FOR the 43 families now housed at the Jose Fabella Center in Mandaluyong, a temporary shelter for the homeless set up by the Department of Social Welfare and Development, they are determined to live normal lives in Palo, Leyte. But the question is, how and where do we start?

Currently there are 201 individuals, 13 of them orphaned by Super Typhoon Yolanda in November, who are being cared for by social workers of the government and private sector.

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