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Our San Carlos Farmers Grow Hope
With the help of generous supporters, we are slowly helping a group of our small farmer partners in San Carlos, Negros Occidental achieve food security.
With the help of generous supporters, we are slowly helping a group of our small farmer partners in San Carlos, Negros Occidental achieve food security.
Our Talisay Gardeners of Hope enjoyed a successful first harvest. Meanwhile, the sun shines down on another Garden of Hope! 16 kinds of vegetables are in different stages of growth in this garden on the fringes of Helvetia Subdivision, Bacolod City. A generous benefactor allowed us to use the land. On this patch of earth,...
Our First Garden of Hope As early as 2019, NVC was helping small farming communities work towards food security. We called these farmers our Farmers of Hope. We provided them with new farm tools, seeds and simple training. This helped them improve their internal food supply. Much of their food was grown right in the...
The Farmers of Hope community in Barangay Idangon, San Isidro, Davao del Norte was established in 2020. The community thanked us profusely for the assistance we gave them but in all honesty, we should be thanking them. Their hard work has set off a beautiful ripple effect. These farmers have been growing some of the...
Mushrooms are the perfect symbol of resilience. Most things need light to survive but mushrooms thrive in darkness. We have certainly experienced darkness during this pandemic but this only makes the moments of brightness shine brighter. In August 2020, our Farmers of Hope in San Isidro, Davao del Norte had a robust harvest of mushrooms....
As the province eases its community quarantine, we’re happy to note that our private practitioners are now coming back to their clinics! NVC is now helping equip doctors who are reopening their private clinics, inspired by the suggestion of Dr. Alvin Parreni, Assistant Medical Director of Riverside Medical Center and Medical Director of Una Konsulta...
Nestled in the mountains of Kapalong, Davao del Norte, this indigenous Ata Manobo settlement is named after the river Mangkay, which needs to be crossed to reach the village. Here one can find four makeshift classrooms as the center of learning where children need to kneel on the floor to write. When Jessie, our...
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