Over three million people have been displaced since the military coup.
Almost half of them are children. You can help us meet those in hiding or still on the move with food, shelter, medicine and other critical supplies. Supply a family with a month's worth of rice for just $35.
Donate NowWhat's happening in Myanmar?
"Because the army came and attacked us, we cannot live in our village anymore."
Since the Myanmar military seized control in February 2021, over 3 million people have been forced from their homes by the resulting violence.
That brings the total number of people displaced right now to a record 3.6 million people.
It’s the largest displacement of people in Myanmar since the offensives against the Rohingya in 2017. We were there then. And we’re there now.
Ready to make an impact?
Here’s what your donation can do.
*These are representative of the type of relief items we deliver, which may vary due to the specific needs of a particular displaced community.
“Because of the conflict, I have to study in the jungle. When the jets fly over, children cry, and the teachers find it hard to care for all of them.”
- Saw Eh Taena, Karen State, Myanmar.What kind of impact are we having?
39,525 people received help in just the last year.
We’ve been working alongside our friends in Myanmar for 30 years. Over this time, we have formed deep relationships with these communities, always consulting with them to find out exactly what their needs are and responding as rapidly as possible.
134,845
That's how many kilograms of rice you helped deliver to families whose lives were disrupted by conflict.
1,820
That’s how many people you provided with shelter to protect them from the elements.
18,342
That's how many people were supported with primary health care through rural clinics and village health workers.
Join Us
We’re in this for the long haul.
Help us meet those on the run and in hiding with food, shelter, medicine and other critical supplies. And we'll continue supporting schools in conflict areas, training local health workers and investing in communities with the hope that one day peace will arrive. Because children in Myanmar shouldn’t suffer while the adults are fighting.
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