We are grateful for all your donations! We had our first wave of relief operations in Kabayani Road, Nangka, Marikina City. We distributed to about 75 families. We gave out grocery packages with rice, coffee, laundry soap, canned goods, noodles, oatmeal drink, etc. We also gave out kitchen utensils, vitamins, old clothes. And even some …
In the midst of the pandemic, the Philippines had been hit by strong typhoons, the recent of which is the Typhoon Ulysses (International name: Vamco), which had cause much challenge and difficulty for the people. Many were affected by the flood and strong winds, causing their homes to be damaged, and their things being wiped …
The construction industry had been affected much during the Covid-19 pandemic, because of the restrictions of the lockdown in the Philippines. There were construction workers who were not able to travel back to their homes, and were stuck in their places of work with little or no food supplies. There was a family who helped …
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In the beginning of the lockdown, there were many people who lost jobs, and the prices of food supplies became higher. The people were struggling on how to get food, at the same time there were so many restrictions and challenges in going to the market place because of the Covid-19 pandemic. In one of …
This was our visit in Barangay Inarawan in Antipolo City. Despite the challenges during this pandemic time, the people are still hopeful and they are thankful for God’s providence and protection for their families. I am encouraged with their persistence that even though life is difficult, I can still feel the joy in their hearts, …
This is one of the areas in Antipolo City called Sitio McAdams, that we are overseeing in partnership with a local church. After many months of not being able to visit them, it was such an encouragement to meet some of them again personally, and they were able to share their experiences about the Covid-19 …
According to the recent survey in the Philippines, there were about 7.6 million Filipino families who went hungry amid the COVID-19 crisis. People who lived in the slums are struggling so much especially in the lengthiest lockdown. “Hungry and hopeless” were the words that described the families with their struggles during this time of pandemic. …
As the lockdown continues and as more people are losing jobs, we are continually giving food aid and receiving updates from the families of the different communities that we are overseeing. This is in partnership with a local church, Faith Christian Fellowship. Thank you for all our partners/sponsors, and for the volunteers who helped in …
It has been a productive short meeting and updates with some of our ALS (Alternative Learning System) students. We encouraged them to continually study during the pandemic time even though it is difficult. It has been a struggle for them to study because they need to find other ways to earn a living, and help …
The parents of the children had expressed their heartfelt thanks that we have been consistently encouraging them and being on their side during this time of pandemic! They said that what we do, truly gives an impact on the children and to their families, by bringing them joy and hope in times of uncertainty and …
