🌎Humanitarian aid from Canada is sent to the Philippines to support local communities.
🚢The aid is loaded into a sea container and transported by train and plane.
🚚A truck is purchased to deliver the aid to a remote farm in the north of the Philippines.
🥘Dried soup and food supplies are distributed to schools, taxi drivers, and other organizations.
🏥Medical supplies, including masks and visors, are given to small clinics.
Why is humanitarian aid sent from Canada to the Philippines?
—The church in Canada has been working on humanitarian aid projects in the Philippines for decades.
How is the aid transported?
—The aid is loaded into a sea container, transported by train, and then flown to the Philippines.
What challenges are faced during the journey?
—Challenges include potential theft, opening of the container at ports, and the remote location of the final farm.
Who benefits from the aid?
—The aid is distributed to various communities, including schools, taxi drivers, and small clinics.
What impact does the aid have on the local communities?
—The aid provides much-needed supplies and support, improving the lives of those in need.
00:01Follow the journey of a sea container filled with humanitarian aid from Canada to the Philippines.
00:21The aid is loaded into a sea container and transported by train and plane.
02:00A truck is purchased to deliver the aid to a remote farm in the north of the Philippines.
03:43Dried soup and food supplies are distributed to schools, taxi drivers, and other organizations.
05:39Medical supplies, including masks and visors, are given to small clinics.
