- April 2, 2025
Councilor Anton Reyes, a responsive and action-oriented public servant in Quezon City District 3, personally extended health assistance to Mother Concordia, a senior resident in the community, as part of his commitment to bring public service directly to the people—especially the elderly who often face challenges in accessing essential care.
The visit to Mother Concordia is part of Reyes’ ongoing implementation of YES sa Health at Tulong Pinansyal, one of the four pillars of his Yes na All platform. This initiative ensures that senior citizens, persons with disabilities (PWDs), and low-income families are not overlooked in the delivery of health and welfare programs in the district.
Direct, Personalized Public Service
Rather than limiting assistance to office-based programs, Councilor Reyes continues to lead house-to-house outreach efforts, making time to visit residents who are in need of direct care. In this instance, he personally brought medical essentials and basic health support to Mother Concordia, ensuring that her condition is monitored and that her specific needs are addressed with urgency.
These visits go beyond material aid—they represent a people-first style of leadership, where governance is not just reactive, but proactive and compassionate.
Focus on Senior Citizen Assistance in District 3 Quezon City
Senior citizens like Mother Concordia are among the most vulnerable sectors of the population, often dealing with mobility issues, chronic illnesses, and lack of access to healthcare due to financial constraints. Councilor Reyes has prioritized the expansion of community-based health outreach to address these challenges head-on.
Under his office’s health assistance programs in District 3 Quezon City, senior residents are eligible for:
Free medical consultations
Essential medicine provision
Dental care referrals
These are regularly conducted in partnership with local barangay health workers, volunteer doctors, and community nurses—further strengthening the city’s grassroots healthcare network.
Reinforcing Inclusive and Responsive Governance
Councilor Reyes’ visit to Mother Concordia also reflects a larger strategy to decentralize public service—bringing it closer to where people live. Especially in dense urban areas like District 3, where formal healthcare institutions may be physically or financially out of reach for many, such localized responses become essential.
Councilor Anton Reyes’ personal outreach sets an example of empathetic, community-centered leadership. The case of Mother Concordia illustrates how small, targeted interventions can make a meaningful impact—especially when delivered with sincerity and speed.
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