Every day, families from Myanmar arrive at the Thai border fleeing sudden fighting, leaving behind homes, farms, and loved ones. In the refugee camps, life is safer but still incredibly hard. Food, shelter, and protection depend on humanitarian support, and even small donations make a real difference to a family trying to rebuild after losing everything.

Inside Myanmar, many displaced people are living in makeshift shelters, forests, or crowded temporary sites, often without enough food, clean water, or medicine. Conflict continues to spread, and millions of people cannot return home. When access is limited, community groups and local aid workers work together to get emergency supplies to those who need them most. Your support helps reach people who would otherwise be left without help.

Along the Thai–Myanmar border, refugee communities show incredible resilience. Children go to school, parents volunteer in their communities, and people find ways to support one another despite having very few resources. Donations help keep families safe, nourished, and hopeful. They also give people the chance to plan for the future – whether that means returning home when it is safe, integrating locally, or finding a new place to rebuild their lives.