Landslide in Manado, East Indonesia

Currently, all participants who lost their homes are still living in temporary shelter or with relatives. In total, 261 participants and two Child Development Centers (CDCs) were affected by the landslide. Thankfully, all participants are safe and healthy and have resumed daily activities. The CDCs have been working with local government to provide families with food, household goods and materials for home repair. One of the CDCs that was damaged has been repaired, and one is in progress of receiving repairs.

Thank you for praying for all who were impacted by the landslide.

On January 27th, heavy rains and flooding caused a landslide in the city of Manado, Indonesia. Many homes were damaged and household items were lost. To date, 69 participants and two Child Development Centers (CDCs) have been affected by the landslide. Thankfully, all participants are safe and healthy. The two CDCs were partially damaged by the landslide, but have still been able to collaborate with the Compassion East Indonesia National Office to provide food, clothes and other necessities to the affected families.

Please pray for the continued health and safety of the participants, their families and CDC staff members.