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海外建築ボランティア体験リポート
Overseas Building Volunteer Report

Philippines: St. Mary's International School

Team Name Saint Mary's International School
Country Philippines, Coco Palm Quezon
Work site Barangay Banot, Sampaloc, Quezon, 2 Families Concrete, one stories
Itinerary 8 Day(s) 22-Mar 2008(SAT) ? 29-Mar 2008(SAT)
Member Total: 27 Adult(M): 3 , Adult(F): 4, High School(M): 20
Expense Traveling:70000 JPY（taxes included）/person
In-country:5000 JPY（taxes included）/person/day
Route Narita-->Manila (PAL)
Manila-->Narita (PAL)
Report The Spring 2008 Habitat for Humanity Youth Team of Saint Mary's International School in Tokyo was composed of twenty high school boys and seven teachers. The team traveled to the Philippines from March 22 through 29. The staff of Coco Palm Quezon Habitat for Humanity Affiliate met us at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport, led us to a tourist bus, and took us to Patio Rizal Hotel in Lucban, Quezon. We had late lunch, shopping, and change money at the Foreign Exchange at SM Sucat on our way to Quezon. The trip took us less than four hours. The hotel was nice and clean. The food was excellent! We had a courtesy call to the Local Government Officials of Sampaloc, Quezon. We took part in the construction of two concrete-one story houses for two families in Barangay Banot Core Housing in Sampaloc, Quezon. Although we left with the two houses' roofs unfinished, we were able to grace the blessing and dedication of eight completely constructed houses to eight qualified and lucky homeowners. Each day of the working week, a staff oriented us of the tasks for the day. We dug two septic reservoirs, sacked gravel and sand, mixed cement, shoveled cement into buckets, carried and passed buckets of cement, poured cement onto the floorings, fetched and carried buckets of water, piled blocks on the walls, poured cement into the crevices, and cut iron bars. The team enjoyed the facilities of Pueblo por la Playa Beach Resort in Quezon. The Shooting the Rapids at Pagsanjan in Laguna was the highlight of the trip for the boys. We also had the chance to visit the "Kamay ni Jesus" healing church in Lucena City. The boys enjoyed shopping at the SM malls in Manila and Lucena City. Overall, the trip was a very rewarding experience.
Photo Upper left: with homeowners, Upper right: building
Lower left: finished building, Lower right: hotel

* Click the image to zoom-in.

Team Name	Saint Mary's International School
Country	Philippines, Coco Palm Quezon
Work site	Barangay Banot, Sampaloc, Quezon, 2 Families Concrete, one stories
Itinerary	8 Day(s) 22-Mar 2008(SAT) ? 29-Mar 2008(SAT)
Member	Total: 27 Adult(M): 3 , Adult(F): 4, High School(M): 20
Expense	Traveling:70000 JPY（taxes included）/person In-country:5000 JPY（taxes included）/person/day
Route	Narita-->Manila (PAL) Manila-->Narita (PAL)
Report	The Spring 2008 Habitat for Humanity Youth Team of Saint Mary's International School in Tokyo was composed of twenty high school boys and seven teachers. The team traveled to the Philippines from March 22 through 29. The staff of Coco Palm Quezon Habitat for Humanity Affiliate met us at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport, led us to a tourist bus, and took us to Patio Rizal Hotel in Lucban, Quezon. We had late lunch, shopping, and change money at the Foreign Exchange at SM Sucat on our way to Quezon. The trip took us less than four hours. The hotel was nice and clean. The food was excellent! We had a courtesy call to the Local Government Officials of Sampaloc, Quezon. We took part in the construction of two concrete-one story houses for two families in Barangay Banot Core Housing in Sampaloc, Quezon. Although we left with the two houses' roofs unfinished, we were able to grace the blessing and dedication of eight completely constructed houses to eight qualified and lucky homeowners. Each day of the working week, a staff oriented us of the tasks for the day. We dug two septic reservoirs, sacked gravel and sand, mixed cement, shoveled cement into buckets, carried and passed buckets of cement, poured cement onto the floorings, fetched and carried buckets of water, piled blocks on the walls, poured cement into the crevices, and cut iron bars. The team enjoyed the facilities of Pueblo por la Playa Beach Resort in Quezon. The Shooting the Rapids at Pagsanjan in Laguna was the highlight of the trip for the boys. We also had the chance to visit the "Kamay ni Jesus" healing church in Lucena City. The boys enjoyed shopping at the SM malls in Manila and Lucena City. Overall, the trip was a very rewarding experience.
Photo	Upper left: with homeowners, Upper right: building Lower left: finished building, Lower right: hotel * Click the image to zoom-in.

投稿者: Habitat Japan 日時: 2008年3月22日 11:01