A Filipino woman in Dubai is feeding dozens of migrants each day. Despite being unemployed herself, Feby Dela Peña is adamant on helping others. In the sweltering heat of the late afternoon in Dubai, Feby Dela Peña arrives with 200 free meals of rice, fried fish and boiled eggs. The 34-year-old Filipina mother of three is unemployed and relies on her husband's modest income from a sales job. But when she saw people lining up for free meals one night outside her building, she decided to use whatever money her family had to help out. This is the first time in 12 years of living in Dubai that she has seen Filipinos like herself standing in line for a free meal. "Life is so hard and they don't have anyone to depend on," Dela Peña says. "If I stop this, many people will stop eating," she adds. As with most migrant workers in Dubai, the family lives in a shared apartment with 11 other housemates. Some of them also chipped in when they heard of h...