Health
PROGRAM
We protect the human right to quality healthcare for marginalised Burmese families in Thailand.
What Is The Issue?
Many barriers prevent migrants from full access to healthcare in Thailand. The most common are documentation status, language, travel times, and health literacy.
Our Response
We empower Burmese migrant workers to obtain their right to good health through education, enabling access to primary care and emergency services, and providing support for those with chronic illnesses.

Prevention Through Training
We give vulnerable youth at migrant learning centers regular Health classes, educate communities in-person, and produce Burmese language online content to improve migrants’ health literacy.

Access To Primary Care And Emergency Services
Our staff and network of Community Health Volunteers act as first-responders, translators, and patient advocates for thousands of migrants every year.

Long-term Support
Self help groups for migrants living with HIV, referrals home for injured workers, and patient advocacy at healthcare facilities help maintain good quality of life for those with chronic illnesses and injuries.
Health FAQ
Our Impact since 2016
18K+
Burmese migrants received translation and/or case support at Healthcare facilities.
5K+
Burmese migrants received health education.
6K+
Migrants received basic care or first aid from staff or CHVs.
Community Health Volunteer Network
In and around Phang Nga province, Southern Thailand.
WILL YOU HELP?
All our programs run 100% on donations and grants. Contributing to the Health Program will ensure we can continue to support Burmese migrants in Thailand.