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What You can do to Help ?

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​Contributing 130 THB/month or more through our Secure Supporter Portal, you will become part of M-FUND's community of regular supporters. One-off donations are highly welcome. (Sign-up Required)

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​Supporters only in Thailand can donate through Bank Transfers (QR code). If you require a receipt, please send your deposit and personal details to info@dreamlopments.com

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You could grow your impact exponentially by asking ONE MORE person you know to join us as well and grow that movement of support! Or you can share our story through your social media.

Make Health a Right, Not a Privilege

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​About 1 million migrants living in Thailand lack access to state-run health coverage.

The Migrant Fund (M-FUND), a low-cost, non-profit health fund for migrants, was launched in 2017.

 

M-FUND has expanded to operate in 22 provinces across Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia, and Lao with 100,000 members who have voluntarily joined, covering over 150,000 outpatient consultations and 20,000 hospital admissions

M-FUND is implemented in close collaboration with the Thai government and international organizations.​

With no access to state-run health protection schemes, migrants' quality of life is at risk. Many migrants are reluctant to seek treatment when they fall ill for fear of incurring the cost of care they cannot afford. Others use any savings available, borrow money, sell assets, and yet remain unable to cover all costs of care, which eventually leads them to shoulder financial burdens that they may never recover from.

One of the targets of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Number 3 is to "achieve universal health coverage". According to SDG Target 3.8, this includes "financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all".

Everyone, regardless of legal status and documentation, deserves equitable healthcare protection.

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