MCG has been donating $1000 for 2 years in a row to Are Thaw Ka Middle School in Bago which is located about 50 miles from Yangon. This school is established by a Sa Yar Daw U Bhat Nan Da Wun Tha . Sa Yar Daw has been teaching basic education to underprivileged children around Bago providing lunch and taking care of their health. The school has over 600 students ranging from 2nd to 8th grade students. It is such a humble experience to see how polite and gentle all those lovely children are very well taught by Sa Yar Daw U Bhat Nan Da Wun Tha. 

After being contacted by the local people with their immediate need of clean water, a monitoring trip was made to Laputta – Thaung Du village under Myit Pauk village tract to provide financial assistance, as well as to determine what other assistance could be provided by other organizations working in that area. Before making the trip, calls were made to UNDP, UNICEF and Malteser to evaluate their arrangements for getting clean water in Laputta. A trip was carried out to see what the conditions are and what additional materials may be required. 

The study produced by leading international humanitarian organization, Doctors Without Borders said the failure by the government to provide HIV/AIDS treatment to its people is putting the population at risk.

An estimated 240,000 people are thought to have HIV/AIDS in Myanmar with 76,000 of those people facing death unless they receive antiretroviral (ART) drug, the report published Tuesday said.