Sharing and Fundraising From time to time, LxM is invited to different organizations or gatherings for sharing and fundraising activities, or invited by the media to conduct interviews with the public, aiming to provide more understanding of the latest situation in Myanmar and our work there. Since June 2021, LxM has been listed as […]
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Myanmar Service And Experience Tours LxM organizes Myanmar Experience and Service Tours, and supports volunteers to conduct voluntary service at our partner schools, orphanages and student centres in Myanmar. LxM gets the sponsorship under “Funding Scheme for International Youth Exchange” from the Home and Youth Affairs Bureau and Youth Development Commission of Hong Kong SAR
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LxM is pleased to offer scholarship support for Myanmar students who pursue studies in Myanmar or Hong Kong, with an objective in grooming them with wholeperson education, global vision and a serving heart, thereby contributing to the development of the country and their communities. The scholarship would be given in different format and means
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LxM supports a community clinic in Nanchaung, Chin State. Since its official opening in April 2022, the clinic has taken on the responsibility of providing physical examinations, outpatient services, medication assistance, and vaccine administration to residents in the nearby rural areas. Due to the increasing demand for services, LxM has funded partial salaries for two
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Children Sponsorship Myanmar Children Sponsorship Scheme is a collaboration between LxM and Grace Haven, a non-profit organisation in Myanmar. Currently, over 130 children in Myanmar receive monthly donations under this programme. We welcome everyone to become our sponsor. Grace Haven was founded by Pastor CHA Tian-yu and his wife ZHANG Mao-lan in 1991, it
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light-up Myanmar Project LxM have been sending a solar lamp for rural families at HK$50 each since 2017, making it possible to do household work or study at night. The solar lamp can work as a table lamp, wall lamp or hand torch, with a maximum duration of 8 hours continuously. Up till July
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