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Amid the devastation left by Typhoon Tino, affected families in Cebu find hope and courage through relief efforts and community support.

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After the heartbreaking aftermath of Typhoon Uwan, Tzu Chi Foundation volunteers brought hope and relief to affected families in Dingalan, Aurora, on November 21. Returning after an ocular survey, they distributed 25-kg sacks of rice, sleeping necessities, clothing, kitchen essentials, and financial assistance, easing the burden of communities still recovering from the storm’s devastation and witnessing the resilience and gratitude of the people.

On November 21, Tzu Chi volunteers traveled from Manila to Dingalan, Aurora, to extend help to 622 families affected by Typhoon Uwan (Fung-Wong) last November 9. This devastation destroyed the homes of many families living in coastal areas, whose livelihoods relied on fishing. Tzu Chi extended financial assistance to 143 families who lost their homes to the typhoon. For beneficiaries like Linda Danao and Dennis Roldan, Tzu Chi’s relief efforts create a better tomorrow for their families who depend on them.

Additional cash assistance was provided to 143 families whose homes were completely wiped out.

The immediate aid gives renewed hope to affected families.

The funds will be dedicated to providing relief to families affected by Typhoon Tino

At the Frontline of Compassion, Tzu Chi Brings Hope to Affected Families.

On November 4, Typhoon Tino (International Name: Kalmaegi) brought casualties and massive devastation across Cebu. Understanding the plight of the affected families who not only lost their homes but also their livelihood, Tzu Chi volunteers immediately traveled from Manila to Cebu, to conduct ocular visits and comfort families, understanding their needs.

It was an experience that went beyond earnings.