Links

http://widehorizonsacitvies.blogspot.com/  Kay Thi Thant Zin

http://thinzaraungmyint.blogspot.com/  Kyi Khala

http://dogcrazy09.blogspot.com/# Edward

http://background012.blogspot.com/  day wah

http://creativeidea16.blogspot.com/ Zoaw Htaw

http://article1993.blogspot.com/ Mya Win

http://cherrywin20.blogspot.com/#     Cherry Win

http://jalornhtaw.blogspot.com/ Jalorn

http://ahremorganization.blogspot.com/ john soe

http://phyoachitchit.blogspot.com/     Phyo Wai Lin

http://lisuadvertisement.blogspot.com/ avyar

http://floweringmeyou.blogspot.com/ Than Maung

http://mytraditionalderss.blogspot.com/ Pa Pa Moe

http://ohnshipvillage.blogspot.com/# - Jhon

http://snowmary2016.blogspot.com/ mary

http://nayhlaingkoko.blogspot.com/ koko

http://maelarefugee.blogspot.com/ wah ku paw

http://juwuthainote07.blogspot.com/  J Ah Dau

http://pyawtawschool.blogspot.com/     Mu Ku

http://shurlaiaonkunheing16.blogspot.com/  Murng

http://monwomenorganizatiion.blogspot.com

http://myinzut.blogspot.com

http://widehorizonsacitvies.blogspot.com/  Kay Thi Thant Zin

http://thinzaraungmyint.blogspot.com/  Kyi Khala

http://dogcrazy09.blogspot.com/# Edward

http://background012.blogspot.com/  day wah

http://creativeidea16.blogspot.com/ Zoaw Htaw

http://article1993.blogspot.com/ Mya Win

http://cherrywin20.blogspot.com/#     Cherry Win

http://jalornhtaw.blogspot.com/ Jalorn

http://ahremorganization.blogspot.com/ john soe

http://phyoachitchit.blogspot.com/     Phyo Wai Lin

http://lisuadvertisement.blogspot.com/ avyar

http://floweringmeyou.blogspot.com/ Than Maung

http://mytraditionalderss.blogspot.com/ Pa Pa Moe

http://ohnshipvillage.blogspot.com/# - Jhon

http://snowmary2016.blogspot.com/ mary

http://nayhlaingkoko.blogspot.com/ koko

http://maelarefugee.blogspot.com/ wah ku paw

http://juwuthainote07.blogspot.com/  J Ah Dau

http://pyawtawschool.blogspot.com/     Mu Ku

http://communitybenefitorganization.blogspot.com/  Pakaw Mol

http://shurlaiaonkunheing16.blogspot.com/  Murng

http://monwomenorganizatiion.blogspot.com

http://myinzut.blogspot.com

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Volunteer Opportunities

Get Involved

AAPP is grateful for the support we have received from friends and colleagues around the world. If you want to get involved with CBO there are several ways you can contribute:

• Organize an event for CBO at your institution/university to spread the awareness of the issue of education in Burma
• Visit our museum at our head office in Mawlamyine
• Read and share our monthly chronology
• Like us on Facebook and share our homepage with friends and family
• Work with us – CBO internship education are available throughout the year

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Contact Us

Contact Information

Email: pakawmol@gmail.com

Phone: +66 90 742 0814

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More Lesson

http://www.colorado.edu/conflict/peace/treatment/xcolcomm.htm

http://www.wright.edu/~scott.williams/LeaderLetter/conflict.htm
http://omtweb.org/ 

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Videos

            
            
              
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Photos

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Donation

In November 2014, our current funding comes to an end. Through our own fundraising efforts, we have managed to raise enough money to almost cover the rest of the 2014-15 academic year (for more, please see the success story The WH Fundraising Campaign.



Currently, we are looking for funding to cover the last part of the 3^rd trimester of the current school year and the upcoming school year beginning in June 2015. No donations are too small (or too big!) and we accept any form of payment (including bank transfer to US or Thai accounts). 
 

We welcome any other form of contribution to the program as well. Our students are in constant need of school supplies, such as stationary, English fiction and non-fiction books, computers and similar items needed to successfully run a residential program for young adults. Finally, you can help us by volunteering your time, for example by helping us with fundraising.

Bank Transfer

If it is more convenient to donate to the Back Pack Health Worker Team by bank transfer, please send the funds to our bank account as follows:

Bank: KZB
Address: 327/8 Myine Dar Yar Road, Mawlamyine, Myanmar
Branch: Mawlamyine
SWIFT Code: BKKBTHBK
Account Name: Mi Pakaw Mol
Account Number: 328-0-65502-2
Reference: Community Benefit Organization

After you make the funds transfer of your donation, please also email the Community Benefit Organization at pakawmol@gmail.com with the date and amount of the funds so that we can assure that the funds are received in a timely manner.

