Frontline Mission: Empower Refugees, Change Lives –
Become a Member of Avoda Today and Make a Lasting Impact!
Overview of Avoda’s Refugee Work
The Avoda Foundation is dedicated to providing vital support to Burmese refugees who have fled the ongoing civil war in Myanmar. These refugees are often forced to choose between facing extreme violence and persecution or fleeing to Thailand, where they live in a perilous and uncertain existence. At Avoda, we are committed to providing humanitarian aid, education, legal support, and vocational training to help these refugees rebuild their lives and escape the cycle of poverty and exploitation.
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Become a Paid Member - Join the Mission
By becoming a paid member of the Avoda Foundation, you can make a meaningful difference in the lives of Burmese refugees. Your support directly funds critical services that provide refugees with food, education, legal aid, and vocational training.
As a member, you will receive:
• Special Insider Mission Reports: Get updates on the progress of the refugees you are helping.
• The monthly e-magazine "Sriphai Thai Kitchen": Learn about Thai cooking and recipes that bring happiness and connection.
• Your donations are impactful, helping refugees escape the Maesot slums, gain legal work opportunities, and build a better future.
Sign up today to be part of this life-changing mission. Your monthly donation will help make a difference for refugees in need.
• Nurse Assistant Certification: Training refugees for a respected career in elderly care,
providing long-term job opportunities and stability.
• Christian Aid for Refugees: Offering additional support for persecuted Christians in need of food, shelter, and education.
Our programs include:
• Food Aid: Distributing essential nourishment to refugees in the border regions.
• Avoda Learning Center: Offering education and mentorship to children and youth, helping them integrate into Thai society.
• Legal Aid: Assisting refugees in obtaining legal documentation to secure employment and live without fear of deportation.
