Prior to the military coup in Myanmar, I served in the Medical Records Department at Sagaing General Hospital under the Ministry of Health. In this role, I was responsible for maintaining and managing patient medical records, documenting significant and complex cases, and preparing weekly statistical reports, monthly summaries, as well as birth and death registrations.
Following the coup, I worked collaboratively with fellow healthcare professionals to establish and operate a free clinic for two months, providing essential healthcare services to underserved communities. I also delivered health education and capacity-building sessions for grassroots and community-based organizations.
Currently based in Mae Sot, Thailand, I am engaged with Asia Youths Association (AYA), contributing to programs focused on human rights and LGBTQ+ rights. In addition, I volunteer as a Japanese language instructor for AYA’s free language classes, supporting young people in enhancing their skills and expanding their access to educational and employment opportunities.
