Since the military takeover in Myanmar in 2021, conflict has spread across much of the country.
Fighting, airstrikes and violence have forced countless people from their homes, disrupting children’s education and putting their futures at risk. Millions are now displaced, and as families struggle to find food, shelter and safety, many children are also losing the chance to learn, grow and build a brighter future.
Collection of images of Khin. Photo credits: Jesuit Refugee Service, Asia Pacific.
Make a difference this Christmas
Classroom in displacement camp. Photo credits: Jesuit Refugee Service, Asia Pacific.
can support one child’s education for an entire academic year, helping them continue learning despite conflict.
Khin's father looking at pictures in classroom. Photo credits: Jesuit Refugee Service, Asia Pacific.
can provide one month’s payment for a community teacher, helping them continue educating children affected by conflict and displacement.
Classroom in displacement camp. Photo credits: Jesuit Refugee Service, Asia Pacific.
can provide learning materials for a classroom of 20 refugee students for an entire year.
Khin getting ready for school in displacement camp. Photo credits: Jesuit Refugee Service, Asia Pacific.
can help maintain and renovate learning spaces where displaced children can continue to learn and grow.