Mbspf Foundation

Myanmar/Burma Schools Project Foundation (MBSPF) builds schools in Myanmar (Burma) to provide educational opportunities for the impoverished rural children of Myanmar. A key objective of our projects is to provide equal access to education for both girls and boys in the rural villages. MBSPF also builds medical clinics to promote health in rural Myanmar. MBSPF provides its assistance with the support of the Myanmar government's education and health departments and the local villagers. Two Myanmar construction crews one from the Mandalay area and the other from the Kalaw area build our projects. MBSPF constructs from six to ten primary/middle/high schools and one health clinic per year in rural villages in Myanmar. Representatives from the Board of Directors for the charity travel to Myanmar to visit completed projects and to determine suitable locations for upcoming building projects. From 2012-2024 MBSPF has built a total of 88 new school buildings providing village schools for 13 000 children plus 8 rural heath clinics. Additionally we have done renovations at 18 existing school buildings built 32 teachers’ cottages and put in water wells and solar electricity as needed. Our 2025 plan is to build eight new schools four teachers’ cottages and one rural health clinic. During 2024 MBSPF renovated two old school buildings built eight new school buildings four new teachers' cottages and our eighth new health clinic in rural villages in Myanmar. New outdoor toilets were also constructed for the schools and medical clinic. The construction included the following: In the Mandalay area: • Ywar Thit village renovated existing two 30’ x 60’ school buildings • Khin Thar village a 30’ x 60’ Primary/Middle School • Own Ton village a 30’ x 90’ High School & a 30' x 26' Teachers' Cottage • Nat Sin Kone village a 30’ x 60’ Primary School & a 14' x 14' Teachers' Cottage • Mon Kann village a 30’ x 60’ Primary/Middle School In the Kalaw Area: • Myin Ma Ti v