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Military Nurses Association of the Philippines, Inc., MNAP Bldg, Armed Forces of the Philippines Health Service Command, V. Luna Avenue, Quezon City (2026)

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03/07/2026

Strengthening Bonds, Celebrating Service, Building the Future Together! 💙🤝

The Military Nurses Association of the Philippines, Inc (MNAP) successfully held its Mid-Year Forum and Team Building on 26 June 2026 at Daza Park, Camp General Emilio Aguinaldo, Quezon City.

It was truly a day to remember as active, retired, and inactive military nurses came together to reconnect, share experiences, strengthen friendships, and create new memories. The forum provided an opportunity to reflect on MNAP's accomplishments during the first half of 2026, while also looking ahead to exciting initiatives for the months to come.

One of the highlights of the event was the presentation of the Association's accomplishments for the first semester presented by the MNAP President, BGEN VENUS M BAJARIN NC (Ret), followed by discussions on upcoming activities, particularly the much-anticipated Joint MNAP and Nurse Corps, AFP Anniversary Celebration this September 2026.

The day became even more meaningful through fun-filled games and team-building activities that reminded everyone that beyond our shared profession, we are one family united by service, compassion, and commitment to the nation.

MNAP likewise extends its heartfelt appreciation to the Philippine Coast Guard Nursing Service for its valued participation in the event through its representatives on behalf of The Chief Nurse, Philippine Coast Guard, COMMODORE LYSAMYRA MARIE N GAVAN PCG. Their presence exemplifies the strong partnership, mutual support, and enduring camaraderie shared among the nursing services of our nation's uniformed organizations, further strengthening our collective commitment to excellence in military and uniformed healthcare.

To everyone who participated and helped make this gathering a success, thank you for your time, enthusiasm, and unwavering support. Here's to continuing our mission of excellence, strengthening our bonds, and inspiring the next generation of military nurses.

30/06/2026

🏅 CALL FOR NOMINATIONS

The Military Nurses Association of the Philippines (MNAP) is now accepting nominations for the Outstanding Retired/Inactive Military Nurses whose exemplary service and enduring contributions have advanced nursing through excellence in:

• Clinical Practice
• Academe
• Research

Nominate a deserving military nurse today and help us honor a legacy of excellence at the upcoming MNAP Annual Convention.

Submit your nominations via email at [email protected] or contact the Nominations Committee through COL HERMIE J GABRIEL NC (Ret) at 0917-188-5289.

Honor excellence. Celebrate service. Inspire the future.

22/06/2026

See you at the MNAP Midyear Forum and Teambuilding 2026!

The Military Nurses Association of the Philippines, Inc. (MNAP) will convene its Midyear Forum and Team Building on 26 June 2026, 9:00 AM at Daza Park, Camp General Emilio Aguinaldo, Quezon City.

This significant professional gathering will serve as a venue for the discussion of the Association’s plans, programs, and directions, as well as the presentation of its semi-annual accomplishments and reports. The activity likewise aims to further strengthen unity, camaraderie, and professional solidarity among military nurses in support of the Association’s continuing mission and objectives.

All members are enjoined to participate in this important organizational undertaking as we continue to uphold excellence in military nursing service, leadership, and professional development.

12/05/2026

MNAP COURTESY CALL | Strengthening Bonds with the Philippine Coast Guard Nursing Service

The Military Nurses Association of the Philippines (MNAP), led by its President, BGEN VENUS M. BAJARIN NC (Ret), conducted a courtesy call to the Chief Nurse, Philippine Coast Guard, COMMODORE LYSAMYRA MARIE N GAVAN PCG, last 21 April 2026, reaffirming strong professional ties and shared commitment to excellence in military nursing.

A key highlight of the engagement was the discussion on strengthening MNAP membership and encouraging greater participation of Coast Guard Nurse Corps Officers in MNAP programs and activities. The importance of active engagement in professional development initiatives, conferences, and organizational events was emphasized as a way to further enhance unity and collaboration across services.

It was also a meaningful moment to recognize that the Chief Nurse, Philippine Coast Guard is a proud Lifetime Member of MNAP, symbolizing long-standing support and dedication to the Association’s mission and vision.

