On 28 March 2025, a moment magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck the Sagaing Region of Myanmar. Over 3,300 lives have been lost, more than 5,000 people injured, and over 300 remain missing. The disaster has affected more than 17 million people across 57 townships, leaving many without access to food, clean water, shelter, or health care.
The disaster has affected over 17 million people across 57 townships, leaving many without access to food, clean water, shelter, or health care. Families are sleeping in the open — on streets and sidewalks under the searing summer heat — too afraid to return to damaged homes. Damaged roads and bridges are slowing down the delivery of critical aid.
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Give what you can. Every contribution makes a difference.
Deliver mobile medical care and emergency kits with essential supplies to families in crisis.
Deliver mobile medical care and emergency kits with essential supplies to families in crisis.
Provide vital nutrition, supplements, and medical support for mothers and young children.
Rebuild shelters and sustain recovery in the hardest-hit communitities through 2025
Your donations will be split equally between these two trusted organizations working on the ground.
A volunteer-driven initiative formed by local healthcare professionals and equity-minded individuals in response to the devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck central Myanmar on March 28, 2025.MEEC focuses on addressing critical needs—clean water, nutrition, hygiene, and safe shelter—particularly for women, children, and displaced families. With local youth volunteers and trusted community partners, they deliver mobile medical services, distribute hygiene kits and food supplies, support shelter construction, and rebuild damaged WASH infrastructure.
Learn MoreSCH is actively responding to the devastating earthquake by delivering life-saving emergency support in the most affected areas.In response to escalating humanitarian needs, SCH is deploying Mobile Medical Teams (MMTs), clean water, and sanitation items in the most-affected States/Regions. Leveraging their existing clinic network and affiliated partners, SCH's Rapid Response Plan ensures the delivery of essential health services, emergency medical care, water, sanitation and humanitarian relief for approximately 400,000 people in need.
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