We’ve recently started serving our 52nd province: Agusan del Sur. But no matter how big NVC grows, we will always take care of our own. With the help of Balsam Brands, we enrolled 50 children in Bacolod in the Mingo Meals Feeding program last week. They will each receive a daily Mingo Meal for the...
NVC Foundation is based in Bacolod City but over the years, we have branched out to other provinces. We were recently in Agusan del Sur for orientation talks with the local Umayamnon-Manobo tribe. This is the 52nd province we have the honor to support. And now the NVC team is on its way back with...
We recently kicked off the Mingo Meals feeding program for 350 more children. These children hail from Barangay Monte Dujali, San Isidro, Davao del Norte. As Covid protocols are still in place, most of the children stayed home. Only those whose mothers had no one else to tend to them came to the orientation. Because...
Tucked away in the mountains of Kapalong, Davao del Norte lies Sitio Bagtok. It’s so remote that the authorities only recently discovered people were living in the area. NVC will support the nutritional needs of the village’s 118 children for the next six months. Thank you once again to Balsam Brands for sponsoring these children!...
120 children from Sitio Kampina, Kapalong, Davao del Norte were recently enrolled in the Mingo Meals Feeding Program. They will receive a Mingo Meal once a day for the next six months in addition to their regular meals. On the first day of the program, we weighed and measured the children. We will monitor their...
143 kids in Zambales are now in the final leg of the Mingo Meals nutrition program in partnership with the Yellow Boat of Hope Foundation. We can’t wait to see these kids graduate to a better nutritional status! Families picked up the last set of Mingo Meals for home feeding. Safety restrictions are still in...
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...
Rats had eaten most of the crops of the Ata Manobo tribe of Sitio Banualay in Kapalong Davao del Norte. Thankfully, some bananas had survived the rodent infestation but bananas were not enough. So children climbed up coconut trees to fetch coconuts. And luckily, the river nearby yielded some fish. Things went on that way...
In 2020, a record number of families were starving as thousands of breadwinners lost their source of income. As a result, NVC choose to focus on the urgent need of feeding those who were hungry. Because of that and because many schools were shut down, we put our LoveBags project on hold. However, we are...
After rats consumed their crops, the people of Sitio Banualay had very little to eat. They had a few bunches of bananas, some coconuts, and the fish they could catch in the river. Our team recently visited this small village tucked away in the mountains of Kapalong, Davao del Norte. They delivered the first batch...
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