The Chief Nurse expressed continued support for MNAP initiatives and reaffirmed commitment to fostering stronger linkages, participation, and professional growth within the Coast Guard nursing community.

This courtesy call reflects MNAP’s continuing effort to strengthen inter-service collaboration and build an inclusive, engaged, and empowered community of military nurses across all branches of service.

11/05/2026

MNAP COURTESY CALL | Strengthening Partnership with Veterans Memorial Medical Center (VMMC)

On 19 March 2026, the MNAP Board of Directors, led by BGEN VENUS M. BAJARIN NC (Ret), conducted a courtesy call to the Chief Nurse, Veterans Memorial Medical Center (VMMC) at the Chief Nurse Office, VMMC Compound.

The visit highlighted mutual commitment to patient-centered care, professional collaboration, and strengthened institutional linkages.

The Chief Nurse shared VMMC’s continuing efforts to ensure fair and equitable care for all patients, while noting the hospital’s inclusive service to active and retired military personnel, civilian employees, and the general public. Updates on hospital capacity and nursing workforce complement were likewise presented, underscoring VMMC’s operational readiness and service excellence.

Meanwhile, the MNAP Board also shared its upcoming initiatives and upcoming webinars for MNAP and Nurse Corps anniversaries, extending invitations for VMMC leadership and staff participation and support. The potential inclusion of reservist nurses and expansion of MNAP membership within VMMC was also warmly received.

In a spirit of partnership, the Chief Nurse and staff expressed openness to collaboration and interest in joining MNAP, further strengthening professional unity within the military nursing community.

This engagement reflects MNAP’s continuing commitment to building strong partnerships with key medical institutions in advancing compassionate care, professional excellence, and service to the nation.

11/05/2026

MNAP Celebrates International Nurses Week 2026

The Military Nurses Association of the Philippines (MNAP) under the leadership of its President, BGEN VENUS M BAJARIN NC (Ret), celebrates the International Nurses Week 2026 together with all the caring nurses around the world.

With this year’s theme, “Our Nurses, Our Future: Empowered Nurses Save Lives,” we proudly recognize the unwavering dedication, courage, and compassion of nurses who continue to serve as the backbone of healthcare systems and humanitarian response across the globe.

The nurses of the Military Nurses Association of the Philippines exemplify the true spirit of service beyond the walls of healthcare facilities. Empowered military nurses not only save lives but also serve with distinction in combat and operational environments, maritime and coastal missions, aboard naval vessels, humanitarian assistance and disaster response operations in remote and underserved communities, as well as in aeromedical evacuation and in-flight critical care missions. Through leadership, professionalism, research, and compassionate care, MNAP remains steadfast in advancing the welfare, development, and excellence of military nursing in the Philippines.

To all nurses, especially our military nurses, your dedication inspires hope, healing, and resilience. Your service continues to shape a healthier and safer future for every Filipino.

Happy International Nurses Week 2026!

08/05/2026

MNAP COURTESY CALL | Strengthening Partnership with the Commander, Medical Center, Armed Forces of the Philippines

The Military Nurses Association of the Philippines (MNAP), led by its President, BGEN VENUS M. BAJARIN NC (Ret), conducted a courtesy call with the Commander, Medical Center, AFP, BGEN ERICKSON L GOB AFP, last 17 March 2026, reinforcing strong collaboration in advancing military nursing service, welfare, and professional engagement.

During the visit, MNAP presented its upcoming initiatives, including the MNAP Fun Run, requesting support through personnel participation, and the proposed Kalayaan Island Group Medical Mission, which seeks continued coordination and support for medical officer deployment.

Key institutional matters were also discussed, including strengthened partnership through advisory support, with the Commander graciously accepting the role as MNAP Adviser, subject to formal designation. Discussions further highlighted support for MNAP’s welfare initiatives, including assistance for the MNAP Building, potential sponsorship opportunities, and improved resource mobilization.

Additional points included updates on Medical Center, AFP development plans and verification of MNAP building status to ensure proper management and compliance.

The Medical Center, AFP expressed strong support for MNAP’s initiatives, reflecting a shared commitment to service, collaboration, and the continued advancement of military nursing excellence.

