myanmar lngo directory 2012

Index

Organization Page

1. Action for Public (AFP) 1

2. Agency for Basic Community Development [ABC] 2-3

3. All country agency for Rural Development 4

4. Amara Foundation 5

5. Ar Man Thit (New Power) 6

6. Ar Yone Oo Social Development Association 7

7. Aye Mya Myitta 8

8. Badei Dha Moe - Civil Society Organization 9

9. Benefi cial Panter Group 10

10. Better and Undisruptive Delivery Support 11-12

11. Better Life 13

12. Body Guard Foundation 14

13. Border Areas Development Association 15

14. Capacity Building Initiative 16

15. Center for Vocational Training 17-18

16. Charity-Oriented Myanmar 19

17. Community Development Association 21-22

18. Comprehensive Development Education Centre 23

19. Country Agency for Rural Development 24

20. Dear Myanmar 25

21. Eden Center for Disable Children 26

22. Envir-Klean Technologists’ Associates 27

23. Forest Resource Enviornment Developmen & conversation Assocaition 28

24. Forever (Humanitarian & Development Projects) 29

25. Foster Family Association 30

26. Free Funeral Services Society 31-32

27. Generosity youths group 33

28. Global Green Group 34

29. Gold Myanmar 35

30. Golden Eagle Action for Rural Development 36

31. Goldenland Development Agency 37

32. Grace Home(Orphanage), HomeforTheNeedyChildren 38

33. Green Nature Group 39

34. Hman Kinn Monastic Education School 40

35. Karen women’s Action Group 41

36. Karuna Myanmar Social Services 42

37. Kayin Baptist Convention 43

38. KDN 44

39. Lanthit Foundation 45

40. Layeinsu Buddhist Mingalar Association 46

41. Light 47

42 Light Lamp 48

Index

Organization Page

43. Little Sisters of the Poor Home for the Aged Poor 49

44. Local Resource Centre 50

45. Loka Ahlinn 51

46. Lokahta Criya Foundation 52

47. Meikswe Myanmar 53

48. Metta Development Foundation 54

49. Moe Kant Kaw 55

50. Myanmar Agro Action 56

51. Myanmar Anti-Narcotics Association 57

52. Myanmar Baptist Convention (MBC) 58

53. Myanmar Business Coalition on AIDS (MBCA Registered Oce) 59

54. Myanmar Business Executive Group 60

55. Myanmar Ceramics Society 61

56. Myanmar Christian Fellowship of the Blind 62

57. Myanmar Christian Health Workers’ Services Association 63

58. Myanmar Christian Leprosy Mission 64

59. Myanmar Council of Churches 65

60. Myanmar Enhancemnet to Empower Tribals 66

61. Myanmar Health Assistant Association 67

62. Myanmar Literacy Resource Centre 68

63. Myanmar National Association of the Blind 69

64. Myanmar Nurses and Midwife Association 70-71

65. Myanmar women Entrepreneurs’ Association 72-73

66. Myanmar Women’s Development Association 74

67. Myanmar’s Heart Development Organisation 75

68. Myin Thar Myo Oo Child Development Monastic Education School 76-77

69. Myit Thar Mon 78

70. Myittawardi Parahita Monastery 79

71. Myo Oo Kat Kyaw Free Education 80

72. Nan Oo Education and Parahita School 81

73. National Council of YMCAs of Myanmar 82-83

74. National Ecumencial Chruch Fund 84

75. Network Activity Group 85

76. New Generation Social Development 86

77. New Myanmar Foundation 87

78. NGO Gender Group 88-89

79. Nyein (Shalom) Foundation 90

80. Patauk Shwewar Monastic Primary School 91

81. Phan Tee Eain (Creative Home) 92

82. Phoenix Association 93

83. Precious Stone 94

84. Ponnya Karri Free Funeral Service Society 95

Index

Organization Page

85. Pyi Gyi Khin 96

86. Pyinnya Beikman Education Service 97

87. Radanar Ayar Rural Development Association 98

88. Ranmarwaddy Rural Development Services 99

89. Rakhine Coastal Region Conservation Association 100

90. Ratana Metta Organization 101-102

91. Ratna Mahal Education Care Group 103

92. Renewable Energy Association Myanmar 104

93. Rural Development Services 105

94. Sandi Development Organization 106

95. Share MERCY 107

96. Shin Thar Ma Ne Dhamma Beikman Thar Tha Na Wun Saung Association 108

97. Shwe Minn Thar Foundation, Myanmar 109

98. Shwe Than Lwin Home for the Aged 110

99. Social Actors Form 111

100. Social Care Volunteer Group 112-113

101. Social Development Initiative 114

102. Social Vision Services Association 115

103. Spectrum (Sustainable Development Knowledge Network) 116

104. Substance Abuse Research Association 117

105. Sunshine Youth Group 118

106. Swanyee Development Foundation 119

107. Swe Tha Ha Social Service 120

108. The National Young Women’s Christian Associations of Myanmar 121

109. Thingaha Organization 122

110. Thonehtat Parahita Monastic Education School 123

111. Top Youth 124

112. White Brothers WhiteBrothers 125

113. Wisdom Banner 126

114. Yadana Beikman Parahita and Monastic Education School 127

115. Yadanapon Yeik Nyein Monastic School 128

116. Yangon Young Woman’s Christian Association Myanmar 129

117. Yinthway Foundation 130

118. Zewaka Foundation 131

LOCAL NGO DIRECTORY 1

Background

AFP has founded in 2008 to support the marginalized women

and youths

Vision/Mission

AFP tries to promote the capacities of the disadvantaged youths

and women from the backgrounds of poverty or lack of exposure.

Main Goal

(1) To empower the women by providing the skills and

trainings

(2) To increase the women earning income level by providing

job opportunities

(3) To promote the capacities of the women and youth through

trainings

Main Activities

a. Sewing vocational trainings for women living with HIV

b. Income generation program for women living with HIV

c. Microfi nance program for women living with HIV

d. Community Development and capacity building trainings

for youths in Urban and rural areas

Primary Benefi ciaries

Women living with HIV Women and youths from rural areas

Action for Public (AFP)

No.21, Khayepin Yeik Mon 7th street, Khayepin Yeik Mon 1st Avenue, Mingalardon Township, Yangon

Tel : 01 637167

Name of Leader

Daw Kyi Pyar Chit Saw

Name of

Contact Person

Daw May Doi Pan

(Training Programs)

Daw Aye Aye Maw,

Daw Thida Htay (In-

come generation)

Year of

Establishment

2008

LOCAL NGO DIRECTORY2

Background

ABC is a Catholic humanitarian organization founded in 2009 under the

patronage of His Grace Archbishop Charles Bo, SDB, DD, the Catholic

Archdiocese of Yangon. The conception of ABC dates back to the 2008

Cyclone Nargis. Such disaster was a catalytic push for the mushrooming

of local civil society organizations (LNGO) especially in delta, lower

Myanmar.

Yet, very few NGOs exist in Chin State, the highland region where Chin

indigenous people live in extreme poverty. In its efforts to expand the

outreach to the minority highland residents, ABC organization began

to implement indigenous promotion project in 2009 in Falam, Chin

State.

Catholic Christian in origin, ABC helps people of different faiths and

social backgrounds without discrimination for the enlightenment,

empowerment and transformation of our society in general and the

self-suffi ciency of the rural grassroots communities in particular.

Vision/Mission

Light in the dark side of the society

To aid the neediest in the least developed rural communities for

impartial small-scale assistance for self-support program

Main Goal

- To help the needy help themselves for extreme poverty eradication

-To attend to the needs of the disadvantaged without favoritism

-To foster a culture of life, of peace, of dignity, of equality, of justice, of

inclusion, of solidarity, of harmony and of integrity

-To promote the cause of social justice, minority rights, and development

of our people towards nation building

Agency for Basic Community Development [ABC]

28 (B), Pa La Ya 50 Household, Wireless Qr., Mingalar Township, Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : 95-1-636081 (Offi ce), 95-9-49341080 (Director),95-9-73007018 (Project Coordinator)

Name of LeaderU Maung John

(Director)

Name of Contact Person

Daw Phyo Wai Lwin (Project Coordinator)

U Thuan Lian Bil (Project Offi cer)

E-mail [email protected] (Head Offi ce)[email protected]

(Kalay Offi ce) maungjohn@yahoo.

com (Director)

Year of Establishment

2009


Main Activities

- Promotion and protection of indigenous people

- Capacity building through Community Development and Civic

Empowerment Training

- Psychosocial support training for vulnerable children

- Fundraising for the disadvantaged women

- WASH for grassroots communities

- Jeepable car road construction for highland minority communities


Christian in origin, ABC supports the ethnic minority, the vulnerable

people and the neediest rural communities without discrimination

towards self-suffi ciency.

Agency for Basic Community Development [ABC]

28 (B), Pa La Ya 50 Household, Wireless Qr., Mingalar Township, Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : 95-1-636081 (Offi ce), 95-9-49341080 (Director),95-9-73007018 (Project Coordinator)


All country agency for Rural Development

No.17 , Long van award , MaTUPI , Chin State, Myanmar

Tel : 0949294081

Name of Leader

U Thi Min ,Dr . Htay

Win (director)

Name of

contact Person

U Thi Min ,Dr . Htay

Win (director)

Address

(Sub-offi ces)

No 47, Pre 4 , Building

D - 106, Boho

Road,Alone Township

, Yangon, Myamar

Email

[email protected]

htaywin64@gmail.

com

Background

ACRD was established in 1.11.2009 with 15 member volunteer

community leaders

Vision/Mission

To enhance Health, Social ,educa tion and economic of Rural

community to be developed

Main Goal

To reduce 75% proverty in Rural community

Main Activities

Self help small infrastrure,

environmental protection and Health

Primary Bene

All community from Rural

Sector

Health , Education , Small Scal infrastrure and wash

Geographical Coverage

Now,in Matupi Township ,Chinstate


Background

From 1997, the company served the tourists with the name of

Myanmar-Bavarian travel and tour agency and Amara resort hotel. The

company donated some incoming money to poor people and started

social support. After cyclone Nargis ( May 2, 2008), the company

established Amara Foundation and started social support such as Health

sector, Education sector and Social sector in delta area ( Ayeyarwaddy

Division).

Vision/Mission

The principle of the Amara Foundation e.v are to provide

sustainable and long-term development assistance with the aim of

improving the health, education and living conditions of the people in

Myanmar.

Main Goal

To take care health to the people.

To provide education support to the people.

To provide social support to the poor people.


The people who are poor and live in rural area

AMARA Foundation

No.(6), Tayza road, Kyankhinsu Quarter, Mingalardon Township, YangonTel : 01-652191, 01-663347, 09-8601132, 09-49759020, 09-73092036

Name of Leader

Daw Kalayar Moe

Name of

Contact Person

Daw Thandar Win, Dr.

Min Naing

E-mail

amarahealthcare@

gmail.com

Website

www.amara-

foundation.com


Background

Ar Man Thit SHG was established with 10 members in October

2007. Ar Man Thit, SHG aims to help peers in care and support

services.

Vision/Mission

To promote the life of peers, to develop the capacity of the

peers, to have a place for SHG

Main Goal

WW will stand their own and to promote the quality of life

among WW

Main Activities

Home base Care, Counseling, Condom distribution, Health

Education, Care giver service at Hospital


WW and their families

Ar Man Thit( New Power)

C/O Nya 4/18 KyauK Sein Street, Ward 10, Lashio Township

Tel : C/O 08223456

Name of LeaderDaw Myo Myo

Name of Contact PersonDaw Myo Myo

Email-


2007


Background

Provided Emergency Humanitarian assistance to Disaster proned

area during Nargis in Yangon and Delta region. After emergency period

expanded activities to include livelihood recovery and Development

works

Vision/Mission

Provided Emergency Humanitarian assistance to Disaster proned

area during Nargis in Yangon and Delta region. After emergency period

expanded activities to include livelihood recovery and Development

works

Main Goal

Working together with the benefi ciaries for their sustainable

development

Main Activities

Livelihood recovery activities in

Delta Area and Magwe Region.

Food security activities in Chin

State,Child development in Yangon.


The most needy people in the target area

Ar Yone Oo (AYO)

No 142 / A, level 3, Lower Kyemyin daing Road , Alone Township , Yangon , Myanmar

Tel : 95-1-218234 , 0973015143

Name of LeaderU Cin Khan Lian

(Director)

Name of Contact PersonU Cin Khan Lian

(Director)

Emailaryoneooinfo@gmail.

com

Website



Background

Relife and recreation for affected Area

Vision/Mission

Respect each other / To promote goodenviroment in any

sectors

Main Goal

To provide basic need

Main Activities

Emergency Food, Kitchen, Hygiene

Kit, WASH, Health Care, Education,

Houses, Farming Activities for affected Area (Nargis)


People of emergency affected area

Ayae Mya Myitta ( AMMT)

Room (7), Railway Offi cer Avenue, Corner of Kanner Road & Thein Phyu Road, Botahtaung Township, Yangon , Myanmar

Tel : 95-9-5043895,95-9-5034576,95-1-200852

Name of Leader

U Hpone Maw Swe

Name of

Contact Person

U Hpone Maw Swe

E-mail

hponemawswe@

gmail.com

Year of

Establishment


Background

BadeiDha Moe CSO was formed from the time of December,

2010 for networking and sharing among friends from INGOs (active

young generation) through humanitarian library. We are sharing

information also to other community-based and civil society organiza-

tions for more networking and awareness-raising.

BadeiDha Moe CSO has commitment to strengthen local

capacity. The focus of our work has evolved from providing direct

services to working more through partners. We are emphasizing

partnerships with local organizations and deemphasizing direct

delivery of goods and services.

Strengthening civil society, or strengthening the capacity of

youth and local organizations to infl uence development processes, is

one of BadeiDha Moe CSO's most important priorities.

Vision/Mission

Promote gender equality & empower women, extensive

sustainability, aware citizenship and partnership for development

Partnership and Networking with local organizations

Strengthening civil society, the capacity of youth and local

organizations to infl uence development processes

Building up advocacy practices by means of local communities

for their issues

Main Goal

To open spaces and open minds

Main Activities

Networking and leadership training CBO

strengthening, capacity building and Livelihood


Rural, urban, migrants,

women, ethnic groups, dis able and landless

worker

BadeiDha Moe - Civil Society Organization

Pizzimaryone Monastery, Yankin Tsp., Yangon.(Former Place of 'Window' Library)

Tel : 95-973169981

Name of Leader

Wai Wai Lwin

Name of

Contact Person

Zaw Htet Aung

Email

BadeiDhaMoe.CSO@

gmail.com

Year of

Establishment

2010


Background

BPG is a non profi t organization born out of a dream to help

the most vulnerables ection of the society move away from diffi culties

in social,economic and spiritualsector. Est ablished as a self help group

begin with eight members in 1st June, 2009.

Vision/Mission

To create the better community that can improve the quality

of life for the most vaulnerable and disadvantaged population in

society.

BPG is committed to help people in diffi cult circumstances to

fulfi ll their needs and solve their diffi culties in social, economic and

spiritual sector by taking the role of facilitator.

Main Objectives

- Provide Life skills training to youths with the technical support

of United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) since 2008

- Provide non ]formal education to out of school children

- Health education (HIV/AIDS,Reproductive Health, Anti ]

Narcotic and Hygiene promotion)

- Emergency response

Main Goal

To promote the more favorable options for the people in

need of thegood counsel in health actions, social actions and mental

actions.

Primary benefi ciaries

Rural/Urban people

Young people (Non gender discrimination)

Out of school children

DU/IDUs

Orphan

Women

Benefi cial Partner Group

No. 29/20, Kan Street, Hlaing Myint Mo Housing, Hlaing Tsp, Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : (+95) 9 5084598

Name of Leader Dr. Lin Aung Swe

(President)Dr. Win Naing (Vice

President)Dr. Kyaw Swa Oo

(Secretary)Dr. Tin Htut

(Consultant)

Name of Contact Person Sai Phong Kham

(Coordinator)

E-mailbpg.myanmar@gmail.

com


Background

BUD was established in October 2007. Its members are staff of

a number of UN, International, Local organizations and professionals

working in the private sector in Myanmar who are involved in providing

maternal and chil healthcare assistance. BUD has observed the social

and economic diffi culties being faced by HIV infected and non?infected

pregnant women and has committed to provide organized support

to alleviate health problems and psychosocial stress of he affected

women.

BUD has put together and organized approach to provide

assistance for safe delivery, for effective counseling, as well as for

providing effective good health practices and to transfer clients to

medical facilities. BUD also provides economic assistance to HIV positive

women and their households with low interest microfi nance loans to

estabish small?scale business.

Vision/Mission

We will strive for the prevention of mother?to?child transmission

of HIV and for the safe delivery of the newborn.

Main Objective

a.Todecrease the risk of

transmission from mother to child of HIV and other sexually

transmissible infetions.

b. To reduce the medical risks for mother and the new born at

the time of delivery.

c. To alleviate suffering and social consequences of HIV infection

through psycho?social support.

d. To alleviate economic consequences of HIV infection through

income generation projects.

Main Activities

a. Provide assistant for safe delivery

b. Counseling

c. Health Education (Mother and Child Health care)

d. Create the peer network

e. Establish small?scale business/small income generation

Better and Undisruptive Delivery Support (BUD)

158 (D), Htee Hlaing Shin Lane (1), Htee Hlaing Shin Housing, Ward (8), Hlaing Thar Yar Towhship. Tel : 0950 78 454

Name of Leader Nay Myo Aung

(Director)

Name of Contact Person Nay Myo Aung

(Director)

[email protected],.sundeway@

gmail.com..



a. HIV infected pregnant women

b. Pregnant women who cannot afford delivery in health care

facility.

c. HIV infected women and their children

Better and Undisruptive Delivery Support (BUD)

158 (D), Htee Hlaing Shin Lane (1), Htee Hlaing Shin Housing, Ward (8), Hlaing Thar Yar Towhship. Tel : 0950 78 454


Our Values

Self Esteem

Freedom from Servitude

Sustainability

Our Mission

By focusing on our three main values; Self Esteem, Freedom

from Servitude and Sustainability, we aim to those who are vulnerable

to reach to basic need and development and we aim people to be able

to answer their own needs and problems and manage those by using

their own resources, skills, decision making and management to acquire

a better life

Our Vision:

The world living with Better Life

About Better Life

Better Life organization is Local non-governmental organizations

in Myanmar. Better Life’s primary concern is to resource and empowers

people within their community so that they are able to actively engage

in decision making on activities that clearly impact on their lives and

to assist people to get more knowledge, capacity and skills that could

make people to make the right decision on the activities that impact

on their lives and that can lead them to have Better Life.

Sectors

Livelihood

WASH

Community Development

Civil Society Development

Emergency Response

Better Life Organization (BLO)

No. 3, Second Floor, Building 4 (A), Pyan Hlwar Building, Parami Road,Mayangone Township, Yangon

Tel : 09-73034732, 09-6710150, 09-73152017, 09-49348745, 09-49348746

Name of Leader

Daw Lay Thida

(Director & Founder)

U Han Zar Maung

(Governance and

Program Director &

Founder)

Name of

Contact Person

U Han Zar Maung

E-mail

[email protected].

Website

http://

betterlifemyanmar.

org


Body Guard Foundation

Main Activities Education, Health, Transportation, Water Supply, Pond Construction, Health care services for women and children, Life skill training and support for women livelihood, Malaria and HIV/AIDS Eradication Program; Resource mobilization for monastic education school, etc.

175, Nawarat Road, 2 Block, Wai Bargi Myothit, North Okkalarpa, Yangon

Tel : 01 691 266

Name of LeaderU Yaine Lone


-

Emailmmchelscofi eld@

gmail.com


Background founded to contribute and participate in national and international programmes related to border and rural areas development and eradication of opium and other related drugs.

Vision/Mission to help develop social and economic status of the national races residing in border and rural areas.

Main Goal to help advance capacity building and raise the standard of living of national races.

Main Activities 1. Education - Bursary and scholarship for the poor pupils Vocational training for the children on the street EXCEL project for the out of school children 2. Health - Medical trips to states and divisions Village health clinics 3. Agriculture and income generating programmes - Provision of farming equipments and seeds Support for livestock breedingTraining and supervision for income generating programmes 4. Wash - Restoration of old drinking water ponds and digging of new drinking water ponds and artesian wells Technical supply for water sanitation Provision of shelter for the poor households

Primary Benefi ciaries - people who live in border and rural areas of Myanmar

Border Areas Development AssociationA 2, Sein Lei Yeik Thar, New University Avenue Road, Bahan Township, Yangon

Tel : 542349, 557538Fax : 542349

Name of LeaderU Maung Maung Soe

Tint (Chairman)


U Maung Maung Soe Tint (Chairman)

[email protected]


Background

After recognizing the needs for the development of human

resources in Myanmar, International NGOs which are working in the

development sectors started Capacity Building activities for their

staff. In January 2001, Capacity Building Project, CBI was launched as a

Project. In July 2011, CBI was reformed as Local NGO and has applied

for registration.

