Two new free medical and health programs of UNTV for the country’s indigents were among the recent projects launched by Kuya Daniel Razon during the station’s ninth anniversary celebration this month of July.

The Philippine highways will soon see cab drivers giving emergency-and-rescue response day and night, which is part of a new public service campaign by Kuya Daniel Razon called “Tulong Muna Bago Pasada” (Rescue First, Drive Later) launched just earlier in June this year.

Two hundred twenty-five La Verdad Christian College scholars marched to receive their diplomas at the end of the school year 2012-2013. The college graduates include 154 from Apalit campus and 71 from Caloocan City branch.

Coinciding with its first year celebration in the airwaves, UNTV Radio La Verdad was named the “Most Supportive Radio Station” by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) recently.

Veteran broadcaster Daniel Razon is hosting a new radio program called “Dear Kuya” airing daily over UNTV Radio La Verdad 1350, marking the fulfillment of his long-time advocacy about bringing the ‘glory of radio’ back in the mainstream.

Through the program called Aksyon ni Kuya, a free short course that was started this month of January, the veteran broadcast journalist aims to send hopeful learners from poor families to vocational schools without worrying about the expenses attached to studying a vocational course.

Following the launch of UNTV Mobile Radio and Student Hour earlier last year, Kuya Daniel continues to expand his student journalism project with more trainings to empower youth students for more community-centered reporting.

Knowing his dedication to public service works, Kuya Daniel Razon recently launched the BMPI Recording Studio that the veteran broadcaster stressed was geared for the purpose of sustaining the public service initiatives started at UNTV.

“Let’s go and let’s do public service!”

Kuya Daniel Razon boomed this to signal the deployment of UNTV‘s News and Rescue Team and public service volunteers during its year-end coverage dubbed Repaso 2012: A UNTV Special Yearend Report.

From the eve of December 31 to the break of dawn of January 1, 2013, the Philippines’ Public Service Channel will not only present its year-end coverage of the revelry. Like last year, UNTV will mobilize its rescue units to provide emergency-response operations and services centralized through its News-and-Rescue Command Center.