Walk for Life Myanmar, Yangon. 2,306 likes · 2 were here. Walk for Life Myanmar To treat all children with club-foot in Myanmar.

Walk For Life Myanmar Clubfoot Resources Center, Yangon. 849 likes · 2 talking about this. Our goal is to have all children born with clubfoot in Myanmar to have Ponseti treatment within the first...

2024年1月8日 · Our walking tour of Yangon teases out the stories and secrets of a city with a turbulent history. As well as visiting the… 2. Yangon morning food tour with train ride. Taking a ride on the Yangon Circle Train is a must-do experience when visiting Yangon, Myanmar. This journey offers a unique… 3. Golden Rock day trip from Yangon.

Today, Walk for Life services communities across Bangladesh and Myanmar, enabling disadvantaged children like Fahim to access free, life-changing treatment. Walk for Life shows “the way of dreaming”

Myanmar’s first democratic elections in 2015 marked a turning point for the country and triggered rapid economic growth and welfare improvements. Between 2005 and 2017, poverty almost halved, falling from 48 to 25 per cent.

Run, walk, ride or do any distance-based activities for people fleeing from war and atrocities. Turn your steps into foods, medicine, and shelter for people in need! Accept the challenge and register yourself today. Get your very own fundraising page and start earning some awesome rewards.

Thousands of Australians will walk in solidarity with the people of Myanmar this St Ignatius Day, 31 July, by taking part in One Foot Raised. One Foot Raised challenges participants to walk, raise awareness and much-needed funds for Jesuit Mission’s life-giving work in Myanmar and communities in crisis.

We are supporting and facilitating a group of amazing individuals (please see the name list below) with their movement to raise funds to help the victims and internally displaced people in Myanmar who urgently need food, shelters, cloth and medical care due to many war crimes and human rights violations caused by Myanmar Military.

2024年7月9日 · Thousands of Australians will walk in solidarity with the people of Myanmar this St Ignatius Day, 31 July, by taking part in One Foot Raised. One Foot Raised challenges participants to walk and raise awareness and much-needed funds for Jesuit Mission’s life-giving work in Myanmar and communities in crisis.

What is the Walk for Life? This year on Saturday, June 7, Life Network will host the 38th Annual Walk for Life! The Walk for Life is a simple way for people of all ages to get involved by actively demonstrating support for the value of human life – and a desire to make a difference in the lives of women, men, students and babies in our community.