Vision

Competent individuals and organizations are working together

and contributing enthusiastically their capacity for the development

of Myanmar.

Mission

CBI is a nationally recognized organization providing quality

training, facilitation and consultancy services to individuals and

organizations working for the development of Myanmar

Main Goal

Main Activities

Competent Trainings and Workshops for Capacity Building ,

Professional Consultancy Services, Profi cient Facilitation Services


staff and members from Non-Government Organizations and individu-

als who are interested in social works

Capacity Building Initiative (CBI)

Room 201-202, Diamond Condo, Tower B, No. 497, Pyay Road, Kamayut Township, Yangon

Tel : 95 1 501379, 523675, 95 9 5408067

Name of Leader

U Ngwe Thein

Name of

Contact Person

Ma Kay Khine Oo

Email

cbi@baganmail.

net.mm, cbiinfo@

myanmar.

com.mm,

Website

www.cbiinmyanmar.

org

Year of

Establishment


Center for Vocational Training/CVT

42, (MRCS Building) Strand Road, 3 fl oor, Botataung Township

Tel : 383 676, 09 7316 6206, 09 4305 0926, 09 7310 4683

Name of Leader

Daw Yin Yin Aye

Name of

Contact Person

Daw Yin Yin Aye

Address (Sub-

Offi ces)

- 65, Kyike Wine

Boy's Center, Kyike

Wine Pagoda Road,

Mayangone Township

(E4Y)

- 674, Pin Lone Main

Road, 36 Quarter,

North Dagon

Township. (CVT's

workshop)

Email

cvtygn@

goldenland,com.mm

Website

www.cvt-myanmar.

org

Year of

Establishment

Background

CVT Board for Vocational Educational &Training is offi cially

registered in Switzerland as a Non Profi t Making Organization and

doing vocational education and social services. CVT is pilot project

of CVT Board and CVT Supporter Association seat in Switzerland and

the Vocational Education project in Yangon, Myanmar. That has been

running Center for Vocational Training / CVT School at the Myanmar

Red Cross Head Offi ce.

Donors and supporters were founded the establishment of the

VETA Myanmar and Swiss Supporter Association in 2002. Now in 2009,

VETA Myanmar is changed the name to CVT Board but the objectives

are the same.

The Swiss Supporter Association include private foundations,

corporations, institutions, organizations and many individuals

substantially support to CVT. All those sponsors and donors come

from Switzerland.Through that Association, VETA Myanmar/CVT

Board receives a substantial backing in terms of curricula, documents,

specialists, fi nancial assistance etc.

Specialists from Switzerland support and assist their Myanmar

colleagues in the out-lining of the curricula and establishing of teaching

documents and accompany, train them (normally during a few weeks'

mission once a year) throughout the first term of the profession

concerned.

Vision/Mission

To raise interest and knowledge about the dual form of

vocational skill training and the ways of itsimplementation among the

youngsters and the business/industrial community in Myanmar.

To increase public awareness of the importance of vocational

skill training in general and the interest in the dual apprenticeship model

in particular, its advantages and better prospects for the future.

Main Goal

To train young people to become skillful junior professional

Main Activities

Center for Vocational Training / CVT is now opening for the

following classes:


Center for Vocational Training/CVT

42, (MRCS Building) Strand Road, 3 fl oor, Botataung Township

Tel : 383 676, 09 7316 6206, 09 4305 0926, 09 7310 4683

(a) Vocational Orientation Program for 'Out-of-School'

Youngsters

(b)Dual Apprenticeship model (Combination of Theory &

Practical),

Vocational Basic Education & Training, Apprenticeship. In this Vocational

Training Program, It includes three parts and they are;

(a) Training company (A company sends a person to CVT

as an apprentice.)

(b) Practical Training Course (practical training

conducted by CVT)

(c) Theoretical Course (One day in a week at CVT)

Currently the Vocational Basic Education & Training

Program offers fi ve different professions, there are;

1. Commercial Assistant

2. Electrician

3. Furniture Maker

4. Hotel & Gastronomy Assistant

5. Metal Worker


The entry-age


Charity Organization Management (COM)

# 802, 8th Floor, Buidling D, Bandoola Condo (beside of east point Ocean shooping centre, Pazundaung Township, Yangon.

Tel : 09 430 29212

Name of Leader

U Chan Nyein Aung

(President, CEO)

Name of

Contact Person

Nway Nway Tun

(Assistant Program

Coordinator)

Win Shwe Yee Htet

(Information and

communication staff )

Email

comcharity@gmail.

com, leadership.

tp2011@

gmail.com

Website

www.comcharity.org

Year of

Establishment

November, 2005

Background

Charity-Oriented Myanmar is an organization for community

development established by locally-based youths. Since 2005, it aims

to participate in the development of the nation, standing itself to

import the education on modern technologies, computer training

and international languages from base to advanced level for every

Myanmars. It also intends to team up with other youth charity groups

across the country for Myanmar youths who are in lack of fi nance

to learn advanced technologies. In 2007, according to the UN's

development programme, Millennium Development Goals (MDG), it

applied for the establishment of association as an offi cial non-political

and profi t organization to develop Myanmar like other global nations

with domestic forces.

Vision/Mission

To contribute the social activities to the needy and wanting

people regardless of any boundary.

Main Goal

Charity-Oriented Myanmar is an unselfi sh non-profi t-making

organization laying down the following seven goals, namely:

(1) To develop children and youths and share knowledge to

them by opening technically based charity courses across the country

such as Pizimaryone Charity Computer centre in terms of cost-sharing

base.

(2) To create education opportunities for children and youth by

opening learning centers for children and youths of any age, holding

talk shows for local people and teaching basic to advanced subjects

in states and divisions.

(3) To create education opportunities for non-formal school

students and monastic school students.

(4) To protect every status of people by protecting, teaching and

helping them before, during and after natural disasters and pandemics

that prevent against human's growth.

(5) To co-operate with the government, domestic and

international entrepreneurs, and donor institutions in development

programmes, prevention of natural hazards, diseases and conservation

of environment.


Charity Organization Management (COM)

No.250, Ayetharyar Street, Manaung Quarter, Tamwe Township, Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : 95-1-559332

(6) To work in cooperation with local people for developing

qualifi ed young leader generations for Myanmar.

(7) To be transparent and equal nationwide between the

relevant cooperative network and the stakeholders.

Main Activities

- Conducting technologies and other vocational training

courses for the skill development of youths. (Pizimaryone Development

Training Center, Tamwe Township, Yangon)

- Establishing a library (Window Library, Pazundaung Township,

Yangon)

- Child All-round Education Development Programmes

(Yangon, Ayarwaddy Division and Mon State)

- Conducting Fundamental Health knowledge Training Courses

for prevention and treatment of First Aid to HIV/AIDS and human

traffi cking. (Yangon Division)

- Project for the development of education and living standard

of the students from Monastic Education. (Yangon Division and Mon

State)

- Reconstructing the houses and schools destroyed by the

natural disasters. (Yangon and Ayarwaddy Division)

- Building the infrastructure for rural development. (Ayarwaddy

Division)

- Conducting Leadership and Awareness Training courses for

national youths and personnel from ethnics and minority groups across

the nation by means of Generation and leadership skill upgrading

courses. (the whole country)


Needy and wanting people in Myanmar regardless of race,

religious, age and gender.


Background

On the beginning CDA was formed in 1998 as Community

Development Technology team (CDTT) under HW International Co.Ltd.,

which was a self-fi nancing non-profi t consulting fi rm.The CDTT has

been re-formed as Community Development Association (CDA) in

2003 and the registration as local NGO in 2005.

CDTT was providing technical consultations,services and

trainings to UN projects,UN Agencies and INGOs.Community

Association was formed with CDTT members on 2004 and able to

offi cially register as local NGO in 2005.

CDA has understanding to technical cooperative services with

Latter-Day Saint Charities for implementing humanitarian assistance

projects. CDA, with the supports of CCDAC and LDSC,has implementing

humanitarian assistance projects.CDA has with the supports of CCDAC

and LDSC, has implemented many clean water supply projects for

schools, institutions and communities,2003-2005.

CDA has signed MoU with Department of health and Latter-

Day Saint Charities on Vision and Neonatal Resuscition Trainings and

Clean Water for Hospitals and Rural Health Centers.

Vision/Mission

The purpose of the Community Development Association

(CDA) is to utilize community capacities to implement basic community

developmental interventions through effective involvement of

existing support services and technical assistance, and to promote

sustainable community capacity building, mobilization, participation

and contribution. The CDA has a deep interest in participating in the

arena of social mobilization and community developmental work

and has undertaken challenges in community development activities

wherever and whenever demand and feasibility is favourable, including

clean water supply and community health promotions

Main Goal

The purpose of the Community Development Association

(CDA) is to implement community developmental elementary

interventions with effective involvement of existing support services

and technical assistance, and to enhance capacity building and

mobilize the community participation and contribution.The CDA has

a deep interest in participating in the arena of social mobilization

Community Development Association

No.17-2,Aung-Gayhar, Nawadae Street,YawmingyiWard,Dagon Township,Yangon

Tel : 01-393250

Name of the leader

Dr. Khin Maung Win

( President/Program

Coordinator)

Name of the contact person

(1)

Dr. Khin Maung Win

( President/Program

Coordinator)

Email

communitydevelop@

gmail.com

Address

(Sub-offi ces)

(1) No.5, Aung Nan,

1st street,Pha-an

Township, Kayin State.

(2) No.1, Pyi Thar Yar

10th Street,Pyawbwel

Township, Mandalay

Division.

(3) No.88, U Okktama

Street,Kyaukpyu

Township,Yakhine .


1998


and community development work and has undertaken challenges

in community development activities wherever and whenever

demand and feasibility is favorable including clean water supply,

community health promotions,drugs control, harm reduction and HIV

prevention.

Main Activities

1.WASH

2.Health,

3.Disable and

4.Livelihood


Schools, Institutions and Communities in need

Community Development Association

No.17-2,Aung-Gayhar, Nawadae Street,YawmingyiWard,Dagon Township,Yangon

Tel : 01-393250


Background Comprehensive Development Education Center (CDEC) has been opened an offi ce in Myanmar for education and training services for youths and development actors who are interested in and have strong commitment for social change and community development. It started with CDCE (Community Development and Civic Empowerment program) Alumni gathering and built up soft skill since the beginning of the year 2009 and offi cially opens the offi ce since that time.

Vision/Mission Community groups are able to carry out their social and economic devel opment activities with self-reliance and sustainability. CDEC will provide capacity building and enrich the existing knowledge and skills of CSOs, NGO staff and Youth, in order to facilitate community empowerment and participation in community development and nation building.

Main Goal - To build up capacity & skills necessary for the NGO staff and young generations who are interested in and eager to become development actors. - To encourage community members to learn the basic concepts of development and practice sustainable development activities. - To strengthen CDCE Alumni Network to narrow the gaps in the curious development sectors that they are currently engaged in.

Main Activities Capacity Building trainings, Learning and Sharing program, Consultancy Works(M&E, Action researches, Staff capacity building), Facilitating CDCE Alumni Network and Supporting CDCE recruitment

Primary Benefi ciaries CDCE alumni, Youths and Development actors who are inter-ested in and have strong commitment for social change and community development

Comprehensive Development Education Centre (CDEC)

Room (206), 2nd FL, Tower (B), Diamond Condo, Pyi Road, Kamaryut Tsp, Yangon, Myanmar

(+951) 253930 ~ 37 Ext: 3206, 0949 6484 25

Name of Chairman

Ms. Kaythi

( Program Director)


Ms. Kaythi

( Program Director)

Aung Myo Min

(Admin & outreach

Offi cer)

E-mail

cdec.centre@

gmail.com

Year of

Establishment


Background

CAD (Country Agency for Rural Development) is a local

non-governmental organization. Its inception is propelled by the

occurrence of catastrophes from 1987 to 2002 in Lautu region (one

of 5 big ethnics in Thantlang Township) where no UN agency

or non-governmental organization has any development programs.

Severe dysentery and food shortages were happened in our region.

75 people died of dysentery in Hnaring village in 1987..

Vision/Mission

Creation of Self-Employment and Sustainable Development in rural

regions.

Main Goal

To Enhance Sustainable Development of with Holistic Approach

Programs.

Main Activities

- To support capacity building of rural people

- To enhance human resource development of rural people

- To promote food security of rural farmers with modern

agricultural technology

- To build community based organizations for sustainable

development projects

- To improve the health status of rural people in remote

areas

- To enhance income opportunities for rural people

- To enhance agricultural products in rural farmers'

communities

- To enhance rural transport and communication system


Rural Communities .

Country Agency For Rural Development

Tower(A), Room(6/F-D), Kant Kaw Condo, Bo Ya Nyunt Road, Dagon Township,Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : 01-386565

Name of LeaderJoseph Kung Za

Hmung (Founder & Director)

Name of Contact PersonJoseph Kung Za

Hmung (Founder & Director)

[email protected]

[email protected]

Address

(Sub-offi ces1)

CAD Sub-offi ce,

Hnaring village

Than Tlang township,

Chin state.

Telephone

3332312-15

Address

(Sub-offi ces2)

No. 210, Zeithit

Quarter, Matupi Road,

Hakha, Chin State.

Telephone

070-21734



Background DEAR Myanmar was merely a social welfare organizations performed awareness training of natural farming system, systematic farm practices, health and environmental hazard caused by excessive usage of agrochemicals

Vision/Mission DEAR Myanmar has eager intention to carry out wide range of environmental friendly agriculture developments and provides humanitarian services especially for the vulnerable people inhabiting in the rural areas

Main Goal - To provide capacity building in systematic crop production and natural farming system. -To protect environmental deterioration and all forms of pollution. -To conduct GAP measures to enhance food security and safety crop production at nationwide. -To promote and uplift the life and income of rural people by implementing development activities in the fi elds of basic needs and build-up sustainable agriculture. -To reduce production cost and increase better income.

Main Activities - Awareness training of environmental friendly agriculture to the famers. - Formed farmer groups and provide training of systematic farm practices such as soil management, seed selection, water management, pest and weed control and post harvest management for different crops. - Conduct good agriculture practices (GAP) training and awareness for the fruit and vegetables producers and farmers. - Provision of livestock breeding system with animal health care and bio security method. - Seed production and natural inputs supporting to conduct demonstration farm.

Primary Benefi ciaries Rural people and farmers

DEAR Myanmar

No 363, 1st fl oor(right), Bo Aung Kyaw Street, Kyauktada Township,Yangon

Tel : 01-392642

Name of Leader

U Nyan Lin

Name of

Contact Person

U Nyan Lin

Emailmyanmarorganic@

gmail.com

Year of

Establishment


Background The organization was established by U Hta Oke

Vision/Mission To provide a better environment where physically and intel-lectually disabled children can experience love, quality care services and compassion so that they can feel and see positive side of life. The centre Mission Statement is to value, respect and accept disabled people especially children and support them to live with dignity and enjoy equal opportunities.

Main Goal 1) To provide quality care services for physically, and intellectually disabled children 2) To help disabled children enjoy their Rights and Equal Opportunities as their non- disabled peer; 3) Awareness rising on the new approach to disability, “Social Model of Disability”, and advocates disability issues in mainstream development policy and agenda; 4) To collaborate/ cooperate with GO as well as NGOs in promoting the quality of life of disabled people in Myanmar; 5) To play as a resource centre in disability related fi eld.

Main Activities - Physical rehabilitation exercises such as Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Hydro- therapy, etc. - Special Education Services; - Computer class to reinforce the lesson learn; - Outreach Program; - Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) Program; - Inclusive Education (I.E); - Care giver training to the care giver, family members; - Counseling Services for disabled people and/ or their family - Dietary supplements; - Transportation services; - Early Intervention Program; - Disable sport program; - Disabled Awareness Training; - Disabled related Resource Centre

Primary Benefi ciaries 1. Physically and Intellectually disabled children under 18 years; 2. Disabled people and; 3. The people who deal with disabled people and the public in general.

Eden Centre For Disabled Children (ECDC)Formerly “Eden Handicap Service Centre (EHSC)”56, Wa Oo 4th Street, Phawkan , (Aungsan P.O), Insein ,Yangon.

Tel : 95-1-640 399

Name of Leader

U Hta Oke (Tha Uke);

(Managing Director /

Secretary)

Name of

Contact Person

Daw Lilian Gyi

(Director)

Email

ehscygn@

mptmail.net.mm

Website

http: // www.

edencentre.org

Year of

Establishment

April 2000


Background

On 2 and 3 May 2008, Cyclone Nargis struck the coast of

Myanmar and moved inland across the Ayeyarwaddy Delta and

Southern Yangon Division, causing many deaths, destroying livelihoods,

and disturbing economic activities and social conditions. Apart from

this catastrophic disaster, the cyclone left the Delta with losses of

natural habitats and environmental pollution. Envir-Klean Technologist'

Associates (EKTA) was found to solve these problem and introduce and

apply the EM (Effective Microorganism) Technology for Bioremediation

in the disaster area. Then EKTA conducted pond rehabilitation, water

and sanitation development, desalination of Seawater and Nipa Palm

Plantation for related production in Mangrove Area of Ayeyarwaddy

Region.

Vision/ Mission

A greener and cleaner environment is reserved for happy living

of future generation

EKTA will be a leading environmental organization in the region

which is distributing the knowledge of environmental technologies

and their applications.

EKTA will co-operate with concerned organizations and

communities for the better environment

EKTA will stand in an advocacy role to encourage policy makers

in developing environmental laws and enforcement in the region.

Main Goal

To reduce water pollution and environmental pollution

Main Activities

Water and environmental conservation, reduce remediation,

pond rehabilitation, water and sanitation development,

desalination of Seawater and Nipa Palm Plantation


Disaster effected people, village community

Envir-Klean Technologist' Associates

No. (98), A (2), Thiri (4) Street, (2) Quarter, Haling Township Yangon Division.

Tel : 09 503 8655, 09 730 1 7732

Name of Leader

Dr. Kyaw Nyein Aye

Name of

Contact Person

Daw Shwe Shwe Sein

Latt,

Dr. Kyaw Nyein Aye

E-mail ekta.myanmar

@gmail.com,[email protected], mishwelatt

@gmail.com

Year of

Establishment

May 2008


Background

FREDA was founded in January 1996, by a groups of forestry

professionals

Vision/Mission

To promote participation and partnership in forest resource

and environment development.

Main Goal:

- Forest and natural environment development and

conservation

- Wildlife protection

- Rural community development

- Disaster Risk Reduction

- Promotion of Sustainable landuse cooperation in sustainable

forest management

- Human resource development in forestry and environment

Science

Main Activities:

- Forest Conservation and mangrove reforestation

- Disaster preparedness and rehabilitation

- village lighting

- Human resource development of M.Sc , Ph.D candidates in

environmental science


Rural Community

Forest Resource Environment Development and Conservation Suite (707) , MWEA Tower, 288-290, Shwedagon Pagoda Road, Dagon Township , Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : 01-243827

Name of Leader

U Sein Maung Wint

Name f

Contact Person

U Sit Bo (General

Secretary

Email

fredamyanmar@

gmail.com

Year of

Establishment

January 1996


Background:

- Forever was created in 2010 by a group of volunteers (alumni of the

French Institute of Myanmar) to raise the voice of needy ones and to implement

small scale development projects through the creation of self-help groups,

income generation activities, youth and women empowerment trainings.

Forever is currently implementing a 'Street Children Integration Project' which

intends to propose livelihood strategies to street children by providing them

with vocational trainings

Vision/Mission

- Together, build up the capacity, fi ght against the poverty and make a

peaceful and greener world.

Main Objective

To uplift the living standard of the communities through the small scale

development projects

Main Activities:

- giving assistance in self

- help groups creation

- distributing fruit trees and awareness raising posters (on home

gardening & recycling)

- granting scholarships for outstanding students

- granting micro-credit loans to needy families for in come generation

activities

- organising vocational trainings for young adolescents

- running Amay Let Yar restaurant as an income generation source, a

vocational training centre and a shelter for the benefi t of street children


Children, Youth & Women

Forever (Humanitarian & Development Projects)

142, Parami Road, South Okkalapa, Yangon

Tel : 570 189, 09 430 52916

Name of Leader

Su Su Zaw & Khin Hnit

Thit Oo


Khin Hnit Thit Oo

Email

forever.hu.dev@gmail.

com

Year of

Establishment

2010


Background

Yadana Foster Home accommodates the maximum of 90

orphans ranging from months' old to 18 years of age together with

staff.With the support of Yadana partners; Total E&P Myanmar, Unocal,

PTTEP and MOGE, in collaboration with other interested donors and

contributors as well as concerned Departments, Yadana Foster was

established in 2002.

