When the lock down started, our team bought medical, hygiene and food supplies. We started packing and created ways how to ensure that we give the "care packs" and financial aid to the families who needs it the most. Since the lockdown, we have reached 140 families (865 individuals). Out of this number, 55% are children. Children are at-risk. They are directly affected by hunger, lack of schooling and loneliness.

For children who live in the slum, lockdown is difficult. They are contained in environment that only distance them further from an ideal childhood. More than the disease, we are concern about the isolation and possible child abuse that brought about by the stress of daily survival their parents have to face. We are determined to be the hands and feet of Christ to the poor, beyond limits.

Many families may not make it without our help. Our local government unit, in good will, is doing the best that they can, but resources are limited. If we all work together, all of us who are able and willing, alongside the poor, we will all go beyond COVID-19. No one will be left behind.