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Activities

Reality Comes From Dreams

Project in SAR safe house

It’s been over 5 months. We used most of our times and efforts in Community Development subject. We tried to create happy weekends by providing playing materials for children at SAW Safe House because they had passed the weekends without any active activities and it creates some problems such as arguing or fighting for limited available playing materials.
Based on community voices, we wrote a proposal to Room To Grow to support the unparented children in SAW Safe House to get enough playing materials.
The donor, Room to Grow selected our proposal to support these unparented children at SAW Safe House. So, they agreed to implement our project.Moreover, we are going to provide some activities which base on our action plan. We will go and play with children by some playing materials and tell some stories that help their general knowledge. So it can improve their education and can create a better effective weekend. However, it will take every Saturday for 4 weeks between February and March. Before the implementation, another two students joined in our project.They are very helpful for us because they take some responsibilities as their own. Surely, we are going to face some problems without them. However, we bought some playing materials that didn’t include in our planning. Finally we believe that these materials can create and improve their education and weekends activities, as well. Reality Comes From Dreams All in all, this is the first time for us working in communities without any benefits but we got a lot of experiences by helping community. Obviously, we found out that helping other people without any expectation is better than paid jobs because we got inner peace after we saw our projects were done successfully and we got a chance to wear on the
communities shoes.

Improving Community To Learn
What have Wide Horizons’ (WH) student done for communities? The students have done many things for the communities as the school proposed to do. The students are introducing a community that they conduct a project in 2015-16 academic year. Karunar  (formerly known as Elpis) dormitory’s’ community was very fortunate as they accepted 3 projects continuously from Wide Horizons (WH) students writing proposal to Room to Grow. Previous years, they got 2 dormitories for boys’ and girls’ students and safely fences for both of dorms. Also this year, WH students could fulfil this community needs by applying their skills that learnt from their school. WH students’ researched the Karunar dorms’ problem which was started with floor. According to the students and teachers, the sickness were from wet floor was increasing twice every year. Also, students were uncomfortable with the insects which came alongwith the wet floor. For this reason, six of WH’s students wrote a proposal to Room to Grow to solve for those problem by laying tiles on the floor. As the results of hard learning and working, they were acceptedthis proposal to implement project at Karunar dorms.
To implement this project, WH’s students hired some workers for implementing project and students helped to lay cement and tiles on the floors. While they were conducting implementation, they faced many contingencies like there were no workers on the day which they were supported to be at work. However, they could manage every process by using their critical thinking and problem solving skills that they gain from WH school. WH school taught them to know the accountability for their individual responsibilities which also
can help this project to be accomplished perfectly.
All in all, WH’s students have learned many things from this project which is how to deal
with the community and different people. The students learn in WH school is not only for practicing but also to develop the communities. After studying in WH school, they believed that they will apply those kinds of skills that they learned from class and practical projects to help their society effectively.

 Project at Karunar dorm

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Program

THE PROGRAM

CBO is 1 -Year education development program dedicated to building the capacity of young adults from Burma to continue effectively in civil society organizations.

The concept

 Community Benefit Organization (CBO) was founded in 2006 by Ma Myint and Education Program(EP) as a school where young adults inside Burma from the community could come to develop their English language, computer and community development skills while cultivating the thought process skills associated with effective leadership. By combining a student-centered, experiential approach to education with a curriculum that emphasizes group work, reflective practice, and critical thinking, CBO offers a program with impacts that reach beyond the classroom and into the communities it was designed to serve.

Summer Programs for High School Students

Are you a high school student age 15 to 18? Then consider spending your summer at Harvard, where you can explore a variety of college-level courses, and live and learn alongside a diverse set of peers.

Our summer programs for high school students are designed to prepare you for that all-important next step—both academically and socially—paving the way for a successful college experience.
Here, you will expand your worldview, meet new people from all over the globe, test-drive potential majors, gain valuable knowledge and skills, and explore Boston—one of America’s most vibrant and historic cities—amid a community of supportive peers and advisors.

Two options to choose from:

Pre-College Program

A two-week residential experience featuring noncredit courses

Join other intellectually curious high school students on campus at Harvard, where you can explore topics as wide ranging as American law, philosophy, computer programming, and public speaking. The program features:

• A choice of over 50 noncredit courses designed to give pre-college students a preview of college academics.
• On-campus housing with fellow pre-college students and residential staff.
• Structured days, with weekday class meetings and pre-college activities.

During your two weeks at Harvard, you attend class for three hours a day and participate in college readiness workshops or team-building events. In the evenings, you eat in the dining hall, finish homework in your dorm, and attend social activities.
You leave the pre-college summer program more capable of thinking critically and communicating confidently—skills that will lead to success at school, in college, and in your career.
Applications are now being accepted for the Pre-College Program.

 

Summer Courses

Are you a college student, a professional seeking advancement, or an international student interested in studying at Harvard for the summer? 

At Harvard Summer School you'll find more than 300 open-enrollment courses, offered in either a seven-week session or a three-week session.

Course sessions

Registration is currently open for the following three summer sessions:

• Seven-week session: June 18–August 6, 2016
• Three-week session I: June 18–July 8, 2016
• Three-week session II: July 10–July 29, 2016

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Mission

Education in Mon State is to be sustained by the public education approach from the statements mentioned below:

·         Promote the knowledge and skills of the community and improve and maintain higher education in collaboration with the needs of the community.

·         Empower the community to build up high skills and maintain education function with community participation.

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OUR BACKGROUND

OUR BACKGROUND

Community Benefit Organization (CBO) is a non-profit health organization founded in 1992. CBO serves communities inside Myanmar, deeper inside of Mon state and some areas of Karen States and Tenassarim Division.

CBO is the main provider of higher education who cannot pay for education living the inside in Mon State. On the border CBO provides three schools in the small village, and has a staff of approximately 30 medics.  Annually CBO provides training for the teachers to approximately 10,00 students at its three schools inside Myanmar with a target population of over 60,000 rural places. CBO also supports an additional two English class in summer  inside Mon State.

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