“Both of my parents passed away when I was a young boy. When I was small, my parents always told me that ‘Education is the best solution of a problem.’ It inspires me towards my goals. I studied in my village until Grade-6 when I fled to a refugee camp, but I had no goal. /1 Now I want to be a medic, who works in the hospital.
Before I become a medic, I have to complete university.
Before I attend university, I have to finish my GED first.
By the grace of God, I have a chance to study in the @PartnersRelief GED program. /2

"#Myanmar faces economic collapse due to the combined effect of the new coronavirus and the coup, which in its [@UNDP] worst-case analysis could put nearly half the country’s 54 million people into poverty." - @Reuters

#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar

reuters.com/business/finan… Poverty and food security have long been concerns for families in #Myanmar's ethnic states after decades of conflict and neglect. Kind, tenacious people, they want peace and self-sufficient tools to keep their children safe, healthy, and in school.
#WhatsHappeninglnMyanmar

Even though there are multiple limitations to helping in conflict zones and #coronavirus spreading in displaced populations in #Syria, we are doing all we can to do just that.

We have sourced diagnostic kits from a lab and are currently pricing them out. 1/4 Our work in #Syria is in a fluid environment where war and political complexity have destroyed infrastructure. We depend on creative local team members to negotiate this chaotic terrain and have learned that it is possible to accomplish incredibly transforming interventions. 2/4