THE ZAMBOANGA Peninsula Polytechnic State University broke ground for its wellness center that is set to rise by 2023.

The ZPPSU Public Information Office said that the center will offer services “for the body and mind.”

ZPPSU President Nelson Cabral said that it will be one of the best projects of the university under his watch.

The building will have a fitness gym, massage and spa, coffee shop and multifunction hall for activities like yoga, zumba, and martial arts.

The project has an allocation of P27 million.

The first phase of the construction has a budget of P12.7 million.