Sustain Projects Myanmar

05/09/2026

02/09/2026

Amazing…

01/09/2026

A regular contribution helps us support early education in an urban informal settlement. This is a long term project that is providing a safe, fun and nurturing environment for young children to learn. According to UNICEF currently nearly one third of school age children in Myanmar are not enrolled in any form of learning, so this project is definitely making change. Please visit our website to learn more, and consider joining our incredible team of regular donors who are Changemakers. Thank you!

30/08/2026

27/08/2026

Regular giving helps us plan, and means we can commit to supporting our project partners with their long term projects. It is one of the most effective ways to make an impact in vulnerable communities. Make a difference and join our team of monthly givers who are changing someone's world. Visit our website to learn more.

26/08/2026

Around here, we're always constructing something new or repairing something old. The Karen are experts at building quickly with the materials at hand, which is especially important during rainy season. Here, we're making a building to house tuberculosis patients.

25/08/2026

Our kitchen staff are often unsung heroes of the RTC campus. These women wake up every weekday at 2 a.m. to start cooking for the rest of us.

Every Thursday, the whole campus gets to eat meat curry. Here, the cooks are carrying the meat from the freezer to the kitchen to cook.

23/08/2026

Recently our partner working in the urban informal settlement checked the growth of the children attending the school. As anticipated, many showed signs of being under nourished. That is why the daily lunch program is so important as it provides extra nutrition that these young children need. Thanks for helping make this possible!

21/08/2026

By the time they graduate, our E-tech students' practical skills are unmatched. They can design a house, rebuild an engine, repair a generator, wire a building, and so much more. Without engineers like them, we could never run our clinics or build new ones.

21/08/2026