Archeology accounts that more than three hundred years ago, in the northern part of Quezon Province, a promising town called Binangonan del Ampon, now known as Infanta, was established. Today, it is declared as the great gateway to the Pacific.
Healthy children indicate a healthy community that is why children must be kept healthy.
The Integrated Managementof Childhood Illness (IMCI) is one program of the Department of Health under the supervision of the World Health Organization (WHO) that assesses and classifies children aging 1 week to 5 years old experiencing disease conditions.This program is aimed at diagnosing childhood diseases and giving appropriate interventions by the use of a chart booklet.
We envision Infanta to be a community of God-loving, healthy, peaceful, prosperous, self-reliant, self-directing and disaster resilient citizenry, with a diversified economy, a balanced-ecology and a local leadership that is committed to social justice and equity.
Infanta is a second class municipality and one of the oldest towns in Quezon Province. It has a total land area of 34,276 hectares and a population of 50,992 people in 10,220 households based on the data released by the NSO on 2007 Census. It is located 144 kilometers northeast of Manila, and 136 kilometers north of Lucena City and has a geographical coordinates of 13° 45' N, 121° 37' E. It is lying along the coast of the Pacific Ocean facing the island municipalities of Polillio. It straddles a portion of the Sierra Madre Mountains.
LCEs, TODAs sign transport agreement between Infanta, Gen. NakarWednesday, 07 October 2009 Infanta Mayor Filipina Grace R. America, Gen. Nakar Mayor Leovegildo R. Ruzol and Presidents of Gen. Nakar Federation of Tricycle Association (GENFEDTA) and Federation of Infanta Tricycle... + Read more
Infanta enacts Gender and Development CodeWednesday, 07 October 2009 In line with the thrust of the municipal government of Infanta to promote gender equality and facilitate mainstreaming of gender and development (GAD) in its policies, plans, programs, and... + Read more
DENR-CENRO orders illegitimate migrants to abandon protected area in Brgy. MagsaysayWednesday, 07 October 2009 Sitio Kerosep, Brgy. Magsaysay, Infanta (July 16, 2009) - In a dialogue between the migrants of protected areas covered by the NIPAS (The National Integrated Protected Areas System) Act of ... + Read more
LGU Infanta pursues construction of 3-storey municipal extension building Wednesday, 07 October 2009 In view of the increasing daily transaction of the municipal government of Infanta, and with the objective of providing a more efficient service to the transacting public, the present... + Read more
Infanta clears, dredges creeks...Thursday, 14 August 2008Infanta clears, dredges creeks to mitigate adverse flooding effects Portion of Bantilan before (left) and after (right) clearing The local government of Infanta included among its... + Read more
Invitation To Bid
Construction of brgy. hall (Lot I) - Brgy. AbiawinMonday, 23 November 2009 INVITATION TO APPLY FOR ELIGIBILITY AND TO BID ... + Read more
Archeology accounts that more than three hundred years ago, in the northern part of Quezon Province, a promising town called Binangonan del Ampon, now known as Infanta, was established. Today, it is declared as the great gateway to the Pacific.
