Helping Remote Villages in South Cotabato, Philippines
Location: South Cotabato, Phillipines
The Story
Our goal was to reach the unreachable. During the covid pandemic there were many villages affected, they were affected because many people couldn’t get into towns without a face-mask and proper precautions.
Even their own government weren’t going out to these indigenous villages to help them. So we wanted to reach these villages and we wanted to empower them with everything they need to prevent covid. All equipment to prevent covid was provided.
These villages are so remote that we were the first outreach that ever come to their area. Basic needs were not met but malnourished and some were desperate for any kind of help.
Project Reach:
Provided Benefits
We started with a prayer and proceeded to the giving of the bags. One line for the adults and one line for the kids. The bags included the following:
- Canned Meats
- Rice
- Noodles
- Oil
- Sugar
- Face Masks
- Hand Sanitizer
- Book for Kids
- Toys for Kids
- Clothing
- Slippers
- Coloring Crayons
- Blankets
About The B’laan Tribe of South Cotabato
With the help of generous donors and volunteers One Vision One Heart sets out to take on seemingly impossible projects. Our volunteers do whatever it takes to make it to the top of the mountain.
Whether it’s a community at the top of the mountains of Cotabato or a community that has no public road access, we get it done. Our goal is to transform one community at a time by bringing them resources, basic needs, education, and teaching them sustainable living to insure the future of their community is bright.
Here at One Vision One Heart, our volunteers are who make us. All it takes is a volunteer to reach out to us, tell us their communities story and with the help of our generous donors we make it happen.
