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GIVE URGENT AID: Help families and children affected by Typhoon Tino (Kalmaegi) in the Visayas

World Vision Philippines responds to families affected by Typhoon Tino and Super Typhoon Uwan

World Vision is responding to the urgent needs of families affected by Typhoon Tino and Super Typhoon Uwan, which brought widespread flooding, landslides, and destruction across the Visayas, parts of Mindanao, and Southern Luzon.

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15-year-old sponsored child hailed as hero after saving over 50 lives during Typhoon Tino floods

15-year-old Jayboy, a World Vision sponsored child from Liloan, Cebu, showed that age has nothing to do with courage as he rescued over 50 people during Typhoon Tino.

Child’s eyewitness account of Super Typhoon ‘Uwan’: A lot stronger than ‘Kristine’

For 17-year-old Luis, Super Typhoon “Uwan” reminds him of the horrors that he went through with Severe Tropical Storm “Kristine”—only much worse.

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World Vision responds to Tino aftermath, braces for Typhoon Uwan’s impact

World Vision is responding to the call for the possible wrath of Tyhpoon “Uwan” as it is set to ravage Northern and Central Luzon, just days after the Philippines faced the wrath of Typhoon “Tino” that left widespread destruction and upended the lives of many children and their families.

Staff Blog | When Typhoon Tino Struck: A Reflection from Cebu

When Typhoon Tino struck, I was at home in Mandaue City, Cebu, with my family. As the winds began to howl and the rain poured without ceasing, memories of Typhoon Odette came rushing back. We knew we had to stay alert—so we didn’t sleep the entire night. We had prepared: charging power banks, storing water,…

Earthquake-affected families in Visayas face new hardships as Typhoon Kalmaegi strikes

As Typhoon Kalmaegi (local name Tino) lashes across the Visayas with strong winds and heavy rains, World Vision staff in the region report worsening conditions for families still reeling from last month’s earthquake. “Families still living in tents after the quake have now evacuated to the gym for safety due to heavy rains. Their fear is multiplied by the continuing aftershocks,” said Josephine Solon,…

Thousands in Cebu and the Visayas left reeling after Typhoon Tino

In the wake of Typhoon Kalmaegi (local name: Tino), thousands of families across the Visayas—many still recovering from recent earthquakes—are facing new and devastating challenges.

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