Free Burma Rangers
United States
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Founded in 1997, Free Burma Rangers is a non-governmental organisation based in United States working on humanitarian aid & disaster relief, health, human rights +2 more.
Free Burma Rangers is a faith-based humanitarian organisation founded in 1997 that serves people caught in armed conflicts. Its multi-ethnic, multi-faith relief teams provide frontline humanitarian aid, emergency medicine, human rights documentation and basic needs in conflict areas including Burma (Myanmar), Iraq, Kurdistan, Syria, Sudan, Ukraine and Tajikistan. The organisation trains local relief teams, conducts field missions of one to two months, and documents abuses to shine a light on oppression. Its work is supported through the affiliated public charity Free the Oppressed.
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Good Life Club
Children & Youth
Family outreach programme started by the Eubank family.
Jungle School of Medicine
Health
Medical training programme for relief workers and community members in conflict areas.
Global Day of Prayer for Burma
Human rights
Initiative of prayer for Burma, started by the Eubank family.
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Free the Oppressed
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