It has been two months since the COVID-19 vaccines arrived in the Philippines, and the government has been rolling out its vaccination program to help combat the pandemic.
New hygiene facilities are installed in three public schools in Pangasinan through the Lingap-Linis Lusog project, the continuing and award-winning collaboration between P&G Safeguard Philippines and Manila Water Foundation (MWF).
Manila Water Foundation, in partnership with Healthy & Pure launched a meaningful campaign called "Drink 2 Give: A Refreshing Way to Let Hope Flow."
Disasters can destroy livelihoods and homes; families are overwhelmed with hopelessness. When you sign up for Drink 2 Give, you give funds to provide water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) interventions in times of emergencies. This campaign enables you to help in a disaster which may happen in the future, but you give today.
Roots to Shoots local project management team together with Bombon WATER District General Manager and Board Members inaugurated the newly rehabilitated Siembre Pumping Station at Barangay Siembre,
Earlier today, Manila Water Foundation brought a total of 2,400 hygiene kits to Kaksaan Ne Dumaget De Antipolo, Inc., and Barangay Calawis Hall. The initiative aims to ensure that more communities have access to hygiene supplies, which are crucial in protecting ourselves and our families amid the pandemic.
Each kit contains Lola Remedios sachets donated by 145A Distributino, Safeguard soap, face mask, and IEC on proper handwashing and COVID-19 precautionary measures.
To protect the health, safety, and well-being of students, teachers, and personnel in this time of pandemic, the Metrobank Foundation, Inc.
Roots to Shoots (RTS), a collaborative health and nutrition program among Pilipinas Shell Foundation (PSFI), World Vision Philippines (WV), and Manila Water Foundation (MWF), marks its second year of interventions in Bombon and Pasacao, Camarines Sur.
What a refreshing to let hope flow! Manila Water Foundation and hydration partner Healthy & Pure deploys 500 gallons of drinking water to major hospitals in Quezon City on April 30.
A total of 100 five-gallon units were distributed to Lung Center of the Philippines (LCP), Philippine Heart Center (PHC), National Kidney and Transplant Institute (NKTI), East Avenue Medical Center (EAMMC), and Veterans Memorial Medical Center (VMMC), which aims to bring aid to healthcare workers amid the modified enhanced community quarantine.
Supporting the livelihood of solo parents who were trained by the Quezon City Small Business and Cooperatives Development Promotions Office (QCSBCDPO), MWF purchased 1,000 alcohol bottles that were distributed during Manila Water community pantry on April 28. In partnership with MWSS - Corporate Office, the activity aimed to help bring food supplies and other essentials to our fellow Filipinos amid the MECQ.