MOSES Onlus is a humanitarian non-profit organization that works in favor of the population inside the country, in the Karen state, in the IDP Camp, along the Thai-Burma border and in favor of the burmese refugees. The Interventions affecting the School, Food, Health, the Recovery of Human Rights, the Community Organization and the Vocational Training for Teachers and young students. The guidelines provide for the active participation of social groups involved in the projects through self-help and self-management. The activities are based on the voluntary contributions of members, who several times a year, travel to the territory, to identify situations of action and to organize or implement the projects. Volunteers do not take salary and shall bear the travel expenses, room and board of the missions.

The Burmese people live, in the silence, one of the most dramatic, varied and little-known humanitarian emergencies of the World, the population is often living in the deprivation of human rights and extreme poverty, ethnic minorities are suffering the effects of the civil war. The Children have no access to school or to the health, are often subject to abuse and human trafficking. The refugees inside the country are now more than two million and many are those who fled into neighboring Thailand.

Our IBAN is: IT 76 T 08179 35261 0000 2000 6200

This past June 15 Karen Students, gave birth to four new schools in their Communities. This was possible thanks to the Project “Insegnare ad Insegnare” that, with an intensive course of 10 months, has prepared 15 students from the UNHCR Karen refugee camps to return to their country and give birth to new schools. The fact is particularly important because it affects areas of the country where civil war has wiped out every social activity, including the school. Now the children can study and play together,  the Community see the School as the first step towards a more dignified life for their children and a basic economy, gives to the adults a reason to hope and to plan a future.

THE RAIN HAS STOPPED AND THE SCHOOLS IN THE JUNGLE ARE ONCE AGAIN REACHABLE! Finally, food and school supplies can be delivered to the Jungle. After the rains of recent weeks which have prevented the access to the “SCHOOLS IN THE JUNGLE”, our volunteers will meet, in the coming days,  the Teachers and students of the farthest communities and deliver their books, notebooks, food and medicine. Volunteers will also verify the performance of the school activities and collect the documents related to activities done.