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Myanmar: Education for students with special needs

LWF project enables Rohingya children with disabilities to attend school
Myanmar: Education for students with special needs
22 January 2021
LWF project enables Rohingya children with disabilities to attend school
COVID-19: Empower girls to determine their future
8 October 2020
International Day of the Girl: Concern about the impact of COVID-19 on girls  (LWI) - On International Day of the Girl, the Lutheran World Federation (LWF) is raising awareness about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on girls in vulnerable communities. ...
Myanmar: Churches engaged in humanitarian aid
14 August 2020
Voices from the Communion: Rev. Martin Lalthangliana (LWI) - Working together to transform the lives of people adversely affected by political and economic strife, and recently a health pandemic, the Federation of Lutheran Churches in Myanmar (FLCM) general ...
COVID-19: Female leadership and livelihood opportunities in Myanmar
24 July 2020
Tailoring enterprises in Rakhine state promote female leadership, solidarity and social cohesion (LWI) - Micro-enterprises set up by the Lutheran World Federation in Myanmar are scaling up their production to meet the increased demand for reusable face masks ...
Extreme concern after deadly attack on health care workers in Myanmar
22 April 2020
Call for “immediate ceasefire” in Rakhine state
COVID-19: LWF on frontlines of response in rural Myanmar
16 April 2020
Working on prevention messaging with UN, partner communities and local health authorities
LWF Myanmar hosts World Service Committee delegation
7 January 2020
Opportunity to interact with IDP camp residents, and discuss cooperation with member churches LWI) - The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) country program in Myanmar will host a delegation of the Committee for World Service, 12-17 January. The LWF has been ...
International NGOs in Myanmar reiterate humanitarian obligation to protect civilians in Rakhine
2 April 2019
95,000 people in conflict areas can no longer access basic services (LWI) - The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) has joined international non-governmental organizations (INGOs) renewing calls for protection of civilians amid continuing fighting between two ...
Optimism amid increasing challenges in Myanmar
6 March 2019
Between 1 and 7 February 2019, I had the privilege, along with Margaret Sadler, to visit the LWF country program in Myanmar, where we were hosted by David Mueller, the country representative. As our host said, the reality of modern-day Myanmar is “complicated.” ...
International NGOs call for unrestricted access to affected populations in Myanmar’s Rakhine state
22 January 2019
LWF signs statement calling for protection of conflict-affected communities (LWI) - The Lutheran World Federation is among 18 international non-governmental organizations (INGOs) calling for “rapid, unfettered and sustained access” to all populations ...
Hands up for better education in Myanmar
18 July 2018
LWF provides education for children excluded from formal system
LWF president visits humanitarian work in Myanmar
21 February 2018
“Courage, commitment and hard work for the people we serve” (LWI) - On his recent visit to Myanmar, The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) President Archbishop Dr. Panti Filibus Musa visited two camps for internally displaced people, the Ohn Taw Gyi (South) ...
Together, we can do so much
15 February 2018
LWF president impressed by work in Myanmar (LWI) - The LWF has proved itself an organization recognised for high quality work and for networking with diverse groups of people, Archbishop Dr Panti Filibus Musa says. Looking back on his visit to Myanmar, his ...
Education for Muslim children in Myanmar
25 January 2017
LWF supports communities with schools, teacher training and student kits (LWI) - The noise of 150 primary school children in one room is deafening. In colourful clothes they sit on the floor of a “Temporary Learning Space” (TLS) in Nget Chaung-2, a camp ...
Rising to the challenge of camp management
18 August 2016
“Committed to challenging work” with displaced people in Myanmar” (LWI) - Managing a committee of camp managers is a complex job but one Nan Oo Hlaing handles with evenhandedness and calm. She became a humanitarian worker in November 2013 after over ...
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