Project KARE

Tag: Travel

  • Students in grades 1 and 2 at Day Bu Noh village

    Students in grades 1 and 2 at Day Bu Noh village in Karen State in Myanmar. Three volunteer teachers from Project KARE enjoyed an amazing experience teaching English to students in two schools at Day Bu Noh. We also delivered two trucks filled with school supplies – pens, pencils, notebooks, computers, sports equipment and much…

  • Mae Ra Moe Junior College

    The Junior College at Mae Ra Moe refugee camp.

  • HS Students at MRM Refugee Camp

    Students in Grade 11 (B) at High School Number One at Mae Ra Moe Refugee Camp. Photo: Naw Eltar Taw (“Eh Eh”), English Teacher – 2014

  • “Computer Lab” at Mae Ra Moe

    Saw August John, Principal at High School No. (1) at Mae Ra Moe Refugee Camp, in the “Computer Lab”.  Photo: Project KARE, Nov. 2014 “Computer Lab”

  • Students at Mae Ra Moe Refugee Camp

    Students busy learning new English language skills at Mae Ra Moe Refugee Camp. Mae Ra Moe is home for ~18,000 Karen refugees on the Thai/Burma border. Volunteer English teacher Amy Thomas from Australia leads classroom exercises. Photo: Wayne Lewis and Amy Thomas, co-founders of The Build A School Foundation, Brisbane, Australia, Dec. 2015