Mai Tam Social Enterprise is a new development built upon the foundation of patient care activities carried out by the Camillian Order of Health Ministry (Camillians).
The predecessor of the enterprise is a long journey of 15 years of service, starting in 2003 when the Camillian priests committed themselves to patient care activities at the Archdiocese of Saigon.
Various groups of patients have received care, including those living with HIV/AIDS, cancer patients, the poor, and the elderly without shelter.
LEADERSHIP TEAM
The first founders of Mai Tam Social Enterprise include Mr. Le Thanh Liem, Mr. Phan Tien Dung, Mr. Vu Anh Hoang, Mr. Tran Van Phat, Ms. Nguyen Thi Thanh Thuy, Mr. Cao Tien Vi, Mr. Do Duc Phu and Mr. Phuong Dinh Toai (from left to right)
The first founders of Mai Tam Social Enterprise
Mr. Phuong Dinh Toai
Chairman of the Board of Directors
Manage An Binh Clinic’s activities
Mr. Phan Anh Dung
Director of An Binh Traditional Medicine & Rehabilitation Clinic - Quang Nam
Mr. Vu Quoc Toan
Director of Mai Tam Social Enterprise Company
Manage Kinh 7 Clinic's activities
Mr. Do Duc Phu
Director of Kinh 7 Humanitarian Clinic
Manage Vi Hoang Assisted Living Care Home’s activities
Mr. Tran To Hoai
Director of Vi Hoang Assisted Living Care Home
Manage Mai Tam Shelter’s activities
Mr. Hoang Quoc Huy
Director of Mai Tam Shelter
Manage Mai Khoi - Dong Tien Clinic's activities
Mr. Dinh Tran Thanh Tu
Head of Mai Khoi - Dong Tien Clinic
Manage Gary Shelter’s activities
Mr. Pham Kim Quyen
Head of Gary Shelter
The first founders of Mai Tam Social Enterprise
Mr. Phuong Dinh Toai
Chairman of the Board of Directors
Mr. Phan Anh Dung
Director of An Binh Traditional Medicine & Rehabilitation Clinic - Quang Nam
Mr. Vu Quoc Toan
Director of Mai Tam Social Enterprise Company
Mr. Do Duc Phu
Director of Kinh 7 Humanitarian Clinic
Mr. Tran To Hoai
Director of Vi Hoang Assisted Living Care Home
Mr. Hoang Quoc Huy
Director of Mai Tam Shelter
Mr. Dinh Tran Thanh Tu
Head of Mai Khoi - Dong Tien Clinic
Mr. Pham Kim Quyen
Head of Gary Shelter
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VISION
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MISSION
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Mai Tâm Social Enterprise envisions a humane society where people receive comprehensive healthcare, are empowered with knowledge to care for themselves, and where goodwill is valued, connected, and nurtured so that everyone can join hands in serving community health.
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1. We value and create conditions for all patients — especially those who are poor, lonely, or homeless — to be welcomed, loved, and cared for; to understand and face their health reality in a positive and healthy way, thereby regaining faith and meaning in life.
2. We value, connect, and empower those engaged in humanitarian caregiving so they can serve with a spirit of selfless love, and find joy and meaning in their work; helping them serve more effectively by promoting, connecting, and continuously enhancing the organization’s capacity for compassionate care.
CORE VALUES
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Respect
Respect for human dignity
We believe that every patient possesses value and dignity equal to any other human being. Each one has the right to live, to receive care and treatment, to recognize their own worth, and to contribute to society in their own way — even amidst illness and suffering.
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Integrity
Integrity and Transparency
We have a monitoring, financial reporting, and auditing system to ensure transparency in the use of all donations and funding. We are committed to using 100% of all revenues for the humanitarian activities of the social enterprise.
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Gratitude
Gratitude in Action
We cultivate a holistic sense of gratitude — from the opportunity to give, to the experience of receiving — bringing joy and happiness to everyone involved.
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Love
Love and Connection
We send a message of compassion and love to society, expressed through the spirit of our caregivers, the purpose of our mission, and the goodwill that connects different segments of the community with those in need.
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Professionalism
Professionalism and Commitment
We continuously train and improve skills, sharing and learning from the experience of other organizations to ensure effective and transparent humanitarian operations.
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Respect
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Integrity
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Gratitude
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Love
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Professionalism
MAI TAM'S ACTIVITIES
"In 2005, the initial foundation of the Mai Tam Shelter was established, serving single mothers and orphans affected by HIV/AIDS.
In 2007, the Naza Shelter was founded to care for terminal AIDS patients who were homeless and in critical conditions.
In the same year, the Camillo Clinic was established. Later, in 2013, it was renamed Mai Khoi – Dong Tien Clinic.
At the end of 2013, another shelter—Gary Shelter—began operation, providing accommodation, meals, and transportation for seriously ill patients, especially children.
In 2014, the Camillian friars took over the Kinh 7 Humanitarian Clinic in Tan Hiep, Kien Giang, offering healthcare services to the poor in the Mekong Delta region.
In 2024, the An Binh Clinic in Quang Nam and the Vi Hoang Assisted Living Care Home were officially established."
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MEDICAL CARE
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CHARITY SHELTER
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NURSING HOME
OPERATIONAL NETWORK
Annual Report
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Financial Report 2021
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Audited financial statements for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2021.
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Financial Report 2022
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Audited financial statements for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2022.
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