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Mae Tao Clinic in Numbers

We deliver up to 15 babies daily. We feed more than 500 people twice each day. We see between 300-400 patients every day. We have more than 600 staff. We see around 150,000 new and returning patients annually. We fit over 250 new and replacement prosthetic limbs each year.

Our Patients

The World Health Organisation ranked Burma’s health sector 190 out of 191 countries.  We see patients from all ethnic groups of Burma.

Child Protection

According to a recent report by the International Organisation for Migration (IOM), an estimated 200,000 migrant children younger than 17 are in Thailand -– of which less than one third have access to education. One aspect of our Child Protection Programme is to provide access to education to as many children living on the border as possible.

Mae Tao Clinic Blog

Opening Ceremony for our new Mental Health Centre

Opening Ceremony for our new Mental Health Centre

Today we celebrated the official opening of our brand new Mental Health Centre. While Mental Health services have been provided at MTC since 2006, the previous space we had for the department was inadequate. There were no private rooms for confidential counselling, and the room was on the second floor, which meant that clients with [...]

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New Volunteer Information Pack

We’ve just updated our Volunteer page, so if you’ve been accepted for a future medical student placement at Mae Tao Clinice, please take the time to download and read our new Volunteer Information Pack before you arrive. It provides all kinds of information about what your placement will entail, as well as lots of information [...]

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Umpiem Fire Update #3

The following information on the recent fire at Umpiem Refugee Camp is from the TBBC website. Please refer to their site if you would like any further information. This report is based on a report received from our Umphang Field Office on the evening of Saturday 25 February. Main points Coordination between Thai authorities, NGOs, [...]

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Umpiem Refugee Camp Fire Update

The fire that raged through Umpiem Mai Refugee Camp yesterday, just 87kms from Mae Sot, was put out yesterday afternoon, and people are now faced with the difficult task of cleaning up. So far there are no cofirmed reports of any casualties, though many people have burns and cuts that were recieved while fleeing and [...]

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Breaking News – Fire at Umpiem Mai Refugee Camp

At around 11:30am this morning, a fire broke out at Umpiem Mai Refugee Camp, just 87kms from Mae Sot. So far reports indicate that over one third of the camp has been affected by the blaze with at least 1000 homes, 3 mosques and 2 nursery schools having been burnt, with sections 6,7,8 and 9 [...]

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Community Fundraising in Singapore

Thank you to our friends in Singapore for their fundraising efforts on behalf of Agape Orphanage and Learning Center! From February 23 – 26, supporters in Singapore can enjoy the Photography exhibit from Devendra Bisaria. “Devendra is acutely aware of the stark inequalities that are a part of the Asian social fabric. Once again he [...]

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Happy Birthday Dr Cynthia!

Happy Birthday Dr Cynthia!

Today is Dr Cynthia’s 52nd birthday, so to mark the occasion we held a wonderful celebration at our Children’s Development Centre. There was singing and dancing by our staff and students, speeches from local community members, and of course, a cake! Dr Cynthia has worked tirelssly over the past 22 years for the displaced Burmese [...]

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Meet Our Patients

Take a look at this new page on our website. Here you can meet some of our patients and read their stories. http://maetaoclinic.org/health-services/our-patients/patient-stories/

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Check out this video on the Agape School and Boarding House!

This video essay provides images and information about one of the migrant schools we support, the Agape school and boarding house.  http://www.samihguven.com/video/ The Mae Tao Clinic supports boarding houses similar to Agape, as well as our Bamboo Children’s Home and Children’s Development Centre. 2011 has seen a considerable increase in the number of children in [...]

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Dr Cynthia wins the Freedom to Create Leadership Award

Today we are very excited to announce that Dr Cynthia has won the Freedom to Create Leadership Award for Women! This award celebrates female change-makers who have identified and implemented a creative way to address a social issue, demonstrating courage, creativity and transformational change for her community. Dr Cynthia is in Cape Town, South Africa [...]

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