Primary Healthcare: MTC provides comprehensive services including maternal and child health, surgery and trauma care, HIV, TB, malaria, non-communicable diseases, mental health, eye, dental, physiotherapy, and rehabilitation. In 2025, MTC delivered 134,320 consultations to over 50,000 clients, admitted 8,719 patients, and supported 1,640 safe deliveries. To meet growing emergency needs, MTC established a dedicated Emergency Care Unit (ECU) in 2026 to strengthen emergency treatment and referral services. MTC is also implementing an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system to improve patient management, disease surveillance, and data quality. Additional services include mental health, prosthetic production, physiotherapy, and direct Antiretroviral Therapy (ART).

Health Workforce Development: MTC provides pre-service and in-service training through the Bachelor of Nursing programme, Basic and Advanced Emergency Obstetric Care (EmOC), ECU training, and clinical internships. More than 4,000 health workers have received clinical training.

Education and Child Protection: MTC's Children's Development Centre (CDC) and Early Childhood Development (ECD) Centre educate around 1,100 students, while more than 2,000 boarding house students receive monthly food support. MTC also facilitates Thai birth registration for babies born to undocumented parents and operates a comprehensive child safeguarding and referral system.

Community Health and Partnerships: MTC supports 34-40 migrant schools through school health, disease prevention, reproductive health outreach, EmOC and SGBV referral. As a founding member of the Ethnic Health System Strengthening Group (EHSSG), MTC collaborates with 12 ethnic health organizations to strengthen health workforce development, referral systems, and essential health services, reaching over one million people across Karen, Karenni, Mon, and Shan States.

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