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Burma (aka southeast asia): in southeast asia we went to idp (internally displaced people) camps to encourage the children and families with full day family programs. During these programs, we distribute food, clothing, play games, put on skits, and dancing. We also provide pop-up medical clinics to the villagers; treating as many individuals as we can during our visit. Our work in burma mostly consists of teaching and training medical students at the jungle school of medicine. We teach math, english, and first aid classes. We provide educational programs for the children and swimming for villagers. Another primary role is to go to the frontlines of fighting as medics to pull wounded off the field and provide medicine. Lastly, we work on the project for providing clean water filter systems and solar panel systems for villages.

Us furlough: in the united states, it is our privilege to travel the states speaking to several churches to spread the news of the humanitarian crisis in these places and act as ambassadors on behalf of the people of burma - giving updates of our families' involvement and giving the opportunity for others to be apart of the mission and help raise support for the efforts of the organization.

Middle east: within the middle east, we travel to help meet the needs of idp camps. We provide similar family programs as in southeast asia. We are supporting afghan refugees financialls through fbr and a bible school who is discipling that population and doing evengelism work.