Vision/Mission

To provide tender and loving care to all the children of Yadana

Foster Home in order to get physical mental and social well-being and

to develop fully in all aspects.

Main Goal

To prepare older children in order to be reintegrated

successfully in to the society after 18 years of age

Main Activities

Child Care


Parentless Children

Foster Family Association

No(5), Sacred Tooth Relic Lake Avenue Punn Pin Gone QuarteNo 5. Myangone Tsp,Yangon.

Tel : 660466 , 650978, 609113 , 095083870

Name of Leader

U AUNG THAN

( Chairman )


c/o Daw Nu Nu Win ,

U Chan Thar Aung

Email

daw.nu-nu-win@

total.com

Year of

Establishment


Background

January 2001, Under the guidance of Saya U Thu Kha

Vision

Offering to help with services, cash and kind with great humility

and effective means using the charitable contributions of sympathetic

and goodwill donors to persons/ (public at large) in need, in any dif-

fi cult and unusual situations, regardless of race or religion

Mission

- To offer free funeral services on request, regardless of race,

religion and wealth

- To give free health care services and medical aid to needy

patients

- Helping to ease the suffering and diffi culties of destitute

people in mass catastrophic siturations

Main Goal

- To give a helping hand in the development of socio-economic

status at grass-root level

- Benefi cial and effective use of charitable contributions donors

worldwide

Main Activities

(A) Free funeral Services Society (Yangon)

1. Cremation on the same day of demise

2. Transportation of body to mortuary from house or hospital

3. Incurring the expenses of Cold storage for two days in the

mortuary

4. Paid the cremation expenses on the third day

5. Offering the use of Aluminum or Glass coffi ns on request

6. Offering the specially decorated and gilded hearses from

Japan for the monks, elderly persons

7. above eighty years and to prominent or well-known per-

sons

8. Specially prepared hearse with a glass coffi n is provided

especially for corpses aged under fi ve

Free Funeral Services Society (Yangon)

13 (A) Bohmu Ba Htoo Street, 48 Ward, North Dagon, Yangon, Myanmar

Tel : 95-01-581 363, 95-1-580 133

Name of Leader

RU Kyaw Thu

(Acadamy Award

Winning Director

and Actor,Chairman

and Chief Executive

Offi cer)

Name of

Contact Person

U Kyaw Thu

(Acadamy Award

Winning Director

and Actor,Chairman

and Chief Executive

Offi cer)

Email

ffssyangon@gmail.

com

Year of

Establishment

January 2001


(B) Medical Aid Programs

1. Medical Aid in terms of partial expenses for emergency

operations to needy or impoverished patients at the six general

hospitals.(in North and South Okalapa Hospital, Insein Hospital,

Thungangyun Hospitals, East and West Yangon Hospitals)

2. A dispensary and health care service with a laboratory to help

with the diagnostics, in the name of Thukha clinic is established where

out patients can be treated free of charge, by the specialists, surgeons

and physicians in such fi elds as Pediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynaecology,

Physiotherapy, Orthopedic Surgery, Dermatology, Ophthalmology and

physicians for other general ailments

3. Incurring the cost of operation for eye surgery to more than

100 patients monthly

4. Recruiting and linking the voluntary blood donors with

persons needing blood transfusions

5. Hiring of medical related equipments to out-patients free of

charge


"Bereaved family members and any impoverished persons

needinghealth care'

Free Funeral Services Society (Yangon)

13 (A) Bohmu Ba Htoo Street, 48 Ward, North Dagon, Yangon, Myanmar

Tel : 95-01-581 363, 95-1-580 133


Background

established in January , 2011 with friends who are interested

in giving volunteer services in Education

Vision/Mission

Toward

Main Goal

To promote educated citizens and to create job opportunities

within local area

Main Activities

To eliminate uneducated people within local area


children & youths

Generosity' youths group

Corner of 54 street and Myat Lay street , Thuntone New Quarter , Chan Mya Thar Si Ward , Mandalay city, Mandalay Division

Tel : 0949278694

Name of Leader

U Phone Myint Zaw


U Phone Myint Zaw

Email

phyominminthein.

pmt

@gmail.com

Year of

Establishment

2011


Background

LNGO

Vision/Mission

Global Green Group is a Non-profi t sharing Organization formed

by a group of of volunteers. The aim and object is to promote social

welfare with regard to education , health and harmonize environment

protection

Main Goal

Strengthening the capability of creating public awareness on

enviroment needs among the people

Main Activities

Publishing the Aung Pin Lae enviroment Magazine


Both Public and private sectors

Global Green Group

159(A), Shwedagon Pagoda Road , Dagon Post Offi ce, Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : 95-1-374 714(Res) , 95-1-245 0211(mobile)

Name of LeaderDaw Khin Swe Oo

(patron)


Daw Khin Swe Oo

(patron)

Email

3g.globalgreen@

gmail.com.mm

Year of

Establishment


Nga/1098. Waziyar (8) St, North Okkalar Township, Yangon.

Background

GOLD Myanmar is a local NGO organized by those who are

eagerly interested in implementation of community development

works. It establishes to implement poverty reduction and community

development activities.

Vision/Mission

To reduce poverty by providing livelhood opportunities, creat-

ing incoome generation, and empowering women by providing mental

health, developing knowledge and skills'.

Main Goal

- To participate in community development activities particu-

larly for those in need

- To promote women empowerment and provide livelihood

opportunities

- To coordinate and cooperate with some other organizations

for community interests.

Main Activities

- Capacity building traning , Health traning and WASH sector

activities for Myaebon Township

- Micro fi nance activity for urban poor women

- Health care services by providing free mobile clinic activities

in Yangon Division

- Vocational trainings for women

- Coordination with women working group, Myanmar NGO

Network Environmental Workning Group (MEG) and Non Formal

Education Working Group under Myanmar NGO Network

- Cooperation with other parther organiztion : NFE

Working Group, MEG Working Group, Yatana Mahal, MAA, MIDA,

CDEC,BDA,RCA, Dear Myanmar, EKTA, MEET, RDS,I-32, YIDIN,

AFP,CFN,FSWG


GOLD Myanmar

Tel : 0973045940

Name of Leader

Ma Kyi Kyi Hlaing


Ma Kyi Kyi Hlaing

Email

mmgold.kk@gmail.

com

Year of

Establishment


Background GEAR was interestingly set-up on7 July 2008 by enginner, agricuful technicarns electric techvicians, enviroment conservation techicians and representatives from thirty village in mindat. Our region is frontier area so that local people are poor.And then the transporation and communication are also not good it is the diffi culty of native of a country. According to that meeting, bublic and Gear will lead enviroment conservation, make work plan and project , social upgrading and rural development ect;

Vision / Mission To become,high living standard and rich the frontiers area people form poverty. - Bulding small Hydro electric power - Enviromental conservation - Building economical plantion gerden - Helping Jeep and moto cycile road

Main Goal Building inter grated development and the ever green forest in remote area.

Main Activities - To manage small water electricity and to implement - To share the necessary of the ferest - To make water electricity of repair and maintencance of water electricity traning - To organize women group - To take care of the widow and orphans - To share about developmentto the local people - To test wheat,paddy and other plants in that region.

Primary Benefi cianes - Helping student education and depletion of forest by making small water electricity. - Transpotation will be good by making jeep and motor cycle road. - The local people will be known the cost of the forest and mantaince forest by enviroment conservation work shop. - The local people will own economical garden by planting .

Golden Eagle Action for Rural Development(GEAR)

No.445,7/10,Taw Win Street, Shwe Pyi Thar Township.Yangon.Myanmar

Tel : 95-1-610698

Name of LeaderCho Naing OM Ki

Name of Contact personCho Naing OM Ki

E-mail

gear.myanmar@ gmail.com ,

[email protected]


Background

Colleagues who interested in contributing their energy for the

emergency situation met and decided to found systematic nonprofi t

organization after the Tsunami and Nargis disasters.

Vision/ Mission

By enhancing the empowerment of the poor, we will meet

the sustainable development

(1) Enhance the capacity in the assistance of livelihood

(2) Enhance the encouragement of the children to go to

school with the help of their parents and elders

(3) Enhance the income generation of the poor

(4) Enhance the right to cultivate with their own interest of

the farmers

(5) Enhance the life of women who are the members of low

income families

(6) Enhance the knowledge to preserve the environment in

the rural and urban areas

Main Goal

(1) To assist the poor with systematic management

(2) To help the affected people in disaster

(3) To contribute the basic health assistance in rural area

(4) To assist the basic education in rural area

(5) To assist the livelihood of low income people

Main Activities


Goldenland Development Agency

No(1173), 2nd Thudamar Street, No(2) Ward, North Okkalapa Tsp, Yangon.

Tel : 09-5019309, 09-8613138

Name of LeaderU Tun Tun Oo


U Tun Tun Oo

E-mail gdagoldenland@ gmail.com


2008


Background

The executive administrator & Founder Daw Amarylla Myatt

sympathized with the homeless orphans and wanted to show them

love and cultivate them, so she started sending them to school and

then found employment for them. She started with 5 orphans and

then with the support of donors and contributors, was able to establish

Grace Home.

Vision/Mission

- For the homeless orphans to acquire an education and be

able to stand on their own feet

- To demonstrate that orphans can become valuable young

people if they are provided support and are cultivated

- To accept and help children in need without discrimination

Main Goal

- To teach orphans who have lost their parents and are

homeless,children who have been abandoned by their parents and

relatives,children who are outcasts from society and children who have

been through struggling and never received schooling

- To teach them handicraft skills, art, sculpture and other

professional skills so that learn to help one another, have sympathy

for other people and acquire self-confi dence and strength

- To transform those children into valuable sons and daughters

of the country by teaching them to have good morals, a sense of

religion,social skills to deal with other people and a good spirit

Main Activities

- Schooling for the children

- Vocational training at the Home or at a school

- Promoting the livelihood and health of the children.


Orphans, homeless children, abandoned children, and children

rejected by society

Grace Home (Orphanage)(Home for The Needy Children)No. 12, U Po Khin Street, Kayin Amyothar Ward, Kyeemyintaing Township, Yangon, Myanmar

Tel : 01 220 472

Name of Leader

Daw Amarylla Myatt

(Sr. Administrator/

Incharge/Founder)

Daw Ciecilia Po

Ke‘ (President of

Management Group)


Daw Amarylla Myatt

(Sr. Administrator/

Incharge/Founder)

Daw Ciecilia Po

Ke‘ (President of

Management Group)

Email

graceamar@mptmail.

net.mm

amarmyatt@gmail.

com

Year of

Establishment


Background Started in 2008 May after Nargis cyclone

Vision/Mission To save the Earth

Main Goal To protect Environment

Main Activities Distribution Pamphlets, Giving Train

Primary Benefi ciaries Local Public

Green Nature Group

Building B , 6D , Kantgaw Housing ,No 60 , BoYarNyunt Street, YawMinn

Tel : 098033554

Name of Leader

U Win Cho


U Win Cho

Email

gnatune21@gmail.

com ,wincho1020@

gmail.com

Year of

Establishment

2008


Background

First established by Sayadaw Baddanta Kavinda in 1993 as

primary school with 3 teachers and 30 students (Paloungs, Shan State).

Then in 1996 with support from the Government it was upgraded to

middle school

Vision/Mission

- To prevent conversions to other religions and their

spreading

- Perpetuation and propagation of Buddhism

- To have educational opportunities for orphans and poor

children

Main Goal

- To provide care and protection as well as education to orphans,

impoverished children

- To help them in fi nding appropiated jobs

Main Activities

More than 300 students are

- given food, clothes, and shelter, educated, transferred to high

schools and given Job opportunities

- given an opportunity to learn Buddhist doctrine


Orphans, street children, impoverished children and people

connected those children

Hman Kinn Monastic Education School

Hman Kinn Pariyatti Education Monastery, No. 7 Monastic Education School,10-South (11) Ward, Thaketa Township, Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : 95-1-547 405

Name of Leader

Sayadaw Baddanta

Kavinda (Principal)


Sayadaw Baddanta

Kavinda

(Vice Principal)

Year of

Establishment

1993


Background

Forming with women leaders volunteer group in 2003

Vision/Mission

For the brighter future for women and children

Main Goal:

- To promote women leadership & Empowerment

Main Activities:

1. Women protection, RH , Women learning centers, Child

protection


Women & Children

Karen Women's Action Group

410, Maha Thukita Road, Lane-3 (south) , East GyoGone, Insein

Tel : 098578285

Name of Leader

Susanna Hla Hla Soe


Nant Thanda Aung

Email

kwag2003@gmail.

com

Year of

Establishment

2003


Background

Karuna Myanmar Social services, a faith-based social

organization, was established in 2001 and mandated by the Catholic

Bishops' Conference of Myanmar ( CBCM ).

Karuna Myanmar Social Services serves by promoting

wholistic human development, the realization of justice & peace, and

provision of welfare and relief services to the needy, as part of the

Myanmar Catholic Social Services.

Vision/ Mission

Our people transformed into mature, self-reliant, wholistically

developed local communities in solidarity with the church.

To serve the needy by motivating and empowering them

towards quality and dignity of life based on the Catholic Social

Teachings of the Church.

Main Goal

To help the poor and needy, the homeless and sick persons

without ties and the rich without discrimination of class, creed or

colour.

Main Activities

Health Care & HIV/AIDS Awareness Training Program and Water

& Sanitation Program

Eearly Childhood Care & Development Program, Scholarship

Program

Agriculture, Small Enterprise Development and Microfi nance

Program

Child protection Program Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR)

Awareness Program


The needy of different ethnics and religions from (16) Dioceses

in Myanmar.

Karuna Myanmar Social Services ( KMSS )

Karuna Myanmar Social Services ( KMSS )Catholic Bishops Conference of Myanmar ( C.B.C.M 292 (A), Pyay Road, Sanchaung P.O. 11111,Yangon, Myanmar.Tel : ( 95 ) 01-705839

Name of Leader Bishop Raymond

Sumlut Gam ( Chairman )


Rev. Fr. Louis Soe Lwin ( Director )

Emailkmss.caritasmm@

gmail.com


2001


Background

Kayin Baptist Churches are established in middle of 19th

century and these churches united to form Associations for fellowship

and cooperation. In 1913 ten Associations jointly formed Kayin Baptist

Convention as a national level organization. KBC is affi liated to Myanmar

Baptist Convention (MBC) and Myanmar Council of Churches (MCC).

Vision/Mission

The vision of the Kayin Baptist Convention is to organize all the

Kayin Baptist Churches in Myanmar for coordination and cooperation

in holistic mission.

Main Goal

Kayin Baptist Convention is the cooperating body organized

with all the Kayin Baptist Churches in Myanmar. The KBC is committed

to strive for the oneness of the Kayin Baptist Churches, and working

together in Church planting, holistic development of the church

leaders and church members, both spiritually and physically which

will lead to the fullness of life with dignity through worship, fellowship

and meeting, training publishing of literature and cooperation with

churches and organizations, inside and outside the country.

Main Activities

Religious and Social activities


Members of all the Kayin Baptist churches and associate

community members of 20 Associations in Myanmar.

Kayin Baptist Convention (KBC)

396, Bogyoke Road, Lanmadaw, Yangon

Tel : 01-214899, 01-229647, 09 507 2086

Name of Leader

Rev. Greeta Din

(General Secretary)


Rev. Greeta Din

(General Secretary)

Email

[email protected]

Website

www.kbc1913.org

Year of

Establishment

1994


Background KDN was established in 2004 as a fellowship of Kayin faith based (Christian and Buddhist) social service and development organizations. Since then, through extending our networks and partnerships, KDN has grown and currently supports initiatives in 11 States and Divisions across Myanmar with individuals, organizations and communities of various ethnic groups. Vision/Mission KDN believes in the fundamental capacity of people of all ethnicities to fi nd positive solutions, to manage their own development and determine their own future. To help realize these opportunities we support local people to increase their skills and knowledge, to identify and address the priority needs in their communities and to build relationships and networks across communities, including those of different ethnicity. Through these approaches, KDN aims to contribute to the development of dedicated, confi dent civil society organizations that are able to explore and promote effective analysis, policies and strategies to achieve equal rights and opportunities for people of all ethnic nationalities throughout Myanmar.

Main Activities Main Activities - 16 module one year self study course on Community Management at 14 centres nationwide - CM alumni projects and TOT trainings - Women's Savings and Loans - Rice banks - Nurse Aid trainings - Primary Education Support for children - Evaluation, Monitoring and Planning Forums - Community Writer's Workshops - Needs Assessment and Planning Workshops - Civic Education - Fellowship Programmes.

KDN

1st Floor, KBC-DYW building 396, Bogyoke Aung San Rd, Lanmadaw, YangonTel : 95-1-211183

Name of Leader

Rev. Saw Matthew Aye

(Director)


Rev. Saw Matthew Aye

(Director)

Email

sonnydoh@gmail.

com

Year of

Establishment

2004


Lanthit Foundation

No(460), Shwe Gon Thiri Rd, 37th Quarter, North Dagon Tsp, Yangon

Tel : 09-5041459

Name of LeaderU Kan Aung


U Kan Aung

Emaillanthitfoundation

@gmail.com

Year of

Establishment

2010

Background To help the benefi ciaries of disasters and to assist the vulnerable people, LANTHIT FOUNDATION was founded with the energetic idea of Founder and some members. LANTHIT FOUNDATION includes mem-bers, some were well experience in NGO works, some are scholars and some are expertise in their fields. LANTHIT FOUNDATION was founded as a strong and systematic nonprofit organization to do emergency relief, recovery and development assistance for the disaster hit areas and undeveloped regions. And it determines to serve service providing and development pavement to the vulnerable com-munity.

Vision/ Mission LANTHIT believes that the society will reach the equity of lives by contributing the empowerment of the vulnerable community through sustainable, needs-based and participative assistances with the systematic procedure and right strategies. 1. Providing grassroots support services and activities to communities in the form of training, networking, infrastructure developing and coordination will strengthen the community. 2. Providing aware, advocate and implement the development and preservation of mangroves and forests will serve as the sustainable development of all aspects. 3. Enhancing status of grassroots' livelihood and income generation will stimulate the desire to develop. 4. By providing the software infrastructure and hardware infrastructure in health and education, the vulnerable community will meet their basic needs. 5. Smoothening market accesses and fi nding markets will raise the opportunities for vulnerable community. 6. Awareness and inclusion of DRR activities in all aspects will lead to sustainable development.

Main Goal

Main Activities

Primary Benefi ciaries The people of Myanmar with indifference between sex, race, religion and age


Background

In 15 October 1979, under the auspicious of U Dahmar Sarira,

the head of the Layeinsu village monastery, LBMA was fi rstly founded

by the village's elders (Yat Mi Yat Pha).

Vision

- To fl ourish faith in religion and nationality,

- To improve the educational status of the village

- To develop the village

Objective

- To disseminate Buddha's discourse of Mingala and

Abhidhamma

- To guide Youth to be morally right and to provide high school

education

Main Activities

- Examination on teaching of Virtue and Abhidhamma

- Opening classes on Discourse of Mingala and Abhidhamma

- Opening Mediation Camp for youths

- Free education on English Language and Mathematics

- Capacity Building

- Health Education

- Establishing Library


"Youths from Layeinsu Village and neighbor villages

LAYEINSU BUDDHIST MINGALAR ASSOCIATION (LBMA)Mingalar School, Ward (3), Layeinsu Village, Maubin Township, Ayerwaddy Region.

Tel : 09 49751515, 09 8585712

Name of Leader

U Wisatetha Sara


Daw Hay Mar Saryee

Email

les.haymarsaryee@

gmail.com,

Website

www.leswstsr@

gmail.com

www.

layeinsumingalar.com

Year of

Establishment

1979


Background Ar Man Thit SHG was established with 10 members in October 2007. Ar Man Thit SHG aims to help peers in care and support services.

Vision/Mission To attain Healthy Life for PLHIV

Main Goal To create a job opportunities and healthy life for PLHIV

Main Activities Home base Care, Counseling, Condom distribution, Health Education, Care giver service at Hospital, Nutrition support to PLHIV, Funeral support, Educational support to OVC (Orphan and Venerable Children), Microgrant

Primary Benefi ciaries People living with HIV/AIDS and Orphan Venerable Children

Light

Nya /25, KyauK Sein Street, Ward 10, Lashio Township

Tel : c/o 082-26310 , c/o 09-47302178

Name of Leader

Daw Than Than Sein


Daw Than Than Sein

Email

khinthuswelso@

gmail.com

Year of

Establishment

October 2007


Background Light Lamp was established in 27/6/2007 and

Vision / Mission Aim to lead and help for MSM community. MSM aim to belong healthy pro-long life and help peer s in care and support activities.

