Timor-Leste became the first new sovereign state of the 21st Century in 2002, following 30 years of occupation by Indonesia. At that time, Timor-Leste experienced some of the worst health standards and life expectancy in the Asia-Pacific region, including diseases and conditions which have been eradicated in Australia and elsewhere. Since independence, there has been a significant improvement in both healthcare and life expectancy, with a combination of local infrastructure and aid funded programs. Nonetheless, there is still significant gaps in the healthcare system, particularly in maternal and early childhood (neonatal) healthcare The Order of Malta Medical Clinic in Dili offers free basic primary out of hospital medical care and health education to financially disadvantaged Timorese. It also provides an outreach service, ensuring remote villages can benefit from medical care and advice. Each year these services benefit thousands of Timorese .
The Order of Malta Clinic is entirely funded by donations.
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