HRN Bicol Volunteers and partners turned funds raised through a youth-led busking initiative into humanitarian assistance for families displaced by Mayon Volcano’s unrest in Camalig, Albay.
When disasters strike, every second counts. Saving lives depends not only on the speed of emergency response but also on how well responders, hospitals, academe, public and private sectors and humanitarian partners…
As communities across Albay continue to face the prolonged impacts of Mayon Volcano’s unrest, local government units, humanitarian organizations, and community partners are intensifying response efforts to address the growing needs of affected families.
As Mayon Volcano’s unrest continues to displace families and devastate livelihoods across Albay, A-PAD Philippines and partners are mobilizing humanitarian assessments and support for communities facing ashfall, lahar threats, and prolonged recovery challenges.
A-PAD PH, in partnership with the municipality of Gabaldon, conducted successful Microenterprise Resiliency Simulation Tabletop Exercises, enhancing disaster resilience and business continuity for microenterprises.
A-PAD Philippines has successfully conducted a BCP training in Laoag City to equip over 60 MSMEs with strategies and tools for disaster preparedness and resilience, emphasizing their crucial role in community recovery and economic stability.