Main Goal

Objectives

Main Activities Home Base Care, Referral, Condom distribution, Counseling, Income Generation, and Blood Donation.

Primary Benefi ciaries MSM and their Partners.

Light Lamp

Nya 1/18 Kyaut Sein Street, Block(10) Lashio

Tel : 09-5263233

Name of Leader

U Chan Nyein Moe


U Chan Nyein Moe

Email

channyeinmoe@

gmail.com

Year of

Establishment

2007


Background

The Roman Catholic Archbishop in Yangon founded the Sisters'

Home for the Aged at No 539, Thein Byu Road, North Kandaw Galay,

Mingala Taung Nyunt Township on 21 November 1898 with two ladies

named Gertrude Olivero and Helen Carr.

Vision/Mission

Main Goal To provide protection and care with earnest

good-will to elderly persons who genuinely have no one to turn to

regardless of their race and religion.

To enable the elderly persons to engage in their respective

religious practices peacefully to prepare themselves for the transition

to the next life.

Main Activities

Livelihood and health of the elderly.

Going to donors' residences to collect donations in cases where

the donors are unable to come to the Home.


Elderly persons without anyone to turn to

Little Sisters of the Poor Home for the Aged Poor

539, Thein-byu Road,Kantawlay (North), Mingalar Taung Nyunt Township, Yangon, Myanmar.Tel : 95-1-243 983, 243 984

Name of Leader

Mother Mary Mi Mi

(Superior)


Mother Clare

Email

lsagedcare@

myanmar.com.mm

Year of

Establishment

1898


Local Resource Centre

224 A, Third Floor, Salmon Business Centre, U Wi Sara Road, Bahan Township, Yangon

Tel : 01-536428

Name of LeaderDaw Nilar Myaing

(Director)


Hlaing Myat (Information and Communication

Coordinator)

Emaillrcyangon@

lrcmyanmar.org

Year of

Sectors

Information Management and development information

services; coordination and networking; research and study;

accountability and complaint response mechanism setup

Geographic coverage

Yangon-based, civil society support services all over the

country

Background

Shortly following Cyclone Nargis, a number of Myanmar NGOs,

together with international NGOs, set up the Local Resource Centre

to assist local organisations, communities, and civil society groups in

their collective effort in relief and rehabilitation programmes. Later on

LRC moved its focus from disaster response, and then adopted a more

holistic approach towards the development of indigenous civil society

organisations.

Vision/Mission

Towards the development of equitable and free civil society

Main Objective

Empowered and accountable Civil Society Groups respectful

of diversity and social inclusion

Main Activities

Information & Communication Programme

LRC organises monthly Round Table Discussions on priority

issues of civil society organisations; issues are ranging from NGO Good

Governance, Natural Resource Man-agement, Devising Advocacy

Strate-gies to Asean/Regional Networking and Decentralisation and

new role of civil society.

LRC also sponsors and facilitates, in coordination with other

partners, workshops and forums for the multilateral civil society

platforms like Myanmar NGO Contingency Plan Working Group and

DRR Working Group.


Name of LeaderDaw Nilar Myaing

(Director)


Hlaing Myat (Information and Communication

Coordinator)

Emaillrcyangon@

lrcmyanmar.org

Year of

Participatory Action Research Programme

LRC conducts studies on issues relevant for policy advocacy

towards different decision makers, including civil society organisations,

donors, public policy making bodies and businesses.

LRC has done a number of studies, including participatory

action researches on village committees, partnership styles, monastic

school, CCA, youth and civil society, leadership style of civil society

organisations. At the moment, LRC is studying the space and

opportunities of CSOs under current legal/working environment.

Quality and Accountability Programme

Monitoring and Accountability team promotes accountability

of CSOs to their constituencies and assists CSOs in the development of

good governance. LRC is providing the capacity development training

series on (1) Introduction to Accountability, (2) Accountability and Self-

assessment Tools, (3) Complaint Handling & Response Mechanism and

(4) Financial Accountability. LRC also provides technical assistances for

the mainstreaming accountability within project cycle, developing

context-appropriate quality & accountability standards and setting

up accountability response mechanism.

Primary Benefi ciary

Civil society organisations, Community Based Organisations

and networks

Local Resource Centre

224 A, Third Floor, Salmon Business Centre, U Wi Sara Road, Bahan Township, Yangon

Tel : 01-536428


Background

Loka Ahlinn is an independent civil society organization formed

by a group of committed young people called core members who

come from good education background. We have all been active in

the education, academic, media, arts or community service fi elds. Loka

Ahlinn was initiated in 2004 and founded in 2006.

Vision/Mission

Preparing various community groups and organizations through

networking and capacity building for nation-wide development

Main Goal

To create an atmosphere integrated with skills and capacities

towards knowledge based social mobilization.

To strengthen community groups or organization through

upgrading indigenous knowledge and empowering career opportunities

which lead to community development with participatory approach.

Main Activities

Education and capacity building

Agriculture and livelihood

Community development

Emergency aid/Humanitarian assistance


Youths

CBOs

Farmers/casual labours

Disaster affected population

Loka Ahlinn (Social Development Network)

Room 1206, 12th fl oor, Olympic Tower, corner of Mahabandoola Road and Bo Aung Kyaw Road, Kyauktada Township, Yangon

Tel : 09-73034870, 09-73183027, 09-73183028

Name of LeaderU Zaw Oo (Director)


U Ye Htut (Programme Coordinator)

[email protected]


2006


Lokatta Cariya Foundation

Objectives Community based social development awareness training, supporting small scale business and community based development

Activities 1. (45) social development awareness trainings and 1080 participants have been trained 2. Construction of (1) small bridge, (1) clinic and (16) libraries 3. Disaster Relief in Cyclone Nargis affected area and construction (4) primary school buildings

Social Development Awareness Trainings To give trainings on Buddha’s teachings (MingalaSutta; Discourse on Auspiciousness) from social development view to integrate and practice in the social development works

Location Yangon Region, Ayerwaddy Region, Magwe Region, Karean State, Kayah State, Mon StatePublishing To publish books related to development - Social Development Awareness Teacher’s training manual based on Myanmar Culture, practices and MingalaSutta- Social Development Concepts- Social Development Awareness NewslettersPartner Organizations International Donors, Domestic Business Companies

SanpyaMonastry, Tadarlay Junction, Mayangone Township (Opposite of Buddhist Relic Pagoda)

Tel : 09 8578285Fax : 01 663092, 653447

Name of the LeaderBhaddanta

Kosala Aggamahasaddhamazotikadhaza


-


Ministry ofReligious

Affair approved on 21th

August 2003 (the approval letter

No. 100-4-6


Background In Northern State, around Lashio and other township, there are many ways to infection people and especially women and orphans were need to get ART treatment. By supporting residence, they can have place, food, care and ART treatment and to live life long. For this reason we supported PLHA to live at residence.

Vision/ Mission Through support capacity building and resources necessary, base organization and vulnerable gains needs. To provide long term training and support to local organization and work with them in health and education project that can be serve as example of good practice in community.

Main Objectives 1. Working for a united and confi dent community.

Main Activities - Caring HIV patients. - Supported Nutrition - Counseling - By supported them to hospital and clinic, to get ART treatment. - Supported orphan children to attend the school. - Health education - Conduct forum for self-help group - Vocational training as sewing for PLHA

Primary Benefi ciaries HIV infected women, orphan children and student from monastic school.

Meikswe Myanmar

No 24, Myaung Mya Street, Ward 1, Lashio.

Tel : 082-22410, 09 49001805, 09-5026001

Name of the LeaderNaw Bway Khu

Name of Contact PersonNaw Bway Khu

E-mailpraise.taw@gmail.

com



Background

Vision/Mission - The Metta Development Foundation is a non-governmental organization, established in 1998,to assist communities in Myanmar recover from the devastating consequences of conflict and humanitarian emergency. The primary objectives of Metta is the evolution of self-reliant and peaceful societies through social and economic growth.The driving force behind Metta is the concept the very word embodies-that of "loving kindness".

Main Goal 1. To create a framework to support self-help initiatives. 2. To preserve and restore the natural environment of those communities and to increase their capacity to do so. 3. To continue maintaining and preserving of cultural traditions. 4. To assist in humatarian work.

Main Activities


Metta Development Foundation

Parami Condominium Housing,Building 12+1A,Room 1302, 16quarter,Hlaing Township.Yangon..Tel : 01-522266Fax : 95-1-526 153

Name of LeaderU Than Oo(President)


U Myint Han (Secretary)

Address(Sub-offi ces)

- Myitkyina Offi ce - 545(B),Myemyint Quarter,Myitkyina

Township. -Lashio Offi ce -

Yonegyi Street,Block 1,Lashio,Northern

Shan State.-Taunggyi Offi ce - No-42/10,Nay Chi

Street,Yea Aye Kwin Quarter, Taunggyi. -Myaung Mya- No-

68,11st street ,5 quarter,Myaung Mya,Ayerwady

Division.

Emailygn.offi ce@metta-

myanmar.org

Websitewww.metta-myanmar.

org


2000


Background 9.9.2007

Vision\Mission To develop our society

Main Goal To Be strong society by giving volunteer service

Main Activities: To help general public and give knowledge

Primary Benefi ciaries regional public

Moe Kant Kaw

No ( 2 ) , kant kaw street, Ingapore , Ayeyarwaddy

Tel : 0949768108

Name of LeaderU Ko Ko Myint


U Ko Ko Myint

Emailthirimay11@gmail.

com


9.9.2007


Background MAA is a non-political, non-profit, and local non-government organization in Myanmar and initiated with capacity building training by agriculture since 2005 and that was founded in February, 2010 with well experienced professionals who worked at the agriculture sector & environ-mental conservation sector

Vision/Mission - Development of the sustainable agriculture - Promotion of capacity building - Poverty alleviation - Environmental conservation

Main Goal - To improve capacity building of the community of grass root level - To obtain sustainable agriculture & environ mental friendly agriculture - To provide services in environmental conservation through community participation and

Main Activities - Capacity Building Training - Development of Rural Community - Livelihood Activities in Project Area - Sustainable Agriculture & Environmental Friendly Agriculture - Environmental Conservation

Primary Benefi ciaries - People of Rural Areas in Myanmar - Community in the Project Area

Myanmar Agro Action (MAA)

No.(9/11) ,Room (502) , 18th street, Latha Township, Yangon

Tel : 09 5035668

Name of Leader

Dr. Min Aung


Daw San San Yee

Address

(Sub-Offi ce)

U Than Tun Aung

(No-294, Aung Chan

Thar Qr. Nyaung

Shwe)

(081-209415)

Email

maa.ngo26@gmail.

com

Year of

Establishment

2005


Background MANA was established as a NGO on 26 June,1994 and Registered in October of the same year.Registered Number is ( 1770 )

Vision/Mission Myamar Drug Free Society

Main Goal: To improve the quality of life of drug - users in Myanmar by Demand and harm reduction

Main Activities Demand Reduction Harm Reduction Collaboration M&E and Research Human Resource Management & Planning

Primary Benefi ciaries Drug - users Linked Spouses / Partners / Families and their associated communities

Myanmar Anti-Narcotics Association ( MANA )

No.( 37/G), Block ( 1/H), Kyun Taw Street,

Tel :(+95-1) 502892,502893Fax : (+95-1) 532229

Name of Leader U San Thein President


U Saw Ngwe Secretary

[email protected].

mm,[email protected]


1994


Background

Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Adonian Judson were the first Baptist

Missionary couple to Myanmar who arrived in 1813. After years of

labour and effort of past missionaries, Burma Baptist Missionary

Convention was organized and formed on the 15th October 1865. The

name changed to BBC in 1954. Since the word Burma is changed to

Myanmar today BBC is known as Myanmar Baptist Convention.

Vision/Mission:

To spread and propagate the gospel of Jesus Christ and

labour for the ministry and the growth of the church in Myanmar and

throughout the world.

Main Goal

- Baptist Churches to be revived and renewed with their holistic

incentives

- To serve human society in terms of peace and prosperity

- To seek the Will Of God in terms of peace justice human value

and dignity

Main Activities

- Providing fi nancial contribution to emergency relief and

rehabilitation activities for natural disasters

- Providing material contribution to people in remote areas

and those working for opium substitution.

- Provide technical assistance (SALT) by which will be supporting

for conservation of forest

- Participating in community development activities such as

water and sanitation, income generation

- Providing awareness training on HIV / AIDS in border areas

- Organizing trainings on capacity building and development

project.


All Baptist believers and communities of non-Christians and

other denominations

Myanmar Baptist Convention (MBC)143, Min Ye Kyawswa Road, Lanmadaw Township, Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel :95-1- 223 096, 951-221 465, 95-1-221 466, 95-1-223 231, 95-1-202 501Fax : 95-1-221465

Name of Leader

Rev. Dr. Sang Awr

(President)


Rev. K. D. Tu

Lum(General

Secretary)

[email protected].

mm,mbc.cssdd@gmail.

com

Websitewww.mbc.1813.com

Year of

Establishment

1865


Background MBCA is an independent, registered, local, non-profit organization, granted by the Ministry of Home Affairs & also had the permission from MOH to implement in all States & Division. Initiated in 2001 & received offi cial registration in 2002, with technical assistance from the Thailand Business Coalition on AIDS and seeding funds from AusAID .MBCA , as a business coalition is an organization established by the business for the business and as such would respond to any call from the business sector and assist with their social responses.

Vision/ Mission A better society through socially responsible private sector coalitions To bring signifi cant change to people’s lives through innovative, sustainable and reliable solutions utilizing simple and effective concepts based on humanitarian spirit of the private sector

Main Goal 12.1-MBCA’s strategy is to mobilize the private sector into becoming involved in the HIV business response, fi ghting stigma and discrimination, protecting its own workforce from HIV and its impact. 12.2-To mobilize & assist individual businesses and business communities in achieving their social goals and fulfi lling their CSR

Main Activities: 13.1-MBCA’s regular services are designed to assist businesses and communities in their HIV response: Executive Briefi ngs; Human Resource Managers’ Workshops; Staff training; Peer Education Training; Train the Trainers; Co-ordination between service agencies and companies; assistance in development of workplace policies; development and implementation of HIV workplace programs; capacity building of healthcare services in businesses; counseling and consultation services; providing a forum and network for businesses and implementing partners to share and coordinate with each other activities. 13.2-To assist business to form business coalitions and assist in their social

Primary Benefi ciaries -Individual businesses, business associations -Workers, their families and the community

Myanmar Business Coalition on AIDSNo.380, FMI Center, 10th fl oor, Bogyoke Aung San Road, Pabedan TownshipTel : Executive Offi ce (95-1)514598, Project Offi ce (95-1)510 460Head Offi ce (95-1)240363, Fax (95-1)514598

Name of Leader Mr. Martin Pun

(Vice Chair of SPA & Chairman of Myanmar

Business Coalition on AIDS Board of

Govenor)

Name of Contact PersonDr.Khin Aye Aye

(Exceutive Director)

Address (Sub-Offi ces)

Executive Offi ce - 116,A-Inya Road,

Kamayut TownshipProject Offi ce

-54(G),Golden Valley, Bahan Township

Emailmbconaids@gmail.

[email protected]

Website http://mbconaids.org/



Myanmar Business Executives

Background Myanmar Business Executives is founded by MBA graduated creation of better livers.Since year 2008 beginning,MBE Network has set up a Business Traning Centre called BCB Centre to providing business traning facilities in developig business capacity at the individual and organizationl level. After the cyclone Nargis destroyed lives and livelihood of restore the livelihood and infrastructure of villages in the Delta and further more contribution in reconstructing 35 school building as the implementing partner of Caritas Switzerland in Phyar Pon,Daydaye and Kyaik Latt township of Ayarwaddy Delta, of which will provide not only as the school building but also as the cyclone resistant, earthquake resistant buildings to villagers or more than 40 villages tracts. The total project value is 5.9 million USD during three years. MBE Network also involves in microcredit works for both Yangon sub-urban and Delta villages by providing the funding and building the capacity of microifnance business knowledge. In particulars,MBE Network has been lending out Farming support loan, Fishing support loan, Livelihood loan, Small Business Start-up loan in some of those villages. The reconstruction of schools under the emergency relief project is coming to end by the year 2011. Myanmar Business Executive has received an offi cial registration in March 2011 from government of Myanmar as an Association.

Primary Benefi ciaries -A total of ( 7660 ) students from 35 targeted village will enjoy studyibg in a safer and higher quality of building infrastructure which is also cyclone and earthquake resistance. - Benefi cient village communities can use these school building as shelters against storms adn fl oods. - Suffi cient drinking water supply for students and teachers will be ensured with the installation of 5000 gallons RWCTs as necessary at each targeted village. - Erecting school latrines with septic tanks will improve sanitation and promote hygieni conditions for students and teachers

Room 401, No.8 Pan Chan Tower, Coner of Bargayar Road andDhammazedi Road, Sanchaung Township , Yangon , Myanmar.

Tel : (95 1)505972,538316

Name of Leader U Myin Maung Htun

( chairman)


Daw Lynn LynnTin Htun(Secretary)

Emailmbeproject@gmail.

com

Website



Background

In Myanmar, the earthenware pottery, without using potter's

wheel was produced since 11000 years ago. Although the ancient

glazed artifacts were found in Bagan which was built in 9th Century AD,

ceramic historian were less interest in Myanmar due to the scarcity of

ancient Kiln-sites and glazed wares. In 1987, MCS traced and discovered

nearly a thousand number of old-Kiln-sites in Myanmar and rightly

declared the position of Myanmar Ceramics, which started as far back

as 5th Century AD.

Vision/Mission

To raise the life of grass-root level community especially potter's

families by integrating culture and glaze art .

Main Goal:

To encourage the research on the history of Myanmar

Ceramics

To enhance the development of present pottery-industry

Main Activities

1. After Nargis- FoodSecurity, Shelter, IEC material for education

2. Providing Vocational Training

3. Providing trainings on Traditional and modern ceramic making

technology

4. Produce solvolite for ceramic fi lter

5. Identifi cation and displaying of ancient kiln-sites

6. Revolving Fund

7. Organized talk show for Public Health awareness

8. Pond rehabilitation

9. Construction of latrine

10. Support medical benefi t fund

11. Welfare fund for oldage

12. Demo plot with organic fertilizer

13. Infrastructure

14. Plantation for substitution of fuel wood usage


Grass-root level community, potters and their family

Myanmar Ceramis Society

Room 21, Building No.3,Pan Hlaing Housing, Pan Hlaing Quarter, Kyeemyindine Township, Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : 95-1-224 052,95-1-509 301, 95-9-500 6860

Name of LeaderDr.Daw Mya Ye

Name of Contact PersonDr.Daw Mya Ye

[email protected]

Year of

Establishment


Background In 1975, MCFB was fi rstly established by (14) blind persons and the association was registered to Myanmar Christian Convention. In 1979, with the coordination of Kayin Baptist Convention, MCFB was able to start her programs successfully.

Vision - To be able from disable, in other word, to have a normal life even Vision Loss

Main Goal - To improve the education level of the Blind - To be able to live on their own - To be able to adapt normal living

Main Activities - Providing teaching programs on formal education and craftsmanship - Providing job opportunities and job trainings - Publishing Braille Texts, Audio Texts and Magazines, and Providing Educational Materials - Missionary


Myanmar Christian Fellowship of Blind

No. 165, Baho Street, No. (2) Ward, Mayan Gone Township, Yangon.

Tel : 95 1 661689, 95 1 662034,

Name of LeaderU Jonny


U Thein Lwin

Emailmcfb.admin@gmail.

com,

Website

www.mcfblind.com

Year of

Establishment

1975


Background The Association was established by doctors in 1951 under the name of Burma Christian Medical Relief Society. In 1962 the hospitals were closed and until 1982, the Association carried out only religious activities. In 1983, a new executive committee was formed with new members but the name of the Association was retained. In 1992, the Association combined with Nurses Christian Fellowship and became the present Myanmar Christian Health Workers’ Services Association. At present the member-ship includes all categories of Christian Health Workers.

