TBC’s 2025 Jan–June Midyear Overview, highlighting our work, key developments for displaced communities, and the impact of funding disruptions, is now available in English. Local language versions will follow shortly. www.theborderconsortium.org/wp-content/u...

TBC welcomes Thailand’s historic move to grant refugee work rights, but continued support is vital to ensure no refugee is left behind.

On World Refugee Day 2025, TBC urgently calls for increased support, protection, and solidarity for all those displaced by the crisis in Myanmar.

Stay informed with TBC. Our new monthly newsletter delivers essential updates on the situation along the Thai-Myanmar border, including key reports, political context, and highlights from TBC’s humanitarian work.

Due to a funding shortfall, TBC will reduce food card assistance from April to July 2025, impacting over 80% of refugee households. We are prioritising the most vulnerable while urgently seeking new funding.

Emergency Appeal: Refugees Need Your Help Now! Due to funding suspensions, The Border Consortium (TBC) can no longer guarantee food support for refugees. 108,000 refugees in nine border camps are at immediate risk. Please consider supporting refugees.

With recent global shifts—particularly the uncertainty following the U.S. foreign aid review—TBC, alongside refugee leadership and key partners, is advocating for meaningful policy changes to allow refugees to contribute to their own well-being and to Thai society.

This month’s update shows how recent Executive Orders impact our food support for displaced communities, with snapshots of our work and camp population figures. See how we’re responding to evolving challenges at theborderconsortium.org.

Today marks the fourth anniversary of the military coup in Myanmar, The Border Consortium stands in solidarity with civil society, humanitarian workers, and activists who continue to work tirelessly for a peaceful, just, and inclusive future for the people of Myanmar.