Impact Sectors
Two Months On: Rebuilding Hopes in Myanmar
World Vision | Standing with Communities: Our Commitment to Accountability
Inn times of crisis, listening to those affected is just as important as providing support. At World Vision, Accountability to Affected Communities means building trust, ensuring transparency, and protecting the most vulnerable. In this video, see how we: Engage communities through two-way communication Listen and respond through feedback and complaints systems Share clear, accessible information about services Prioritize the protection of children, women, and persons with disabilities Together, we can create a response that is inclusive, respectful, and community-driven.
Accountability In A Disaster Response
World Vision’s long-term operation will also ensure assistance during the recovery process through our livelihood interventions and multi-purpose cash assistance. If you are interested in how to support our relief and recovery efforts, please contact:
Winnie Khor
Senior Resource Development Advisor, East Asia
Winnie_Khor@wvi.org
Hope In Action
Water, Sanitation & Hygiene
Distribution of P&G water purification sachets in one of the target villages of the Tada U Area Programme, helping families access safe drinking water during emergencies.
Water, Sanitation & Hygiene
Our staff testing water quality at the Tada U office to ensure safe and clean water for the community.
Food Items
Families from the affected area receive High-Energy Biscuits (HEB) as part of the emergency response to provide immediate nutrition during this critical time.
Food Items
Dr Kyi Minn, National Director of World Vision Myanmar, joined the relief effort by helping distribute essential food items to families affected by the earthquake.
Child-Friendly Space
Create a joyful environment for children - Providing psychosocial education for the mental and emotional trauma caused by earthquake disasters. Due to the recent devastating earthquake, not only physical damages but also emotional wounds and psychological impacts may arise.
Child-Friendly Space
We support overcoming these challenges through various methods such as drawings, Q&A sessions, storytelling, singing, and play-based activities.
Non-Food Items
A mother and her children from an earthquake-affected area, pictured after receiving a mosquito net and sleeping mat provided by World Vision—helping protect them from mosquito-borne diseases and offering comfort and dignity amid displacement.
Non-Food Items
Distribution of mosquito nets and sleeping mats to families affected by the earthquake—providing protection from mosquito-borne illnesses and a safer, more comfortable place to rest during this difficult time.
