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From 29 March all donations to the Global Emergency Fund will support our response to the 2025 Myanmar Earthquake.
Your donation helps Red Cross be there to support people affected by the earthquakes in Myanmar. It enables us and our partners to provide life-saving assistance, and help people recover safely and with dignity. That support may include:
• Emergency assistance including search and rescue, first aid and ambulance transport
• Distribution of relief supplies and drinking water
• Helping people to restore contact with family members separated by the crisis
• Specialist aid workers to assist local teams to respond
• Working in affected areas to support communities to recover from this disaster, and build their resilience to future ones.
• Monitoring and evaluation of the humanitarian operation.

Visit: https://www.redcross.org.au/global-emergency/

The scope of disaster in Myanmar is huge across a wide area following the earthquake. We will be sending our emergency relief funds to support the Anglican Church in Myanmar to support their earthquake relief through the local churches embedded in their communities in great need. They are providing for those in urgent need of temporary shelter, food, water and medical supplies.

Visit: https://ardfa.org.au/myanmar-earthquake

On 28 March, a powerful 7.7 earthquake struck Myanmar, followed by a 6.4 magnitude earthquake just two minutes later. The earthquake and aftershocks have caused widespread destruction, impacting Mandalay, Nay Pyi Taw, Sagaing, Bago, and Shan regions.

Over 1,600 lives have been lost, and more than 3,400 people are injured. Homes, schools, hospitals, and essential infrastructure have been severely damaged, leaving entire communities cut off due to landslides and collapsed roads. Many are now without electricity or mobile connectivity, compounding the challenges they face.

UNICEF teams are on the ground, assessing the impact and preparing to respond with lifesaving supplies, including health kits, medical supplies, tents, and hygiene kits that include soap, sanitary pads, and disinfectants, for immediate delivery to children and families in desperate need.

We need your help to do more for children already enduring a dire humanitarian situation before the earthquake struck. Please donate today.

Visit: https://www.unicef.org.au/donate/myanmar-earthquake-appeal

ABM AID is raising funds for emergency relief efforts in Mandalay and Taungoo. Food packs, water and mosquito nets are the immediate needs of those displaced by the earthquake.

Visit: https://www.abmission.org/appeals/appeals-emergency/myanmar-earthquake/

A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck Myanmar on 28 March, 2025. The need is tremendous. While data remains incomplete the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs has reported some 17.2m people are affected, of which 9.1m are severely affected.

Our 90-strong Good Neighbours Myanmar team has been operating in the country since 2006. They are on the ground undertaking Rapid Needs Assessments, from their base in Yangon. As at the 5 April, they have already distributed emergency food, water and mosquito nets, amongst 18 villages in Northeastern Myanmar and 17 villages in Central Myanmar.

They have put out an urgent call for support. If you give today, Good Neighbours Australia will ensure 100% of your donated funds reach our colleagues in Myanmar, for their immediate emergency response efforts. Once the immediate needs are addressed in the first phase, funds will be directed to rehabilitation programs in the second phase, including psychosocial support for children.

Visit: https://www.goodneighbours.com.au/emergency-response-international/ 

A devastating earthquake has struck Myanmar, leaving many communities in urgent need of assistance. Homes have been destroyed, families displaced, and access to basic necessities severely impacted. GraceWorks Myanmar is responding by providing emergency relief to support those affected.

Visit: https://www.graceworksmyanmar.org.au/support-now