PhilHealth Konsulta
The family profile shows each member's Konsulta coverage, so mothers and children are steered to their primary care provider for check-ups. E-prescriptions land in the family wallet.
First 1,000 days
Stunting prevention starts before the child is born
SAFERSCHOOL.AI follows a family from pregnancy to the child's second birthday: antenatal visits, vaccines, meals, growth and PhilHealth benefits, then a first taste of learning with strict time limits.
From pregnancy to age 2
Follow one family through the first 1,000 days
Stunting starts long before school, so SAFERSCHOOL.AI starts with the expectant mother. Tap each stage to see what the household device does.
About the first 270 days
A digital Pink Card for every expectant mother
The household device carries the mother's Pink Card. It tracks her antenatal visits and reminds her before each one, so fewer are missed.
Who is involved: Mother, RHU midwife and municipal physician
What the device tracks
- The 4 to 8 DOH antenatal care visits
- Blood pressure readings
- Iron and folate supplements
- Tetanus-diphtheria (Td) shots
From age 2
First lessons on the family tablet, with a time limit that holds
When the child turns two, the same kit opens a small, locked learning space. Short sessions build the basics, then the tablet goes back to the parent.
Ana's learning time
Age 2Daily limit, set by the parent
Session in progress18 of 30 min
- Count the mangoes
- Find the circle
- Say the letter A in Hiligaynon
A simulation of the child profile, for illustration.
A hard stop, not a reminder
Knox locks the child profile after 30 to 45 minutes, set by the parent. It cannot be skipped from the child's side.
Offline and ad-free
Lessons run from the device with no browser, no ads and no app store.
In the child's own language
Counting, shapes and first sounds are taught in the mother tongue.
Learning together
The profile is built for a parent or day care worker sitting beside the child.
Health and PhilHealth
The family's health benefits, on the same device
The kit that tracks the pregnancy also connects the household to PhilHealth, the barangay health team and the support it is entitled to.
PhilHealth GAMOT
Outpatient medicines under PhilHealth GAMOT are tracked with the child's health record, alongside the family's statutory medicine discounts.
Pocket Clinic for health workers
Midwives, school nurses and physicians keep pregnancy, vaccine, nutrition and referral records on the Pocket Clinic. Only authorized medical and nursing staff can open them.
Help with hospital bills
DSWD AICS hospital guarantee letters are checked in advance, so a family facing a hospital stay knows what support it can get.
Support for solo parents
Under R.A. 11861, solo parents get discount codes for infant formula, diapers, medicines and vaccines for children up to age 6.
School health, all the way up
As the child grows, the same record carries school clinic referrals, feeding program attendance and medical clearance before PE.
Health modules are planned for later phases and depend on DOH and PhilHealth agreements. Health workers keep every clinical decision.
Inside the app
Maternal, early childhood and nutrition screens
Screens from the maternal continuity hub, Pocket Pre-School, the ECCD facilitator desk, the nutrition tracker and the health clinic.
Try the live demo
Opens the SAFERSCHOOL demo app in a new tab.
Maternal continuity hub
Support for expectant learners to finish school: prenatal education, meal plans, danger-sign triage and an urgent care button.
The care team
Health workers stay in charge. The device keeps everyone connected.
Mothers, midwives and nutrition scholars share one record of the pregnancy and the child's growth, even in barangays with no signal.
Mothers and families
Get visit and vaccine reminders, scan meals, follow their child's growth record and join DSWD Family Development Sessions in their own language.
RHU midwives and physicians
See each mother's Pink Card and each baby's vaccine schedule on the Pocket Clinic, synced both ways, so no visit falls through the cracks.
Barangay Nutrition Scholars
Take and confirm height and weight, receive SMS alerts when a child needs help and follow up at home.
What it never does
- It never diagnoses stunting from the camera
- Health workers take and confirm every measurement
- No unsupervised screen time for young children
- No promise of quick stunting reduction
Funded and tested where it matters
Under R.A. 11148, the Kalusugan at Nutrisyon ng Mag-Nanay Act, DOH and the National Nutrition Council co-fund the service for young, stunted and 4Ps learners. The module is planned for the WVSU Pathfinder pilot, including the Lanit Aeta resettlement community child development center in Jaro, Iloilo.
See how the service is funded
Bring the first 1,000 days module to your barangays
Request a briefing with SAFERCOMS Inc. for your LGU, health office or nutrition council.