Conflict in Myanmar has displaced nearly 3.8 million people and shattered access to healthcare and education. Partner with us today to deliver lifesaving health, relief, education, and livelihood support to local communities.
Our vision is to see empowered, thriving and self-sustaining communities in and from Myanmar.
Our mission is to restore hope, relieve suffering, and support sustainable development with vulnerable communities in and from Myanmar. We do this by providing healthcare, education, sustainable livelihoods, and humanitarian relief.
Improving access to public health and primary medical care.
Providing scholarships to talented young people from Myanmar.
Delivering relief to vulnerable communities.
Building resilience for the future.
In the early 2000s, Dr. Sasa set out to bring primary healthcare, education, and food security to Chin State, a impoverished region in Western Myanmar. Growing up, he witnessed forced labour, violence, and deaths from preventable illnesses and childbirth.
The first child from his village to attend high school in Yangon, he was later funded by his community who sold their livestock to study in India and abroad. Despite learning three new languages, he graduated at the top of his medical class.
Driven to give others similar opportunities, Dr. Sasa founded Health & Hope in 2009. He led the organisation until 2021, when he stepped down to pursue a political career.
Thrive is a dedicated community bringing lasting change to the people of Myanmar.
As a regular giver, your monthly gift does more than provide immediate support; it enables long-term solutions and helps us plan our work. You’ll support lifesaving healthcare, emergency relief, sustainable livelihoods, and enable life-changing education scholarships for bright young students.
In return, we’ll send you via quarterly email updates, inspiring stories, insider news, and direct updates demonstrating the impact of your generosity.
Thank you.
Patient consultations Jan-June 2026
People supported through our Foodbanks
Women trained in tailoring in the last 2 years
Scholarship students supported