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Photo AlbumSep 23, '08 6:20 PM
for everyone
For those who may have forgotten, Western Visayas was hit a few months back by Bagyo Frank, which resulted to a ravaged and devastated land. While the storm may have come and gone, many families and their livelihood were ruined, and given the slow progress of help, most villages, especially those far-flung form the cities, rarely or never got the help they so needed.

A few days after that happened, my friend Jason and I organized a care package of old clothes and food stock to send out to Iloilo, and we asked you guys to donate, through clothes or food stock. The response, however short the notice, was very positive, and we sincerely thank you all. We came up with a whopping 11 boxes' worth of donated clothes and other items, which was divided among the baranggays.

These pictures** were sent to me recently --- our donations were sent out to families in the far-flung baranggays of Lantangan and Gabi, Carles,Iloilo through a joint outreach program by the WVSU College of Arts & Sciences Graduate Studies - Masters in Public Governance (through the efforts of Dr. April Dream Teodosio), TESDA, Philippine National Red Cross, PCSO, NMYL (Iloilo Chapter) and PAMET (Iloilo Chapter), with logistics support by Carles Shangri-La Family Resort. It is in congruence with their program which not only gave families clothing and food supplies, but also provided a free medical checkup, and seminars on alternative livelihood programs, First Aid and Basic Life Support, et al.

It is with great honor and pleasure to have NGOs, schools and valiant individuals help in the cause of helping out these people --- i would like to thank everybody who lent a helping hand, through cash or kind, or even through prayer to those who were affected.

**will post more pictures soon!


WVSU Outreach
  

the town's shoreline
  

volunteers on the way
  

beauty even in the most remote places
  

setting up
  

donations area
  

kids line up for a picture
  

starting with a prayer
  

families who came
  

teaching CPR
  

volunteer shows the way
  

kids trying CPR out
  

men learn the basic life support
  

teaching shellcraft as a livelihood
  

eager learners
  

shellscraft as alternative livelihood
  

medical mission
  

dispersal of medicines
  

check up on supplies
  


robertrcarr wrote on May 15, '09



nice information
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