11/05/2026
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The City Government of Caloocan City formally opened the Caloocan Calm Space today, May 11, 2026, at the 5th Floor of Caloocan City Hall South through a ribbon-cutting ceremony led by Mayor Dale Gonzalo βAlongβ Malapitan together with his wife and mental health advocate, Mrs. Aubrey Malapitan.
The newly inaugurated Calm Space serves as a safe and welcoming environment dedicated to promoting mental wellness, emotional support, and self-care for the people of Caloocan. Designed to provide comfort and peace of mind, the facility reflects the city governmentβs continued commitment to creating programs that prioritize not only physical health, but also the mental and emotional well-being of every Batang Kankaloo.
During the ceremony, Mayor Along emphasized the importance of building a community where mental health is openly recognized, understood, and supported. He shared that the establishment of the Calm Space is part of the cityβs broader effort to provide accessible and compassionate services for residents who may be experiencing stress, anxiety, or emotional challenges.
Mrs. Aubrey Malapitan, a known advocate for mental health awareness, also expressed her support for initiatives that encourage healing, understanding, and emotional resilience. She highlighted the importance of creating spaces where individuals can feel safe, heard, and cared for without fear of stigma or judgment.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony and blessing marked a meaningful milestone in strengthening mental health awareness in the city. Through the Caloocan Calm Space, the local government hopes to foster a culture of empathy, support, and inclusivity; reminding every resident that mental health matters and that no one has to face their struggles alone.
Photos | Caloocan City Public Information Office
