Babylyn Magos lives in Coron, Palawan and owns many businesses like grocery stores, piggery, rice fields, and poultry business before the pandemic. But when the pandemic happened in 2020 everything changed. She lost all of her assets and declared bankruptcy in 2021. She came to us to ask for help and get assistance so she can get up and start again. We granted her request and started building again her businesses. Now, she was able to rebuild again her lost businesses.
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