TYPHOON GONI EMERGENCY APPEAL
Typhoon Goni, known locally as Typhoon Rolly, has caused mass destruction in the Philippines. Families now face the double threat of the typhoon and protecting themselves from coronavirus.
Please donate today to provide shelter for families devastated by disaster in the Philippines and around the world.
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OUR AID IN THE PHILIPPINES
We have aid locally stored in the province of Cebu, in the Central Visayas region.
We plan to hold stock to support around 3,000 households. We typically hold aid items such as shelter kits, tents, and other aid items such as water carriers, mosquito nets and solar lights.
We also hold stock of other more durable items such as corrugated iron and typhoon strapping. These can be used to support our more typical emergency shelter items and help support self-recovery.
As with every ShelterBox response, we carefully select and distribute aid. This is based on our experience from previous responses within the country, the suitability of the items for the area, and – most importantly – what local communities tell us they need.
Shelter kits
A selection of hardwearing tools and materials that are customised to suit the needs of each community.
Water carriers
These help make life after a disaster a little bit easier, enabling families to store drinking water.
Solar lights
These lights enable families to cook meals and children to finish their homework when it gets dark.
Blankets
These not only provide vital warmth, but comfort, too, when families are recovering from disaster.
Mosquito nets
Coated with insecticide, our mosquito nets offer an extra layer of protection by killing insects on and around the net.
Storage boxes
Our sturdy green boxes are ideal for storage.
FACTS ABOUT TYPHOON GONI
When did Typhoon Goni make landfall, what areas have been affected and how is ShelterBox responding?
Learn everything you need to know about the storm here.
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