At Myittar Yaung Chi, transformation is not an abstract idea — it is lived in the journeys of the children who grow into confident adults.
Kyaw Swar Oo arrived at the orphanage as a six-year-old with no home and no direction. Inspired by a simple painting of a seafarer in the orphanage television room, he set his sights on a maritime career. Through dedication and perseverance, he passed his Class III exam and is now an officer at Uniteam.
Nay Oke’s early life offered little access to education. With guidance from teachers and mentors, he steadily built his skills and confidence. Today, he works as an accountant at Uniteam while continuing to pursue further qualifications — proof that consistent support can rewrite a child’s future.
Shain Htet Ko Ko once struggled to imagine a professional career. Step by step, he caught up academically and developed confidence at the orphanage. Now working in human resources at Uniteam, he supports his family and hopes to create opportunities for other children in the future.
These journeys reflect what sustained care, education, and mentorship can achieve. Behind every success story stands a network of supporters who make transformation possible.
