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Relief Operations

In the first 24 hours of the relief distribution, a dedicated team worked tirelessly to provide essential supplies. Over 2,000 food packs were distributed to families in need, ensuring that no one went hungry. Additionally, clean drinking water was made available to thousands, along with medical assistance for those requiring immediate care. Mental health counseling services were also offered, providing support to individuals coping with the emotional impact of the crisis.  In light of the recent crisis, local volunteers have stepped up to provide essential support for the relief efforts. Their dedication and hard work have made a significant impact on the affected communities. We invite organizations and individuals to join this noble cause by volunteering your time and skills. Additionally, your generous donations can help us provide necessary resources to those in need. Together, we can make a difference and our community.

Here's Ebenezer a preacher's son who is also a survivor of the magnitude 6.9 Earthquake that struck Cebu Philippines

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Disaster Relief Response 

Shepherd's Hill International has been actively engaged in disaster relief efforts following the recent earthquake in Cebu. With a remarkable 24-hour response time, our dedicated team jumps into action to provide immediate assistance to those in need. We have been distributing essential relief goods, such as food, water, and hygiene supplies, ensuring that affected families have what they need to survive this challenging time. In addition to this, we are providing critical medical support to address injuries and health concerns arising from the disaster. Our efforts also include the construction of evacuation centers, providing safe shelter for those displaced by the earthquake. As we look to the future, we committed to rebuilding efforts that will restore homes and hope within the community. Your generous donations are essential for us to continue this vital work and touch even more lives in need. Please consider contributing to our cause today.

Building Of Evacuation Center

In response to the recent earthquake that struck Cebu, our team swiftly established an evacuation center to provide temporary shelter for those who have lost homes. This initiative also supports individuals from areas deemed uninhabitable by PHIVOLCS due to unsafe soil conditions.

  

We are building the evacuation center in ladderized approach. In Phase 1, we have set up a tent city to provide immediate shelter as we prepare and construct the Phase 2 of this project which is the construction of a more comfortable temporary houses, designed to be family-friendly and accommodating for both children and the elderly.

As of the moment, we can only afford to build 2 temporary houses due to the limited amount of funds that we have. We are currently seeking generous donors and dedicated volunteers to help us complete our mission. Your contributions, whether through time or resources, can make a significant difference in the lives of those in need.  

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Phase 2 of the Evacuation Center

3D Model For Family Size

3D Model for Single Size

On-going Construction Of the Temporary Shelter

Accessible Water Supply

Accessible Electricity

Completion of the Evacuation Center

We are pleased to announce that after months of hard work and dedication, our temporary shelter for earthquake victims is now complete. This facility is designed to provide a safe and welcoming environment for those who are most vulnerable. We are committed to supporting the community during this challenging time and ensuring that everyone has a place to call home. Thank you for your continued support as we help rebuild lives together.

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The head carpenter for this project

Rene Caro

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They are leading the whole disaster response operation

Gerald & Gelly Ann Banares

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One of the recipients of the disaster relief shelter. This photo was taken during the opening and ribbon cutting for the shelter 

Jinda Fernan

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