The Kapitolyo sa Barangay Program has resumed its efforts to deliver vital services to the people of Lubao, starting the year with a renewed commitment to community support.

Vice Governor Lilia “Nanay” Pineda, on behalf of Governor Dennis “Delta” Pineda, together with Lubao Mayor Esmie Pineda, visited barangays near the town centers to assess the needs of residents and offer necessary assistance.

This initiative has been instrumental in raising awareness about provincial government services, particularly in providing medical assistance, ensuring that no one is left without help.

To reduce the burden of travel for medical consultations, the provincial government has committed to providing ECG machines and establishing laboratories in barangay health centers.

“Ini pung programa ng Gov, mamye ya pung ditak a saup kareng Kapampangan. Ding tutukan mi pu reng masakit kasi bawat baryu pu na ating health center dinan tana la pung laboratory tests ampong, panulu, at ECG,” said Vice Governor Lilia Pineda.

Further enhancing healthcare access, the provincial government is also constructing a P50-million diagnostic building, funded by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Located behind the Lubao Municipal Hall, this facility will offer essential diagnostic services such as laboratory tests, ECG, 2D-echo, and more.

In addition to reaching barangays near the town centers, the program also extended its services to coastal areas, including Barangays Bancal Sinubli, Bancal Pugad, and Teresa 2nd.

“Maswelu ku pu king terminu ku na kasaup kula pu di ima ku ampo y wali ku. Saup-saup kami pu para kekayu pu,“ said Mayor Esmie Pineda.

A flagship program of Governor Delta Pineda, the Kapitolyo sa Barangay Program ensures that essential government services are accessible, even to the most remote communities. So far this year, nearly 15,000 residents in Lubao have benefited from the program, receiving both cash and food assistance.