Along the Border Since 1989
Mae Tao Clinic has continued to provide essential primary health care to a significant number of clients.
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.
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.
Mae Tao Clinic provides affordable health care for refugees, migrant workers, and other individuals who make the dangerous journey across the border from Burma to Thailand or who reside in Thailand. People of all ethnicities and religions are
Organizational Setting The Mae Tao Clinic (MTC) is an internationally renowned community-based organization (CBO) that provides and advocates for an equitable and essential health system, education and protection for vulnerable and displaced people living in the Thai-Burma border area and
Mae Tao Clinic has been taking steps to prepare, prevent and respond to the COVID-19 emergency to protect both patients and staff. Actions such as providing personal protective equipment (PPE), patient care supplies, and ongoing staff training are essential, yet
Dear friends and supporters of Mae Tao Clinic, As you are likely already aware, the situation regarding Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) is rapidly worsening internationally. As a community-based organisation with a strong emphasis in healthcare, Mae Tao Clinic (MTC) is
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Welcome to the Mae Tao Clinic support page. We have built partnerships with international organizations in order for you to be able to make tax-deductible donations to the Mae Tao Clinic. If you have any inquiry please contact us via
“During the COVID-19 pandemic, Hein has been worried for her family and felt uninformed about the situation because they do not have access to television, internet or a smart phone…” 35-year-old Hein gave birth to her last child, Thazan,
35-year old, Aye delivered all of her five children at Mae Tao Clinic and her newborn daughter was born yesterday. Although Aye has been pregnant before, she did not notice that she was pregnant until she was already 7 months
When Dar was two years old her parents moved to Thailand to search better care for Dar’s injured legs at Mae Tao Clinic as Dar got severe burn wounds at her mother’s workplace. 18 years old Dar delivered her first
2019 is our 30th anniversary year! To memorize this special occasion, we proudly present our photobook ‘Mae Tao Clinic, on the border since 1989’. The book depicts and describes our journey and includes historical and present photos of our activities,
Annual Report 2018 Download here (Compressed) Download here (High-resolution)
