Hway Ka Loke is a school catering to Burmese migrants and refugees in Mae Sot, Thailand, established amid the rising influx post the 2021 military coup. Local community organizations have stepped up to address the critical lack of funding for essential educational resources, including teacher salaries, student lunches, and uniforms. The infrastructure, however, remains underdeveloped, with insufficient support for classroom buildings and sanitation, highlighting the challenges faced by migrant education in the region.
Hway Ka Loke is a school for Burmese migrants and refugees in Mae Sot, which reflects the urgent need for educational infrastructure amidst increasing refugee demand.
The local community organizations play a crucial role in providing essential support for the school, including funding for teacher salaries and student necessities.
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