Myanmar
Care that continues after the earthquake
28 Sep 2026 · source checked 04 Oct 2026
CPI describes how Myanmar partner Nae Thit Kyan Mar moved from mobile earthquake response toward ongoing diabetes and hypertension care in Amarapura.
What the organization reports
The article follows the local partner’s transition from emergency mobile services to continuing care for chronic conditions.
It describes a subsidized care package with a patient co-payment, monitoring and follow-up. We do not describe every service as free.
Read the source in context
- Original publisher
- Community Partners International
- Source
- Website · Read the original (opens in a new tab)
- Publication date
- 28 Sep 2026
- Date basis
- Publication date shown by the original publisher
- Activity / reporting period
- March 2025 earthquake response through September 2026
- Attribution
- Organization-reported; not independently verified
- Source language
- English
English editorial summary; no full article reproduced.
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What remains uncertain
This is CPI’s own programme account. Individual experiences and reported service volumes were not independently checked by Aid Worth Giving.
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