Philippine Typhoon Gaemi Progress Report
August 2024 – Typhoon Gaemi, locally known as Carina, intensified by the Southwest Moonsoon, left severe damages and disruption to 299,344 families (1,319,467 individuals) in the Philippines, particularly in the Metro Manila. The disaster resulted in severe flooding, destructed houses, properties, and livelihoods, causing complex issues including food insecurity and health concerns. In response to this pressing situation, Good Neighbors USA, in collaboration with Good Neighbors Global Partnership Center conducted the following emergency relief activities with GN Philippines.
Our Response:
According to the post-disaster relief plan, Good Neighbors Philippines has distributed 15 kilos of rice to 3,345 households and conducted medical mission, providing essential medicines. Additionally, they continue the post-disaster recovery program with rebuilding totally destroyed houses of three families. They will support livelihood recovery for fisher folks by providing fishing gears. These interventions address the critical needs of the survivors holistically, including food security, health and nutrition, safety, and economic empowerment. Weeks after the disaster, Good Neighbors Philippines has continued to provide crucial support to the communities affected.
Many families were able to receive 15 kilos of rice!
As all affected Filipino communities strive to recover stronger, Good Neighbors USA continues standing with children and families until they are back to a better daily life.
We want to take this time to thank all of our donors that helped during these difficult times!
