Senden Home is a temporary shelters that houses streets children and every year they visit use here at NACSEARelief with a yearly get together activity. This year program were learning how to cook burger and making plate garnishing. Each boy were able to made a garnish for his own plate. A moment for everyone. Followed
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Here’s the newly constructed building of Batad National High School. A three classroom building Project by the New Apostolic Church of South East Asia (NACSEA) Relief. We will be forever grateful for their generosity to all Batadnon children. MabuhaY KAYONG LAHAT NACSEA. In addition, the teachers and pupils tables and chairs will be delivered to
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A happy faces of Tatay and his familiy of Barangay Tanao, Batad, Iloilo one of the 80 beneficiaries of NACSEA RELIEF Fishing Gear Project. He has been very grateful for receiving a set of fishing gear from NACSEA RELIEF that he is now able to earn a living for his family.
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“Quality and durability” were often mentioned in speeches during the turn over ceremony of six classrooms at Baysag and Libas Elementary schools in the Municipality of Lavezares (Northern Samar) on April 7. Mayor Quintin Saludaga welcomed Mr. Raoul Imbach, Chargé d’Affairs a.i. of the Swiss Embassy, who visited for the official turn over of the
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November 9, 2013 was a traumatic experience also in the eastern part of Iloilo. NACSEARelief responded in all areas. Relief with a food drive reaching out to 500 families. Livelihood rehabilitation by providing gears for 70 fisher folks and reconstruction of destroyed school facilities. (see our attached field report) NACSEARelief Report Iloilo
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Part of Senden Home summer program, the boys had cooking lesson courtesy of our friends from Livelihood Projects and LeDelice Restaurant. That morning the boys had good time kneading and rolling dough for their own pizza. The boys finally meet Kuya Urs and Kuya Ramil. The afternoon was filled with games and singing.
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4 health centres affected by Typhoon Haiyan namely Brgy. San Jose Health Centre (Tacloban), Brgy. Visares Health Centre (Capoocan), Brgy. Bobonon Health Centre (Alang-alang) and Brgy. Mabato (Lanipga) Health Centre receives a set of weighing scales, Blood pressure apparatus, digital thermometers, and supplies of basic medicines. Together with our sister Kimberly Kolb from NAC USA
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Black Friday 2014, Evangelist Salvador Quirimit of Naguilian, La Union was going home when he met an accident with his motorbike. His left face and right leg was badly hit. With cooperation from the government hospital Ilocos Training and Regional Medical Center – San Fernando, La Union, PhilHealth and NACSEA Relief, Ev. Quirimit was able
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Children from Hope Worldwide Philippines child centre in Tanauan, Leyte receives complete set of school supplies. The children describes their experiences that typhoon Haiyan took away everything, together with RE Charitable Ministry Kim Kolb we delivered 1000 children school supplies.
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According to National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Center on its report as of 14 April 2014 there are Total damages of Php 89,598,068,634.88 these incudes agriculture, infrastructure and casualties (USD 2,051,710,653.57). Marked with red stars, NASEA Relief has started and has on-going rebuilding projects. With the support of our donors we are building houses
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Through the initiative of D.Ev. Freddie Nuyad, Tagum Congregation collected used clothes for the victims of Typhoon Sendong. D. Ev. Nuyad went to Cagayan de Oro to further assess the situation and to bring the relief goods we have send to him. Fortunately, our members in the Cagayan area are all alright. There were no
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Half way around the world from Eindhoven Netherlands to Iligan, we were able to help the family of Alona Maranga in Iligan who were affected by the typhoon. Their house were flooded and most of the appliances where damaged. This wouldn’t be possible if not for the active cooperation of our brothers and sisters in
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