225 San Remigio families find hope with Aboitiz Foundation
To date, OneAboitiz’s combined support for affected areas has reached over P17 million, benefiting more than 37,000 families across North Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.
ANTON Perdices, chief operating officer of AboitizPower Distribution Utilities, honors the strength of San Remigio families, saying the assistance they received is ‘not just materials, but tools to rebuild hope, dignity, and the place you call home.’
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The Aboitiz Group, through Aboitiz Foundation, has turned over home recovery assistance packages to 225 families in San Remigio, Cebu, to help them in restoring their homes damaged by the 6.9-magnitude earthquake that struck the province last 30 September.
With the packages of cement vouchers, construction materials and cash support, the families can begin repairing or rebuilding their houses based on their needs while ensuring quality through partner-supplier standards.
REBUILDING in San Remigio moves forward through strong collaboration as the Aboitiz Foundation, the local government unit, Republic Cement and Vic Enterprises work together to deliver home recovery assistance to earthquake-affected families.
The Aboitiz Family, whose long-standing commitment to community rebuilding guides the Aboitiz Foundation’s work, was instrumental in making this initiative meaningful and responsive to the needs of affected families. Of the beneficiaries, 168 households with partially damaged homes received P10,000 each, while 57 families whose houses were totally damaged received P30,000 each. This latest assistance forms part of the broader OneAboitiz disaster response following the consecutive crises that hit the country — the earthquake, the succeeding typhoon, and community flooding.
To date, OneAboitiz’s combined support for affected areas has reached over P17 million, benefiting more than 37,000 families across North Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. These efforts include relief and recovery programs for Typhoon “Uwan” in North Luzon, Typhoon “Tino” in the Visayas, and the earthquake impacts in both Cebu and Davao.
