The Philippine Post

Over 150 responders unite in Surigao del Sur for the 2023 Rescuers Summit, enhancing skills and fostering camaraderie during National Disaster Resilience Month.

Butuan City government requires 45 couples to join mangrove protection activity before their mass wedding in August.

Naga City Governor Garcia and Senator Tolentino lead the way in building a new medical facility in Cebu, bringing health services to every locality.

Super Typhoon Egay wreaks havoc, affecting over 2,400 families and causing casualties as authorities work to provide aid and assess damages.

President Marcos Jr.’s administration is committed to bringing progress to the Bangsamoro region, ensuring lasting peace and prosperity.

Over 200 delegates gather in the oldest city of the Philippines to tackle economic challenges and foster collaboration in the Asia-Pacific region.

The Department of Education’s Batang Empowered and Resilient Team equips Bicol’s young learners with disaster resilience skills and knowledge.

The Climate Change Commission and the Philippine Red Cross partners to strengthen climate resilience and disaster response, leading the way in transformative climate action.

The Office of Civil Defense enhances disaster preparedness by serving as the vital link between national and local governments during calamities.

More than 20 senior high school students embark on a diplomatic journey, gaining insights into global relations and inspiring a future generation of peacebuilders.