Mae Tao Clinic has continued to provide essential primary health care to a significant number of clients. This population would be unable to afford health care in Burma or Thailand. Our vision continues to be that we provide quality and affordable healthcare to all people who are from Burma. Key Health Service Statistics 2018 We have seen a consistent decline in patient admissions and consultations since 2013. This is largely attributed to the increased availability of primary health care services along the border and in Eastern Burma, which MTC is part of the Health Systems Strengthening project to support these...

While Mae Tao Clinic began as a humble health service delivery organisation, it has evolved into an umbrella social services network for refugees, migrant workers, and other displaced Burmese. As a focal point of these activities, child protection is the most rapidly growing area of need. The continued deterioration of services in eastern Burma, coupled with the steadily growing population of migrant families, accounts for the increased demand for our work. Students enjoying an event at CDC school The services supported by MTC are community-created and operated, with the goal of creating a strong civil society network to best protect...

Mae Tao Clinic serves as a training facility for health workers along the border and for health workers of ethnic health organisations of Eastern Burma. We have a track record of training health workers utilising our skilled trainers and technical consultants, including Burmese doctors, senior medics, and international professionals. Due to the vast number of patients visiting Mae Tao Clinic, we function as a practical training site, too. Trainees come from all over Burma to attend trainings at MTC. Certificate in Public Health (CPH) Batch-9 Trainees are examined styptic treatment History Health workers, doctors, or medical students arriving on the...