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Different sectors help together in doing the cleanup activity in Kasiglahan Village.
In Kasiglahan Village, around 3,700 families living near the river were affected.
More than just cash assistance, cash-for-work program gives hope to Kasiglahan flood victims.
Like the people in Kasiglahan Village, the volunteers from Marikina City were also rendered victims of the monsoon rains.
A Tzu Chi volunteer smilingly hands over 10 pieces of gray shirt to a block leader in 1K Kasiglahan Vilage.
Tzu Chi volunteers personally bring the relief packages to their fellowmen in Kasiglahan Village which was ravaged by the flooding disaster last August 7.
This is shown by these Tzu Chi volunteers as they humbly hand the bag of relief goods to a flood victim in Kasiglahan Village.
A Tzu Chi volunteer happily hands bowls of hot meals to a resident in Kasiglahan Village which the latter will distribute to her groupmates.
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Kasiglahan Village was one of the areas in Rizal province which was severely affected by the southwest monsoon's wrath that subsequently left piles of mud and rubbish in its aftermath.
When more people are doing the job, it will be easier to finish cleaning Phase II of Kasiglahan Village,” she said.
With Tzu Chi Foundation's initiative to clean Kasiglahan Village, this area in Phase 1K2 is now free from the mud and debris after two days of cleanup activity.
Aside from joining the cash-for-work program,Limpiado also volunteered in the clean-up drive in Kasiglahan Village in Rizal.
Tzu Chi Foundation,Philippines' continues its cash-for-work program in Kasiglahan Village last August 16 in order to help the flood victims to recover from the tragedy that stole everything from them.
Fire fighter volunteer Reden Tianchon(left)thanks the Tzu Chi Foundation for conducting the cash-for-work program in Kasiglahan Village of Rizal.
The five-day cleanup activity in Kasiglahan Village Rizal was successfully concluded last August 19, gathering a huge number of volunteers such as students, government employees and some private entities.
To recall, the charitable foundation initiated a massive cash-for-work clean-up program in Kasiglahan Village that started from August 14 to 19.
Locals from Kasiglahan Village share their kindness with the Tzu Chi Foundation through putting some donations inside the coin cans which accumulated fund will proceed to helping other needy people.
The cash-for-work program is a way for Tzu Chi to extend help not only to each family butalso to the whole community of Kasiglahan Village.
After the disastrous flood disaster that happened on August 7,Metro Manila was not the only area severely battered but Kasiglahan Village as well, a relocation site in Barangay San Jose, Rodriguez in the province of Rizal.
To ensure a centralized and smooth conduct of relief-giving,Tzu Chi volunteers raise concerns and clear instructions prior the actual activity in Kasiglahan Village.
A tarpaulin regarding Tzu Chi's cash-for-work clean-up activity is placed a few kilometers away from Kasiglahan Village to inform people about the organization's ongoing project.
Volunteerism was reinforced as the municipality of Rodriguez,Rizal encouraged student participation alongside other sectors in the community to take part in the cleanup activity in Kasiglahan Village.
Tzu Chi volunteers count the stubs which will be given to Kasiglahan residents who will be given further aid items like a pail, a pair of slippers and detergent bar among others, if the family needs more assistance.
Some volunteers and staff help one another in unloading the boxes of relief packs that would be given to the flood victims in Kasiglahan Village last August 20.
Beneath the sunny day,these locals in Kasiglahan Village lay down their sincere hearts in praying that the weather would continuously get better in the next days as they do their best to cope and recover from the previous flooding they encountered during last week.
Cash-for-work participants espouse acts of goodness as they pool their efforts together for a clean-up activity last August 17 at Phase 1K2, Kasiglahan Village in Rodriguez, Rizal.
The Filipino spirit of Bayanihan is seen on August 18 as over 3,000 people reached out to flood victims in Kasiglahan Village in Rizal province through a clean-up activity.
For the part of training commissioner Judy Tieng,the activity made them even more cherish their blessings for not experiencing such calamity as the residents in Kasiglahan Village did.
Holding their cleaning tools,Tzu Chi volunteers walk in a proper line as they proceed to their respective cleanup areas around Kasiglahan Village during the last day of the activity last August 19.