Newborns delivered at the Mae Tao Clinic are provided with birth certificates which allow children of migrant workers to access Thai healthcare and education services. In 2018, 1,545 newborns at the clinic received birth certificates from the Thai authorities.
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Thanks to your support, around 1.78 million people received medical consultations, over 75,000 babies were born in Mae Tao Clinic in 30 years, and every year over 2,000 children are provided education and protection. We at Mae Tao Clinic would
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Partnership Agreement Signed by Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) in Thailand, Mae Tao Clinic and Suwannimit Foundation (SNF) on 19th April 2019. Partnership Agreement was signed by Mr Chen-Yuan Tung, Representative of Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) in Thailand, Dr. Cynthia
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The Advancing Community Empowerment (ACE) project is working with Mae Tao Clinic and Karen Department of Health and Welfare (KDHW), to jointly strengthen the health system in Mu Traw district of Kayin state and Bago region by delivering critical services
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Dr Cynthia Maung was awarded an N-Peace Award under the category of ‘Untold Stories’ for 2018. Since 1989, she has been providing essential healthcare services to, in particular, women and children who lack and deprived of access. Over 33,000 babies
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MANDALAY—Dr. Cynthia Maung, who for decades has been the guiding light of the Mae Tao Clinic just across the Thai border from Myawaddy in Karen State, is among the recipients of this year’s N-Peace Awards, bestowed by the United Nations
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On October 4, 2018, CGHSR hosted Dr. Cynthia Maung, Founder and Director of the Mae Tao Clinic, to give the talk, “Lives and challenges of refugees, migrants and displaced people along the Thailand-Burma border”. In the talk, Dr. Maung discusses the situation on
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