Through government health centres and door-to-door visits by frontline health workers, otherwise “invisible” Rohingya refugee children in Jammu are receiving routine vaccines. From Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance.
In Sudan’s Blue Nile State, UNFPA-trained midwives like Sa’aida and Safya deliver babies, refer complicated cases, and track pregnant women camp to camp amid displacement and flooding, offering safe births and reassurance where health facilities have collapsed and funding has fallen short.
Since June 2026, MSF has drilled a borehole and installed a solar-powered water pump for 57,880 displaced people in Abu Jubayhah, South Kordofan, delivering over a million litres of water while expanding clinic care for malaria, malnutrition, and maternal health.
The work of the International Medical Corps includes mobile clinics reaching flood-hit communities in the Philippines, a busy primary health center serving displaced families in Sudan, first-responder training in Pakistan, and rehabilitated water systems in flood-affected Zimbabwe.
At the Zabout camp, in Sila Province, Chad, ALIMA and Alerte Santé led a large-scale response to a measles outbreak within the Sudanese refugee community, from early February to mid-March. Dr. Ayambi Evariste, a physician and clinical activities supervisor, looks back on the different stages of the response.