Rappler's latest stories on typhoon survivors
The Edgardos
This is Tacloban two years after Yolanda and the story of two brothers Edgardo II and Edgardo Jr who lived and laughed by the sea until the day the sky fell
New classrooms, new hope for Yolanda survivors
Help doesn’t need to be done with the money It can be done in many different ways
Yolanda mass grave: From playground to 'holy ground'
On All Saints Day Yolanda survivors visit a mass grave that holds their dearest memories Their parish priest says this holy ground used to be a playground
Yolanda a year after: Only 2% of needed houses to be built by Nov 8
Nearly a year after Super Typhoon Yolanda Haiyan 400 families still live in tents in Tacloban City while hundreds stay in temporary houses Mayor Alfred Romualdez says
PH lists 'zero' Haiyan aid from 9 donor-countries
The FAITH hub can track foreign aid coursed through government agencies only but some donor countries have informed government the site is not updated
Don't be hypocrites, Tagle tells Catholics on Ash Wednesday
At the start of the 40 day penitential season Cardinal Tagle asks Catholics to become poor for others
PH to world: Fulfill Haiyan pledges
Nearly 4 months after the super typhoon the Philippines gets only a fifth of the money that the world promised
TV networks, telcos to manage Yolanda donations
Want to donate to Yolanda survivors through the newly established multi donor fund? Here s how
Strength in loss: A Yolanda survivor’s tale
I realized that life is so fleeting I wish I was able to tell my mother how much I love her
Haiyan survivors flee for survival
Days after with little to no aid coming in some victims of typhoon Yolanda are choosing to leave their homes They think it’s a better chance to survive
Voting in the eye of the storm
They survived typhoon Pablo but now they are caught in another storm: politics Rappler tells their story on Isla Poo
