PNP Personnel Recovering From Injury or Illness at General Hospital Receive Early Christmas Gifts
Several PNP personnel who were recovering at the PNP General Hospital inside Camp Crame received early Christmas gifts.
Recently, the spirit of Christmas was felt early at the PNP General Hospital personnel undergoing treatment received a simple but meaningful Christmas surprise. The activity showed the continued care and concern of the Philippine National Police for its members, especially those who are recovering from illness or injury.
Under the leadership of Police Lieutenant General Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr., the PNP organized a gift-giving activity for 40 police personnel currently admitted at the hospital. The effort was made possible through the cooperation of the PNP Officers’ Ladies Club Foundation, Inc. and the support of the PNP Health Service.
Together, they worked to bring comfort and encouragement to those who are spending the holiday season away from their families.
During the activity, the strength and resilience of the recovering personnel were recognized and appreciated. The early Christmas gifts may have been simple, but they carried a deeper meaning.
The program shows that each police officer is valued and remembered, especially during times when they are most vulnerable.
Mrs. Mary Rose Nartatez personally delivered the gifts and warm messages to the patients on behalf of her husband.
The event was part of the program “Pamaskong Handog 2025: Alay ni TSIP Para sa mga Pasyente ng PNPGH,”, which aims to spread hope and care among police personnel in need. Through this initiative, the PNP reaffirmed its commitment not only to public service but also to the welfare of its own members.
For the patients at the hospital, the visit brought smiles, encouragement, and renewed strength. It reminded them that they are not alone and that the organization they serve stands with them as they recover.
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