#stateofcalamity

Do you know how much resiliency a Filipino has? Despite all the loss and damage they experience, their strength to rise again and their willingness to help others never fade. Even when they are the ones

Hi dear Hivers! I just want to share what is happening here in Bogo after the big earthquake. Even if the earthquake already finished, the aftershocks are still happening until now. Sometimes it’s small,

Relief goods, medical response, and temporary shelter are given to the earthquake victims after the 6.9 magnitude quake in Northern Cebu. But what should be included, as an intervention for the calamity's

Hello Hivers, as many of you already know, Cebu City was struck by a strong 6.9 magnitude earthquake six days ago. Our town was among those badly affected by the disaster. Many houses were damaged, and

We lost everything that night, yet what we built after will always remind us why hope never sleeps.

If you ask anyone in Northern Cebu, they will say the same thing about the night of September 30.

This is the fifth day of our recovery process after that 6.9 magnitude earthquake broke our homes and lives. It is evident that we are still far from living again the comfortable life we once had, and

I haven’t written a blog yet in this community because I wanted it to be happy and special, to capture my daily life as an adult and educator. I knew I would be posting here soon, but I didn’t expect it

Hello hivers! sorry for I have been inactive for some days already due to some emergency. I want to take this moment to ask and call for help. On the night of September 30, everything changed so fast.

It was just an ordinary, peaceful night in our house, just like the nights we sleep comfortably together and with trust in the place we once called home. Again, it was just an ordinary night, but what

The State Of Calamity Is Extended In My Country Which Is A Good News For Me

I Am Hoping That The State of Calamity Declaration Would Get Extended In My Country