Zarmani Trust

In Myanmar, almost everyone is ready to help people in need as the charitable and social works, and donation are part of our culture. Zarmani has been supporting a number of schools, orphanages and advanced education for some underprivileged youths since 1995.

Gradually our charity works get support from tourists visiting Myanmar with Zarmani Tours. With contribution from generous friends and clients of Zarmani Tours, we have built class rooms and entire schools in remote villages.

Taungbalu village pre-middle school and Lanku village primary school are the beautiful result of our clients’ contribution. Both villages are located far from the main road in Magwe Division. An extension class room in Kyunggyi Middle School located in Irrawaddy Delta is now comfortably accommodating 70 students.

Out of compassion, we also dig water wells. The water well in a remote village of Myingyan township in Mandalay Division saves the parents from walking 2 hours to get a bucket of water during the dry season. The water well in Natmauk Orphanage stops children having skin disease and diarrhea. 

A new two stories school building with 8 class rooms in Thayagone free pre-middle school in the outskirt of Yangon was completed following a generous donation from Dr. Hans Albrecht of Munich. Starting from 2006-2007 educational year, over 200 children from the village nearby are having the basic education happily in this school.

In September 2008, a new two stories building in Aungzeyarmin Orphanage was also completed by the generous donation from Dr. Hans Albrecht. The upstair is used as dormitory for 40 boy orphans while the ground floor is used as class rooms.

A new building for girls orphan has been completed in Phayagyi Village Mingalar Orphanage in September 2006 following a generous donation from Ms. Lauren Linowitz of United States. This new building is able to accommodate 60 girl orphans.

With the generous donation from our friends, a new school building in Kyagayet Village in delta was completed in February 2009 to accommodates about 100 children from the villages nearby. The old school building was damanged by the Cyclone Nargis in May 2008.

We believe that the role of tourism could play an important and very positive impact on the well being of livelihoods within our own culture.


 

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