CDRC Podcast Episode 01: CDRC back on air! Makinig. Makialam. Maging handa!
The Citizens' Disaster Response Center is back on air! Now broadcasting in a new format, listen to CDRC's Kuya Caloy as he talks about the 2011 disaster report in this debut episode of the CDRC podcast. Makinig. Makialam. Maging handa! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qctAxI1x-q8 CDRC Podcast's debut episode is also available at PodOmatic. You can download the MP3 of the episode there too!
Photo Gallery: Relief distribution for Typhoon Nesat-affected families
CDRC, together with its Regional Centers TABI, ABI and CREST, conducted relief distribution for the families affected by Typhoon Nesat (Pedring) in Metro Manila, Albay, Zambales, Tarlac, and Nueva Ecija. The RDOs, conducted from January 17-February 27, served 3,631 families. This was supported by Caritas Switzerland and Swiss Solidarity. [gallery link="file" order="DESC" orderby="title"]
Photo Gallery: Relief delivery in Macasandig, CDO
Relief delivery operations conducted by CDRC and Panday Bulig in Macasandig-Biasong in Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental last January 28, 2012. Play therapy sessions for children-survivors of TS Sendong were organized as well. This was supported by Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe and the German Federal Government. [gallery link="file" orderby="title"]
Photo Gallery: Final Radio Episode
CDRC concluded its last episode on Radio Veritas (DZRV 846 khz) last March 9, 2012 after more than three years of airing. The radio segment is part of the project: Enhancing Flood Preparedness and Helping the Survivors of Super Typhoon Reming Help Themselves. The project and the radio segment, which started in 2008, were funded by Caritas Switzerland as part of its advocacy on disaster preparedness and mitigation. For the final episode, the musician who composed and produced CDRC's radio theme song -- Karl Ramirez -- graced the studio for a live rendition of the song. CDRC's staff were also present to thank ...
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CDRC Podcast Episode 01: CDRC back on air! Makinig. Makialam. Maging handa!
The Citizens’ Disaster Response Center is back on air! Now broadcasting in a new format, listen to CDRC’s Kuya Caloy as he talks about the 2011 disaster report in this debut episode of the CDRC podcast. Makinig. Makialam. Maging handa! CDRC Podcast’s debut episode is also available at PodOmatic. You can download the MP3 of the [...]
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Photo Gallery: Relief distribution for Typhoon Nesat-affected families
CDRC, together with its Regional Centers TABI, ABI and CREST, conducted relief distribution for the families affected by Typhoon Nesat (Pedring) in Metro Manila, Albay, Zambales, Tarlac, and Nueva Ecija. The RDOs, conducted from January 17-February 27, served 3,631 families. This was supported by Caritas Switzerland and Swiss Solidarity.
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Photo Gallery: Relief delivery in Macasandig, CDO
Relief delivery operations conducted by CDRC and Panday Bulig in Macasandig-Biasong in Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental last January 28, 2012. Play therapy sessions for children-survivors of TS Sendong were organized as well. This was supported by Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe and the German Federal Government.
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