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Relief Operation Repair and Construction

Relief operation presentation

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Relief Operation Repair and Construction

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Glenn Manuel – Mr. Glenn Manuel is our current Project Manager for the Relief Operation Phase 2- shown in the image on the left is the arrival of our project manager at Romualdez Airport in Leyte last April 26, 2014 around 10:30 in the morning

Bro. Daniel Baguio – is a member of the Abuyog Church and is our regular relief partner from AFBC-the image on the left shows brother Daniel and his son

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Pastor Jovert Vasquez (wearing yellow shirt and gray cap in the pictures on the right) distributed construction materials to some Abuyog Fundamental Baptist Church (AFBC) members, church and bible study attendees

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Some of AFBC’s members helped in the initial interview of people in Leyte about their situation

Pictures on the previous slide present the current scenario of the communities, houses, families, etc. in the affected areas of the Yolanda typhoon

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Ptr. Jovert, together with some church members and volunteers, helped in cleaning the rented house in San Jose for CCM relief center

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Pictures above show the repair work of some men on the rented house in San Jose

This was lead by our Operations Manager, Raymundo Cano Jr.(Raymond)

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The images on the previous slide picture the construction work of the warehouse in San Jose

Construction of warehouse was also lead by Raymond

Repair of rented house and construction of warehouse in San Jose was done on the April2-April17 time period

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For the past two days (April 26 & 27), Proj. Manager Glenn, together with Arnel Parco and their survey team, surveyed the area for house owners whose houses’ roofs could probably be rebuilt or renovated by the CCM relief construction team. The picture above is in Brgy. 89 San Jose, Tacloban City. This community is only approximately less than 40-50 meters from the sea and is only around 100 meters away from the CCM Relief Center in San Jose.

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Due to difficulties in reconstructing their own houses’ roofs, residents use tarpaulins as alternative house roofs

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This is the Tent City of San Jose for 60 percent of the community is on tent houses.

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•A number of children spending their time playing in the community

•Some women are taking care of their children, some are just spending their hours outside their unrepaired houses

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After surveying the place and interviewing residents, the survey team lead by Glenn Manuel, learned that it became common for children to suffer from cough and colds.

Based from the observations of the survey team, there are a lot of kids in the area. Ptr. Jovert, Ptr. Lindo and Bro. Danny suggested that this is an opportunity to conduct feeding program, provide school supplies and conduct, if possible, DVBS.

The community is receptive with our efforts which will give us an easy way to preach the gospel in the area.