Education
Keeping young people in Myanmar learning
From university scholarships to community classrooms in conflict-affected states, we help students stay in school and connected to opportunity.
Our programmes
Three ways we keep learning going
Helping Hearts Scholarship
Covers school fees for students in financial need in the Liberal Arts Program (LAP) at the Myanmar Institute of Theology (MIT), so they can finish their studies and become leaders, entrepreneurs and mentors in their communities.
- More than 60 students supported since its founding
- $67,102 raised to date
Myittar Set Wine Learning Center
A community-run school in Myitkyina, founded in May 2023 by experienced teachers, teaching children from displaced and vulnerable families. Crossworks has supplied laptops and backup power stations so computer and English lessons continue when the grid fails.
- 160+ students enrolled for 2026 to 2027
- Around four in ten study on a full scholarship
Tarmoe Nye Pre-school
Three learning centres in Kutkai Township, northern Shan State, giving young children a safe place to learn, play and grow while schooling has been disrupted by conflict. We are helping with laptops, backup power and educational toys.
- About 150 children, mostly aged three to six
- Three centres in Kutkai Township
In person in Yangon
Trainings for people and teams
Practical trainings in soft skills and self-mastery, financial mastery, and building digital tools with Claude Code, for professionals and organisations in Yangon.
Pay it forward
Build your business tools with AI
Companies can learn to build their own website, task tracker, HR system, Telegram bot or CRM with AI tools like Claude. There is no fixed fee: you contribute what you feel it was worth, and it all goes to our education work.
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How you can help
We are not a registered charity and do not accept donations, but there are other ways to help.