In the second half of 2023, the UNHCR Azraq Camp in Jordan released a public health profile covering the period from July 1 to December 29. The profile offers important information on the health and well-being of refugees living in the camp, highlighting key challenges and opportunities for improvement.
During this time, the camp experienced a range of health issues, including outbreaks of communicable diseases and malnutrition. The profile outlines the response efforts by the UNHCR and partner organizations to address these challenges and provide essential healthcare services to residents.
One of the key priorities identified in the profile is the need to strengthen the camp’s healthcare infrastructure and improve access to medical care for refugees. This includes increasing the availability of trained healthcare professionals, medical supplies, and essential medications to ensure that residents receive the care they need.
The public health profile for UNHCR Azraq Camp provides valuable insights into the health status of refugees in the camp and highlights areas for improvement in healthcare delivery. By addressing these challenges and working collaboratively with partners, UNHCR aims to ensure that all residents in the camp are healthy and well-being.
