Zin Min Oo

Before I arrived at the orphanage, I had to struggle all my life by myself. My parents passed away, and no one would take care of me. I had to sell empty plastic, carry glue and dry fish so I could eat. I had to stand by myself and sleep wherever I was. I was not happy. But a minister came and brought me here.

Age: 11
Favorite color: Yellow
Favorite animal: Cow
Favorite food: Long Tomato
Favorite activity: Football
Dream job: Doctor

My Story
Before I arrived at the orphanage, I had to struggle all my life by myself. My parents passed away, and no one would take care of me. I had to sell empty plastic, carry glue and dry fish so I could eat. I had to stand by myself and sleep wherever I was. I was not happy. But a minister came and brought me here.

I am so thankful to be in my new home. God gave me a new father and new mother, so I feel very happy. From them, I got to know Jesus. I have lasting joy. Before, I didn’t have hope to live in a big and beautiful house like this. Because of you, I can eat delicious food every day and live in a new home. I sleep well and have good food. I pray that God blesses everyone who helps the people in this place.

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