2019 Projects
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The combination of the pandemic and military coup in Myanmar has created an economic crisis resulting in millions of lost jobs and the inability to afford basic food supplies. As a result, we have developed the “Blessed And Giving” or BAG food distribution program to help meet the food supplies needs of the over 1,000 families within our ministry’s reach. As a result of bulk purchasing, we can provide a BAG of basic food supplies for a typically-sized Myanmar family for one month for $42.
Each children’s home receives the set of services described below. Love for Myanmar does not offer sponsorships for individual children. We believe such an approach can lead to children becoming jealous. Some children may receive more letters, cards, photos, and funds.
Current laws in Myanmar do not allow adoption of a Burmese child. We think it is insensitive both for a sponsor and a child to develop a connection that cannot result in adoption.
Because of the military coup, thousands of families have been forced from their villages, including countless school-aged children. As a result, many schools have been closed throughout the country given junta hostilities or their curriculums shortened due to a lack of teachers. In some cases, education facilities have been occupied by junta forces.
Love for Myanmar ministers to many traumatized people– adults, youth, children. Men tortured. Women abused. Teenagers kidnapped into the sex trade. Children abandoned.
Love for Myanmar currently encourages, equips, and empowers a network of twenty seven (27) house churches in Myanmar. Our vision is a house church in every Myanmar village, town, and city. Using Follow Jesus discipleship, leadership, and church planting training, …
The list below provides examples of the needs of the leprosy hospital in Mawlamyine, Mon State. Because conditions can change, priorities can also change.
Many of the children of leprosy parents do NOT have leprosy themselves. They suffer from rejection and poverty because of leprosy, however. The children are ignored and snubbed at school.
Love for Myanmar ministers to many traumatized people– adults, youth, children. Men tortured. Women abused. Teenagers kidnapped into the sex trade. Children abandoned.