Life-Saving Medical Care in Myanmar

by Japan Heart
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Life-Saving Medical Care in Myanmar
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Life-Saving Medical Care in Myanmar
Life-Saving Medical Care in Myanmar
Life-Saving Medical Care in Myanmar
Life-Saving Medical Care in Myanmar
Life-Saving Medical Care in Myanmar
Life-Saving Medical Care in Myanmar
Life-Saving Medical Care in Myanmar
Life-Saving Medical Care in Myanmar
Life-Saving Medical Care in Myanmar
Life-Saving Medical Care in Myanmar
Life-Saving Medical Care in Myanmar
Life-Saving Medical Care in Myanmar
Life-Saving Medical Care in Myanmar
Life-Saving Medical Care in Myanmar
Life-Saving Medical Care in Myanmar
Life-Saving Medical Care in Myanmar
Life-Saving Medical Care in Myanmar

Project Report | Jul 1, 2025
Progress Report 3

By By Japan Heart | Project Leader

Patients Gathering for Mobile Clinic Operation
Patients Gathering for Mobile Clinic Operation

Overview

This report highlights Japan Heart’s activities in Myanmar during April and May, focusing on our medical support efforts after Myanmar’s earthquake and the work of our child development center, “Dream Train”.

Key Updates and Achievement

1. The Wachet Charity Hospital – Recovery After Earthquake

  • Hospital Operations Resume

Following the devastating magnitude 7.7 earthquake near Mandalay on March 28 (JST), the Wachet Charity Hospital sustained serious structural damage and suspended operations. Outdoor medical care resumed in April, and in May, local authorities granted re-entry for assessments.

  • Surgical Services Restarted

In June, the hospital resumed inpatient admissions and surgeries for conditions such as inguinal hernias and tumors. Full-scale medical support is once again underway, providing critical care for those in need.

2. Dream Train Activities – April

  • New Admissions & Rising Needs

15 new children joined Dream Train in April. Due to ongoing instability, many children in rural areas are unable to continue schooling, leading to a significant increase in admission requests. The need for child welfare support continues to grow, especially in the aftermath of the earthquake.

  • Team Toss Rugby Workshop & Spiritual Retreat

Team Toss visited again this year, hosting an engaging rugby workshop that brought smiles and energy to the children. During the Thingyan holiday, 24 boys temporarily ordained as novice monks, while several girls participated in meditation practice—offering them a rare opportunity for self-reflection and spiritual growth.

3. Dream Train Activities – May

  • Study Tour to Japan

Seven children studying Japanese joined a life-changing study tour to Japan, visiting schools, companies, and cultural sites. They presented their experiences and dreams in Japanese to supporters, leaving a heartfelt impression on all who attended.

  • Annual Award Ceremony

Outstanding teams and individuals were recognized for achievements in education, sports, cleaning, and more. Children also showcased performances and helped organize the event, highlighting their growth in confidence and leadership.

Upcoming Goals

  • Restoring Full Operations at Wachet Charity Hospital

Moving forward, we plan to gradually increase the number of inpatient admissions. In addition, we aim to resume outpatient services and begin providing treatment for surgical patients identified during mobile medical missions conducted as part of our disaster relief activities.

Acknowledgement

  • To our dedicated volunteers and donors, your generosity makes everything we do possible. It is because of you that we can provide life-saving surgeries at the Wachet Charity Hospital and give hope to those in desperate need. 
  • A special thank you to our local staff who continue to work under such challenging circumstances with courage, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to the well-being of both the children and the community. 
  • Your continued support is the heart of everything we do, and together, we will keep making dreams come true. Thank you for being part of this incredible journey. 
The 15-children who joined Dream Train in 2025
The 15-children who joined Dream Train in 2025
Children Carrying a 'Mikoshi (Portable shrine)'
Children Carrying a 'Mikoshi (Portable shrine)'

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