Help the people in Myanmar
About this blog
- Cyclone Nargis Charity
- Myanmar Charity is developed by the Myanmar Student Association of the Tokyo University. It aims to help the people of Myanmar who are the victims of cyclone nargis. Any helps and generosity to the victims are heartly welcomed.
Myanmar Students' Association (MSA, The University of Tokyo)
MSA was established on May 16th, 2008.
The purposes of the MSA are:
To share educational information among Myanmar students
To promote Myanmar culture
To offer the assistance among Myanmar students
In pursuance of its purposes, the MSA shall:
Participate in cross-cultural exchange programs
Promote volunteering activities, with students itself and communities
The executives and members of the MSA shall be as follows:
MSA President
MSA Vice President
MSA Secretary
MSA Assistant Secretary
MSA Treasurer
MSA Members
All Myanmar students in the University of Tokyo will be membership with the agreement of him/herself.
The purposes of the MSA are:
To share educational information among Myanmar students
To promote Myanmar culture
To offer the assistance among Myanmar students
In pursuance of its purposes, the MSA shall:
Participate in cross-cultural exchange programs
Promote volunteering activities, with students itself and communities
The executives and members of the MSA shall be as follows:
MSA President
MSA Vice President
MSA Secretary
MSA Assistant Secretary
MSA Treasurer
MSA Members
All Myanmar students in the University of Tokyo will be membership with the agreement of him/herself.
Myanmar Students' Association Tokyo
Save the children of Myanmar cyclone victims
Because of the cyclone nargis, most of the children in this regoin have been left homeless. Their paents were killed and now they are being very difficult for surviving their daily lives. They do need an unrgent help not only for shelter and food supply but aslo for nursing to recover their mental health conditions. So we do appreciate your generosity and your care for those children.
Charity for victims in Myanmar by the students in Tokyo, Japan
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