"I regret how fortunate I was to have arrived safely by plane while thousands of refugees who left before me died in open sea seeking a better life."
PFAC Palawan Blog is a tribute to the Vietnamese Refugees, who used to reside in PFAC Palawan. It is a venue to reunite us... bring us closer to one another, one more time. We welcome relevant submissions, inquiries, and comments related to PFAC Palawan from its former residents and their families, and from the local and international volunteers.
Showing posts with label Palawan refugee camp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Palawan refugee camp. Show all posts
Friday, September 4, 2026
Monday, May 5, 2025
Memories of PFAC Palawan (Part 6)
HTC-PFAC TEACHER MARICOR TORRECAMPO Shared some of her memories of PFAC Palawan. Please send me a PM if you wanna share yours. Every week, starting March 24, 2025. I will be sharing 2 memories written by members of the VOLAGS in the past.
Sunday, October 25, 2020
JVA / IOM PFAC American Volunteer Karen
JVA / IOM volunteer Karen Inez from the United States of America volunteered her services to IOM and the United Nations serving Vietnamese refugees in Palawan, Philippines.
Some of the important tasks that she did was to issue IOM Bags - the large white plastic bag issued to refugees
at the time of travel to the U.S. in order to carry medical and other
documents, including the DS-2053, immunization records, and overseas
chest X rays.
JVA stands for Joint Voluntary Agency. It is now called OPE - Overseas Processing Entity.
First set of Photo collections from PFAC Palawan submitted to our blog by Karen Inez.
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