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Bohol needs shelter repair

Bohol needs shelter repair The towns of Ubay and Bien Unida in Bohol are in dire need of shelter repair as more than 24,000 houses have been damaged in these areas. This has been the assessment of the Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council.In Ubay, 336 families are still in the evacuation center.Meanwhile, 1502…

A PRAYER

“We prayed that the Lord would give us knowledge and wisdom on how to conduct this activity, and for comfort and protection during travel.”– Anniete Lumigat, PHILRADS

PHILRADS identifies the hardest-hit and least served barangays in Bien Unida, Bohol,

PHILRADS identifies the hardest-hit and least served barangays in Bien Unida, Bohol, with the help of the Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office, through Nurse Arcelle Avenido. #OdettePH #PHILRADSInAction #ServingPeopleInJesusName

TEAM BOHOL: PHILRADS team plans and coordinates with Ptr. Rey and Pastora Laura Jen Masumbol of Light and Life Christian Fellowship.

TEAM BOHOL: PHILRADS team plans and coordinates with Ptr. Rey and Pastora Laura Jen Masumbol of Light and Life Christian Fellowship. They are bound today to Bien Unido, Bohol to conduct the Rapid Damage Analysis and Needs Assessment, together with Ptr. Efren Portiz of Worldwide Evangelical Christian Church. #OdettePH #PHILRADSInAction #ServingPeopleInJesusName

PHILRADS team is bound to Bohol today to conduct intial assessment for Typhoon Odette relief.

PHILRADS team is bound to Bohol today to conduct intial assessment for Typhoon Odette relief. Afterwards, they will re-visit Cebu for further relief operations. Pray for their safety and smooth travels. #OdettePH #PHILRADSinAction #ServingPeopleInJesusName

Brgy Captain Myra Capison of Justiniana Edera, Dinagat Island, shares the plight of the villagers.

Brgy Captain Myra Capison of Justiniana Edera, Dinagat Island, shares the plight of the villagers.Help Dinagat Island! You may send in your donation to: Banco De Oro (BDO)ACCOUNT NAME: PHILIPPINE RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES, INC.ACCOUNT NUMBER (PESO SAVINGS): 003980000251 Union BankACCOUNT NAME: Philippine Relief and Development Services Inc.ACCOUNT NUMBER: 002480003160You may also send your donation…

Barangay Cabitoonan, General Luna in Siargao Island

Barangay Cabitoonan, General Luna in Siargao Island was one of the most affected and least served, which qualifies for PHILRADS’ criteria in selecting which community to help. Notwithstanding the ten-hour wait and travel to Siargao, the PHILRADS team had finally given them relief items on January 6. This has been the biggest help General Luna…

Because of the Gospel, we can stand firm and be steadfast in the work of the Lord. –Bishop Noel

Because of the Gospel, we can stand firm and be steadfast in the work of the Lord. –Bishop Noel Pantoja to 50 pastors during the banquet at Jesus Is The Way, The Truth and The Life church in Dinagat Island, on January 6. The church sits on a mountaintop facing a barangay severely damaged by…

The National Director calls the Evangelical Community to pray and support the relief and development projects of PHILRADS in Mindanao.

The San Jose Seaport was a bustling seaport of Dinagat Islands and the main arrival of the port was destroyed by Odette. The entire arrival area, especially the offices and port police station, were severely damaged. There was no roofing. Currently, in spite of the damage, many passengers flock to get a sea craft. The…

The PHILRADS Team is bound to Siargao Island

The PHILRADS Team is bound to Siargao Island for today’s disaster response together with Mindanao Evangelical Leaders Coalition (MELC) and Kagay-an Evangelical Disaster Response Network (KEDRN). We thank the Philippine Coast Guard for the boat ride to Siargao. #OdettePH #PHILRADSInAction #ServingPeopleInJesusName

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PHILRADS has officially received the Pamaskong Bayong food packs from Jubilee Academy

GIFT WITH HEART PARCEL PROGRAM

A week after the assessment, PHILRADS is back in Capiz for a disaster response to the communities affected by typhoon Paeng.

Our house was completely submerged. Farming is the only source of income we have. Right now,

PHILRADS has completed the Rapid Damaged Assessment to the most affected places in Capiz.

A Message From Bishop Noel Pantoja