Recovery can be rough and discouraging after one experiences disasters such as fire accidents. In the blink of an eye, a fire can make you lose everything that you have. However, when given the right opportunities, people can be capable of recovering and surviving life even after a terrible fire. For Marivic Baldovino of Tago, continue reading : Recovery through sustainable livelihood
It is a total nightmare when the things you’ve worked hard for many years are engulfed by a big, terrible fire. It can be a horrifying sight. Without a doubt, this situation can have the power to exhaust all hope that you have. This is what happened to Gilbert Abing and Reny Jayme – both continue reading : A spark of hope for fire victims
In its pursuit to help individuals and families in conflict-vulnerable areas, the Department of Social Welfare and Development has extended livelihood assistance to 592 former rebels (FRs) and 99 Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) associations under conflict-vulnerable areas in the region in the year 2021. Through the SLP, a total of Php11,840,000 was allocated as Livelihood continue reading : DSWD Caraga extends financial aid to 592 former rebels, 99 SLPAs under conflict-vulnerable areas in 2021
Just like the thousands of Filipinos whose lives changed drastically due to the pandemic, Ernesto Dagasuhan and his family also went through huge, dramatic adjustments just to survive that phase. Ernesto, a husband, father, and fish vendor from Barobo, Surigao del Sur, was left helpless when the national government implemented the community quarantine to minimize continue reading : Fishing for a better life
Fire accidents can be a scary thing. It has the ability to take lives, destroy homes, ruin the environment, and bring an emotional toll on people. Many people have been derailed in life due to this kind of incident. But luckily, there are also some who were able to recover and build a life again. continue reading : Life after the fire: IDP stories of hope and recovery
The DSWD Field Office Caraga, together with other members of the Caraga Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (RDRRMC), held a consultative dialogue with the Provincial Local Government Unit of Dinagat Islands and various local government units (LGUs) in the island to strengthen coordination and discuss points of collaboration that will help them deliver continue reading : DSWD strengthens coordination with Dinagat Islands LGUs for Odette response
In its relentless strive to address the needs of those communities affected by #OdettePH, DSWD Field Office Caraga continues to strengthen its relief efforts and augmentation assistance in various areas in Surigao del Norte and Province of Dinagat Islands by providing food and non-food supplies to families affected by the super typhoon. On January 12, continue reading : DSWD continues relief efforts, send more assistance to LGUs
BUTUAN CITY – The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Field Office Caraga released livelihood assistance in the forms of cash and check to 94 former rebels (FRs) and 15 conflict-vulnerable areas (CVA) associations from the different municipalities in Agusan del Norte on December 8, 2021. Each FR received the Livelihood Settlement Grant amounting continue reading : DSWD releases livelihood assistance to former rebels, conflict-vulnerable associations