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June 10, 2014 Narrative Report of Typhoon Yolanda Last November 8, 2013 Antique was among most the Provinces hit by Super Typhoon “Yolanda” which left most of the families homeless in northern part particularly in the small Islands of the Province. Let Us Care Foundation Inc., made a leap reaching out the poor victims in coordination of the local government agencies. Let Us Care was able to identify the town of Culasi, Tibiao, Barbaza as beneficiary of its typhoon relief operation. This Relief operation focused on restoring houses of the poor victims and extended help for their livelihood in the Islands (Malalison, Maniguin, Panagatan) by which they were Provided fishing nets, ropes, and other materials needed for repairing their boats. Let Us Care donated medicines for the selected poor victims. May 5, 2014 I went to Malalison Island to check 25 beneficiaries of Housing materials and the beneficiaries of fishing nets for their livelihood. Out of 25 beneficiaries 23 houses are already done, and the remaining 2 houses is still on construction process because according to them, they don’t have enough resources to pay the carpenter to fix it immediately but they promised me to finish it as soon as possible. The Counterpart of the families is the bamboo for the trusses and the labor for the Carpenter. Regarding to the fishing nets we donated for their livelihood the recipient of the charity were very Thankful to us, The Let Us Care Foundation for giving them materials for their livelihood. According to them it change their lives compared before that they have nothing to used for fishing as their source of living. Municipality of Barbaza, brgy Esparar, 20 households, brgy Lisub, 22 households, total of 42. Our Project was totally implemented because the materials we gave are successfully utilized for their needs. In my observation they are near totally recovered from the tragedy that they encountered. In brgy Lisub Most of the people’s way of living is fishing and farming. Brgy Esparar people’s way of living is more on farming and carpentry. Municipality of Tibiao, Brgy Martinez, 22 hoseholds, Poblacion Tibiao, 22 households, total of 44. Our Project in Brgy Martinez out of 22, 20 beneficiaries were finished constructed their houses the remaining two are single parent and have no enough resources to spend for the labor of the carpenter. Poblacion Tibiao, out of 22 beneficiaries, 19 households was finished. The remaining seven is still on going for constructing their houses because according to them they were busy for their way of living that’s way they fix it step by step. Even though they are still a few unfinished houses, the project has been implemented well and we have done our part touching their lives in the times where they needed us most. The beneficiaries are very thankful for the help we extended by that it helps them recovered from the disaster they encountered.
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June 10, 2014

Narrative Report of Typhoon Yolanda

Last November 8, 2013 Antique was among most the Provinces hit by Super Typhoon “Yolanda” which

left most of the families homeless in northern part particularly in the small Islands of the Province.

Let Us Care Foundation Inc., made a leap reaching out the poor victims in coordination of the local

government agencies. Let Us Care was able to identify the town of Culasi, Tibiao, Barbaza as beneficiary

of its typhoon relief operation. This Relief operation focused on restoring houses of the poor victims

and extended help for their livelihood in the Islands (Malalison, Maniguin, Panagatan) by which they

were Provided fishing nets, ropes, and other materials needed for repairing their boats.

Let Us Care donated medicines for the selected poor victims.

May 5, 2014 I went to Malalison Island to check 25 beneficiaries of Housing materials and the

beneficiaries of fishing nets for their livelihood. Out of 25 beneficiaries 23 houses are already done, and

the remaining 2 houses is still on construction process because according to them, they don’t have

enough resources to pay the carpenter to fix it immediately but they promised me to finish it as soon as

possible. The Counterpart of the families is the bamboo for the trusses and the labor for the Carpenter.

Regarding to the fishing nets we donated for their livelihood the recipient of the charity were very

Thankful to us, The Let Us Care Foundation for giving them materials for their livelihood. According to

them it change their lives compared before that they have nothing to used for fishing as their source of

living.

Municipality of Barbaza, brgy Esparar, 20 households, brgy Lisub, 22 households, total of 42. Our Project

was totally implemented because the materials we gave are successfully utilized for their needs. In my

observation they are near totally recovered from the tragedy that they encountered. In brgy Lisub Most

of the people’s way of living is fishing and farming. Brgy Esparar people’s way of living is more on

farming and carpentry.

Municipality of Tibiao, Brgy Martinez, 22 hoseholds, Poblacion Tibiao, 22 households, total of 44. Our

Project in Brgy Martinez out of 22, 20 beneficiaries were finished constructed their houses the

remaining two are single parent and have no enough resources to spend for the labor of the carpenter.

Poblacion Tibiao, out of 22 beneficiaries, 19 households was finished. The remaining seven is still on

going for constructing their houses because according to them they were busy for their way of living

that’s way they fix it step by step.

Even though they are still a few unfinished houses, the project has been implemented well and we have

done our part touching their lives in the times where they needed us most. The beneficiaries are very

thankful for the help we extended by that it helps them recovered from the disaster they encountered.

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Malalison Island, Culasi

Two unfinished houses

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Barbaza, Brgy. Lisub

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Tibiao, Martinez Benefeciaries ( Finished Houses)and Poblacion Tibiao, Antique (3 unfinished Houses)

The situation on Maneguin island (4 hours of boating) and the Panagatan Islands still needs to be

evaluated. This will be done through the social worker, since we will not sail there again ourselves. It is

too much of a trip (managuin island will take 2 days, Panagatan will take 3 days) and we need to ensure

the safety of our staff. This information will be reported in the next evaluation.

The evaluation of the northern provinces, Capiz, Kalibo and Roxas will also be reported in the next

evaluation.

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Schools finished:

Jinanipil elementary school: one classroom finished

Before after (are yet finally finished)

Narirong elementary school: 2 classrooms, roofing and finishing

Before After


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