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The student nurses from BSN III-L held a community outreach program in Kalunasan, Guadalupe to address malnutrition. They provided a feeding program serving pospas (lugaw) to share their blessings with the community and children. As part of the program, the students took height, weight, and blood pressure measurements of the residents. The outreach program was enjoyed by both the residents and the student nurses.

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BSN III-L COMMUNITY OUTREACH KALUNASAN, GUADALUPE `1 st semester 2007

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Be careful, the soup is still hot….whew!!

A hot piece of our love for the kids of Kalunasan!!!

A bond so tight and strong… the foods for thought!!

Good bye for now!!!! We’re going back promise!!!

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