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CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga - The Department of Social Welfare and Development-Central Luzon (DSWD-3) has prepositioned some 16,000 family food packs as part of its disaster preparedness efforts. DSWD Regional Information Officer Reiner Gorospe said on Monday their agency is taking a proactive stance to provide a timely response to those who might be affected by Tropical Storm (TS) Florita. "This is to ensure that there are supplies which can be readily and easily accessed in the wake of Tropical Storm Florita," Gorospe said in a radio interview. Based on the latest data from the ...

RELIEF PACKS.The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)-Central Luzon prepositions over 20,000 food and non-food items as part of the disaster preparedness efforts. To date, there are 19,800 family food packs and 4,066 non-food items that have been prepositioned at the agency's regional warehouse and satellite warehouses in the region.(Photo by DSWD Region 3) CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga -The Department of Social Welfare and Development Field Office-Central Luzon (DSWD FO 3) has started prepositioning family food packs and non-food items as part of its disaster preparedness ...

MORE AID. The Department of Social Welfare and Development - Caraga (DSWD-13) receives additional augmentation on Wednesday (Jan. 19, 2022) composed of 400 laminated sacks, 1,000 plastic mats, and 1,700 family food packs (FFPs) for the residents hit by Typhoon Odette in Siargao Island in Surigao del Norte. The DSWD-13 reported that as of Jan. 17, 2022, a total of 151,878 FFPs and 51,772 non-food items have been distributed to the different local government units in the region. (Photo courtesy of DSWD-13) BUTUAN CITY - A month after Typhoon Odette's devastation, the Department of Social Wel...

Philippine Red Cross Chair and CEO, Senator Richard Gordon (File photo) MANILA - Chairman and CEO Senator Richard Gordon appeals to the public to continue donating to the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) fund for Typhoon Odette. The fund not only delivers immediate relief but also goes towards long-term recovery efforts to help more affected families rebuild their lives. "You can count on the PRC to use your funds properly in providing a lifeline to hapless Filipinos affected by 'Odette'. We were prepared days before the disaster struck and were first to respond as it made landfall. We ...