(June 30th, 2009) In a little over 1-year, Save the  Children has mounted one of the largest and most effective emergency responses in its history. We have successfully delivered assistance on a large scale helping 137,000 children get back into school; providing 40,000 families with cash grants to re-start their livelihoods; and, assisting 60,000 people with drinking water during the dry season. Overall, Save the Children has provided direct assistance to approximately 620,000 people including a quarter of all children seriously impacted by Cyclone Nargis.

April 30th, 2009: One Year On Update

One Year On Report

Case Study: Follow Up with Min Min

 Nyi Kitwe's Story Orphaned by Cyclone Nargis, Nyi is now supported by Save the Children

Children's Stories After the Cyclone

One Family's Struggle

Archives

• Back to school: Min Min's story in photos
• Diary: Myanmar's Country Director, Canadian Andrew Kirkwood Writes
• May 17, 2008 Providing Child Protection in This Emergen
• May 7, 2008  Save the Children Calls for $12 Million USD to Help Children Survive

Food, health services and clean water are still desperately needed. Please give today so that we can continue to help children face a brighter future in Myanmar.

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