Women and children constitute 79% of the refugee population, older adults (60 years and over) make up 3%, youth (15-24 years) comprise 25%
Program Overview
Access to healthcare and proper nutrition are essential to the well-being of disaster-affected communities. HAS provides both preventive and curative services to ensure that families, particularly women and children, live healthy lives. Our health programs focus on reproductive health, malnutrition prevention, and community health education.
Activties
- Reproductive Health: Providing essential reproductive health services to women and young girls in refugee camps.
- Nutrition Programs: Offering malnutrition prevention initiatives, including feeding programs for children and pregnant women.
- Community Health Education: Conducting workshops on hygiene, disease prevention, and maternal health.
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