Vision For everyone to have abundant life 'I am come that they might have life ........more abundantly.' (John 10:10)

Main Goal - Friendship and unity among Christian health workers - Practice of reading the Bible, and praying leading to a con-templation of God’s words and a strengthening of religious faith - Prevention of diseases in order that physical, mental and spiritual well-being of human beings may be maintained, promotion of health care and medical treatment, speedy recuperation and physical, mental and spiritual restoration to the greatest possible extent after the illnesses have been cured

Main Activities - Providing capacity building training courses - Carrying out emergency health relief activities jointly with MCC, distributing health materials - Performing out health education and information activities - Establishing clinics to provide medical treatment, offering training courses for holistic development in health related matters - Performing out spiritual development affairs (such as holding prayer services for health workers, forming friendships, giving Bible training courses) - Implementing fund-raising activities

Primary Benefi ciaries The public

Myanmar Christian Health Workers' Services AssociationNo.601, Pyay Road,Kamayut Township, Yangon, MyanmarTel : 95-1-525 880, 513 579, 537 957 (Ext. 444 (Clinic))Fax: 95-1-526 982, 391 076

Name of LeaderDr. U Tin Shwe

(President)

Name of Contact PersonDr. U Tin Shwe

(President)

[email protected].

mmdrtinshwe@mptmail.

net.mm

Website

Year of

Establishment


Background Baptist missionaries arrived in Myanmar and launched a leprosy mission and left in 1964. After the departure of foreign missionaries the leprosy mission was carried on under the supervision of the Myanmar Baptist Convention. Then on 25 September 1984, Myanmar Christian Leprosy Mis-sion was formed incorporating the leprosy missions of all denomina-tions in Myanmar.

Vision - To serve persons affected by leprosy (PALs)

Main Goal - To provide treatment and cure to PALs, and reintegrate them into society; to provide assistance to the disabled and to serve them showing love in the name of Christ regardless of race, religion and social status. - To perform rehabilitation activities for the uplifting of living conditions for PALs and thei families - To provide support and assistance as required by the work committees of regional leprosy missions - To become an effective national body which can provide leadership to leprosy missions in Myanmar

Main Activities - Leprosy Sabbath day programme - Workshop on leprosy work groups - Technical support training - Educational Support & Nutritional support program - Socio-economic support programme - Information and communication programme - Support for regional leprosy missions - Fund raising programme for leprosy missions - Physical Rehabilitation (Outreach Clinic) - Spiritual Nurturing

Primary Benefi ciaries PALs and their families

Myanmar Christian Leprosy Mission

Tel : 95-9-508 2129, 95-1-294 128, 95-1-294 109,Fax: 95-1-296 848

263, Mahabandoola Street, Yangon YMCA, Botataung Towship.Yangon, Myanmar.

Name of LeaderRev. U Saw Crainer

(President)

Name of Contact PersonSaya Saw George

Shey (General Secretary)

Email

Website

Year of

Establishment


Background Established by foreign missionary organizations

Vision/Mission

Main Goal To unify all the Christian Churches in Myanmar To have better understanding and friendship among the Churches To have mutual trust and recognition of one another's practices among Churches To cooperate in Church affairs where coordination and cooperation are appropriate To work toward the ultimate goal of having a unifi ed Church

Main Activities Mission and Ecumenism Service and Development Education and Communications Youth University Christian Work Women

Primary Benefi ciaries Member, Churches

Myanmar Council of Churches Ecumenical Sharing Centre

No. 601, Pyay Road, Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : 95-1-513579, 95-1-537957

Name of Leader

Daw Yin Yin Maw

(President)


Rev. Saw Shwe Lin

(General Secretary)

Emailoikom@yangon.

net.mm,oikom.mcc

@gmail.com

Year of

Establishment

1914


Background

MEET is founded in 2008. It is local non-governmental and

non-profi table organization aiming to enhance remote tribal vilages,

relief, rehabilitation and development assistance. Since then MEET has

been working for remot tribal villages in two townships (Kanpetlet

and Paletwa), which are situated in southern part of Chin state. MEET

is also supporting widows supported relief program for rat infestation

victims in Paletwa township in 2008, and giging hope for orphans and

physically handicapped children in Yangon.

Vision/Mission

Creating self employment and sustainable development

among Myanmar Tribes.

Support community initiative for Tribal People.

Provide education, relief, rehabilitation and development

programs for Myanmar Tribes

Main Goal

To help build the economic and social infrastructures for the

Tribals in Myanmar.

To increase the local food production to sustain food security

to create job opportunities for the Tribals in Myanmar in the areas of

education, agriculture and social assets.

Main Activities -


Shelter, Agriculture

Myanmar Enhancement to Empower Tribals ( MEET )

No , 453 , Tawwin st , 7th ward ,Shwepyitha , yangon

Tel : 0973092562 , 097318982

Name of Leader

U Aung Din


U Aung Din

Address

(Sub-Offi ces)

Paletwa ( chin )

Kampetlet (chin)and

Myebon ( Rakhine )

Emailmeet.tribal@gmail.

com

Year of

Establishment

1958


Background MHAA is a professional organization of Health Assistants initiated as early as 1954 for social support of members. In Myanmar under public health system, Health Assistants work in the Rural Health Centers (RHC) and within rural community. However from 1964 onwards, MHAA was unable to function as a professional association. Then in 1994, MHAA reorganized and registered under Ministry of Home Affairs (R. No 1754) as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO). MHAA organized at four levels; central, state/region, district and township. It has over 200 townships branch associations networking the whole country and over 3000 registered male and female members. The Association is headed by the Central Executive Committee (CEC). The President of the Association and the CEC members are elected by majority of vote.Vision/ Mission Health Assistants will unite to strengthen the force of strive for communities to having a better access to coordinated, effective and comprehensive health care services for their well being. Bridging the gap of health care services provided by Government and agencies. Be it in the area of provision or dissemination of health messages, surveillance of locally endemic diseases, provision of health services to unreached areas, coordinate, collaborate and cooperate with agencies working for provision of health care delivery and activities related to health and community development and enhancement. Main Goals 1. To work for the improvement of the health of disadvantaged communities. 2. To prevent and control incidence of communicable diseases. 3. To network and collaborate with stakeholders involved in health and related programs. 4. Promote primary health care interventions, especially in unreached areas. 5. To promote health knowledge of communities. 6. To raise health awareness among vulnerable communities. 7. To promote and increase the knowledge and practice of hygiene and sanitation.

Primary Benefi ciaries Rural population

Myanmar Health Assistant Association ( MHAA )

TB Hospital Road, Aung San, Insein Township, Yangon,

Tel : 95-1-645722, 09-73001222,09-5066106Fax : 95-1-645722

Name of LeaderU Aung Khin,

President


U Aung Khin

Emailmhaa.central@gmail.

com



Background

In recognition of the signifi cant role of the NGOs for literacy

promotion activities, the ACCU (Japan) in cooperation with UNESCO and

UNESCO Member States, launched the Program for the Establishment

of LRCs in Asia and the Pacifi c in 1994.Myanmar has been launching

actively literacy programs since 1990 as part of the National Plan for EFA.

As result of concerted efforts made by DMERB (Myanmar), ACCU and

UNESCO,Myanmar Literacy Resource Centre (MLRC) was established

in March 2000.

Vision/Mission

To promote the literacy activities in Myanmar

Main Goal

To develop innovative literacy materials

To act as the Training Centre for NFE personnel

To serve as a centre for sharing information and resources on

NFE through appropriate network systems

Main Activities

Non-formal Education


Out-of-school children, Illiterate people

Myanmar Literacy Resource Centre

426, Pyay Road, Department of Myanmar Education Research Bureau Compound, University Estate, Kamayut Township, Yangon

Tel : 01-526153, 09-73136687, 09-73075956, 09-73075957Fax: 95-1-526153

Name of Leader

U Than Oo, Chairman


U Myint Han,

Secretary/ Director

Email

education.lynn@

gmail.com

Year of

Establishment

1900


Background

Vision /Mission

Raise - up the living standard of the Visually Impaired Persons

and attain equal rights in society.

Main Objectives

To uplift the welfare system aimed for more convenient lives

of visually Impaired Persons

Main Activities

Organizing, networking and capacity building among Visually

Impaired Persons in Myanmar.


Visually Impaired persons in Myanmar

Sector

Myanmar National Association of the Blind

No. 165, Baho Road, Ward II, Maynagone Township, Yangon.

Tel : 09-5102118, 09-5111969

Name of LeaderMr. Aung Ko Myint


Mr. Aung Ko Myint

Emailmnab@myanmar.

com.mm

Websitehttp://www.

mnabmyanmar.org


Background MNMA is an independent, non-governmental association founded in 1948, it is also one of the professional organizations, working for nursing and midwifery profession and the improvement of health services in the country. The Association is a member of the International Council of Nurse (ICN). There are 216 association branches throughout the country with a membership of 18026 Nurses, including the Licensed Nurses, Midwives and Lady Health Visitors. The MNMA provides various services such as conveying updated nursing education, emergency preparedness, sports and fi tness and active involvement in social support networking inside and outside the organization. The MNMA also provides a maternity shelter for women those who cannot afford to delivery at a private clinic, the women have to pay very little to the MNMA for its services, there are 30 to 50 delivery mothers monthly at maternity shelter of MNMA. In collaboration with other NGOs, the MNMA implements Community Home-Based Care Project (CHBC) through the guidance and support of the authorities, Ministry of Health and the Department of Health and State/Division, District and Township Nurse and Midwife Association. The MNMA operates the Community Home-Based Care (CHBC) since 2001 to help improving the continuum of prevention, treatment and care available to those who are in need.

Vision/Mission The Myanmar Nurse and Midwife Association will contribute the most enthusiastic effort to bring up the best nurses who take compassion and empathy into their services and lives and the way they deal with people; helping people carefully and honestly in all their commitments regardless of any discrimination

Main Goal - To organize nurses in nursing to participate actively in health care and works in accordance with the policy relating to health laid down by the state - To support and assist in order to raise the social, educational, nursing care standards and emergency requirements from time to time by the state.

Myanmar Nurse and Midwife AssociationYadanapon 2nd Street, Aye Yeik Mon (3), 10/North Ward, Thaketa Township, Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : Head Offi ce 95 1 388631, President 09 509 3765 , Aye Yeik Nyein 95 1 591328

Name of Leader

Prof.Dr.Nang Htawn

Hla (President)


U Khin Maung Win

(JointSecretary)

Address

(Sub-Offi ces)

Aye Yeik Nyein, No.64

Quarter,

Industrial Zone (1)

Road,

Near the Motor

Registration

Department,

South of Dagon

Myothit T/S.Yangon

Region.Myanmar.

Email

mnacentral@mptmail.

net.mm

mnacentral@gmail.

com

Year of

Establishment

1948


- To improve the status in the career of the nurse, by obtaining the people's recognition on the expertise of the nurses in nursing. - To bring further involvement of nurses at grass-root levels in communities, in the establishment of health care. - To work with International Non-Government Organizations and Local Non-Government Organization towards the care to those at home.

Main Activities - Conduct Continuing Nursing Education Workshops throughout the country for the professional nurse who works at the community and in Institutions. - Operate Projects activities sponsored by different United Nation Agency Such as; Consortium for HIV / AIDS, Save the Children (Food Security) - Nursing Conferences are held fourth yearly where branch associations convene at the conference and new central committee members and Executive committee members are elected. - Conduct annual meeting where Central committee members are met and issues are discussed. - A yearly get together of the retired nurses. Financial assistance (a certain amount) for retired nurses when in need at home or hospital. - Produce yearly Journals, Magazines and Calendar. - Provide health education and awareness raising to the public through pamphlet and health talk. - Provide maternity shelter for service to antenatal and delivery mothers. - Building capacity of nursing staff and community fi eld workers to enable them to apply knowledge within community context. - Incorporation with MSI provide Sexual and reproductive Health in (7) Townships

Primary Benefi ciaries Nursing Professions, Women including Pregnant Mothers, delivery, and post natal mothers. Young adult and Adulth peoples.(Reproductive Ages) People living with HIV /AIDs and their families

Myanmar Nurse and Midwife Association

Yadanapon 2nd Street, Aye Yeik Mon (3), 10/North Ward, Thaketa Township, Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : Head Offi ce 95 1 388631, President 09 509 3765 , Aye Yeik Nyein 95 1 591328


Background

Initiated and organized by Prof. Daw Yi Yi Myint in 1995

in order to raise awareness of the role and capabilities of Myanmar

women who are leading and doing business in the new economy

with social responsibility . First president was Daw Sein Sein .

Vision/Mission

To organize the energies and enterprise of the Myanmar

women into a sisterhood with awareness and mission for social and

self - development and with national and international focus and

vision

Main Objective

- To unite and bring into focus and world attention, the role

and capabilities of Myanmar women as entrepreneurs.

- To facilitate communications and discussions and to promote

friendship and co-operative efforts among women entrepreneurs.

- To participate in and promote activities to raise the social

economic life of Myanmar women and to encourage environment-

friendly/ culturally sensitive businesses.

- To promote and encourage relationships with national and

international women associations, economists, professionals and

business academia.

Main Activities

-Participation in certain development activities of related

government departments and the Union of Myanmar Chamber of

Commerce and industry.

- Establish a model village at Kayin Seik in Thanlyin Township

and initiate development activities, especially following an integrated

approach after a Rapid Appraisal with MBA interns' at MWEA : it

included ;

- A artesian wells for supply of safe drinking water.

- A building for an affi liated village middle school.

- A village Health Clinic building for community - based health

-care( costing K-3,300,000 donated by 25 MWEA members )

Myanmar Women Entrepreneurs' Association (MWEA )288-290, 4th Floor, MWEA Tower, Dagon Township, Yangon, MyanmarTel : 95-1-254 400, 389 380Fax: 95-1-254 566

Name of LeaderDaw Wah Wah Htun

(President)


Daw Hnin Wai (Secretary)

Emailmwea2008@gmail.

com

Website


1995


- A Radio Telephone in the charge of the village monastery for communication Access. - Based on the appraisal fi nding that paddy growing is virtually the only source of income generation for the village , MWEA decided on agriculture credit extension in 2005 which has successfully expanded since to alternate cropping to pulses and beans.

Primary benefi ciaries - Self-development of MWEA members from involvement in the process of social and economic development at the grass-root level - Participation of MWEA member in international trade promotion events, ASEAN Youth activities gender related and information technology international Conferences. - Continuing entrepreneurship development and business studies training abroad leading to MBA for selected members of MWEA. - Rural development partners and villagers in income generation health, education. - Safe water supply, access to telephone communication, electrical supply in the rural area. - Literacy of young girls, eliminating social ill related to illiteracy and lack of knowledge.

Name of LeaderDaw Wah Wah Htun

(President)


Daw Hnin Wai (Secretary)

Emailmwea2008@gmail.

com

Website


1995

Myanmar Women Entrepreneurs' Association (MWEA )288-290, 4th Floor, MWEA Tower, Dagon Township, Yangon, MyanmarTel : 95-1-254 400, 389 380Fax: 95-1-254 566


Background

The Association started with Wunna Kyaw Htin Daw Khin Hla's

work to protect and care for orphan girls and homeless girls in September

1947.

Main Goals

To utilize women's physical and intellectual powers in national

development activities

To accept and cultivate socially underdeveloped women

belonging to nationalities living in border areas based on national unity

regardless of race or religious belief.

To protect and cultivate women without parents, relatives or

guardians, women whose parents, relatives and guardians are so socially

deprived as to send them to the Association, and homeless women

To promote the morality of women under the care of the

Association, their basic education, and acquisition of vocational skills

for their livelihood.

Main Activities

Giving care and protection to orphans and girls who

need protection Services, sewing activities, opening a nursery, making

snacks


Young women under the care of the Association

Myanmar Women's Development Association

No. 17, Winkabar Road,Bahan Township,Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : 95-1-542925

Name of Leader

Daw Nyunt Nyunt

Khin (President)


Daw Yin Kyi (Secretary

Email

mhaa.central@gmail.

com

Year of

Establishment

1947


Background

Myanmar's Heart Development Organization is one of the

local

NGO in Myanmar which has founded in June, 2006 by eight

volunteers. This organization is based on love and peace for everyone in

Myanmar community by empowering them to perform work effectively

and effi ciently as a good citizenship.

Vision/ Mission

Every Myanmar Citizen has greater capacity and living in

developed society with Love and Peace.

1. Support basic health awareness and vocational training for

every Myanmar Citizen to get higher capacity in livelihood.

2. Provide basic infrastructure for livelihood to create the

developed society.

3. Cooperate and partnership with other organizations and

community for rural development, base on love and peace.

Main Goal

1. To assist the community by infrastructures so that to meet

their socio-economic needs.

2. To assist the community in the realization of their specifi c

needs in terms of education to cope their life by self-reliance basis.

3. To do the Long Term and Sustainable development for

community through water and sanitation activities.

4. To improve the performance of decentralized water treatment

systems, thereby providing better protection of public health and water

resources.

Main Activities

1) WASH

2) Livelihood (Farmer Field School)

3) Personal & Community Hygiene and DRR Training

Primary Poor and Vulnerable in the Communities

Myanmar's Heart Development Organization (MHDO)Room 2C, Nawaratt Condo, 22/24, Sa Mone Street, Pyi Road (East) Quarter, Dagon Township, Yangon.

Tel : 09-73050913, 09-8575939 (Head Offi ce)

Name of LeaderDaw Naw Em Htoo

(President)

Name of Contact PersonU Aung Zaw Win

(General Secretary)

Address (Sub Offi ce) 1)

Laputta Sub-Offi ceNo.79, 5 Ward,

Phayar Road, Laputta District, Ayeyarwaddy

Division.09-49744748

2) Kalaw Sub-Offi cePaw Pae Village,

Thikhaung Village Track, Kalaw

Township, Shan State.09-49742548

3) Kyauk Phyu Sub-Offi ce

No.131, Zay Road, West Quarter, Kyauk

Phyu Township.09-49641582

4) Thayet Sub-Offi ceAnyeint Street, Shwe

Bon Thar Ward, Thayet Township.

0949744833

Emailmyanmarheart.org@

gmail.com

Websitewww.myanmarheart.

info


Background

On June 1993 former Sayardaw Venerable Kusala registered the

Monastic Education School(Basic)with the Department of promotion

and propagation of the Sasana, Ministry of Religious Affairs, Government

of the Union of Myanmar, as prescribe and started providing clothes ,

shelters, education and medical care to twenty fi ve poor orphans from

remote border areas,states and divisions.After Sayardaw Kusala rest in

peace,the present Sayardaw Venerable Ashin Pannacara continues this

school. In 1995-1996 academic year the school was elevated to Monastic

Education Midddle School(Basic).On 7 July 2005 Sayardaw Venerable

Ashin Pannacara increased the school into Child Development Centre

and registered it in the Social Welfare Department.

Vision/Mission

To nurse and bring up the poor and parentless children all over

the country till they can depend themselves.

(a) To provide needs of the children suffi ciently and take care

of them warmly .

(b) To cultivate all round development of the children such as

physical,intellect and moral,etc

(c) To acknowledge traditional culture and protect their their

nationality.

(e) To obey the moral and morality of the human being

according to their ages.

(f ) To be able to stand by themselves by teaching and tranning

the facts needed to know for their lives.

Main Activities

Education - Students from grade(1) to (9) are learning in our

Monastic Education Middle school, and for grade 10,11 and university

students, we set in order to continue their study in the suitable

schools.

Providing foods -To provide foods for the children we depend on

the almes food of the samgha and novices who go around for their alms

food in the township orderly, and the funds of the Child Development

Centre donated by the members and altruistic persons.

Myin Thar Myo Oo Child Development & Monastic Education SchoolThe corner of Phoegaung Street and Thitsar Road, 14/2 Block, South Okkalapa,East Division of Yangon.

Tel : (01) 563351,569403,095045114Fax: (01) 569403

Name of Leader

Ven.Ashin Pannacara

(Patron&Principal)


Ven.Ashin Pannacara

(Patron&Principal)

Email

[email protected],

ashinpannacara@

gamil.com

Website

http://www.mtmocdc.

org

Year of

Establishment

1993


Health - A vlunteer physician and a traditional medicine

practitioner are taking care of children's health.Also,they are taken

care by the volunteer nurses and NGOs for their persnal hygiene,we

arrange to get care of clinics and hospitals.

General Knowledge - To get general knowledge, we set up a

library to obtain reading habit and development of knowledge for the

children.Invite technicians from the various fi elds to give speechs and

traning to the children. Sometime we make arrangements for excursion

by the help of philanthropists.

Sports and games - To get physical and mental fi tness for the

children, we arrange to practise physical exercise , sports and games

by the guidance of volunteer teachers.


All the poor and parentless children all over the country.

Myin Thar Myo Oo Child Development & Monastic Education SchoolThe corner of Phoegaung Street and Thitsar Road, 14/2 Block, South Okkalapa,East Division of Yangon.

Tel : (01) 563351,569403,095045114Fax: (01) 569403


Background HIV/AIDS counseling service/Prevention /Beheaviours Changes

Main Goal Child Protection & Development

Main Activities -Relief & Development

Primary Benefi ciaries Poorest family

Myimttamon

134, upper Pazumtaung Road , Mingalartaungnyunt Towns

Tel : 660466, 650978, 609113, 095083870

Name of Leader U Zaw Myint


Daw Aye Aye San

Emailmtmayeayesan@

gmail.com



Background Metta Wadi (Parahita) Monastery was built in 1985 by Sayadaw BadDamDa Sandawbarta with (60) native of country.

