Myanmar Relief

On May 14, 2023, Tropical Cyclone Mocha (Category 5 storm) struck the coastal areas near the Bangladesh-Myanmar border. The cyclone and the flooding that followed, hit an area of high pre-existing vulnerability, with the majority of people already living as displaced or stateless creating a humanitarian disaster ontop of a preexisting disaster. All 33 Rohingya refugee camps in Cox's Bazar and neighboring Bangladeshi communities were impacted.

100 Indigenous people trained in crisis relief, trauma healing, and gospel sharing.

Teams Deployed: 23 (Partner teams in the area) over 4 months

Services provided: Food and water distribution, Training (trauma-informed care, disaster relief, leadership & gospel sharing)

Aid Value Distributed: $55,000

People Served: 30,000 (among 98 villages)

Deployment Phase: Phase 3: Sustain

Witness the resilience of communities as they rise to serve their people. Explore the opportunity to join forces with us by investing in the AOM Myanmar Cyclone Recovery project. Your partnership can make a significant impact in aiding the recovery efforts, training nationals, and supporting the affected community.