What is Blessing Hands doing in Myanmar?

 

Blessing Hands helps those that help themselves and others. Rain or Shine Items purchased for the Myanmar villages are on their way. Di Di traveled through rain and muddy trails to get computers, printers, and other needed supplies to the villages. Here they are delivering wood for the schools to make their own desks. They traveled for a day by motorecycles to get the supplies back to their New Taubu Village. Thank you for all your donations and letters of encouragement regarding the Myanmar Projects. The villages say Blessing Hands work in Myanmar has given the poor rural villages hope for their kids education and future. We are thankful for all of you and your support for needs in Myanmar. You can donate to our Myanmar Projects here. Read More on Blessing Hands on Facebook. Sponsorship Opportunities in Myanmar We would love the opportunity to talk with you more about a student you would like to sponsor this year in the Chin State of Myanmar. Myanmar Student Sponsorships 11 Primary students in New Taubu Village: $50 each for a year 4 Middle School students in Khinpong Village: $150 a year 1 High school student in Khinphong Village: $175 for a year Blessing Hands provides sponsors with the child's information, a photo, and brief description regarding the student's family. Sponsor a student Kee is 15 in the 2020-2021 school year. She is in 8th grade. She is the daughter of poor farmers and a very good student. Her support is $150 a year. Message us if you want to sponsor her or another middle school student in Klinphong Village. Thang is 15 and in the 7th grade in the 2020-2021 school year. His parents are farmers. He likes school and is a good student. His support is $150 a year. Ling is our one primary student in the 3rd grade in Klinphong Village. She is 9 years old in 2020-2021. Her father died. She is a good student. Her sponsorship is only $50 a year. Keep updated on our projects by going to our Website or Facebook page.  Satu Village Water Project In the present situation Satu Village is using a water source that is 1.86 miles (3 kilometers) from their village, but it often becomes dry, especially in summer. Then the women have to walk to reach another spring. Now the water source which they are requesting from Blessing Hands Charity is around 3.6 miles (6 kilometers) from their village. This blue pipe will be laid to the new spring. Will you help Satu Village secure safe, clean water for their community! Blessing Hands plans to work with them to install a water system that will bring clean water to their village center, but it will cost $3,597. Villagers know the problem of their water in the village. They cannot pay for the pipe by themselves, but they are able to give their effort and work together to dig a ditch for the pipe, lay the pipe, and cover it. COVID-19 is making it more difficult for commerce and travel right now. The schools are also closed. Satu is arrranging to get pipe from a much larger town than their county seat, but truck travel is resistricted. Give for the Satu Village water project. Satu women carry water everyday to drink, wash, and cook. Imagine how much time they will save with running water piped to their village. That will be a real labor saving improvement. Blessing Hands will be featuring the needs of Myanmar schools as our fund raising challenge with the Goodgiving Challenge in December 2020. The Challenge will be in cooperation with the Blue Grass Community Foundation. It takes place the first week of December. You can see one of our campaigns at this link.