Vision/Mission To takecare monks and children who are living in the myittawarde parahita monastery. To accept the children who are fi ve year old and to make them pass from the pirmary education to Institute graduate.

Main Goal To improve the standard of living, knowledge and technology for the children. To get on relation well with other people.

Main Activities Training the children to improve their life. Teaching the handiwork and mechanical.Traing the car driving. Teaching the computer, other lanaguages, opening the library and clinic.

Primary Benefi ciaries For all students in the monastery

Metta Wadi (Parahita)Youth Development Center

16 Block Malarmying 10th road and Baho Rd Corner, Hlaing TownshipYangon.

Tel : 01-522364, 09-73013050

Name of LeaderBadDanDa Thi Lar

Nan Da


BadDanDa Thi Lar Nan Da

E-mail maikyawzaw2010@

gmail.com

Website www.

myittawardiparahita.com


1985


Background Started from 2007 , mainly for food by sayadaw . And then NFE supported by learnt elders

Vision/Mission To be critigue children

Main Goal To educate 50 children each year

Main Activities Primary 6 classes for the children

Primary 50 children

Myo Oo Kat Kyaw Free Education

Room 3A, 479, 7th street Thamine, Ward, Mayangone, Yangon

Tel : 096804230

Name of LeaderU Win Naing


U Win Naing

Address(Rakhaine offi ce)Room 3A, 479 , 7th

street Thamine , Ward 1 ,

Mayangone , Yangon ,

[email protected]

Year

of Establishment

2007


Background Established by Sayadaw Baddanta Dhamma Thehta in 1958 as monastic education school and only on 30th April 2001 became the registration of education and parahita school from government .

Vision/ Missions The children who can build of their life to become highly develop and will be became the brightly star for the country.

Main Goal - Mainly target is to be developing for the children life that is poor or orphan. - To be develop of the vulnerability family's livelihood.

Main Activities - Providing of food, clothes, health, Education and others for the children who arrive to Nan Oo's Monastery. - Doing the livelihood Activity

Primary Benefi ciaries - The children who are arrive to Nan Oo's School and attend Nan Oo's school students. - The families who are stay in project Area.

Nan Oo Education & Parahita School

Ward(5),Yangyiaung Road, North Kyauk Yetwin, Mayangone Township, Yangon, Myanmar

Tel : 95-1-653288 , 09-8619156

Name of Leader

Sayadaw Baddanta

Dhamma Thehta

(Nayak Sadayadaw)


Daw Khin Khin Soe

(President)

U Han Min Aung

(Warden)

Email

nanooparahita @

gmail.com

Website

http://Raven.

ngoinmyanmar.org

Year of

Establishment

2006


National Council of YMCAs of Myanmar

No.263, Maha Bandoola Street, Botataung Township,PO Box 722, YangonTel : 095-1-296434; 380856; 293121Fax: 095-1-298644

Name of Leader

U Tin Aung Swe

Name f

Contact Person

U Maung Maung Win

Address

(Sub Offi ce)

14 Local YMCAs and

13 Associate in 14

states and Divisions

E-mail

natymca@mptmail.

net.mm; jwpssa@

mptmail.net.mm

Website

www.facebook.com/

ymcaofmyanmar

Year of

Establishment

1993

Background The YMCA, Young Men's Christian Association, is a Voluntary, International, Christian, Ecumenical movement that strives to refl ect the cultural identity of the Nation in which it exists and serves. First started in London by a group of young men, the YMCA concept spread rapidly to every continent of the world. Today, there are YMCAs in 128 countries and they are united under the World Alliance of YMCAs that has its headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland. YMCAs have been established in twenty-seven countries and territories in Asia and Pacifi c under the umbrella of the Asia and Pacifi c Alliance of YMCAs, the offi ce of which is located in Hong Kong. The YMCAs in Myanmar started as early as 1897 in Rangoon. As it was started during the British regime, most of the YMCA programs were to serve the British communities. Almost all the leaders at that time were European. The early part of the YMCA movement was based on YMCA traditional programs such as hostel programs, sports and recreation programs and educational programs. Some of the early YMCAs were too much westernized and eventually strayed away from the local communities. One of the local YMCAs was totally disintegrated as it was empha-sizing too much on western culture. The hostel programs cre-ated a lot of legal problems and could not serve the urban young people as intended. Sports and recreation pro-grams served only a minority. Only people who could afford attended the YMCA educational classes.The National Leadership started around 1940s before independence. The Mandalay YMCA and Taunggyi YMCA were also established. Then Pyin Oo Lwin YMCA and Myitkyina YMCA followed. The National Council of YMCAs was started in 1951 with leaders from Taunggyi, Yangon, Pyin Oo Lwin, Mandalay and Myitkyina.

Mission 1. Working for equal opportunity for both men and women and to work for the development of the whole person in all p rograms and agendas. 2. Empowering all, especially young people and women to take increased responsibility and assume leadership at all levels and working toward an equitable society. 3. Advocating for and promoting the Right of Women and upholding the Right of Children. 4. Fostering dialogue and partnership between people of different faiths and ideologies and recognizing the cultural identities of people and promoting cultural renewal. 5. Committing to work in solidarity with the poor, dispossessed, uprooted people and oppressed racial, religious and ethnic minorities.


National Council of YMCAs of Myanmar

No.263, Maha Bandoola Street, Botataung Township,PO Box 722, Yangon.Tel : 095-1-296434; 380856; 293121Fax: 095-1-298644

6. Seeking to be mediators and reconcilers in situations of confl ict and working for meaningful participation and advancement of people for their own self-determination. 7. Defending God's creation against all that would destroy it and preserving and protecting the earth's resources for coming generations.

Vision Sustainable Development and Empowerment of Youth. The YMCA envisions a more justice and peaceful world where individual and community development is sustained and youth are empowered to become responsible citizens.

Main Goal (a) to serve as an organization through which Member Associations can achieve their purpose as a national movement by collective action in a manner which would not be possible through separate actions of the member Associations; (b) To assist the promotion of Christian principles in social conduct and relations; (c) To encourage members of the Young Men's Christian Associations to participate loyally in the functions and activities of their respective churches, to bring these churches closer together, and to participate in effort to realize the Church Universal; (d) To promote the extension of the Young Men's Christian Associations to new fi elds; (e) To develop sympathy, understanding, mutual respect and cooperation, nationally and internationally, among all desire to enter the fellowship and activities of the Young Men's Christian Association; (f ) To cooperate with other organizations locally, nationally and internationally, in the service of youth (g) To maintain the membership of Myanmar in the Asia and Pacifi c Alliance and World Alliance of the Young Men's Christian Associations; (h)To be an active co-operating body of the Myanmar Council of Churches;

Main Activities The National Council is serving its local YMCAs and local people as much as possible. The National Council has three major Departments: 1. Human Resources Development Department2. Community Development Department3. Youth Department4. Finance, Property and Personnel Department

Primary Benefi ciaries 1. Young people and women in the communities


Vision - To respect Human Rights and Dignity regardless of ethnicity, religion, political belief, socio-economic status and gender - To empower the outcasts and poor to participate in decision making process - To defend and be eternal "the Creation" - To improve the livelihoods of the people to be able to achieve the better life

Programs - Micro-credit - Livelihood - Capacity Building

Primary Benefi ciaries The poor and members or people who somehow related to Ecumenical Church

National Ecumenical Church Fund, Myanmar(ECLOF, Myanmar)

No. 601, Pya Road, Kamaryaut Township, Yangon

Tel : 01 512868

Name of LeaderDr. Rebecca Khin Myo

Aung


Daw May Aye Shwe

[email protected]



Background

Network Activities Group (NAG) has started relief and recovery

efforts, by the name of Nargis Action Group. Later, NAG has become a

registered with the Ministry of Home Affairs, committed to the sustainable

development efforts not only in Delta, but also in regions which has been

facing food and livelihood insecurity. In fostering the visions of sustainable

development. NAG focuses on the Governance Approach, intending to

necessary changes of various stakeholders and existing practices towards

good governance which is essential and core for the sustainable

development and win-win solutions for all stakeholders.

Vision/Mission

NAG vision is a society which is peaceful, prosperous and sustain-

ably developed.

Main Goal

Our Objective is dedicatedly working for the emergence of a

society of Myanmar people which is sustainably developed and prosperous.

In so doing, the main approaches of NAG are building the capacity of the

people and community-based and civil society organizations, creating

economic opportunities, and promoting good governance in target issue

areas. By so doing, important decisions and effective implementations

towards sustainable development of poor and vulnerable people are

expected to be achieved.

Main Activities

The Main activities are: Promoting and building good governance

within community, build capacity of CSOs and civil society actors, and

community-based organizations, promoting community-led activities,

supporting livelihoods and income generations of small-scale producers,

promoting market opportunities for underprivileged people, creating and

strengthening networks among CSOs, approaching to policy advocacy

based of the evidence-based research.


the poor and vulnerable people, women, CSOs, small-scale

producers and CBOs.

Network Activities Group (NAG)

No. 70, Room 403, Yaw Min Gyi Condo, Yaw Min Gyi Street, Dagon Township, Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : +95(1) 372252, 382036, 375205.Fax: +95(1) 372252

Name of LeaderU Bobby


U Bobby

Emailadmin@nagmyanmar.

org

Websitewww.nagmyanmar.

org



Background

New Generation Social Development Organization which has

been formed on 1 st May, 1997 with 25 members. It has been legally

recognized by Ministry 0f Social Welfare Relief and Resettlement on

February 18,2009.

Vision/Mission

To prevent Childs from lose human- rights and to promote

them to be effective future leaders.

Main Goal

- To save their lives and to lift up education for poorest children

and Orphanages

- To implement the rural area development

- To maintain the environmental

- To set up small holding regarding with agriculture and

livestock so on.

Main Activities

- To increase food security and livelihood

- Social support

- NFE Free tuition

- To establish demo- cultivation

- Reconstruction

- Fund Raising and Awareness


- Poorest children and orphanages

- Cultivators

- Disaster affected Areas

New Generation Social Development Organization

No. 3/16/701,Tawwin Road, Shwepyithar Township , Yangon, Myanmar

Tel : 092302304 - 095(1)611290

Name of LeaderU Bawi Thang


Daw Mai .T.Sui Leng

Emailelansnow000@gmail.

com


1997


Background started in 2007 January in Yangon Institute of Economics

Vision/Mission To build a strong foundation for our socity

Main Goal

Main Activities Giving volunteer services in Education & Humanitarian Work

Primary Benefi ciaries Local Public

New Myanmar Foundation

F 7 , 157 / 169 36th street ( middle ),Kyuktada Tsp . Yangon

Tel : 0973023795 , 8210 80606249

Name of LeaderU Zaw Moe Aung


Daw Mya Nandar Thin

Emailnew.myanmar.

[email protected]

Website

www.newmyanmar.org


2007


Background NGO GG was informally formed in 2000 with the initiated from

international expatriate and national gender concerns person. With the

support from the international organizations from inland and abroad,

NGO GG was established in late 2003. Since that time NGO GG is having

regular monthly gathering and sharing experiences on gender related

issues, gender related research studies, capacity building, conducting

Gender Action Research Learning Process with partner NGOs, celebrate

the International Women's Day, Myanmar Women's Day, 16 days activism,

organize gender related workshops and implementing the Gender sensi-

tive livelihood intervention in Bogalay township.

Vision/Mission Envision NGO GG as a change agent for mainstreaming gender

equality in Myanmar Society

NGO Gender Group is a national formed group to promote gender

equality in Myanmar through collaboration, facilitation, capacity build-

ing initiative and network with multiple organizations especially NGOs,

FBOs and CBOS engaged in development and humanitarian programs in

Myanmar and direct project intervention activities.

Main objective

1. To advocate NGO/FBO/CBO in Myanmar to contribute towards

gender responsive society

2. To strengthen the NGO GG to become sustainable organization

3. To network with multiple organization in land and abroad for

gender and development issues in Myanmar

4. To enhance the capacity of CBO/LNGO/FBO for gender main-

streaming.

Main activities

- Action Research Learning Program: Series of workshop organized

for partners to do gender action research

- Facilitate gender related trainings/workshops: gender awareness

training, gender analysis training, mainstreaming gender in Reproductive

Health, gender audit, CEDAW awareness, Media and Gender workshop,

gender and good governance, gender and interfaith, gender mainstreaming

in MDGs, gender and climate change, gender trainer's and gender focal

person workshops, and seminar on Gender and HIV, Gender and Media

NGO Gender Group (NGO GG)

9/B. Myaynigone Plaza, Sanchaung Township, Yangon

Tel : 95-1-504 692; 0950 96935; 0949 319660

Name of the leaderMs. May May Pyone (Executive Director)

Name of the contact person

Ms. May May Pyone (Executive Director)

Ms. Mai Kaythi Min Din (Steering

Committee)

Email

[email protected]; maypyon@gmail.

commaikthi.scm@gmail.

com

Website


2000


- Gender Training of Trainers

- Monthly sharing meeting: regular meeting organizes every fi rst

Thursday of the month, 2:30-4:30 p.m. at NGO GG offi ces. Sharing and

learning program for NGO GG members.


Community members especially single mothers, widows, elderly

women, young women children and men, NGO staff, development

workers and humanitarian workers from NGO communities, faith based

organizations, and community based organizations and private sectors

NGO Gender Group (NGO GG)

9/B. Myaynigone Plaza, Sanchaung Township, Yangon

Tel : 95-1-504 692; 0950 96935; 0949 319660


Background

Shalom Foundation was established by Reverend Dr. Saboi Jum.

The Advisory Board, policy guiding body, is composed of community and

religious leaders from different ethnic nationalities. "Friends of Shalom"

has also been informally established with international friends, to play an

important role in advising and evaluating the activities of the foundation

helping with international support and networking. The foundation is

offi cially registered as a local NGO. It head offi ce is situated in Myitkyina,

Kachin State, a Liaison offi ce in Yangon, and four regional coordinating

offi ces in Karen, Kayah, Chin and Mon States.

Vision/Mission

A stable and just society for all people in Myanmar

Main Goal

- To support in establishing trust between all levels of society

- To support the peaceful means in achieving the desired goals

of ethnic armed groups

- To support individuals to become agents of positive change in

their communities and nation

- To promote individuals to be socially responsible people and

thus to fulfi ll their human dignity

Main Activities

- Mediation Program

- Peace Program (Peace Education and Social Integration)

- Peace Program (Dialogue and Governance)

- Development Program


(1) Local community leaders

(2) Religious Leaders

(3) Ethnic Mediators

(4) Ethnic Armed Groups

(5) Youth and women

(6) Community social and development workers

(7) Teachers

(8)Those who are actively involved in peace and development

works

Nyein (Shalom) FoundationGD 89, Shata Pru, Myitkyina, Kachin State, Myanmar

Tel : 01-523650, 523548 Ext: 902, 536692Fax : 01-536692, 074-23944 (Myitkyina)

Name of ChairmanRev. Dr. Saboi Jum


Daw L. Ja Nan, Assistant Director

(program and International

Relations)

Sub-Offi ce AddressPenthouse - B, No.

99-B, Lamai Condo, Myay Nu Street, San Chaung Township,

Yangon

E-mailshalommyanmar@

gmail.com

Website


Background

Established by Sayadaw Baddanta Pawara

Main Goal

To provide care and protection as well as education to impoerished

children, children who cannot afford an education

Main Activities

About 700 students (Include 100 from remote area) are:

- given care, protection and accommodation;

- given meals;

- given schooling and transferred to State middle and high

schools


Impoverished children, orphans, abandoned children and

people connected in some way to those children.

Patauk Shwewar Monastic Primary School

Patauk Shwewar Monastery Ward (5), North Kyauk Yetwin, Mayanggone Tsp., Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : 95-1-651249

Name of LeaderSayadaw Baddanta

Pawara (Nayaka Sayadaw)


Sayadaw Baddanta Pawara

Email



Background Phan Tee Eain was founded in July 24th 2009 to support and facilitate the capacity development of youths and women and students from monastic education school by a group of women and youths. Since 2009, PTE has been supporting the capacity development of youths and women and doing network among them through its own funding. PTE has been providing fi nancial, social and technical support to Htein Soon Primary Monastic Education School at Hmawbe Township since 2009. Then it initiated civic education programme with youths and women in 2010 and has been implementing in many places. PTE started social business services in the beginning of 2011 with the cooperation of women lead CBOs. PTE has also been providing capacity development and organization development services to women organizations and individuals since 2011. Moreover PTE has been working for women development together with other women organizations and network within country and region.

Vision Women improve in all aspects of their life and they are actively participating and leading in the important sectors for nation's development Mission Phan tee Eain will support and facilitate to develop the life of women by enhancing knowledge and capacity, providing social business services, consultancy services, research, and strengthening the networks.

Main Goal To enhance knowledge and capacity of women; to improve income of vulnerable and poor women through social business , to strengthen the networking activities

Main Activities: capacity building, social business, organization development, networking

Primary Benefi ciaries Vulnerable and poor women and youths

Phan Tee Eain (PTE) (Creative Home)

No. 98 , A2, Thiri (4) Street, Quarter(2), Hlaing Township.

Tel : 09 730 1 7732

Name of LeaderDaw Shwe Shwe Sein

Latt


Daw Shwe Shwe Sein Latt

EmailPhanteeeain.

[email protected]


1915


Background

During 2005, leaders of PLH from Thazin Clinics by MSF

(Holland) organized several discussions and then, decided to form an

organization to help each other more effi ciently.

Vision/ Mission

To enable the needy people of Myanmar to fulfi ll basic social,

economic, and health needs, and to stand on their own

Regardless of nationality and religion,

- Assisting the social, economic and education diffi culties

- Creating businesses to increase income

- Providing technical knowledge and skills

- Creating networks among stake holders

Main goal

- Mental support to PLH

- To encourage and consult PLH to live with constructive

attitude

- To enable PLH to earn their own

Main Activity

- Taking care of the patients who have no family members or

anyone at Mingalar Hospital and Tharkaytha Hospital

- Building or Renovating shelters

- Enrolling the children for school

- Creating jobs for higher income


- People living with HIV and their family members

Phoenix Association

Tel : 09 73119050

Name of Leader

U Thiha Khyin


U Thiha Kyin

Emailphoenixassociation

@gmail.com

Websitewww.

phoenixmyanmar.org

No. 158/D, Khyan Sit Thar Lane (1), Htee Hlaing Shin Housing, (8) Ward, Hlaing Tharyar Township, Yangon


Background

Precious Stones started on 15-8-2006 with three persons to

urban people who came to work here for cash work with self -help-

saving-group.

Vision/Mission

Main Goal

- Precious Stones exists to holistic development of local people,

prioritizing their participation and their communities.

Main Activities

- Women and youth empowerment


- women and youth

Precious Stones

827E,Ocean Center,9 Mile, Mayangone , Yangon,

Tel : 651165- Ext:2827

Name of Leader


Daw Cho Cho Aye

[email protected]


2006


Background

January 29? 2011.

Vision/Mission

To do humanitarian works

Main Goal

To help in funerals for poor families

Main Activities

Giving free volunteer services for funerals


local people

PuNyakaRi Free Funeral Service Society

No.(16), Lanthit Street, Sangyiwa Quarter, Mingalardon

Tel : 09 731 49442 ? 09 511 7700

Name of Leader

U Kyaw Kyaw Thet


U Kyaw Kyaw Thet & U

Zaw Win Tun

Email

ukhinelatt.nmf@

gmail.com

Year of

Establishment

2011


Background

1997 , with 7 members.

Main Goal

To prevent from HIV for women and children

Main Activities

HIV prevention , care and support , ovc


Youth , MSM , SW , Mobile ,PLHA , children

Pyi Gyi Khin

No 305 , yankin Garden Housing, Sipine 1 lane, Yankin Tsp.

Tel : 8551510 , 01-400261

Name of Leader

Daw Than Than Nu


Daw New Zin Win

Email

nwezinwin@

pgkmyanmar.org

chairperson@

pkgmyanmar.org

Year of

Establishment

1997


Background

Started in 2005 , mainly for food and then

education

Vision/Mission

To be a critigue person.

Main Goal

for 200 children to be primary

education on each year

Main Activities Teaching Non formal education


200 children each year

Pyin nya Beikman Education service

YWA Bo QR , YESAGYO .

Tel : 062-30755Fax: 062-30755

Name of Leader

U Tin Aung


U Tin Aung

(Sub offi ce)

Room 3A, 479 , 7th

street Thamine ,

Ward 1, Mayangone,

Yangon

Email

[email protected]

Year of

Establishment

2005


Background

Vision

We want the world that free form poverty and hunger with

equal opportunities to rural peoples in basic rights of Health care

services, Educational affairs and livelihoods in line with their human

dignity and quality of life.

