Refugees watch a performance by people living with HIV who use theatre to educate refugees on the disease, address stigmatization, old myths about the disease and the need to seek medical treatment. The Global Fund supports UNHCR work with refugees in the Dosseye camps to protect families against HIV, TB and malaria.



The majority of the refugees come from the Central African Republic. Malaria is most deadly during the rainy season. Between 25 and 30 malaria cases are treated daily in the camp. 18 September 2018. Photo Robin Hammond/NOORThe Global Fund supports UNHCR work with refugees in the Dosseye camps to protect families against HIV, TB and malaria. The majority of the refugees come from the Central African Republic. Malaria is most deadly during the rainy season. Between 25 and 30 malaria cases are treated daily in the camp. 18 September 2018. Photo Robin Hammond/NOORThe Global Fund supports UNHCR work with refugees in the Dosseye camps to protect families against HIV, TB and malaria. The majority of the refugees come from the Central African Republic. Malaria is most deadly during the rainy season. Between 25 and 30 malaria cases are treated daily in the camp. 18 September 2018. Photo Robin Hammond/NOOR