After the Earthquake and Airstrikes – Education Is Their Lifeline
As Indigenous communities in Myanmar and Thailand prepare to welcome the traditional New Year Water Festival, many children are doing so after surviving both a devastating earthquake and relentless military attacks. For them, this should be a time of renewal, joy, and cultural celebration—but instead, they face displacement, fear, and extreme hardship.
Why Your Support Matters
These children have already endured unimaginable suffering. Their homes, schools, and communities have been destroyed. Yet, despite everything, they continue to dream of a future where they can learn, play, and grow in safety. Through our grassroots network, we
provide essential aid, including:
- Emergency shelter & food for displaced familie
- Safe spaces for children to learn & heal
- Trauma-informed education & psychosocial support
- Urgent medical care & basic necessities
Your Donation Makes an Immediate Impact
Unlike large international organizations, our community-led approach ensures that 100% of donations go directly to those in need. We can quickly distribute support to families onthe ground, reaching the most vulnerable children when they need it most.
Stand With Them Today
As they enter a new year marked by both resilience and struggle, let’s show them they are not alone. Your generosity can bring hope, stability, and a sense of normalcy back into their lives.
CRED's Mission
CRED's mission is to provide Indigenous rural and minority children with access to quality education, promote community awareness of its value, remove financial barriers, improve health and sanitation, and support teachers with training, resources, and funding to strengthen learning outcomes.
The Need
Children, teachers, schools, and communities face challenges from political instability, conflict, and poverty. Schools struggle with limited resources, safety issues, and lack of support, while children and teachers face disrupted learning, unsafe conditions, and economic hardship.
The Solution
CRED provides community-driven, culturally relevant education, providing resources, teacher training, and safe learning spaces. By improving access, health, and resilience, RISE empowers communities to overcome barriers and create stable, quality education for Indigenous children.
Our Impact
Last year alone, 398,341 Students received learning materials. 23,033 Teachers were trained and provided stipends. 4,325 Schools leadership' capacity developed. 35,384 Community Members participated in education events. And much much more!
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