The St. Camillus Hospital of Mati Foundation - Community Based Health Care Program (CBHCP) of Mati, Davao Oriental is now continuing its alternative traditional treatment services such as acupuncture, acupressure, reflexology, ventusa, orthopedic massage and herbal products/preparations. The bananas planted by the Community Health Volunteers and the herbal plants are growing with other new plants added and are feeding people and the animals cared within the compound. A farm plan is prepared for the adjacent hectare to grow diverse vegetables and some fruit trees to provide healthy food for the patients and people in general.

The community Based Health Care Program continues to facilitate trainings to different groups in Mati.  They are the following:
 

1. Healing Education to Daycare Teachers of Mati of the Department of Social work Office (DSWO) - Mati. 
   
   It was facilitated by Dr. Rosalinda “Moon” Maglana, Chairman of Alternatibong Kalamboan Katilingbanong Panglawas (AKKAP) which means Alternative Community Health Development, Kidapawan, Cotabato. It was attended by fifty seven (57) participants, all of them satisfied by the anthroposophic medicine background on child’s natural development in both body and soul. They also desired to learn how to prepare herbal medicine preparation to augment their care to the children entrusted to them and to teach the mothers how to do it and practice healing process at home.
   
   It was held on March 21, 2009 at CBHCP kiosk, the venue of the training.  It usually accommodates 25 persons but on this day 57 persons were gathered around, were served well, and were satisfied for it had been long time that they have had a seminar of this kind.

The Feeding Program in Sitio Cavite started in February 2002 where many children were undernourished and 3 Children (brother & sisters) died one after the other due to malnutrition.

The Sisters started to gather 30 undernourished children from the place ages 1-7, and were given full lunch every Saturday at the kiosk. Medical consultation with free medicines were held from time to time. Later on, many others volunteered to sponsor the food and gift items for children.

In 2004, when the number of children reached 70, many of them were diagnosed to have Koch's Infection. Due to the expensive and tedious medication, the six-month treatment only began in 2006 with 6 children. But God is very generous and sent benefactors who sponsored some more.