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**media[18196 Support the Project Wheelshare of the Philippine Relief and Development Services Inc (Philrads) by donating any amount to their fund raising activity. One unit of wheelchair cost P5,000. “Our target is to reach 100,000 or 20 wheelchairs to help our kababayans who are physically disabled especially those who are having difficulty in walking,” the group said in a Facebook post. “Help us promote mobility and enhance their quality of life,” added Philrads. On July 15, the group reported that it already received three brandnew wheelchairs that was purchased. “These will soo...

PHILRADS The group decided to shift to a more eco-friendly packaging so as not to further contribute to the growing number of plastic wastes. “For 40 years, PHILRADS has been very faithful in serving the people by providing their basic needs especially during emergency and disaster responses and it cannot be denied that during these times, PHILRADS has been using plastic bags for its relief packs,” PHILRADS said in a Facebook post. The group added that this has contributed to the growing number of plastic wastes. “We have recognized the need for change and therefore we are committed to...

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Lombay Ka Marawi provides relief goods, solar lamps to Marawi IDPs Philippine Information Agency 22 May 2021, 20:38 GMT+10 MARAWI CITY, May 21 (PIA)--As part of the commitment and support to the commemoration of the week-long Marawi Week of Peace, the Lombay Ka Marawi (LKM) along with the IMCCC Center for Community Extension and Social Development Services, Inc. (ICES-Dev), its founding organization, delivered relief goods and solar lamps to internally displaced persons (IDPs) in transitory shelters, May 20. About 300 residents benefitted from the pushed effort. Zainoden Bazar, LKM president,...

Critical voices of civil society organisations suppressed in the Philippines Format Civil society organisations in the Philippines are suspicious of the intent of the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020 that the Philippine congress passed this year. President Duterte's administration has insidiously made it difficult for civil society organisations to engage and influence the country's development. Only a few months after this law passed, ACT Alliance member National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP) has reported increased harassment incidences from the military in the conduct of their wor...