Myanmar Christmas Appeal

Vital aid for families during the civil war and flooding in Myanmar

£53,925.17 raised
336 supporters

Our children and staff in Myanmar are living amid a civil war unlike anything they have experienced before. Every day from their homes and classrooms, our children and staff in Northern Myanmar hear the terrifying sounds of bombs and gunfire. In hundreds of villages across the country, homes have been left in ashes. Many have died, and thousands are fleeing for shelter.

In the south, our children are not only dealing with the war, but they are also facing devastating flooding which has forced them to relocate after a local dam broke, submerging the home waist-deep in water and destroying this years’ rice harvest. This news has come at the worst possible time as a ban on food imports and road and shop closures have caused rice prices to skyrocket from £15 to £55 per bag.  

The inflation and flooding are crippling our ability to feed the 2,000 children in our care.

How can I help?

A donation of £14 can feed a child for a month or £55 could purchase a bag of rice to feed a family for one month, but any contribution is gratefully received. With your help and God’s faithfulness, we can meet our children’s needs and show them they are loved through this war.


Recent supporters

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An anonymous donor gave £14
May God Bless your work
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An anonymous donor gave £55
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An anonymous donor gave £55
Praying for those in Myanmar x
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Kimberley Jones gave £10 to this appeal
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An anonymous donor gave £55
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Barbara donated to this appeal
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An anonymous donor gave £110
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An anonymous donor gave £28
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Sue H gave £110 to this appeal
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Upney Baptist Wednesday Fellowship gave £100 to this appeal
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Recent supporters

20w
An anonymous donor gave £14
May God Bless your work
35w
An anonymous donor gave £55
36w
An anonymous donor gave £55
Praying for those in Myanmar x
40w
Kimberley Jones gave £10 to this appeal
40w
An anonymous donor gave £55
43w
Barbara donated to this appeal
48w
An anonymous donor gave £110
48w
An anonymous donor gave £28
57w
Sue H gave £110 to this appeal
57w
Upney Baptist Wednesday Fellowship gave £100 to this appeal
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