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    Negros Cops Build House For Widow, Five Children: "Balay, Mo, Handom Ko"

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    The Kabankalan City Police Station in Negros, Philippines built a house for Sherly Villarin, a widow with 5 children who lived in a makeshift home, as part of their "Balay Mo, Handom Ko" (Your House, Our Goal) project to help families during the COVID-19 pandemic. Police and military personnel contributed materials and labor to construct the new house, which included a bedroom, kitchen, and toilet, and presented the keys to Villarin who was overcome with gratitude to finally have a proper home. The police hope to help other families in need through continued community outreach programs.

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    The Kabankalan City Police Station in Negros, Philippines built a house for Sherly Villarin, a widow with 5 children who lived in a makeshift home, as part of their "Balay Mo, Handom Ko" (Your House, Our Goal) project to help families during the COVID-19 pandemic. Police and military personnel contributed materials and labor to construct the new house, which included a bedroom, kitchen, and toilet, and presented the keys to Villarin who was overcome with gratitude to finally have a proper home. The police hope to help other families in need through continued community outreach programs.

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    The Kabankalan City Police Station in Negros, Philippines built a house for Sherly Villarin, a widow with 5 children who lived in a makeshift home, as part of their "Balay Mo, Handom Ko" (Your House, Our Goal) project to help families during the COVID-19 pandemic. Police and military personnel contributed materials and labor to construct the new house, which included a bedroom, kitchen, and toilet, and presented the keys to Villarin who was overcome with gratitude to finally have a proper home. The police hope to help other families in need through continued community outreach programs.

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    Negros Cops Build House For Widow, Five Children: "Balay, Mo, Handom Ko"

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    The Kabankalan City Police Station in Negros, Philippines built a house for Sherly Villarin, a widow with 5 children who lived in a makeshift home, as part of their "Balay Mo, Handom Ko" (Your House, Our Goal) project to help families during the COVID-19 pandemic. Police and military personnel contributed materials and labor to construct the new house, which included a bedroom, kitchen, and toilet, and presented the keys to Villarin who was overcome with gratitude to finally have a proper home. The police hope to help other families in need through continued community outreach programs.

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    Negros cops build house for


    widow, five children
    “BALAY, MO, HANDOM KO”
    “A house is made with walls and beam. A home is made with love
    and dreams”.

    Kabankalan City Police Station initiated a project dubbed "Balay Mo,


    Handom Ko" (Your house, Our Goal) as our own initiative to provide comfort to a family
    who cannot have a decent home to live, amidst the threat of COVID-19 pandemic. This
    project is in line with "Kapwa Ko, Sagot Ko!" Adopt a Family Program that enjoins all
    well-off families to help the poor sustain stricter lockdown measure for the country to
    finally win its war versus the COVID-19.

    During our visit in some villages in the city, we meet Sherly Villarin of
    Brgy. Tagukon, Kabankalan City, a widow with three children, and the only source of
    their living is farming; his eldest child is a special child and the younger child was just
    seven years old while another child got married at an early age. They all live in a house
    made of light materials and situated on a hill. You still need to crawl through the door
    just to enter their home, they don't have a decent room, a kitchen, or even a toilet. Upon
    the seeing their destitute condition we decided to help Sherly Villarin.

    Personnel of Kabankalan City Police Station and other stakeholders


    contributed construction materials, while the 604th RMFB-6 did the carpentry at the
    same time providing security during the construction of the house since the area was
    identified to be rebel-infested. It took us more than a week to finish the house that was
    partially made of cement and light materials, installed with a bedroom, toilet, dining
    area, and kitchen and turned over the house to Sherly Villarin Last September 2, 2020.
    She was very happy that she even cried, as she didn't expect to have a decent house
    even in her dreams. It was the first house we built for a chosen beneficiary and we are
    looking forward to provide the same to other beneficiaries. It was not that elegant, just
    simple, but it was adequate enough for them to be comfortable and be protected.
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    WEEKLY PNP GOOD DEEDS OF OFFICE/UNIT/PERSONNEL


    UNIT: PARAMETERS
    PRO6/NOCPPO/Kabankalan MAKA DIYOS MAKATAO MAKAKALIKASAN MAKABANSA
    CPS

         

    At about 11:30 AM of
    September 2, 2020,
    Kabankalan City Police
    Station personnel led by
    PLTCOL MARY ROSE
    SALVE G PICO, COP,
    personnel of Regional
    Mobile Force Battalion
    (RMFB) 6 led by PLT
    RHAZL JIM JOCSON &
    PLT Roy Compe,
    Platoon Leaders of 1st
    and 2nd Platoon, 604th
    Company together with
    Barangay Officials of
    Barangay Tagukon
    headed by Hon. Angel J
    Fernando, Punong
    Barangay and Mr. &
    Mrs. Buenvenido
    Sequiro conducted turn-
    over of the joint
    Bayanihan Project
    “Balay Mo, Handom Ko”
    to our beneficiary Mrs.
    Sherly Villarin of
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    Barangay Tagukon, this


    city who are in needs in
    the midst of crisis and
    adversity in connection
    with the “Kapwa Ko,
    Sagot Ko”, Adopt of
    Indigent Family and 26th
    National Crime
    Prevention Week
    Celebration of this
    station. Further, this
    activity is in line with the
    implementation of PNP
    P.A.T.R.O.L. Plan 2030
    and NTF-ELCAC.

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    PLTCOL MARYROSE
    Prepared by: PCpl JOSEPH IAN E ALCALA Certified Correct: SALVE G PICO

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