Humanitarian Mission in Occidental Mindoro Successfully Completed Through Strong Security Partnership and Collaboration.
Occidental Mindoro, Philippines A five day international humanitarian mission in the Province of Occidental Mindoro was successfully carried out through the strong collaboration and security support of the Occidental Mindoro Police Provincial Office (OMPPO)-P and the Armed Forces of the Philippines.
The mission, which brought together an international team dedicated to serving vulnerable communities, was made possible through the thorough coordination and security assurance provided by the OMPPO under the leadership of PCOL TIMOTEO L. ESPIRITU, JR., Provincial Director, alongside PLTCOL REMEGIO D. YAPES (DPDA) and PLTCOL MICHAEL DONALD C. CARNOSO (DPDO).
The Key Partnership support was Initiated by the Police Community Affairs and Development Unit (PCADU), led by PMAJ RODRIGO B. BORLADO, Chief of PCADU, and PLT LORNAS NUNEZ, Deputy Chief, together with their dedicated personnel:
PEMS Mary Michelle A. Encina, PCMS Mary Ann U. Cruz, PCMS Roselle R. Delos Santos, PSMS Riza I. Bornasal, PMSg Allan Amadeo S. Roda, PMSg Joan S. Dalisay, PSSg Michelle R. Marino, PCpl Rowell O. Perucho, PCpl Jerick Agnais, PCpl Jasper Martizano, Pat Shienaleen P. Ramirez, and Pat Patrisya A. Hernandez.
Security operations were further strengthened through the assistance of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, led by TC ADRIAN MARK U. GULLUNAN, INF (GSC) PA – Commander, with MAJ JOHNGIE B. SIATANAN (INF) PA – Executive Officer, and 2LT MARIANNE ABSALON (FS) PA – Acting CMO Officer of the 68th Infantry “Kaagapay” Battalion.
The PCADU and YGM partnership ensured the safety of the international humanitarian team as they reached remote and underserved communities including areas often considered high-risk demonstrating that coordinated efforts and unified purpose can enable meaningful service even in the most challenging environments.
Mission Impact
Over the course of five days, the humanitarian mission delivered vital services to communities across various barangays and municipalities in Occidental Mindoro:
610 individuals received eye check-ups and eyeglasses
1,160 individuals, including children, benefited from feeding programs
145 families from indigenous communities received food relief packs
510 individuals were provided with medical consultations and essential medicines
145 parents, police women personnel and teachers were trained about mental health and to support children with disabilities
Statement of Gratitude
The organizing team expressed its deep gratitude to the OMPPO-PCADU and military partners for their professionalism, dedication, and unwavering commitment to public service.
This mission stands as a powerful example of what can be achieved through proper coordination and genuine partnership. The security and support provided allowed our international team to serve with confidence and compassion. We are honored to work alongside such dedicated public servants who truly care for the people.
About the Mission
Yahweh Global Mission, the humanitarian arm of Christian Outreach Centre Foundation Thailand, is part of an ongoing effort to provide holistic support to underserved communities through healthcare, mental health and spiritual care, nutrition, education, and community development programs, while promoting dignity, compassion, and hope.
We extend our deepest gratitude to our partners in service and security. Together, we serve. All glory and honor belong to God alone.