Severe flooding is affecting communities across several areas of Myanmar, including Sagaing and Ayeyarwady regions. Heavy monsoon rains and rising rivers have flooded villages, damaged infrastructure, displaced families, and disrupted access to essential services.
Children are among those facing the consequences. School materials have been lost or washed away in affected areas, adding another challenge for young people whose education has already been heavily disrupted.
With thousands of families facing the impact of the floods, support is urgently needed to help children return to learning once the waters recede.
Help Children Return to School
An emergency appeal led by Aktion Myanmar – Hilfe für Entwicklungsländer e.V., in connection with the humanitarian network supporting communities in Myanmar, is raising funds to provide essential school supplies to children in flood-affected areas.
The initiative aims to prepare 5,000 to 10,000 school supply sets, with the hope of reaching up to 20,000 children. Each set will provide basic learning materials such as notebooks, pens, pencils, rulers, erasers, and sharpeners.
Worldchefs is sharing this appeal with chefs, national member associations, partners, and friends around the world, encouraging those who are able to contribute or help spread the word.
Together, we can help children affected by the floods take an important step back towards the classroom.
How to Provide Financial Assistance
Donate directly to Aktion Myanmar – Hilfe für Entwicklungsländer e.V.
Donations can be made by bank transfer:
Organization name: Aktion Myanmar – Hilfe für Entwicklungsländer e.V.
Bank name: Bezirkssparkasse Reichenau, Germany
IBAN: DE71 6905 1410 0007 0852 10
Account No: 00010339592
SWIFT/BIC: SOLADES1REN
Payment reference: Flood Aid Myanmar Children Sagaing – Irrawaddy Region 2026
Contact: info@aktionmyanmar.org
Address: In der Abtswiese 19, 78479 Reichenau, Germany
Every contribution can help replace essential learning materials and support children as affected communities begin to recover.
Thank you for your kindness and generosity.
