Typhoon Trami (known locally as Kristine) has caused widespread flooding, landslides and building destruction in the Philippines. Donate now to help provide urgent support for people with disabilities caught in this crisis.
Philippines Typhoon Trami : Emergency Appeal
Bring relief to families in the Philippines Impacted by Tropical Storm Trami
In the early hours of 22 October, Tropical Cyclone Trami hit the Philippines.
It brought destructive winds and torrential rain, resulting in flooding across more than half of the country.
Over 700,000 people have been displaced by the typhoon, with more than seven million people impacted.
Women, children, the elderly and people with disabilities are the most affected, with thousands left stranded. For people with disabilities, access to evacuation centres during this emergency is challenging and difficult.
No clean water, no home
The widespread flooding, landslides, destruction of houses, land, roads and bridges, have made it even harder and more dangerous for people with disabilities to access services.
Donate Now
Your donation today will support people with disabilities in the most vulnerable situations.
What CBM are doing to help people affected by Storm Trami
Right now, CBM is conducting emergency needs reports with our partners in the Philippines to ensure the most vulnerable are included in recovery efforts. Local partners are responding to four provinces in the Bicol region.
We are focusing on providing emergency cash gifts, hygiene kits, food, safe drinking water, shelter, providing assistive devices such as wheelchairs and crutches, and access to mental health and psychosocial support.
How you can help people affecting by this crisis in the Philippines?
You can make an immediate difference today.
Donate now and support the provision of life-saving essentials to those devastated by the typhoons. Please help people with disabilities to access vital, life-saving services.
Every moment counts. Will you make an urgent gift today?
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Donations will be prioritised for our emergency response in the Philippines. Surplus donations will go wherever the need is greatest.