Humanitarian
Myanmar Earthquake Appeal
On 28th March 2025, a powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar, with its epicenter 10 miles northwest of Sagaing, near Mandalay. The quake occurred at 12.50 p.m. local time and was followed by a 6.4 magnitude 12 minutes aftershock. The tremors caused significant damage in multiple cities, leading to the collapse of buildings, bridges, and other infrastructure. Myanmar has declared a state of emergency and appealed for international aid. Countless lives were affected by the earthquake, adding to the existing humanitarian needs of 19.9 million people.
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Low-income Family Project in Hong Kong
'As you see, we live in this tiny room where I struggle to set space aside for my son and daughter to study and play. In hot and humid summer, more electricity is used particularly for air conditioning. There’re too many electrical appliances in use which often cause a break down. We are worried about potential safety hazards.' – Lan.
Lan does part time jobs for an income. She lives in a subdivided unit of less than 100 square feet with her two children. Lan believes that education is the key to ending poverty but she cannot afford private tutoring for her children.
Left-behind Children Project in Mainland China
‘My father comes home once a year. We normally stay in touch by phone. He always reminds me to work hard on my studies. I miss my parents. I hope that they take good care of themselves.’ Yiyi said.
Yiyi, 10, is a primary three student who lives in a remote village in Gansu. Her father has been working in Guangdong for many years. Yiyi’s grandparents look after her. Her mother abandoned the family some years ago, but Yiyi’s grandparents lied to her saying that her mother is working in another city.
WASH Project in Uganda
‘I want to study in a hygienic environment.’ - Inzikuru Saviour, a Year six student
Schoolgirls in refugee settlements and host communities often face challenges related to water and sanitation facilities, including latrines Regrettably, the lack of a girl-friendly learning environment frequently results in extended absences during their menstrual periods.
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