Reming Aftermath
While much destruction was concentrated in the towns of Guinobatan, Daraga, Camalig, Sto. Domingo and Legazpi City
Trees were bare as far as my eyes can see and though they were starting to grow their leaves on their branches again, many people still don't know how to start their lives anew.
While I was shooting these, some residents would ask me "What are those photographs for?" "Will you be giving us relief goods?" I replied "It is my hope that through my photographs, many will become aware of what happened and perhaps be moved to help."
St. Michael the Archangel Parish priest Fr. Ed Bellen is now spearheading a project aimed to
"help victims whose houses were totally damaged and who have no means to rebuild their homes" through Bayanihan System. Please read the project proposal here. Should you want to donate or get involved, please contact Rev. Fr. Ed at (052) 4856553 or at 0927-4902384.
Trees were bare as far as my eyes can see and though they were starting to grow their leaves on their branches again, many people still don't know how to start their lives anew.
While I was shooting these, some residents would ask me "What are those photographs for?" "Will you be giving us relief goods?" I replied "It is my hope that through my photographs, many will become aware of what happened and perhaps be moved to help."
St. Michael the Archangel Parish priest Fr. Ed Bellen is now spearheading a project aimed to
"help victims whose houses were totally damaged and who have no means to rebuild their homes" through Bayanihan System. Please read the project proposal here. Should you want to donate or get involved, please contact Rev. Fr. Ed at (052) 4856553 or at 0927-4902384.
Comments
check it out sometime:
http://waitwhosaidthat.blogspot.com/2007/02/kids-on-typhoon-reming.html
http://waitwhosaidthat.blogspot.com/2007/02/quick-look-back.html
my recent entry too speaks of the relocation project the gawad kalinga is holding right now in taysan, legazpi. :)