Jun velasco Chicago 2017 One Day Conference

1. 2017 HOPEww Global Conference
October 6 – 8, 2017 | Chicago, IL, USA

4. HOW OUR WORK BEGAN
➢ 6,555 families affected
➢ Mobilized the Manila Church volunteers
BASECO FIRE TRAGEDY (2001-2004)

5. GUINSA-UGON
LANDSLIDE (2005-2006)
• The entire village was buried
with mudslide and only those
working and students studying
outside the village survived.
• Hww PH sheltered the orphans
and provided emergency relief
and psychosocial rehabilitation
for 18 months to all the
survivors.

6. • Disciples from Legaspi Church
were affected
• One brother died due to
leptospirosis
TYPHOON REMING /
Durian (2006)

7. TYPHOON FRANK /
FENGSHEN (2008)
• Disciples from Iloilo
church were affected

8. Typhoon that brought intense flooding
in Manila and in nearby provinces
TYPHOON ONDOY /
Ketsana (2009)

9. TYPHOON
SENDONG/ WASHI
(2011)
• First strongest typhoon
to devastate Mindanao
• Disciples from Cagayan
de Oro church were
affected
• One brother puts his
family on the roof of
their 2nd floor to survive
the flood

10. TYPHOON PABLO/
BOPHA (2012)
• 1,901 death and missing
• Davao Church assisted us in
our emergency response
More than 500 people died on this site

11. TYPHOON HAIYAN (2013)
• Strongest Typhoon that ever hit our country

12. TYPHOON LANDO (2015)
• Dagupan Church assisted us in our
relief operations

13. MARAWI CRISIS (2017)
627,373 Internally Displaced Persons

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HWP DISASTER RESPONSE (2001 – 2017)
BASECO FIRE (2001 -2004 )
MARAWI CRISI (2017)
GUINSAUGON
LANDSLIDE (2006)
TYPHOON DURIAN (2006)
TYPHOON FENSHEN (2008 )
TYPHOON KETSANA (2009 )
TYPHOON WASHI (2011 )
TYPHOON BOPHA (2012)
TYPHOON HAIYAN (2013)
NEGROS EARTHQUAKE (2012)
BOHOL EARTHQUAKE
(2013)
TYPHOON KUPPO (2015)

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Why preparedness is better than response?

16. Typhoon Pablo (2012) vs. Typhoon Lando (2015)
 Village of Andap, New Bataan
 1,901 – death and missing
after the typhoon
 Village of Calabasa, Gabaldon,
Nueva Ecija
 Only 48 deaths after the
typhoon

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OUR GOALS:
For ICOC Ph Churches and HwP poor communities to
• Be knowledgeable, equipped, and aware about
the hazards in their areas.
• Developed a contingency plan and come up with
a worst case scenario strategy.
• Become capable to respond in emergency
situation and be the shining light during crisis
situations.

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DRRN OBJECTIVES
• Participants acquire basic knowledge about
Disaster Risk Reduction (AWARENESS)
• Make concrete preparedness plan against
natural disasters (CONTINGENCY and
WORST CASE SCENARIO PLAN)
• See the need to organize for disaster
preparedness and response (RESPONSE
PLAN)

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What have we done to strengthen our partnership
and the capacity of Churches?

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Provided DRR capacity building training to 21 churches
and sectors of the Philippine family of churches

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869 participants attended the training including
36 church leaders and 29 team leaders

22. Maraming Salamat!
(Thank You)