07/09/2026
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In a country where communities regularly face typhoons, flooding, earthquakes and other emergencies, helping children and families prepare is an important part of building safer and more resilient communities. Schools, in particular, play an important role in equipping young people with the knowledge and confidence they need to respond when emergencies happen.
Through Education in Emergencies (EiE), Vineyard continues to work alongside partner schools to strengthen preparedness, promote child safety and equip learners with practical skills that can make a difference during emergencies.
On 3 September 2026, Vineyard, in partnership with Nangka Elementary School, conducted a Family Disaster Plan and Standard First Aid Seminar for the schoolโs club officers.
With the guidance of the Marikina Rescue 161 team, the participants learned practical skills on first aid, emergency response and family disaster preparedness. More than learning what to do in an emergency, the session encouraged the young leaders to become advocates for preparednessโbringing what they learned back to their families, classmates and communities.
๐ Because preparedness is not only about having a plan. It is about having people who are ready to act.
Vineyard is grateful to the dedicated school leaders and club officers of Nangka Elementary School, and to the Marikina Rescue 161 team for sharing their knowledge and expertise. And we are forever grateful to our international partners like DFAT of Australia, International Needs Australia, and One Church.
Together with our partner schools, we continue to invest in knowledge, preparedness and partnerships that help create safer schools, stronger families and more resilient communities.
Together, we prepare. Together, we protect. Together, we build resilience.