 Dr. Si Thura, Executive Director of Community Partners International. (Si Thura/CPI) Community Partners International (CPI)’s Executive Director, Dr. Si Thura, has been selected to join the Asia Society’s Asia 21 Young Leaders Network, the Asia-Pacific’s foremost network of diverse change-makers under the age of 40.
 Members of Community Partners International's team in Myanmar celebrate the organization's Charity Navigator 4-Star rating. (CPI) For the 10th consecutive year, Community Partners International (CPI) has received the full 4-Star rating for best practice financial stewardship, accountability and transparency from Charity Navigator, the largest and most-utilized independent nonprofit evaluator in the U.S. The rating includes a perfect 100% score for accountability and transparency.
 President Dr. Arif Alvi (center) meets with representatives of Community Partners International, SHINE Humanity and the Patients' Aid Foundation in Karachi, Pakistan, on August 30, 2021. On August 30, 2021, Community Partners International (CPI) representative Ms. Anam A. Ali met with Dr. Arif Alvi, President of Pakistan, to present oxygen concentrators and brief the President on CPI’s charitable activities to support Pakistan’s COVID-19 response.
California Philanthropists Launch $1.1 Million COVID-19 Match Fund to Save Lives in Myanmar/Burma8/10/2021
 A woman with COVID-19 receives oxygen support using an oxygen concentrator provided by Community Partners International in Yangon, Myanmar. (CPI) The B.K. Kee Foundation and other philanthropists have set up a $1.1 million match fund to help save lives in Myanmar (Burma) in the midst of a catastrophic surge in COVID-19 cases. The fund will double-match donations to Asia-focused California nonprofit Community Partners International's Myanmar COVID-19 SOS campaign while match funds last.
 Scenes at a COVID-19 Medical college hospital in Kolkata, India, on 26 April, 2021. (Mr Subir Halder/Shutterstock.com) Right now, tens of thousands of people with COVID-19 across India are struggling to breathe. Hospitals are overwhelmed and oxygen supplies are running desperately short. People are dying in their homes and in the streets.
 Community Partners International (CPI) has joined with more than 40 international non-governmental organizations (INGOs) operating in Myanmar to call for and end to violence against civilians including children and warn of an imminent humanitarian crisis.
Community Partners International Endorses INGO Joint Statement on the Unfolding Crisis in Myanmar2/11/2021
 The statement, endorsed by 32 INGOs operating in Myanmar, highlights the potential immediate and longer-term impacts of the military seizure of power on the safety, rights and wellbeing of people across Myanmar, particularly those already experiencing vulnerability and marginalization.
 An auxiliary midwife vaccinates a baby during an immunization campaign in Kayin State, Myanmar. (CPI) Further to events in Myanmar (Burma) on Monday, February 1, 2021, Community Partners International (CPI) is gravely concerned for the welfare of Myanmar’s most vulnerable people.
 On December 21, Community Partners International (CPI) Board and Health Advisory Committee Member Dr. Adam Richards spoke to Al Jazeera English about the challenges facing health providers in California and across the US that are struggling to cope with rapidly rising cases of COVID-19.
 Dr. Tom Lee receives the COVID-19 vaccine in Los Angeles. (Tom Lee)  As an ER doctor in Los Angeles, I was fortunate to receive the COVID-19 vaccine a few days ago. After more than ten months' battling the pandemic day-to-day in the ER, it was an emotional moment for my colleagues and me to begin administering these vaccines.
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