Because Old Fangak and neighbouring villages are surrounded by water, local communities are particularly at risk of catching malaria
MSF calls on the UN, international donors and aid organisations to meet the urgent humanitarian needs of Sudanese refugees in Chad in order to prevent more suffering and potential loss of life.
More than 140,000 people, fleeing from Khartoum, have arrived in White Nile state.
The MSF Academy aims to professionalise the training of healthcare workers, with a focus on staff providing nursing, midwifery or outpatient care
The scale and severity of humanitarian needs in the Dadaab camps demands a wide-scale response
MSF is working closely with the communities in Salamabila to reinforce timely access to healthcare
Community health workers provide basic healthcare, conduct health education sessions, stabilise the sick and injured. In the first half of 2022 they arranged 90 per cent of the referrals to clinics and hospitals in El Geneina.
MSF teams are now providing medical consultations to residents of Zamzam camp and El Fasher town
