Youth assets in times of calamity

By Andreanna Dy

Aug 01, 2024 12:12 am

WHEN Typhoon Carina hit the Philippines on July 24, hundreds of thousands of Filipinos living in less secure areas were affected greatly.

Many lost their homes, and because most were primarily focused on surviving and awaiting rescue from the floodwaters, they had lost all of their possessions.

Mothers of Purok 8, Barangay Santa Ana, Taytay, Rizal, happily held the cleaning and laundry supplies donated by the youth group in the aftermath of Typhoon Carina. PHOTO BY CHRISTINE DE ROQUE

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