#FlashbackFriday – One of the ways we help communities is by enabling them to be prepared in the event of disasters or emergency situations, all the while being financially resilient. For instance, more than a year ago we coordinated with a of group of empowered women in making an impact in their livelihoods and their […]
Disasters due to climate change have reportedly doubled globally during the last 20 years. The Philippines is already one of the most disaster-prone countries in the world, and being faced with disasters several times in a year, Filipinos are driven to resilience. As we experience increasing temperatures and more extreme weather changes in the long […]
Many Filipinos to this day continue to live in evacuation camps or makeshift homes. These are the people are often forced to leave their homes due to conflict or disasters who until now have not been able to start over. Most have limited job opportunities and struggle to provide for their families. For over 20 […]
Fighting severe hunger is not as easy as simply providing food. It takes proper attention, treatment and time to help a child recover from malnutrition. Help us provide children who are suffering from chronic malnutrition with the appropriate care that they need. 𝗗𝗼𝗻𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗻𝗼𝘄. https://actionagainsthunger.ph/call-for-donations (Photo by Lys Arango for Action Against Hunger)
The Alternative Resilient Livelihood program under our ProACT project was officially launched last April 14, 2021 during the first Sikpaw Festival held at Tuyawan Aqua Park, Magsaysay, Nabunturan. The festival is derived from the local term ‘Sikpaw’, which in Nabunturan means “harvesting using fish nets.” The concept originated from the Municipal Agriculture Office of Nabunturan […]
