Ada and Yeyin

Practice practice for Saturday.
Medyo camera shy po talaga kami kaya mostly kalahati lang namin ang kita sa video.
Rehearsal pa lang po ito... nood kayo sa Sabado for more kantahan!!! 🎶💖

"Moon River"/"Ilog at Buwan" salinawit ni Pete Lacaba

Namiss namin mag-live!!!

TUGTUGAN PARA SA KALUSUGAN DAY 23
Performances Supporting Health Workers
Music Advancing People's Health

facebook.com/musikapubliko

April 14, 2020 (Tuesday)

DAY 23 fundraising initiative will raise funds directly for the needs of health workers at the JOSE REYES MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER via TRINA LABOGA 0927-6447578. You can donate directly via GCash 0917-3212010.

10:00 to 10:30am – Jess O. Limyoco (Laguna)
https://www.facebook.com/jessie.limyoco

11:00 to 11:30am – Ada Tayao
https://www.facebook.com/AdaandYeyin

01:00 to 01:30pm – Rence Rapanot
https://www.facebook.com/RenceLeeRapanot

04:00 to 04:30pm – Gino Aguas
https://www.facebook.com/Ginoaguas

05:00 to 05:30pm – Kat De Loria
https://www.facebook.com/kat.deloria

07:00 to 07:30pm – Bo Bismark
https://www.facebook.com/bbismark

08:00 to 08:30pm – Arvy Rojas
https://www.facebook.com/KristofferApil22

09:00 to 09:30pm – Mayo Landicho
https://www.facebook.com/mayo.landicho1

Tugtugan Para Sa Kalusugan is a fundraising initiative for frontline health workers, encouraging the creative participation of musicians, performers, and music producers amidst the lockdown.

There has been over a hundred performers so far from all-over the country and abroad participating through Facebook LIVE performances everyday for more than three weeks since the start of the initiative. This has been a collective battle call not just for fundraising but more importantly, for supporting people's health and welfare in this fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.

BENEFICIARIES

Musika Publiko partners with the Citizens' Disaster Response Center for collecting and distributing donations. Funds collected trough Paypal and digital bank transfers to CDRC's account are used to support frontline health workers at hospitals with much needed medical supplies such as PPEs and masks.

Initially the fundraiser is supporting around thousand health workers that CDRC was able to connect with through health associations and organizations. They are at the East Avenue Medical Center, National Kidney Transplant Institute, and the Philippine Orthopedic Center.

Additional beneficiares which Musika Publiko coordinates directly include Jose Reyes Memorial Medical Center and Barangay Health Workers at various areas in Metro Manila.

Musika Publiko Bikol has also partnered with Project Pesante in raising funds for immediate relief for farming communities in the region. These are coursed through the Farmer Assistance for Resource Management, Education and Rehabilitation, Inc. (FARMERS) based in the region.

CONTINUING NEED TO SUPPORT HEALTH WORKERS

Health workers do their duty while at risk of infection. More than 60 health practitioners are positive of Covid-19 as documented by the Alliance of Health Workers in just around ten hospitals.

The need for supporting frontline health workers continue and Tugtugan Para Sa Kalusugan aims to provide support in ways it can.

BOOST PEOPLE'S HEALTH

We sing to amplify the call for government to provide sufficient support to the health sector and the health workers who continuously do their duty at the frontline of the country's battle against the Covid-19 pandemic.

We join the AHW in their call urging government to begin conducting mass testing to all public hospital workers and consequently take urgent measures to prevent rapid infection in their families.

We support holding of mass testing to the communities so as to identify PUIs, PUMs and Covid-19 positive patients in order to provide them proper health care and prevent the spread of the virus to anyone else.

We support CDRC's position to allow the participation of civil society organizations and non-government organizations in providing emergency relief and aid especially to depressed communities amidst the lockdown.

We urge the government to support local Disaster Risk Reduction offices and at the same time demand transparency in the use of the Quick Response Fund and Calamity Fund.

We urge the government to continue the task of providing social service which is very much needed by communities while the Enhanced Community Quarantine is in place.