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Nikka heals her wounds in CFS sessions

4-year old Nikka is one of the 230 children who were initially catered to at World Vision’s child-friendly spaces on...

Actress Bianca Umali stresses the importance of play in child development 5 - Different government agencies and child-focused NGOs officially open the National Children's Month by throwing paper airplanes.

Bianca Umali stresses the importance of play in child development

Actress Bianca Umali reminded children on their right to play. Speaking to more than 1,000 children who attended the National...

Almer, a 6 year old boy, shows his drawing during a psychosocial activity conducted by World Vision in Kidapawan City

Almer and other quake-affected kids receive psychosocial support

Role plays, drawing, dancing and games are all essential in helping children cope with their situation after a disaster. These...

World Vision launches response to Mindanao quake

Following the recent earthquakes in southern Mindanao, child-focused development and humanitarian agency World Vision launches its relief operations for the...

Raycel is a 13-year-old girl from Kidapawan City. She recounted her experience when the earthquake happened. “I was terribly worried because my parents and other siblings were not at home. We survived the earthquake but we need to face new challenges in our temporary shelter. Extreme heat or rain punishes us inside our makeshift tent,” Raycel said. “We need extra tarpaulin and other shelter materials, food, water, and medicines.”

Children endure the aftermath of the North Cotabato earthquake

When a 6.6 and 6.5-magnitude earthquakes hit Southern Mindanao in just three days, many communities took the brunt of the...

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