LamoiyanCorporation, maker of Licealiz Head Lice Treatment Shampoo, has served 23,200 students in 116 public schools nationwide and counting since the start of its free shampooing program in 2014. This 2017,the company continued its initiative to educate the public on head lice infestation issues with the second year of its KilusangKontraKuto campaign.
“Head lice infestation or pediculosis is a public health problem that needs addressing, not just because of the health risks involved, but also because of the negative connotation associated with having kuto,” shared Bing Cavestany, Marketing Director of Lamoiyan Corporation. “It’s a problem that has always been there, and one that we have a solution to. With the KilusangKontraKuto, we hope to provide a safe and practical way of treating head lice infestation, and to remove the stigma against lice-infested people,” said Cavestany.
This year, Lamoiyan broadened its campaign by partnering with the Department of Education (DepEd), UP Manila College of Public Health, and Mommy Bloggers Philippines. “By forming and strengthening our institutional partnerships, we hope to extend our efforts to reach more communities and become channels of support to a problem that can be solved through education and community action,” shared Cavestany.
Aside from providing free shampooing activities and lectures to children and parents nationwide, Lamoiyan Corporation also organized a health forum for 149 Barangay Health Workers in Parañaque City, donated kontra-kuto kits and educational materials to 348 schools nationwide, and provided hygiene packs for the Marawi relief operations conducted by DepEd.
Lamoiyan Corporation is set to end the year with the last leg of its Nationwide OplanAlisKuto caravan in Mindanao, with over 8,000 children shampooed and 30 public schools visited.
For more information on head lice prevention and treatment, visit www.facebook.com/licealiz.
I remember the kuto like the plague back when my daughter was in preschool. Grabe! I used Licealiz and it worked like magic. Thankfully, hindi na umulit!
Licealiz is effective. I have an house angel before who has lice and she used this, super effective for her.
The stigma of having kuto leaves a great impact on a child. I’m glad that this program promotes awareness and teaches the people on how to treat the problem.
This is a great initiative by Lamoiyan. Hopefully they could visit more schools in the future. 🙂
I’m thankful that there’s no “kuto” outbreak in my daughter’s school. I remember horror stories from my yaya that if a child has kuto, the child will get think because the kuto will drink the blood of the kid. Yes, my yaya loves to scare me but I love scary stories so we’re even! Kidding aside, glad that there are companies who does outreach programs such as this,
I like Licealiz, though I haven’t really had kuto in a long time, pag napaparanoid ako, I use it. Parang shampoo lang siya and mabango siya unlike other lice treatments.
I’m glad local corporations are working toward the eradication of this problem. I hope they can visit schools in remote areas in the country, too!
I’ve never had any experience with kuto but its good that there’s a product like his to get rid of them right away.
I tried that before, bukod sa mabango effective talaga syang pangtanggal kuto
Salute to Lamoiyan Corporation for this campaign. A big help to students with head lice. I heard many good feedback sa licealiz ang galing pa quasi natural ang ingredients right mommy?
I like Licealiz because it really delivers its promise of removing kuto!
I remember having a classmate who had lice on her hair. They were so obvious and she was standing in front of me a lot of times because her surname is close to mine. I was so afraid.
Licealiz is effective. Ginamit ko sya for Chelsea before ,nung nagkaroon sya ng kuto. It’s a great campign by Lamoiyan Corporation.