Safe Haven Project

The ongoing crisis in Myanmar has forced thousands of families to flee their homes and seek refuge in IDP camps in Thailand. These displaced families, many of them children, are struggling to access basic necessities like food, shelter, and healthcare. The Christian Outreach Center's (COC) Safe Haven Project is urgently calling on compassionate organizations to join us in this mission of mercy. By partnering with us, you can help provide essential aid to 1,000 Burmese refugee families living in Internally Displaced People (IDP) communities, giving them the support they need to survive and rebuild their lives. Beyond material assistance, we also offer emotional and spiritual support to uplift and empower these vulnerable communities.

Let’s unite in compassion and make a tangible difference in the lives of 1,000 Burmese refugee families. Your support will make a lasting impact on the lives of the most vulnerable.

Join Us in Bringing Hope to 1,000 Burmese Refugee Families: A Call for Partnership and Collaboration

As the ongoing crisis in Myanmar continues to displace thousands of vulnerable families, our Safe Haven Project is committed to providing essential aid and support to 1,000 refugee families living in Internally Displaced People (IDP) camps across Thailand. These families are facing unimaginable hardships—lacking access to food, shelter, and basic necessities.

We can’t do this alone. That’s why we’re reaching out to individuals like yours to partner with us in this critical mission. Together, we can ensure these families receive life-saving aid and the care they desperately need. Your collaboration could help us provide food, clean water, medical supplies, clothing, and emotional and spiritual support to those who have lost everything.

By partnering with the Christian Outreach Center (COC) Safe Haven Project, you will be part of a united effort to restore hope and dignity to those most in need. We believe that with the combined strength of our networks and resources, we can make a lasting impact and fulfill this mission of compassion and care.

Why Partner with Us?

• Impactful Collaboration: Together, we can multiply our efforts and make a greater impact on the lives of refugees.

• Sustainable Support: Your partnership will not only provide immediate aid but also help build long-term solutions for displaced families.

• Transforming Communities: With your help, we can bring hope, healing, and a brighter future to those most in need.

How to Get Involved
Your organization can partner with us through financial contributions, in-kind donations, or by sharing expertise and resources. Together, we can create a network of care and compassion that changes lives.

For more information on how to collaborate or to donate, please contact us at coc-ci@cocthailand.com

Or via WhatsApp: +66 9879449816. Together, we can be the hands of hope for those in need.

TO DONATE:

Account Name : Christian Outreach Centre Foundation

Account number : 390 - 4-55221 - 7

Swift code: BKKBTHBK

Note: Please Email your Deposit slip and Inform us for which Project you want to allocate your Donation.

COC and Global Impact Thailand Deliver Essential Relief to Burmese Refugees in Maesot

In a powerful act of compassion and service, volunteers from the Christian Outreach Center Foundation (COC), in collaboration with the COC Safe Haven Project and generously sponsored by Global Impact Thailand (GIT), successfully procured and delivered essential relief supplies to Burmese refugees in Maesot. This initiative aimed to support vulnerable families and children displaced by ongoing conflict and hardship in Myanmar.

COC and Global Impact Thailand Deliver Essential Relief to Burmese Refugees in Maesot

On September 27, 2024, the dedicated COC Volunteer team took action, purchasing 200 sacks of rice, 400 cans of sardines, and 600 packs of instant noodles, along with milk and snacks specifically prepared for 200 children. In addition, the GIT team also sponsored 75 blankets for the orphans living in Faith House, a shelter for children in need.

The relief goods were transported to Maesot on October 8-9, 2024, where they were distributed to 300 refugee families and 250 children from the Internally Displaced People (IDP) community, the Dump Site villages, and Faith House. The Global Impact team from Canada took part in the distribution, ensuring that each family received vital supplies, and that children were given nourishing snacks and blankets to stay warm as the colder months approach.

However, this effort went beyond providing material aid. COC and Global Impact volunteers also offered much-needed spiritual and emotional support to the refugees and children they encountered. Many of the recipients, having endured significant hardship, found comfort in the compassionate words, prayers, and encouragement offered by the volunteers.

This mission was made possible through the generous donations and efforts of the Global Impact Thailand team, who played a key role in sponsoring and supporting the project. Their dedication, coupled with the tireless work of the COC volunteer team, ensured that the mission was a success, providing both physical relief and spiritual upliftment to those in need.

The Christian Outreach Center Foundation is deeply grateful for the opportunity to partner with Global Impact Thailand in the Safe Haven Project. Together, we are committed to making a difference in the lives of the Burmese refugees in Maesot and look forward to continuing our work to serve these vulnerable communities.

"We are grateful for partnering in these projects and for the lives that have been touched through this effort. We look forward to what God has in store as we continue to serve those in need."

This collaboration demonstrates how acts of service, driven by love and compassion, can provide hope and healing to those facing extraordinary challenges. Through ongoing efforts like these, we aim to bring more support and relief to those who need it most.

Mission and Objective:

The Safe Haven Project aims to deliver essential aid to 1,000 Burmese refugee families living in IDP communities in Thailand. Our goal is to ensure that these families receive the necessary resources to survive the ongoing crisis while also providing emotional and spiritual support to help them rebuild their lives with dignity and hope.

SAFE HAVEN PROJECT

2024-2025