December 11-12, 2024 — As part of our response to Super Typhoon Pepito, Good Neighbors Philippines conducted a two-day medical mission in Barangay Sioron, Gigmoto, Catanduanes, one of our Community Development Project (CDP) areas.

This initiative underscores our commitment to the health and safety of those we serve. In partnership with the Catanduanes Medical Society and the Barangay Local Government Units of Barangay Sioron and Barangay Sicmil, the medical mission directly benefited:

Barangay Sioron:

Barangay Sicmil:

Bringing Good Neighbors Together

This mission was made possible by dedicated doctors, barangay health workers, administrative staff, and community service volunteers. Their tireless efforts ensured that everyone received the care they needed. We are deeply grateful for their compassion and hard work.

Our Response to the Health Impacts of Super Typhoon Pepito

Our team provided care for common post-typhoon health issues including:

Beyond immediate care, we introduced measures to promote long-term health:

Health Matters—Before, During, and After Disasters

This mission is a testament to the importance of health in disaster response and recovery. Protecting health is not just an emergency response—it is an ongoing commitment. By equipping communities with the tools, knowledge, and care they need, we can prevent health crises and foster resilience even in the most challenging times.

At Good Neighbors Philippines, we believe that healthy families are the foundation of disaster-resilient communities. This mission is more than a response; it is a promise to stand with our sponsored children and families, ensuring their health, safety, and future are secure.

Together, we are building communities that are stronger, healthier, and more prepared for whatever lies ahead—because health always matters.