A building in Myanmar collapses after the earthquake

URGENT: DEC Myanmar Earthquake Appeal

Help save children's lives before it's too late.


The powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake that struck Myanmar last week has caused destruction on a massive scale.

The lives of thousands of children have been devastated. Homes have been reduced to rubble. Schools and hospitals destroyed. Communities left in chaos. 

Children are now sleeping outside - cold, frightened and unsure of what comes next.

But your donation can help provide clean water, food, shelter and emergency healthcare to families who’ve lost everything.

Please provide life-saving support by donating today.*

* If you would like to make a donation via bank transfer, please contact us for our bank details.

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Donate now to help save children's lives.

Provide life-saving support for children in crisis.

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How your donation helps 

Even before the earthquake, life in Myanmar was incredibly difficult. Millions of children and families were already in need of aid. Many didn’t have enough to eat. Now, things are even worse.

But with your help, we can respond. We’ve worked in Myanmar for over 30 years. Alongside other DEC member agencies, we’re already reaching families in crisis. We've provided food to over 400 households and are distributing hygiene kits and over 80,000 bottles of clean water.

But we urgently need more funds to scale up our response. You know how frightening it must feel. For a child, it’s beyond words. The chaos. The noise. The fear. With homes and schools destroyed and families forced out into the open, the risk to children’s safety has soared. The trauma of losing your home – or being separated from your family – can leave scars that last a lifetime.

In times like these, your compassion and generosity can bring light to a very dark moment. You can remind children that even in the midst of horrendous disaster they are not alone.

Please help save lives today. 

Dr Kyi Minn
Our immediate priority is ensuring access to food, clean water, shelter and healthcare to those who have been impacted.

Dr Kyi Minn

National Director, World Vision Myanmar

How we work in emergencies

When emergencies hit, children are often the most at risk. That’s why we need to be there – in places torn apart by disasters and conflict.

Why World Vision

Together we’ve impacted the lives of over 200 million​ vulnerable children by tackling the root causes of poverty.​