On the Thai-Burma border
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2024 Business Breakfast

Join us for our 2024 Business Breakfast on May 23 to hear how hope can still be found, locally and overseas, even in situations of great hardship and disaster. We are excited to welcome Rev Tim Costello AO as Keynote Speaker. Purchase your ticket here.

Our mission is to share hope with Karen refugees and internally displaced people on the Thai-Burma border who have experienced conflict, oppression, poverty and disadvantage.

In 2010, Sharing Hope began with 3 projects. Since then, we’ve completed:

Border Basics projects

Helping with the basics of life such as food, medicine and education

Border Rebuild projects

Assisting communities to rebuild facilities such as schools and medical clinics

Leaders of Hope projects

Sponsoring Karen refugee students to obtain poverty-alleviating degrees

Emergency Relief projects

Timely aid for communities displaced by internal conflict or natural disaster

The Karen

The Karen people are an ethnic group that settled along the Thai-Burma border approximately 1,500 years ago. Like many other ethnic groups in Burma, the Karen people face ongoing hostility from the Burmese military, the Tatmadaw. For over 70 years the Karen have defended their homeland, their families and their culture.

PROJECTS

Stories of hope

Partners

Sharing Hope Ltd is registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profit Commission. Our finances are audited annually and our Annual Reports are available upon request. We are a public benevolent institution and donations over $2 are tax deductible.