ADRA Philippines takes a comprehensive approach to emergency management:
- By working with communities to prepare for and mitigate the impact of disasters through a Disaster Risk Reduction program as part of its ongoing development initiatives
- By partnering with local groups to provide immediate assistance when an emergency hits;
- By working with the affected people to help them recover after the crisis has passed through early recovery interventions.
We place great importance on building local capacity and long-term resilience to external shocks. We are committed to meeting international standards of quality, accountability and community participation.
A National Emergency Management Plan facilitates an immediate response to a range of emergencies with funding from ADRA International, the ADRA Asia Regional Office and local church partner.
OUR EMERGENCY RESPONSE

We Did It! Worldwide Church Enlists One Million Signatures
Adventist Church and ADRA Gain One Million Supporters for Every Child. Everywhere. In School. Education Petition; Next Steps Underway SILVER SPRING, MD (July 29, 2020)

ADRA Receives $1.9M CAD Grant For COVID-19 Response in Camarines Sur
SILANG, CAVITE, 27 JULY 2020 – Global Affairs Canada has approved approximately $1.9M CAD funding for a nine-month ADRA COVID-19 response in the province of

EMPOWER Project reinforces Civil Society’s participation in inclusive disaster & climate risk governance in Itogon
Members of different civil society organizations, community based organizations and local government units of Itogon are gathered today for the launching the EMPOWER Project—Empowering Municipalities,

LGU and CSOs Warmly Welcome EMPOWER Project in Itogon
Even with the challenge of working under various limitations because of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, the ADRA & HI team was not hindered from kicking

ADRA’s First Online Concert
Note: The concert was scheduled for 5:00PM but the livestream began at 4:30PM and featured videos from ADRA Emergency Responses in the last 2 years.

We Still Survived
WE STILL SURVIVED Typhoon Ambo (International name Vongfong) made landfall at Eastern Samar on the 14th of May 2020. Jaison Maiso’s family was one of