Help nurture and educate young displaced students.

Refugees and immigrants from Burma face many barriers to access a healthy and bright future, including lack of education, proper housing, access to health care and basic human rights. Children and young adolescents are affected by conflict and poverty, as they lack the opportunity for accessing quality education in their own area of living.

Greater Good Charities has partnered with Mae Tao Clinic to provide education and food to students living in boarding houses. MTC's Dry Food Program enables children with poor education opportunities to access education along the Thai-Burma border and inside Karen state. Support in the form of monthly dry food rations is given to students living in boarding houses, ensuring them to complete their education and be protected from the risk of child labor or exploitation. 

The Dry Food Program provides the primary nourishment for approximately 2,100 migrant students via rice, tin fish, oil, yellow beans, salt, and seasoning. Without these essential food donations, many boarding houses would be unable to provide for the children.

You can help. Just $10 provides food for a student for a whole month. You can empower children by giving them the food and education they need to thrive. 

Mae Tao Clinic has a vision for all people from Burma to have access to quality and affordable healthcare, education and protection in respect of all human rights. MTC is a community-based organization (CBO) that provides and advocates for an equitable and essential health system, education and protection for vulnerable and displaced people living along the Thai-Burma border and in Eastern Burma. MTC addresses the needs and human rights of these people through comprehensive programs and a collaborative approach with local, national, international and government bodies.