A selection of the medical supplies to be sent to community-based clinics across Myanmar. Photo: Community Partners International
On April 3, the basement of Community Partners International (CPI)'s office in Yangon was converted into a packing station to prepare packages of essential medical supplies for 180 clinics across Myanmar. The packages will help clinics to bridge gaps in essential needs and replenish medicine stocks for the coming two to three months as part of COVID-19 preparedness.
CPI staff prepare packages in the basement of the Yangon office. Photo: Community Partners International
The clinics supported by this initiative are operated by 16 of CPI's ethnic and community-based health organization partners and serve more than 500,000 people in vulnerable communities in Kachin, Kayin, Mon and Shan States. The packages will help clinics to bridge gaps in essential needs and replenish medicine stocks for the coming two to three months.
CPI staff prepare packages in the basement of the Yangon office. Photo: Community Partners International
The packages contained masks, gloves, goggles, boots, non-contact thermometers, pulse oximeters, hand sanitizer, disinfectant, a selection of essential medicines and medical supplies, information materials to raise community awareness of COVID-19, and megaphones to broadcast key messages.
CPI mobilized this support as an urgent priority from the organization's core fund to ensure a rapid and agile response to critical needs in vulnerable communities. 
The packages are loaded into trucks for delivery to ethnic and community-based clinics throughout Myanmar. Photo: Community Partners International
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