With a gesture of care and empowerment, Mary K. Yap’s program reaches out to orphans in Myanmar, offering a guiding hand and essential support to shape a more hopeful and promising future. “Orphanage Ambassadors” have the biggest hearts for orphan children in Myanmar.

Our NGO volunteers support another orphanage nearby and we had unexpectedly met the Pink Angels nunnery on our trip to Myanmar. The principal looking after the girls told me she has only elementary grade 3 education (implying her limitations) and she is …

Dedicated to helping Myanmar's children in need, since 2007 Our Mission is to offer underprivileged children from Myanmar, wholesome and welcoming housing, adequate food, a safe, harmonious and enriching environment, enabling them to develop physically, intellectually, socially as well as spiritually.

One of the ultimate aims of the foundation is to provide orphans of all ages in Myanmar with shelter, food, healthcare and basic education. The generous contributions and donations extended by friends and family members of the Mary K. Yap Foundation are made available to better the lives of children.

2017年9月22日 · We are happy to report that all of the children living in our 6 orphan homes in Myanmar have done very well in school since starting a new semester in June. We have 6 children enrolled in preschool (ages 3-5) where they are …

UNICEF reports that out of the 1.3 million children born in Myanmar, 92,500 will not make it to their first birthday, and 138,000 will not live to be five. Furthermore, 14,000 children are estimated to have HIV/AIDS, with another 43,000 being orphaned by the disease.

2018年9月10日 · Myanmar’s civil wars have orphaned many of these girls. Poverty leads others to the home. But 8 sisters, fueled by compassion and the guidance of the late Fr Singa Rayar – instrumental in founding St Mary’s - have given them a home, a family and hope.

2021年10月12日 · Many people are facing hunger in the country now, especially Aye Yeik Mon girl orphanage. Aye Yeik Mon literally means the holy shelter which has been serving as a girls’ orphanage for more than half of a century in Mandalay. The shelter has been take care of big numbers orphan girls and help to change their better future.

2017年7月4日 · Today we bring you an encouraging update from Myanmar, beginning with the good news that all 130 of our orphans (ages 3-18) started back to school in June. This semester the children are studying their native Burmese language, English, math, history, geography, biology, chemistry, and physics at the different local schools where they are enrolled.

In 2013, the girls’ orphanage, House Teresa, launched operations. To have separate houses for girls and boys is a requirement in Myanmar. The children come from different regions all over the country, some of them from ethnic conflict areas. Some of them are half-orphans, whose parents are too poor to bring them up.