Mission

Our Mission is to alleviate human suffering that free form

hunger and extreme poverty that equal opportunity with rural and

urban lives in basic areas of Health Education, Livelihoods and Food

Security. By integrating our

programmes with local and national systems we further ensure

that short-term interventions become long-term solutions.

Main Goal

Main Activities


RADANAR AYAR Association for the Rural Development in Myanmar

Tel : (95) -45- 45673, 09731-72619Fax: (95) 45-45242

No-40, Bogyoke Aung Sann Road, Ward-5, Bogalay 10231, Myanmar.

Name of Leader

Thein Aung

(President)


Thura Aung (Director

of Programme)

Emailinfo.radanar.ayar.org@

gmail.com

Websitewww.radanarayar.

webs.com

Year of

Establishment

1992


Background The RCA was established in 1987 by plantation of a 50-hactre forest near Kyeintali town, Rakhaine State. At present,RCA has been formed with 7 Cental Executive Committee members and 18 Executive members. RCA has been involving in nature and public activities in Rakhaine State with more than 700 members. All CEC , EC and members are volunteers.

Vision/ Mission Rakhaine coastal area is rich in both terrestrial and marine enviroment natural resources.Geographic position of the Rakhaine Yoma mountain range is strongly infl uence upon weather condition of Myanmar. Consequently,livelihood of the people will also be affected and some wildlife and wildplants can be extinct. RCA will participate in social,economy and environmental aspects of Rakhaine coastal region activities and promote the livelihood of the local people by raising awareness and poverty reduction.

Main Goal To conserve lowerland forest,mountain forest,mountain forests, mangroves, rivers,wetlands and marine environments.

Main Activities - Natural conservation - Mangrove conservaion and reforestation - Lowerland and mountain reforestation - Establishment of Community forests and agroforestry for shifting cultivators - Participate in local education, h e a l t h , e c o n o m y a n d development activities - Promote livelihoods of local community - Conduct education and awareness raising programme among the local populace - Nature disaster prevention works - Participate in emergency relief and rehabilitation programmes for the natural disaster affected areas in Rakaine State - Protect wild elephant and illegal wildlife poaching and killing in Rakhaine Yoma Elephant Sanctuary - Collaborate and cooperate with local and international researchers, scientist, NGO and INGO to study the fauna and fl ora of Rakaine Yoma forests, Elephant Sanctuary, mangroves,freshwater and marine

Primary Benefi ciaries Local wildlife and local communities

Rakhaine Costal Region Conservation Association

Tel : 09 731 32658

Name of Leader

Dr.Maung Maung

Kyi


U Maung Maung

Thein Pe

(Vice President)

Daw Zarchi Htet

(CEC Member)

(Sub- Offi ce)

Kyauktawyaug

Conservation

Park,Kyeintali

Township, Rakhaine

State,Myanmar

Year of

Establishment

1987

No.473,Baho Lane,5th Quarter,Mayangon Township, Yangon Myanmar


Ranmarwaddy Rural Development Services (RRDS)

No 6, Hnin Si Street, Ngwe Kyar Yan Reikthar, Ward 3, South Oakklarpa T/S, Yangon

Tel : 095 153358

Name of LeaderU Thar Tun Oo


U Thar Tun Oo

Emailthartunoo@gmail.

com


2007

Background

Formed in 2007 with the initial grant from the ActionAid

International, Myanmar, as a Local NGO.To initiate the community

development in the Southern Rakhine State poor communities where

no other INGO or LNGO has initiated any such kind of development

activities before.

Vision/Mission

Social and Economic Development, Poverty Alleviation,

Agriculture Development, Water & Sanitation, Women Empowerment,

Environment Development

Main Goal

To initiate the above activities in the Rambre Island, Kyauk Pyu

District, Southern Rakhine State and reach out to the similar areas in

the Thandway District and Mon State, depending upon the increased

budget and technical experties.

Main Activities

Awareness Raising of the poor and backward communities

about the possiblity of their self-development,Development of Self-

Help Women Groups(SHG) by the initiation of Micro Finance activities,

Adequate and Safe Drinking Water and sanitation, Food Security fi rst

by the initiation of Rice Banks and improving the agriculture of the

poor farmers.


30 selected poor villages out of 5 poor cluster villages, Rambre

Township


Background Ratana Metta is a local NGO, non-profi t and non-political or-ganization. It was founded in 2004 and registered with the Ministry of Home affairs (Registration No:……1948……..).

Main Goals - prevention, treatment, care and support for people living with HIV/AIDS (PLHA) - promote awareness of Child Rights and Child Protection and care and support for orphans and vulnerable children - alleviate poverty by providing livelihood support for livestock breeding and micro fi nance for income generation

Main Activities (1) HIV/AIDS RMO started its activities with prevention of HIV/AIDS by conducting advocacy talks, training of trainers (TOT) and multiplier trainings to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS in communities. Presently, RMO is operating two clinics in Yangon, one in Pazundaung and the other in Tarmwe. They provide basic counseling service, free medical treatment including ARV drugs, free hospital referral and funeral service, nutrition support, school support for the children and micro fi nance for income generation of the families. The gathering of PLHAs and their families were held monthly where they were given psychological support, health talks, moral lessons and meditation ses-sion. Coffee, snacks and lunch were provided at the gathering. Funding was mainly provided by 3D Fund, Alilance Myanmar and UNAIDS. RMO has been raising funds from local donors for free distribution of ARV drugs. (2) Child Rights and Child Protection In 2008, RMO conducted 23 workshops for awareness of Child Rights and Child Protection in 5 Townships in Nargis Cyclone affected areas of the Delta Region. RMO also provided school support, nutrition support and opened 6 Child Friendly Space for the children. Presently, RMO is implementing Community based Child Care and Child Protection Project with UNICEF funding. Community talks on Child Rights and Child Protection have been conducted in 5 townships in Yangon Region. The project also provides

RATANA METTA ORGANISATION (RMO)

No. 406, Lower Pazundaung Road,Pazundaung Township, Yangon, MYANMAR.Tel : 09-730-24794Fax : 95-1-296 898

Name of Leader


U Myint Swe

(President)

Ratana Metta

Organisation

Email

ratanametta 2004@

gmail.com

Year of

Establishment

1951


for nutrition support, school support and micro fi nance for income generation of their families. Vocational training was provided for se-lected children with potential for learning. Gathering of children and families were held every month where they were given health talks, moral support, light entertainment and meals. The main donors for Child Protection and Child Care were UNICEF and Save the Children. (3) Drop-in-Centre (DIC) Drop-in-Centre for street children has been opened in Yangon and Pathein, Ayeyawady Region. There are about 40 children who regularly come to the Centres. They were given personal hygiene (wash and clean), nutritious breakfast and lunch. During the day they were given non-formal education, health talks, moral lessons and TV/Video information and entertainment. Their families were pro-vided with nutrition support and micro fi nance for income generation. Some children who wish to go to school were also given school fees, uniforms and stationary. Some grownup children were given vocational training in sewing, hair cutting /stylist, mechanic. Funding for Yangon DIC was provided by Sonne International (Austria) and Pathein DIC by Marie Stopes International (MSI) where the families of street children were given reproductive health knowledge. (4)Livelihood Activities RMO has been implementing livelihood projects funded by European Union (EU), Livelihood and Food Security Trust Fund (LIFT) and (Action Aid). The project activities include provision of livestock (eg. pigs) for breeding, micro fi nance for income generation; care and support for orphans and vulnerable children. .The children and their families were given awareness on Child Rights and Child Protection, nutrition support, school support and basic healthcare. (5)NetworkRMO has been expanding its network by organizing members from different backgrounds including doctors, writers, media and businessman. It also expands its network with other national and international organizations engaged in HIV/AIDS. The president of RMO is also holding the posts of the president of National NGOs Network HIV/AIDS (3N), president of Myanmar NGOs Network (MNN) and a member of Myanmar Country Coordinating Mechanism (MCCM) of the Ministry of Health and Myan-mar Interfaith Network (MINA).

RATANA METTA ORGANISATION (RMO)

No. 406, Lower Pazundaung Road,Pazundaung Township, Yangon, MYANMAR.Tel : 09-730-24794Fax : 95-1-296 898


Ratna Mahal Education Care GroupNo.17(A). 7th Street , War(2). Hlaing Township , Yangon , Myanmar

Tel : 098742982

Name of Leader

Kyaw Than Tun


Kyaw Than Tun

Email

ratna.kyaw@gmail.

com

Year of

Establishment

Background

Started to do child protection

Vision/Mission

To develop each child to become good citizen

Main Goal

Survival and development of every child

Main Activities

Child Protection


Children and Women


Background

Start organized with people who has special interest on

renewable energy for the development of rural people

Vision/Mission

Rural development and Environmental Conservation by

Renewable Energy Technology (RET).

Main Objective

1. To solve energy problem by RET

2. To protect natural resources and environment by RET

3. To achieve rural development by RET

Main Activities

1. Explore appropriate RET for Myanmar.

2. Conduct rural development functions by RET.

3. Conservation of natural resources and environment by

RET.

4. Collection and dissemination of RET in formations


1. rural population.

2. Research scholars & inventors.

3. Personnel who responsible for energy and environmental

problems.

Renewable Energy Association Myanmar (REAM)160, 5th fl oor (right), 2nd Thiri Avenue, Ahlone Township, Yangon (Project Offi ce)Room(8), Building(2) Ahnawrahtar Housing Estate, Pazundaung Township, Yangon, Myanmar (CC Offi ce)Tel : 223 405, 212486, 292012

Name of Leader

U Aung Khin

(Chairman)

Name of

Contact Person

U Aung Myint

(General Secretary)

Email

[email protected]

Website

Year of

Establishment

1993


Background Established by the three educated Buddhist young men, U Ba Phe, Dr. Ba Yin, U Maung Gyi with the inspiration of patriotism and stood for the protection and development of education, religion, culture, social welfare, and economics of Myanmar people.

Vision/Mission Development and Propagation of nationalism, religion, and education

Main Goal (1)Our services is established with the fi rm purpose of being freed of the social alleviation of rural people, seeking for vocational livelihoods, providing the educational knowledge to raise the social morale, and serving the hygienic / health education to the rural persons who are hardly in touch with updated information. (2)We aim at distributing the livelihoods education in order to get rid of the social alleviation of rural public and to possess healthy and happy family life with higher education. (3)In accordance with our fi rm belief on these aims, we decide to participate either by ourselves or by the donors' goodwill/effort to be effective to our country and nation. (4)Our motto is "One for All".

Main Activities (a)Administration, Finance and Logistic Department which is the one being it is a department.This is in charge of administration procedures such as employment of staffs, documentation,preparing project, report and presentation, meeting minutes and record, recording and calculation A/C statement, buying and fi lling the requirements for the project, taking out and storing from other groups and distributing and keeping the records systematically. (b)Clean water and sanitation Department takes part in distributing the purifi ed water, digging the wells and ponds in order to get the drinking water and water for domestic use, renovating and building the wells, building the sanitation, stimulating, organizing and spreading out the educational journals, pamphlets and hygienic materials and giving speech. (c)Livelihood, Education and Aged Care Department participates in giving training livelihoods such as sewing machine course, fl owering and fruit decoration course for the rural femaleadults, lending money with cheap interest, supporting capital money, looking after the aged and giving the glasses.

Rural Development Services

No - 14/2, Zinyaw St, 14 Ward, South Okkalapa

Tel : 01-577891, 01-73000851, 09-5370760

Name of Leader

U Khin Maung Win

(Chairman)


(1)U Khin Maung Win

(Chairman)

(2)U Tin Aye

(Director)

(3)Daw Aye Aye Mu

(Director)

(4)Daw La Min Ein

(Member)

(5)U Kyaw Thuya Win

(Member)

(6)U Chit Ko Ko

(Member)

(7)Dr.La Yaung Soe

(Member)

Email


Background

After Nargis, we founded the organization aim to aid the

community to alleviate the impact of disaster suffering.

Vision/Mission

To develop the social status of community regarding food,

clothing, shelter, health, education and economy

Main Objective

To be developed village and to promote the social status of

Kyauk Tan area with proper road, communication, advanced education

and economy

Main Activities

- Food and household kit distribution for cyclone response and

rehabilitation

- Health care at emergency response time

- Fencing and Distributing water

- Road and bridge renovation

- Microfi nance/ Revolving fund activity for fertilizer

- Supporting for dead person and childbirth case

- Distribution electricity

- Distribution Rice bags for revolving fund activity


Vulnerable community in Kyauk Tan Area

Sandi Development Organization

Sandi village, Kyauk Tan Township, Yangon Division

Tel : 09 86 16491

Name of Leader

Sandi Sayardaw

Ahshin Taik Kha Nyar

Na (Founder)

Name of

Contact Person

(1) Ahshin Taik Kha

Nyar Na (Founder/

Leader)

(2) Daw Ohmar Yee

(Treasurer)

(3) Daw Tin Tin Hla

(Accountant)

Email

sandisayadaw.org@

gmail.com

Website


Background

Share Mercy is a non-profi t, non-government, and non-religious

organization established in 2011 at Bogale Township. It is organized by

a group of volunteers who are well informed in humanitarian works

and it intends to provide humanitarian assistances the poor and the

vulnerable to improve their life. Moreover, Share Mercy would involve

in various disasters relief programs wherever the disaster hits, such as,

providing drinking water in drought area, providing foods, resettling,

and reuniting family members. Share Mercy is implementing all

humanitarians programs with full accountability to her benefi ciaries

as well as her donors.

Vision/Mission

To promote Global Development

Care and Share Towards Peaceful world

To mitigate risks and vulnerability of the communities at

every phases of disaster; post-immediate emergency period, post-

immediate relief period, recovery period, pre and during development

period To enhance the ability and effectiveness of the community

by collaborating the local knowledge of the community and outside

assistance

Program

I. Emergency Relief

1. Emergency Food

2. Drinking Water and Water Source re-sanitation

3. Clothing and Household Utilities

4. Temporary Shelter

II. Recovery

1. Reestablishing Livelihood

2. Reconstructing roads and transportation

3. Water, Sanitation and Hygiene

4. Psycho- social support

III. Pre-development Period

1. Effi ciency of Drinking Water

No. 238/4, 36th Street, Kyauttadar Township,

Tel : 09 8570600

Name of Leader

U Wai Yan Tin

Maung Win

Name of

Contact Person

U Toe Lay Naing

Email

[email protected],

nnini2006@gmail.

com, laserkln@gmail.

com

Website

Share Mercy


No. 238/4, 36th Street, Kyauttadar Township,

Tel : 09 8570600

Share Mercy

2. Educational materials for outside school education

programs

3. Reducing unemployment

4. Livelihood for the vulnerable people

5. Environmental Protection

6. Disaster risk protection

IV. Normal Situation

To develop the capacity of the local civil society organizations

through capacity building trainings, building networks, and sharing

information and funding sources

Benefi ciaries

Villages from Eastern, Western and Southern part of Bogale

Township

Sector

Civil Society Development

Focus Area

Recent : Bogale Township

Future : Tarlay ????, Dedaye, Kungyangon

Achievement

1. Tube Well, Water Storage Tank, Pump

2. Environmental Awareness Trainings

3. Income generating jobs for women; Artificial Eye-lash

production

4. Educational materials for students

5. Distribution of newsletters, pamphlets on Disaster

6. Reforestation

7. Capacity Building Training for Civil Society Organizations


Background

The original Shin Thar Ma Ne Examination Group Donated

the building and the present Thar Tha Na Wun Saung Association was

formed.

Vision/Mission

To promote Theravada Buddhism for the benefi t of all living

creatures.

Main Objective

To hold the novice monks examination annually.

To promote Buddha's Teaching to all levels, both young and

old, have them to practise for their daily lives towards their goals.

Main Activities

1. Holding Mingala Bhuha Shin Tharmane Examination for the

novice monks.

2. Teaching of Buddhists literature

3. Vipasana Course

4. Youth Traning

Primary benefi ciaries For all human beings

Shin Thar Ma Ne Dhamma Beikman Thar Tha Na Wun Saung Association

Shin Thar Ma Ne Dhamma Beikman Arzarni Road, East Gate of Shwe Da Gon Pagoda, Bahan Township, Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : 01 556 338

Name of Leader

U Aung (president)

Name of

Contact Person

U Kyi Twe (secretary)

Email

ARCHITECT2

@mptmail.net.mm

Website

Year of

establishment

1991


Background

In mayanmar,CBR activities developing are really need and to

stand from the PWD's side.Also cooperation with others GOs,NGOs

and INGOs.

Vision/Mission

Inclusive Enviroment,Inclusive Development.

Main Objective

To improve the quality of life for PWDs.

Main Activities

Community base rehabilitation activities for people with

disabilities (PWDs)


People with Disabilities (PWDs)

Shwe Minn Thar Foundation,Myanmar (SMTF, Myanmar )Room B/104,Bld No.797,Bogyoke Street,(corner of Wardan Street), Lanmadaw Township, Yangon,MyanmarTel : 95-1-215939,95-1-229087,95-9-5103725Fax : 95-1-222923

Name of Leader

U Myat Thu Winn

Name of

Contact Person

U Myat Thu Winn

Email

smtcoltd@mptmail.

net.mm

smtcoltd93@gmail.

com

Website

Year of

establishment


Background

- Following the suggestions and instruction from Minister for

Home Affairs Col. Tin Hlaing, the Director-General of Department of

Human Settlement and Housing Development U Ant Kyaw initiated

to open a Home for the Aged with the objective of ensuring that there

are no homeless elderly people begging their living in Yangon and

that the capital Yangon has the proper characteristics of world capitals.

It was named in honour of the contribution from Shwe Than Lwin

Construction Co. which donated 7 buildings and 3 motor vehicles.

Vision/Mission -

Main Goal

- To offer shelter and care to elderly persons without anywhere

to go

- To make arrangements for the physical, mental, moral and

social development of resident elderly persons and bring about secular

and religious benefi ts.

Main Activities:

- Providing care and protection to elderly persons

- Providing health care

- Arranging funerals

- Holding fun fairs

- Holding Waso and Kathina Robe Offering Ceremonies, and

the Thadingyut Light Festival

- Inviting monks so that the elderly persons are able to keep

Sabbath on Sabbath days during Lent


-Elderly persons without anyone to turn to

Shwe Than Lwin Home for the Aged

No. 80, Kwan-aut-thar-minn-thar Road, Dagon Myothit (Seikkan) Township,Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : 95-1-592 126

Name of LeaderU Aung Win (President)


Daw Khin San Win (Administrator)

Email


1999


Background

-1997, September

Vision/Mission

- To give and share knowledge (public awareness) to public

Main Goal -.

Main Activities:

Open libraries, giving training and volunteer services


Public

Social Actors Form

13th Street, Sartaikwine, Aung Lan city , Magwe division

Tel : 0943046096

Name of LeaderU Aung Hlaing Than


U Aung Hlaing Than

Emailaungnaingthan@

gmail.com


1997


Background - Established in 2007 in Magway by Aung Htike Min with a group of like-minded youth. - Initially focused on HIV prevention among youths, then widen the scope to other youth-led community change programs - Now youth members are taking the lead in youth capacity building and experiential learning through membership approach, local CSO strengthening, youth health and safety issues such as HIV, adolescent health, non-formal education for out-of-school children, child health, child rights and child-led CSO strengthening and other issues based on the perceived needs

Vision/ Mission - Youth is the powerful and reliable taskforce in Myanmar National Development" - Youth takes the leadership role in various public affairs at different levels"

Main Goal 1) Youth takes action for youth's physical, mental and social wellbeing and development 2) Youth takes action for social problems in communities, increasing role of youth in communities while respecting role of others

Main Activities: Youth Empowerment Program 1) Member-based Youth Experiential learning (member-driven social activism, internship, capacity building activities, library and etc.)Youth Health and Safety Program 1) HIV prevention among youth (youth-friendly education, outreach activities, condom & IECs distribution, VCT/STI referral and etc.) 2) Blood donation network (supporting blood donors with vitamin supplement, focal point between patients and donors, sustaining preventive behavior for safe blood donors and referral of unsafe blood donors to relevant clinics)Community Change Program 1) Child right and health promotion (child right awareness, health care training, hygiene awareness, improving child participation, forming and strengthening child-led groups)

Social Care Volunteer Group (SCVG) Magway

B/191, Corner of Awayar St and 3rd St, Aung Sayatanar Ward, Magway

Tel : 09 73167106

Name of Leader

Aung Htike Min, Htun

Myo Maung, Swe Linn

Maung


Aung Htike Min

Email

scvginmagway@

gmail.com,ahm-

[email protected]

Website

www.socialcarevg.

webs.com

Year of

Establishment

1997


2) Non-formal Education (among out-of-school children and adolescents) 3) Local CSO strengthening (social activists training, networking and partnership)

Primary Benefi ciaries - Youth , Children

Social Care Volunteer Group (SCVG) Magway

B/191, Corner of Awayar St and 3rd St, Aung Sayatanar Ward, Magway

Tel : 09 73167106


Background -Social Development Initiative (SDI) is a non non-religious, neutral and independent organization. It was founded on 15th January 2010 with six executive committee members who are interested in working with communities for the development. All members have been working together with communities for development and have extensive experience and skills in supporting the socio economic development of Myanmar. The network of SDI covers all the areas of Myanmar.

