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People affected by the earthquake in central Myanmar attend an open-air clinic to receive health care.
Myanmar Earthquake Response: Thousands Reached in First Eight Days
In the wake of Myanmar's catastrophic 7.7 magnitude earthquake, Community Partners International (CPI) and our local partners have mobilized rapidly to provide lifesaving aid. In just the first eight ...
Collapsed buildings and rubble in Mandalay, Myanmar, following the March 2025 earthquake.
CPI Responds to Deadly Earthquake in Myanmar
CPI is responding to a deadly earthquake that struck Myanmar on Friday, March 28, causing widespread destruction. Find out how you can help. ...
Two mothers who gave birth during the floods in July 2024 with their babies outside a wooden house in southeastern Myanmar.
When the Waters Break: Giving Birth Safely in the Flood
When floodwaters threatened a community health facility operated by a Community Partners International (CPI) partner organization, the health care team mobilized to ensure pregnant women could give bi ...
Myanmar Floods: Floodwaters caused by Typhoon Yagi inundate the YMCA organic farm in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar.
Rising Waters, Rising Resolve: Survival and Resilience in Myanmar's Floods
In September 2024, large swathes of Myanmar were devastated by flooding caused by Typhoon Yagi. The floods displaced thousands and destroyed homes, crops, and livestock. Helpless to prevent the destru ...
A woman carries a sack on her head as part of flood relief supplies provided by CPI in the aftermath of Typhoon Yagi in central Myanmar in September 2024.
Typhoon Yagi: CPI Flood Relief Reaches 190,000+ People in Myanmar
On September 9, 2024, Typhoon Yagi struck Myanmar, affecting nearly 1,000,000 people across 70 townships. More than 300 people died, more than 300,000 were displaced, and flooding damaged and destroye ...
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