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The Spirit of Taw Nor Teaching Hospital

Posted on October 20, 2017March 27, 2020 by admin

October 20, Taw Nor Teaching Hospital, Kawkareik Township, Myanmar. Early this morning, a young woman and her husband arrived at Taw Nor Teaching Hospital. She was immediately taken to the delivery room. Our medics, nurse midwife, and only doctor were pulled out of a Maternal and Child Survival training course to attend to the patient.[…]

Posted in Media, Past Projects

My life will be forever changed after having the opportunity to meet these truly amazing people!

Posted on December 13, 2013November 22, 2015 by admin

End of our journey As we come to the end of our journey and begin to say our goodbyes to all of the the incredible people we have had the opportunity to meet, it has become clear to me that our new friends here have made more of an affect on my life than I[…]

Posted in December 2013 SIAST Students Work Tour

Start with a smile and open arms

Posted on December 11, 2013May 14, 2015 by admin

Over the past ten days Global Neighbours and I have visited migrant communities, refugee camps, a number of schools, and of course the students here in Mae Sot furthering their knowledge to take back and share with their communities in Myanmar. I have learned about the fear and distrust these people have of a place[…]

Posted in December 2013 SIAST Students Work Tour

I’ll remember the smiling faces of all the people we’ve helped

Posted on December 11, 2013May 14, 2015 by admin

At the beginning of this trip I had an idea of what it might be like, everything up until this point has completely surpassed everything I had imagined. Stephanie said the other day that smiles are what stick the most. My first smile was in the Muslim migrant village, we were driving away after a[…]

Posted in December 2013 SIAST Students Work Tour

December 2013 SIAST Students Work Tour

Posted on December 11, 2013May 14, 2015 by admin

The Past Days The days get harder and harder as I near the end of my stay. The hearts of the children and adults I met here in the refugee camps and in the schools, are gold, pure and larger than words can explain. The friends I have met here are sacred. Meeting many individuals[…]

Posted in December 2013 SIAST Students Work Tour

A day in burma

Posted on December 8, 2013May 14, 2015 by admin

Today we did something truly amazing and spectacular. We travelled over treacherous terrain to reach a remote village high up in the mountains of Burma. It started off packed into the back of trucks down jungle trails then on boats across the river and finally on tractors to reach our final destination. The scenery was[…]

Posted in December 2013 SIAST Students Work Tour

Our visit to Mae La Refugee Camp

Posted on December 4, 2013May 14, 2015 by admin

This day was a very special day. It impacted me in a way that I will never forget. We visited Mae La, a refugee camp near the border of Burma. There was a highway that we followed then took a very narrow bumpy road down into the camp entrance. Upon arrival it was brought to[…]

Posted in December 2013 SIAST Students Work Tour

We had our morning in the market.

Posted on December 4, 2013May 14, 2015 by admin

We had our morning in the market on December 4th. After breakfast at a place called Lucky’s we split into teams for a scavenger hunt. Not only did we have to find items such as pig heads, a sewing machine and building address, we also were on the hunt for items we were going to[…]

Posted in December 2013 SIAST Students Work Tour

Htee Moo Draw, No 8 Mission High School

Posted on November 19, 2010August 27, 2015 by admin

Htee Moo Draw School is located in the refugee camp situated in the North West corner of Thailand, near the border of Myanmar (formerly known as Burma). The people that live in this camp were forced to flee their country desperate to find safety. In their home country there is a civil war happening right[…]

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