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When a deadly earthquake struck Myanmar, it left behind devastation, loss—and children like Khine Zar Win, orphaned and facing a future forever changed. But thanks to compassionate friends like you, Operation Blessing is there to bring help and hope.
A Life Shattered by Loss
“I was playing with other kids under the house,” Khine remembered. “When the earthquake started, we ran outside to the field. People were shouting, ‘Run… Run…!’”
At first, she thought her parents were safe. But as news came in and phone lines reconnected, the truth was revealed.
“I heard a concrete wall fall down, but later I found out that the building where my mom and dad worked was destroyed,” she said. “They told us that both my parents were in the building and they passed away. I cried and cried a lot.”
At just 14 years old, Khine — orphaned by the earthquake — was suddenly thrust into the role of caregiver for her two little sisters aged 7 and eighteen months. “I had to drop out of school to take care of them,” she explained. “I want them to continue their education… but I worry that if I don’t have enough money, they won’t have food to eat.”
Friends Like You Are Helping
In the face of unimaginable hardship, Khine shared a dream that continues to shine bright: “I want to become an engineer. I want to build houses that are strong and safe—ones that won’t collapse during earthquakes.”
Khine and her siblings are now staying with her grandparents. Thanks to your support, Operation Blessing was able to deliver emergency supplies and resources to Khine’s family. “These items support our family and our small shop,” she said. “When we sell them, we earn money. When we eat the snacks, we feel satisfied.”
Your generosity is not only meeting urgent physical needs—it’s also giving children like Khine the courage to dream again after immense tragedy.
The Road Ahead
Although the road to recovery will be long, Operation Blessing is committed to walking alongside children and families impacted by the Myanmar earthquake. Together, we are looking for more ways to help Khine specifically support her family.
“I really wish my parents were not in that building,” Khine said quietly. “That’s what I always wished for.” But now, with your continued prayers and support, she has something new: a reason to hope.
Thank you for being part of this mission of love and compassion.
