Philippines Earthquake
People Helped
Humanitarian Needs
On September 30, 2025, a magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck off the coast of the Philippines, northeast of Bogo City, Cebu. More than half a million people have been affected, resulting in significant humanitarian needs.
The earthquake displaced more than 77,000 people and damaged more than 35,000 homes, leaving many families in urgent need of shelter, household necessities, clean water and hygiene facilities.
Humanitarian Response
World Vision has been operating in the Philippines since 1957. Their work in the region focuses on child protection, education, community development and support for people affected by crisis.
World Vision Canada will provide clean water, hygiene kits, shelters and essential household items like bedding and solar lamps to approximately 3,000 families for up to six months. They will also work with local partner Artkada to provide 1,000 children with mental health support and art activities in a child-friendly space.
Our response to small and medium-scale disasters is co-funded by Global Affairs Canada, the member agency delivering the assistance, and donations to the Humanitarian Coalition. Your gift will help us be ready for the next disaster. Donate today.