Program Overview and HighlightsDecember 7, 2013 – May 7, 2014
Mission Statement
YPDR ensures that safety, environmental protection, and professional management practices govern our operational programs and procedures as we work to achieve our goals:
provide storm-strengthened shelter and safe and sustainable classrooms, rejuvenate water, sanitation and hygiene
facilities, manage environmental and economic initiatives, provide training and responsible employment to local residents, and coordinate logistical support with the
international aid community in their disaster response effort.
Projects
Housing Program
In partnership with Polish Humanitarian Action, YPDR is
building 1000 storm-strengthened core shelters for families in need
Damage Assessments
Aerial Assessment
3rd Generation Model(In Cooperation with University of San Carlos)
3rd Generation Model(In Cooperation with University of San Carlos)
3rd Generation Model(In Cooperation with University of San Carlos)
Model House Construction
Model House Construction
Innovation in Development
1. 18sq m living space2. Concrete posts for a stable foundation3. Design is upgradeable and movable to allow families to
customize and relocate their homes if necessary4. Elevated bedroom floor for improved air flow and safety in the
event of flooding5. Woven bamboo siding (Amacan) for increased ventilation6. Slanted siding for structural stability and increased living space7. Covered outdoor patio to provide shade8. Cross bracing and metal strapping to keep the house sturdy in
the event of a future storm
Beneficiary Homes
Beneficiary Homes
1. Built 7 Phase !, II, and III model homes in Barangay Sungko, Barangay Kabangbang, Barangay Beigad, Barangay Sillon, Barangay Kang-Kaibe, Barangay Suba, and Barangay Pooc with the help of local carpenters. 2. 695 homes have been built thus far. 3. Distributed materials for 891 homes. 4. Trained 99 local carpenters in storm-strengthening construction techniques. 5. Interviewed 325 people in need of homes in the list of beneficiaries as well as 6. Performed 206 post-construction surveys regarding the building quality of the new homes
Housing Program Highlights
School Program
YPDR is working to rebuild schools on Bantayan Island by clearing debris, re-
roofing classrooms, repairing electricity, rejuvenating water and sanitation facilities, and replacing completely damaged classrooms
Debris Removal
Classroom Repair
Solar Lighting
Roof Repair
School Program Highlights
1. Removed 102 truckloads of debris2. Painted 2 wells3. Repaired and painted 19 classrooms4. Repaired and painted 6 bathrooms5. Built and planted 7 garden boxes6. Repaired 2 canteens7. Repaired the rain gutters on 5 classrooms8. Installed 1 concrete pathway9. Plumbed 7 sinks10. Built 1 tool shed
School Program Highlights Continued
1. Repaired and painted 1 entryway2. Painted 5 rooftops3. Repaired and painted 7 walls4. Painted and repaired 7 courtyard benches5. Painted 1 courtyard stage6. Repaired 1 broken door7. Built 2 disposal bins8. Painted 74 tire planters9. Painted 20 concrete flower planters10. Painted 49 hanging planters
School Program Successes Continued
21. Painted 54 school signs
22. Built 1 teacher’s table
23. Unclogged 6 restroom drains
Sanitation Facility Repair
YPDR recognizes the vital importance of proper water, sanitation, and hygiene
facilities and practices in preventing illness and keeping people healthy and safe
Sanitation Facility Repair
Sanitation Facility Repair
Sanitation Facility Repair
Sanitation Facility RepairHighlights
1. Repaired 7 hand washing stations at 5 schools2. Restored the water supply to Santa Fe High School. 3. Returned 21 toilets to operational status at Santa Fe High
School. 4. Conducted a hygiene promotion session and performed educational puppet show on hygiene for over 5,500 children in the municipalities of Santa Fe, Madridejos, and Bantayan. 5. Provided hand soap for all hand washing stations at Santa Fe
High School. 6. Conducted damage assessments of the water supply and toilet facilities at 24 schools on Bantayan Island. 7 . 10,020 bars of soap have been distributed to students and families.
Environmental Restoration Program
Utilizing the oceanographic knowledge of YPDR’s President, Christopher White, a former
commercial deep sea diver, and Director Joseph Ferris III, a veteran captain with over 15
years experience on a scientific research vessel, YPDR is restoring native marine
habitats through the use of artificial reefs.
Environmental Restoration Program
Environmental Restoration Program Highlights
1. Built a low impact oceanographic research vessel 2. Conducted 7 underwater surveys to locate damage to
coral reefs3. Built 5 “fish condos” which are limestone based
structures designed to mimic native coral, attract fish, and stimulate coral regeneration
• Distributed and delivered 1500 bags of rice (37,500 kilos), 700 sanitation kits, and 3000 water kits to local families with Malteser International
• Delivered a truckload of school supplies, 45 tents, and 25 shelter kits with Malteser International
• Transported 150 emergency shelter kits with UNHCR• Unloaded a shipment of rice from World Food Programme with
Samaritan’s Purse • Distributed 129 boxes of clothes from a private donor • Delivered 50 kilos of rice from private donors to Bantayan District Jail
Distribution
Joint Medical Missions
In conjunction with our partner organization
SAMU, YPDR has facilitated the medical
treatment of 3, 357 patients in the course of 18 medical missions
Maritime Rescue
• Instituted the island’s first ever emergency communication system to coordinate effectively in future emergencies
• Evacuated 300 people from a stranded ferry off the coast of Bantayan Island
• Provided safe transport in YPDR vehicles for 4 children who required emergency medical treatment in Cebu
Educational Puppet Show
YPDR’s educational puppet show has been performed for over 6,000 children. The show
educates kids on hygiene topics, like washing hands and rushing teeth, in a fun
and accessible way.
Beach Cleanup
YPDR has hosted 7 beach cleanups with
local children in Santa Fe, Bantayan, and Madredejos. After
picking up the beach with the kids, we give a
talk about the importance of keeping
the beaches clean
Art Program
In conjunction with 24 project, YPDR hosted an art therapy program for 100 children in Santa Fe
Support Our Work!
Contributions in Perspective:
• $1000 USD will sponsor the training and materials for a local carpenter to build a
home for a family in need, the construction of a sustainable food production garden on
the building site, and one goat for a family in need
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