CARE CARAVAN Bringing God's Love Closer To People

CARE CARAVAN

Bringing God's Love Closer To The People

Care Caravan is a non-profit organization of Chinese Christian Churches in the Philippines.

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Their Mission is to Mobilize and Unify Christians, with one aspiration, to proclaim Christ by means of reaching out and empowering the less privileged sector of the society, for the Glory of God.

Their Vision: CARE Caravan will serve as a catalyst for Filipino-Christians to be actively involved in social works in the national community.

Tropical Disaster Haiyan or Yolanda

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Tropical Disaster HAIYAN - Yolanda one of the Strongest Typhoon in the world hit Visayas Region.

The typhoon cause great loss of lives, and many children is suffering from hunger and thirst. 

Three days after the Typhoon, I joined with Care Caravan in one of their Relief Operation. Giving goods such as noodles, rice, water, canned goods, candles and match sticks, and tents. I've witnessed how the typhoon Yolanda international name Haiyan left problems to the people of northern Iloilo.

Care Caravan Relief Operation Wave two.

Here is some of my Photos during our trip and relief operation.

The People who give their time for the success of Care Caravan Bringing God's Love Closer to People Relief Operation in norther Iloilo in the towns of Estancia and Carles specially the Islands.

These is just some of the photos on how Typhoon Haiyan left Philippines, specially Visayas Region.

 This was once a Public Market - after Typhoon Haiyan many living and business is affected.

This was once a school made for students to learn and earn education for their Future - after the Typhoon Haiyan this school is no longer in service, students can't go to school without books and roofs to shield them from the heat of the sun and from the rains. 

This was once a Fram with many crops a living for local farmers - after Typhoon Haiyan everything is wiped out, leaving nothing to sell and let families starve and thirst. 

This is just some of my photos taken during our way to our destination.

 I've witness more than this that I cannot even take a picture of it. 

To sum up Here is a video I made after our relief operation. In the video you will see how we gave our time repacking goods even though we were tired from our work and up to the distribution of goods in the affected families. I hope you enjoy and watch this video it will make a change in your life, an inspiration to help someone who is in need specially in times of sadness and disaster.