Since 2013
Humanitarian Support
Over 500,000 beneficiaries in Burma and Thailand provided with food, drinking water, medicine, medical supplies, infrastructure, and building assistance, amongst other support.
Outreach programs
In addition to the referral services program, HFA-BCMF also improves access to medical care in vulnerable communities through a series of health-related outreach projects.
Since 2013
Over 500,000 beneficiaries in Burma and Thailand provided with food, drinking water, medicine, medical supplies, infrastructure, and building assistance, amongst other support.
Since 2019
Free and functional upper limb prosthetics, orthotics, and assistive devices for individuals in underserved communities, particularly child and adult refugees and migrants along the Thai-Burma border.
Since 2014
Mobility aids for children and adults with mobility impairments in Burma and Thailand, custom-fitted to each recipient's needs and built for use on unpaved terrain.
Since 2015
Free vision screenings in disadvantaged communities in Burma and Thailand. Free eyeglasses are provided when needed, and patients with conditions such as cataracts and pterygium receive further support.
Since 2018
Workshops in disadvantaged communities in Burma and Thailand, with both male and female participants, about the reproductive system and reproductive rights.
Since 2025
First-aid and other health services training to local partners, healthcare providers, community leaders, and migrant students.
Since 2016
Donations of stationery supplies, teaching aids, and other school materials to remote schools in Burma and migrant learning centres on the Thai-Burma border.
Since 2014
Mosquito nets and dengue prevention posters distributed to remote schools and migrant learning centres, coinciding with the rainy season, when mosquito-borne illnesses rise sharply each year.
Since 2023
Physiotherapy and rehabilitation services supporting recipients fitted with 3D printed prosthetics, wheelchairs, and mobility devices, plus pre- and post-operative cardiac education for surgery patients.