The Rockefeller Foundation has launched an emergency response in collaboration with Plan International to support children affected by the recent earthquake in Myanmar. This $200,000 grant focuses on delivering lifesaving assistance in the form of safe spaces, psychosocial care, and nutritional support in the hardest-hit regions of Mandalay and Sagaing. Following the March 28, 2025 earthquake—Myanmar’s deadliest in over a century—the Foundation’s response addresses urgent needs while laying the groundwork for long-term recovery and resilience. Children, particularly girls, are among the most vulnerable in disaster scenarios, and this joint effort aims to protect their well-being and future. Through this partnership, The Rockefeller Foundation continues its mission to foster equity and resilience in crisis-affected communities across Asia.
Read the full press release: Rockefeller Foundation and Plan International Launch Emergency Response to Support Earthquake-Affected Children in Myanmar