Vision/ Mission An organization which could bring individuals, in contact with Social Development Initiative, in the community to participate meaningfully in socio economic development of Myanmar Community based support groups are formed and active with the support from the regional and local administration and development related departments of government of the Union of Myanmar in carrying out the achievement of millennium development goals

Main Goal - To increase the capacity of individuals to participate in the economic development of Myanmar - To establish the community based development group to sustain and protect their livelihood system by equipping with skills and knowledge - To develop a system of cooperation and coordination between community and the regional and local government in response, rehabilitation and mitigation of disaster risk reduction.

Main Activities: - Capacity Building of Local Communities in different sectors of intervention - Advocacy with different level of authority for the interest of the community - To transfer appropriate and sustainable technology to the local community in consultation with the community - To link available external resources into the existing resources of the community

Primary Benefi ciaries Vulnerable community especially to Women, Children, Disable, Elderly people

Social Development Initiative (SDi)

No. 9. Aung Zaya lane, High Land Avenue, 7 mile, Mayangone Township, Yangon.Tel : 09 86 31884, 01 651 059Fax : 01 662 971

Name of Leader

U Min Zaw


U Min Zaw

Address

(Sub offi ce) 480,

Yuzana ward,

Myitkyina, Kachin

state.

Email

socdev.initiative01

@gmail.com

Year of

Establishment


Background -The Social Vision Services (SVS) was established in June 2008 aiming own goals to ensure Communities' development in social knowledge. SVS has the capacity to perform the social knowledge services relating in the following main focus sectors on WASH, livelihoods, environment, and sub-sectors: education, health, society, culture, and agriculture and child protection. SVS has developed specifi c IEC materials tailored to the specifi c needs of benefi ciaries. SVS specializes in disaster risk reduction and disaster preparedness as well as psycho-social support in the aftermath of disasters.

Vision/ Mission - Development of Morals and Ethics leads to the development of state and citizens. -Social Vision Services focus on social vision improvement for social, economic and sustainable development through the effective use of IEC activities and materials worldwide.

Main Goal - To develop Morals and Ethics

Main Activities - Information, Education, Communication

Primary Benefi ciaries SVS focus on community development through family development within the community by supporting vulnerable persons especially women and children including disable persons while strengthening civil society.

Social Vision Services AssociationBldg (8/10), Room (C/D), South Horse Race Course,Tamwe Gyee(Kha) Ward,Tamwe Township, Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : + ( 95 ) 01-401446, 401447, 09-8524210,09-8524207Fax : ( 95 ) 01-401447

Name of LeaderU Su Tin


Daw Khin Thet Maw (Operation Director)

Daw Yi Yi Win (Programme Director) U Ko Ko Win (Senior

Technical Advisor)

Address Sub-Offi ce

Thu Htay Gone Village, Satsan Village

Tract , Bogalay Township.

(2) Sub-Offi ce No-3 Ward , Maung Phyu Gyi Gwa Sone (near football play

ground) Bu Thi Taung

Township, Southern Rakhine State.(3) Sub-Offi ce

Bo Gyoke Street, Ta Yoke Tan Wards,

MyaePon Township,Northern Rakhine

State .

Email s.v.s.myanmarngo@

gmail.com

Website www.

socialvisionservices.org.


Background -Spectrum is a local non-profi t organization which started establishing in 2007 May. The Spectrum - Sustainable Development Knowledge Network is a local initiative which seeks through constructive dialogue, knowledge dissemination and resource sharing, to support and encourage behavior change in environmental practice improvement and sustainable development, as a means of enhancing National Development in Myanmar.

Vision/Mission - Establishing mechanisms to enhance the framework for "National Development" in Myanmar, via constructive engagement on environment, sustainable development and natural resource management matters.

Main Goal - Establishing mechanisms to enhance the framework for "National Development" in Myanmar, via constructive engagement on environment, sustainable development and natural resource management matters.

Main Activities: 1) Delivering youth training 2) Training on environmental issues 3) Improved mapping, understanding of land use and helping community land registration 4) Supporting local environmental journals and strengthening young journalists 5) Pilot carbon offset study work 6) Engagement on promotion of natural resource development 7) Networking and Advocacy on natural resource management issues 8) Translation and publication of environmentally relevant IEC materials 9) Promote Community Knowledge Based Research 10) Seed fund and small grant funding

Primary Benefi ciaries - Youth groups, LNGO, INGO, Faith Based Organization, CBO, CSO

Spectrum (Sustainable Development Knowledge Network)Room C, 9th Floor, Myaynigone Plaza, Sanchaung Township, Yangon, Myanmar

Tel : 01-516 941

Name of Leader

Naw Ei Ei Min


Maw Htun Aung

Email

spectrum.operation@

gmail.com

spectrum.program@

gmai.com

Year of

Establishment


Background Substance Abuse Research Association (SARA) is a local NGO founded in 1991. SARA is in collaboration with Ministry of Health , Central Committee for Drug Abuse Control,Department of Social Welfare, UNODC,MANA and BI.SARA had worked with UNODC-Myanmar and act as focal point for Global Youth Network-Myanmar in South East Asia Region.SARA is also participating as National Trainer in Treatnet II project,a regional UNODC Project.SARA has conducted several surveys and research activity which was focused on drug abuse and completed projects on Parenting Skills, Family based approches in Drug Abuse prevention, and piloted hospital based outreach activities for Harm Reduction intervention.

Vision/Mission - To take the lead in introducing the research tools to conduct scientifi c research in the fi eld of drug abuse and drug abuse-related HIV in Myanmar and advocate for evidence based approaches in conducting prevention programmers.

Main Goal - a) To conduct drug abuse research in the fields of epidemiology,prevention intervention research, with the aim of teneration information for health policy makers. b) To set-up community based infrastructures for conducting drug abuse research and prevention activities .

Main Activities: 1) Epidemiological Research and Harm Reduction Programs 2) Family based Harm Reduction approaches in Kachin State (6 townships) 3) Incidence Study in Lashio Township 4) Primary Prevention of HIV/AIDS and Drug Abuse for at risk population.

Primary Benefi ciaries People Who Inject Drugs, People Who use Drugs, Migrants/Mobile Population Working Women and their partners and Youths

Substance Abuse Research Association(SARA)

No 237, Room2,Bargayar Road, Kyundaw South Ward, Sanchaung Township, Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : 01-682094,0973040097Fax : 01-682094

Name of Leader

Dr.Gyaw Htet Doe

Dr.Mg Kyaw


Dr.Nyein Zaw Htet

Doe

Project Offi ce

No-18-A, Grandamar

Road, Thirimon

Housing, Near

Bayintnaung Junction,

Mayangone Township,

Myanmar.

Phone

95-1-682094,

95-973040097

Email

saracentral@mail4u.

com.mm,

saraentral@

saramyanmar.org

Website

www.saramyanmar.

org

Year of

Establishment


Background - 2011 January

Vision/Mission - " To have skills in knowledge and Tedchnology to follow up international level "

Main Goal -" To raise Education for public "

Main Activities To give trainings in civic education

Primary Benefi ciaries Public

Sunshine Youth Group

1060 , Swedaw Street , 41 Quater ,North Dangon , Yangon

Tel : 095131643

Name of LeaderMa Cho Cho Aung

Name of Contact PersonMa Shwe Yi Lin

Emailheaven986@gmail.

com


2011


Background

- SWANYEE DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION (Swanyee) is a

National NGO founded in June 2006.

Vision/ Mission

-Enhanced the communities with the basic socio-economic

infrastructures and the resilient capacities for disasters, and are

developing in a sustainable way by self reliant basis.

1. Assist in crisis or chronic distress, and work toward the

development of long term solutions.

2. Assisting communities especially for the poor and the

vulnerable by providing soft and hard infrastructures as the basic needs,

and the other necessary assistances to cope their lives by self reliance

basic.

3. Advocate for and assist in community capacities to care for

and manage natural resources and climate change adaptation.

4. Provide the equitable assistances and equity of gender

involvement to the community for the balanced improvements of their

livelihoods.

5. Work with equitable partnerships to achieve sustainable

development in communities.

Main Goal -.

Main Activities:


People in the target groups and areas

Swanyee Development Foundation

Room (A-8), Building- 138 (B-1), New University Avenue Road, Sayar San Quarter, Bahan Township,Yangon,Myanmar.

Tel : 09-73040433,01-541854

Name of Leader

U Zaw Min Sein

( Founder-President )


1) Naw Emily Win

( Communication

Offi cer )

2) U Cho Maung Oo

( Public Relations

Offi cer )

Email

swanyee@swanyee.

org

Website

www.swanyee.org

Year of

Establishment


Background - Swe Tha Har, in English means "friendship". The word explains the work of the organization as a whole; to promote good relationship among and between the diverse religious and ethnic tribes in the country. It is a network of peace volunteers and workers who share a common interest in building peaceful relationships among and between people from various ethnic and religious traditions, faiths, and environment. Swe Tha Har is governed by a Board of Directors of fi ve and its projects and activities currently managed by a Management Team with an initial workforce of three full time staff. Swe Tha Har recognizes that underdevelopment, armed confl ict, loss of life, displacement, exploitation, discrimination, poverty and suffering of the poor will not end without directly addressing the ethnic and religious tensions that divide communities throughout Myanmar.

Vision/Mission The goalof the organization is to promote mutual trust, cooperation, and solidarity between and among the diverse ethnic and religious groups in the target communities. It has a vision of mature and responsible individuals and communities enjoying peace and fullness in life. Main Goal The organization commits to implement programs and activities that promote peace and solidarity among the diverse people in the country; provide support to members in their community development work; engage/link/network with other who have similar or complementary work; and to promote human development by responding to manmade and /or natural disaster/emergencies

Main Activities:Income Generation, Agriculture Water Recourses, Rice,Crops and Vegetables Seeds Distribution, Training, Agricultural Alternative Development and Construction & Rehabilitation -Water Facility, Rehabilitation-Community Infrastructure & Facility

Primary Benefi ciaries The most vulnerable people in the community

Swe Tha Har Social Services (Swe Tha Har)

18 (D-3), Shwe Yadanar Lane, (near Junction 8'), 8 Mile, Mayangone Township, Yangon.

Tel : 01 - 667286/665713, 09 86 41191, 09 86 127 80

Name of Leader

U Myint Soe


U Di Di

(09 86 127 80), John

Jeffry Seng (09 86 411

91)

Address

(Sub-Offi ces)

1/5, Labutta,Irrwaddy

Setsan

(Bogale),

Irrwaddy

Dadaye, Irrwaddy

Email


Background Yangon YWCA has been active in the country since 1900. Based on the faith of Christian and with the prayer and service of Christian women, World YWCA established women empowerment programmes since 1855. The National YWCA of Myanmar was established in July 1951 after 6 local associations had been formed. It has now 10 local associations.

Vision/Mission All qualifi ed women participate in all-round social development activities.

Main Goal In building capacity of women to stand on their own, National YWCA will - Organize livelihood and vocational training programmes - Implement the project of skill and awareness programmes for all-round social development. - Build up the capacity of young women for their leadership development - Advocate and cooperate with other local YWCAs and other organizations to develop the policies of women..Main Activities - Skills Trainings for income generation. - Development and Protection of Street and working children ( Drop in Centres). - Community based development programmes. - Spiritual Programmes for Christian members. - Women's Health and Environment. - Microfi nance. - Volunteer Home Based Care for Elderly persons. - Investing in Young Women's Leadership.

Primary Benefi ciaries The nation's women, girls and children from all works of life, irrespective of their religion background, creed, culture, ethnicity or their economic status.

The National Young Women's Christian Association of Myanmar.

No.119, Bogalayzay Street, Botataung Township, Yangon.

Tel : 95-1-256990, 95-1-245680.

Name of Leader

Dr. Rebecca Tapa

(President)


Daw Aye Kywe

(General Secretary)

Email


Background

Thingaha Organization was founded on February 25, 2003 by

gender interested staff from some partner organizations of Swissaid

(Myanmar) program and freelancers who wanted to learn on gender,

through the initiative of Swissaid (Myanmar) by called "Thingaha

Gender Working Group". Before it was stood as a formal group, the

members met bi monthly for sharing and leaning on gender with

facilitation of Gender coordinator from Swissaid (Myanmar). Now we

integrate gender into development program and activities. "Thingaha

Organization" was named on January 2011.

Vision /Mission

Toward Gender Equality in Myanmar Society."

To engage gender and strengthen women and men by capacity

building, facilitating, providing technical support to individual and

organizations in order to have gender equality and social justice in

Myanmar society.

Main Goal

To have mutual respect and cooperation between women and

men practicing gender equality in Myanmar society

Main Activities:-

Gender Awareness Training

- Indentifi ed the Gender Issues

- Capacity Building for local Partner Organizations

- Empower women through livelihood activities

- Networking


Youth(Young Women and Young Men), Community Leaders and

Development Workers from targeted areas of partner organizations

Thingaha Organization

Building-A(6/2), Anawrahta Housing, Hledan, Pyay Road, Kamaryut Tsp, Yangon.

Tel : 01-502182, 09 731 90882

Name of Leader

U Billy Kan Myat

(Program

Coordinator)


Daw Nyunt Theingi

Htwe

(Admin Offi cer)

Email

new.thingaha@gmail.

com

Website

Year of

Establishment


Background

The school was founded in 2000 and started with providing

education to young monks who were from various places and

fi nancially unable to attend government schools. Then, during the

summer, the school extended the scope of work to providing free

education on English and Buddha's teachings to the children from

the Wards. Moreover, the school opened the classes for the street

kids. Besides the formal education, the school opened the classes for

computer application. In 2011, the school was successfully registered

to the authority and started the primary education classes for 2011-

2012 year.

Vision

All the children who are at their school age are able to access

education

Main Goal

To provide free education to children

.

Main Activities

Opening primary education classes for the children and street

kids

- Assistance to the Youths who are studying Vocational

Education


The children who are not able to access government schools

and their parents

Thone Htat Monastic Education SchoolThone Htat Monastery, Kabar Aye Pagoda Road, Myoma Ward, Bahen Township, Yangon Region

Tel : 01 380097

Name of Leader


Background 2010 , June

Vision/Mission To be a modern , develop and discipline country

Main Goal To be modern and develop in hilly region.

Main Activities: giving training and taking part in social works

Primary Benefi ciaries Public

Top Youth

No - 504 D, Awaiyar Road , Tamwe Township (Near Tamwe Court )

Tel : 0973070286

Name of Leader

Khun Zaw Htut


Khun Zaw Htut

Email

khunzawzaw.7@

gmail.com

Website

Year of

Establishment2010


Background

White Brothers SHG was established with 6 members in (5..

July 2008) White Brothers SHG aims to help peers in care and support

services.

Vision/Mission

To attain Healthy Life for ILHA&PLHIV. R

To express role model for Current Drug Users .

Main Goal

To create a job opportunities and healthy life for PLHIV,ILHIV

and their family Care giver.

Main Activities:

Home base Care, Counseling, Condom distribution, Health

Education, Care giver service at Hospital, Referral service, Migrant.


People living with HIV/AIDS and Orphan. Venerable Children

who Dead HIV/AIDS and IDU/DU

White Brothers

Nya /25, KyauK Sein Street, Ward 10, Lashio Township

Tel : c/o 082-23456 , c/o 082-30024

Name of Leader

U Phyo Wai Kyaw Name of

Contact Person

U Phyo Wai Kyaw

Email

pwkyaw.care@gmail.

com

Website

Year of

Establishment2008


Background June, 2009

Vision/Mission " To protect child Rights "

Main Goal " To give education for primary and secondary level

Main Activities: Supporting stationaries and giving traning

Primary Benefi ciaries Orphanage and poor children

Wisdom Banner

292 , Khwar Nyo Street, 18 A, South Dagon Yangon.

Tel : 0973131539 , 0949256987

Name of Leader

U Htein Win


U Nyi Nyi Min

Email

eduguidingstar@

gmail.com

Website

Year of

Establishment2009


Background

The School was fi rst established in 1962 as Monastic Education

(afi liated) Primary School and recognized as a prahita home for children

of different nationalities in 2000.

Vision/Mission

To provide a happy environment of primary and high school

education to impoverished children from different states and

divisions.

Main Goal

To enable children who cannot go to school due to various

diffi culties, complete their education.

To upgrade the school as a middle school that can provide

children schooling up to Grade-9

Main Activities:

- Teaching up to Grade-7 to 370 school age children from all

states.

- Providing food, accommodation and health care to them.


Impoverished children who cannot afford an education

Yadana Beikman Parahita Monastic Education School

Bayinnaung Road, 5 Ward, Mayangone Township, Yangon.

Tel : 95-1-650 997

Name of Leader

Egga Mahar

Thaddhama Jawtika

Dhaza Buddanda

Sandawbartha

(Principal)


Egga Mahar

Thaddhama Jawtika

Dhaza Buddanda

Sandawbartha

(Principal)

Email

eduguidingstar@

gmail.com

Website

Year of

Establishment2000


Background

Founded with the sponsorship of the Ministry of Religious

Affairs to enable children all over the country to have access to

education.

Main Goal

-To enable children to become educated, to pass the tenth

standard and to become graduates

Main Activities

- Giving children an education.

- Providing food, clothing, shelter and health care to the

children.

- Fulfi lling their spiritual and material needs.


Impoverished children who cannot afford an education

Yadanapon Yeik Nyein

No. 1, Monestic Education School, (Yadanapon Yeik Nyein), Corner of Thumingala Road and Yadanar Road, Western Kyaikkasan Quarter, Thingangyun Township, Yangon, Myanmar.

Tel : 95-1-571 841

Name of Leader

Sayadaw U Mar

Gainda

(Head Master)


Sayadaw U Mar

Gainda

(Head Master)

Email

Website

Year of

Establishment1992


Background Hostel ForY oung Women established for their Security and welfare

Vision/Mission To development women and children's life

Main Goal To development women and children's life

Main Activities To give training and to support needy person

Primary Benefi ciaries Poor and needy person

Yangon Young Women Christian Association ( YWCA )

No .119, Bogalayzay Street , Botahtaung Township , Yangon

Tel : 01-245869 , 01-392470

Name of Leader

Daw Thynn Aye Po

(General Secretary)


Daw Thynn Aye Po

(General Secretary)

Email

111ywca.yangon@

gmail.com

Website

Year of

Establishment


Background

Yinthway Foundation is a local NGO which originally began in

1999 with the name Network Early Childhood Resource Center (NECRC).

Over the years, because there was so much demand for its services, this

local group expanded and reorganized itself as a local non-government

organization (LNGO), changing its name to Yinthway (which means 'our

beloved little children') Foundation.

Vision/Mission

- To serve all those in Myanmar who are supporting the

development of young children.

Main Goal

- To promote and support the holistic development of children

in communities in Myanmar not only health and nutrition, but also

child stimulation, early learning and psycho social development

Main Activities:

- To assist and network with interested organizations

- To support ECCD trainers technically

- To develop ECCD teaching learning materials and Information

Education Communication (IEC) materials

- To establish two local resource centers: one in Yangon and

one in Mandalay

Yinthway Foundation

No.24, Yaw Min Gyee Street, Dagon Township, Yangon.

Tel : 01-246636, 385882

Name of Leader

DawNweNweAung


DawNweNweAung

Address

(Sub-Offi ce)

B-4, 30th street,

between 65 and 66

street, Mandalay.

Email

yinthway.

foundation@gmail.

com

Website

www.yinthway.org

Year of

Establishment


Background

To help the foundatwn of who wish to solve their crisis/problem

in Co-opprivate co; social development

Vision/Mission

To help them in physical and mental actions

Main Goal

To fulfi l the basic needs of humanitarian manners

Main Activities

Legalization, Audit & Accounting ,Foreign Trade, development


Myanma Citizen especially disaster vulnerable people

ZEWAKA FOUNDATION

Room 25, Bldge 6, Pann Hlaing Housing , Kyi Myin Dine Township, Yangon

Tel : 01-388188

Name of Leader

U MIN SWE


DAW KHIN YI

Address

(Sub-Offi ce)

Zewaka trading &

Myanma Nawarat

Co-op: 211 middle

Block, Shwe Bon Tha

St, Pabedan Township

Shwe Pabe Dan

Co-op; Syndicate

32 B, 6 ½ miles, Pyay

Road

Hlaing Township,

Yangon

Email

minswe.dev@gmail.

com

Website

www.

myanmanawarat.com

Year of

Establishment

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