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SMRU’s clinics along the Thai-Myanmar border offer free healthcare to people unable to access other services due to distance, security, financial, linguistic, geographical, cultural and/or legal barriers. This includes undocumented ethnic minorities and individuals from Myanmar seeking refuge from conflict in their homelands inside Myanmar.

We see more than 100,000 patients annually, focusing especially on pregnant women and children’s health. We see 1,500 women per week in antenatal clinics and safely deliver 1,000 babies per year. In 2010 we treated 15,000 cases of malaria and provided 10,000 children with vaccinations.

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Patient at SMRU TB village Koh Ko.© Saw Poe Christ