Zion Rescue in Aklan
For a Zion Rescue member living alone and far from the Headquarters , it may be difficult to move and feels the need of more support ,but not for Zion Rescue Aris Asuncion. He was invited by the DEPED - Aklan to conduct a training on Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Preparedness.

Zion Rescue member Aris Asuncion performed a patient assessment in front of the DEPED -Aklan staff

 

August is been a busy month for Zion Rescue. Right after the typhoon, we have been blessed to be able to help to those who are in need. We had the chance to get to know also few good people that are willing to help to the group especially RescueBoy.They have been generous and kind to lend the group their special fiber boat that they designed.

During typhoon "Maring" last September. Zion Rescuers using the one of a kind RescueBoy fiber boat. I can give my confidence in this boat especially in times of big floods.

We have been invited to some TV network about the RescueBoy we were using. We also been asked about the Rescue Operations we did during typhoon.

President of Zion Rescue LT RYAN P APDUHAN PCGA, EMT, CSP was interviewed in preparation for the show

The group also had a chance to meet with other Local Government Officials to introduce the RescueBoy
and told the rescue operations we did in their city

Past President and Metro Manila Mayor Joseph Ejercito Estrada during meeting with the RescueBoy and Zion Rescu

Legendary Doc RTed Esguerra with Zion Rescue

The group was given a recognition during the meeting with other rescue group in the office of Vice President Jejomar Binay

Officers of other Rescue Group with Zion Rescue at the office of Vice President Binay

The group never stop to work even after the typhoon.They go out and help distribute a donation

Zion Rescue at the DSWD - Main office for the Relief goods operation

 

 

Zion Rescuers with Gary Valenciano during the ASAP (ABS CBN)

Zion Rescue - San Mateo Chapter with the officers during Habagat

When the group is needed to respond, they never fail to come and help. This is a mark of a true volunteer.