About Calm Lab
Calm Lab is a grassroots initiative born out of necessity and hope. While officially established in 2025, its foundation was laid through pilot projects and quiet groundwork in 2024. It emerged in response to the growing needs of disabled youth in Myanmar, many of whom were directly impacted by the country’s political crisis, war, and humanitarian collapse. These young people have not only lost their physical abilities, but also their futures, dreams, and access to education. Instead of building their lives, they’ve been forced to survive.
Calm Lab exists to change that trajectory.
Calm Lab is not a physical center or clinic. It is a mobile project run by a small core team that collaborates with existing rehabilitation centers and community spaces. Together, we bring mental health support, vocational training, and peer empowerment directly to those who need it most. Our mission is to help disabled youth build mental resilience, gain practical skills, and regain the confidence to rebuild their lives, not only as individuals in recovery, but as empowered leaders who can inspire others. By integrating trauma-informed care with hands-on training, we ensure that healing leads to transformation.
Vision
A world where wounds, both visible and invisible, become the roots of growth and strength.
Mission
Calm Lab supports disabled youth affected by war and crisis in Myanmar. We combine mental health care with vocational training to foster healing, resilience, and personal growth. Our goal is to help young people rebuild their lives with confidence, purpose, and the power to lead others toward transformation.