A event held at PRSC on Sunday 1st June. The event starts at 11:00.
COME LEARN about the patients and healthcare workers at Mae Tao Clinic, a lifeline for Karen and Burmese communities along the Thai-Myanmar border.
All funds raised by this event will go towards the clinic and aid the many people affected by the recent earthquake in Myanmar, providing food, sanitation, shelter and medical treatment. Burmese food and products will also be on sale to support both causes.
The Mae Tao Clinic, located on the Thai-Burma border, provides essential healthcare to over 100,000 displaced and vulnerable people each year. From life-saving emergency care to safe childbirth and treatment for chronic illness, the clinic has stood as a lifeline for Karen and Burmese communities with nowhere else to turn. Your support at this event and beyond can help support the clinic's ongoing mission to provide critical healthcare to those in need.
This photography exhibition, hosted by Zin Htut, a Burmese Bristol medical student who worked at the clinic in Autumn 2024, showcases stories of humanity and resilience. Delicious homemade Burmese food and authentic Burmese products will be on sale to further support both causes, with 50% of money raised from food sales going to the clinic and 50% going to Myanmar Earthquake Relief. There will also be a raffle with exciting prizes.
Entry tickets are a minimum of £5 per person. However, please consider donating more and giving generously where you can to help us raise as much money as we can.
Thank you for your generosity and we look forward to meeting you at the event.
Further info ------------------
Address:
PRSC The Space
14 Hillgrove St
BS2 8JT
Sunday 1 June, 11am to 3pm.
Signs will be present on the day to guide guests to the main entrance. The venue is fully wheelchair accessible, but unfortunately the toilets are not.
More information about the clinic can be found at www.maetaoclinic.org
If you would like to make additional donations or you cannot attend the event but would still like to donate to the clinic, please visit our JustGiving page www.justgiving.com/page/mae-tao-photo
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
All funds raised by this event will go towards the clinic and aid the many people affected by the recent earthquake in Myanmar, providing food, sanitation, shelter and medical treatment. Burmese food and products will also be on sale to support both causes.
The Mae Tao Clinic, located on the Thai-Burma border, provides essential healthcare to over 100,000 displaced and vulnerable people each year. From life-saving emergency care to safe childbirth and treatment for chronic illness, the clinic has stood as a lifeline for Karen and Burmese communities with nowhere else to turn. Your support at this event and beyond can help support the clinic's ongoing mission to provide critical healthcare to those in need.
This photography exhibition, hosted by Zin Htut, a Burmese Bristol medical student who worked at the clinic in Autumn 2024, showcases stories of humanity and resilience. Delicious homemade Burmese food and authentic Burmese products will be on sale to further support both causes, with 50% of money raised from food sales going to the clinic and 50% going to Myanmar Earthquake Relief. There will also be a raffle with exciting prizes.
Entry tickets are a minimum of £5 per person. However, please consider donating more and giving generously where you can to help us raise as much money as we can.
Thank you for your generosity and we look forward to meeting you at the event.
Further info ------------------
Address:
PRSC The Space
14 Hillgrove St
BS2 8JT
Sunday 1 June, 11am to 3pm.
Signs will be present on the day to guide guests to the main entrance. The venue is fully wheelchair accessible, but unfortunately the toilets are not.
More information about the clinic can be found at www.maetaoclinic.org
If you would like to make additional donations or you cannot attend the event but would still like to donate to the clinic, please visit our JustGiving page www.justgiving.com/page/mae-tao-photo
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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