MNAP remains steadfast in building strong partnerships that empower its members and strengthen healthcare service delivery across the Armed Forces.

08/05/2026

MNAP COURTESY CALL | Strengthening Collaboration with the Command Nurse, Medical Center, Armed Forces of the Philippines

The Military Nurses Association of the Philippines (MNAP), led by its President, BGEN VENUS M. BAJARIN NC (Ret), conducted a productive courtesy call with the Command Nurse, Medical Center, AFP, COL ERLYN N ESPERA NC(GSC), last 17 March 2026, focusing on strategic initiatives that advance member welfare, organizational sustainability, and professional development.

Key discussions focused on strengthening support for MNAP initiatives and improving resources for the MNAP Building, including the provision of additional mattresses.

Member welfare was likewise emphasized, with renewed commitment to greater inclusion and engagement of retired Nurse Corps Officers. Forward-looking efforts centered on enhancing financial transparency, expanding webinar-based professional development and fund-raising, and developing a 5-year strategic roadmap to guide MNAP’s growth. Additional initiatives included digital transformation through electronic IDs, information drives on post-retirement benefits, benchmarking best practices in fund generation, and strengthening long-term sustainability through property acquisition planning and expanded membership outreach.

The Command Nurse, AFP Medical Center expressed support for MNAP’s continuing initiatives, recognizing its vital role in advancing military nursing welfare, education, and professional excellence.

This engagement reflects MNAP’s commitment to a more inclusive, strategic, and future-ready organization, anchored on service, unity, and sustained professional growth.

05/05/2026

MNAP COURTESY CALL | Strengthening Partnership with the Chief Nurse, Philippine Army

The Military Nurses Association of the Philippines (MNAP), led by its President, BGEN VENUS M BAJARIN NC (Ret), conducted a courtesy call to the Chief Nurse, Philippine Army, COL ALLAN V GULAPA NC(GSC), last 24 February 2026, reaffirming its commitment to unity, professional advancement, and the continued strengthening of military nursing practice.

The discussion centered on key organizational priorities, including the expansion and securing of active membership among Philippine Army Nurse Corps Officers to ensure full representation and stronger engagement in MNAP programs and initiatives. MNAP also highlighted its continuing activities focused on professional development, leadership, and welfare support for both active and retired members.

A major point of collaboration was the continued publication of the Military Nursing Journal, serving as a platform for research, evidence-based practice, and professional exchange among military nurses. Updates on upcoming MNAP activities and programs were likewise presented, emphasizing opportunities for participation, contribution, and institutional support.

The Chief Nurse, Philippine Army expressed support for MNAP’s initiatives and recognized its vital role in promoting excellence, cohesion, and professional identity within the Army Nurse Corps.

This engagement reflects MNAP’s sustained effort to strengthen partnerships across all branches of service and to build a more unified, active, and empowered military nursing community.

05/05/2026

MNAP COURTESY CALL | Strengthening Partnership with the Chief Nurse, Philippine Air Force

The Military Nurses Association of the Philippines (MNAP), led by its President, BGEN VENUS M BAJARIN NC (Ret), conducted a courtesy call to the Chief Nurse, Philippine Air Force, COL DARLENE D FLORES NC(MNSA), last 24 February 2026, reinforcing its commitment to collaboration, professional growth, and the welfare of Nurse Corps, AFP.

The dialogue focused on key priorities that support the advancement of military nursing within the Air Force, particularly the strengthening of members’ welfare programs, expanded professional opportunities, and enhanced engagement across all levels of the Nurse Corps. MNAP also emphasized the importance of achieving maximum membership among active Air Force Nurse Corps Officers to ensure unified representation and stronger participation in organizational initiatives.

Updates on MNAP programs and activities were likewise presented, highlighting opportunities for active involvement in professional development activities, publications, and organizational events designed to promote excellence, camaraderie, and service-oriented leadership.

The Chief Nurse, Philippine Air Force expressed strong support for MNAP’s initiatives and recognized the value of an active, well-engaged nursing community in advancing mission readiness and quality healthcare delivery within the service.

This engagement reflects MNAP’s continuing commitment to building strong institutional partnerships and ensuring that every Nurse Corps Officer is empowered, represented, and actively involved in shaping the future of military nursing.

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