor members showing any symptoms associated with COVID-19. If they exhibit such symptoms, the cluster leaders are to inform the health center immediately. Health education In terms of health education, BKP head Marivic said that upon the announcement of the COVID-19 pandemic, they were able to give out information flyers on what