When we started working in Tanzania's Nduta refugee camp in 2015, we were responding to a cholera outbreak. By 2017 we were running 6 health posts and a 150-bed hospital, providing healthcare to Burundian refugees and the host community. We take a look back at 5 years of providing healthcare in the camp: | Médecins Sans Frontières/ Doctors Without Borders (MSF)

Mental health conditions are on the rise in Nduta refugee camp in Tanzania, where about 127,000 Burundian refugees are living having fled their country. Every month an average of 400 people seek consultations for various mental health conditions, a figure that has doubled since June this year. More than two thirds of these patients are female. #WMHD2017 | Médecins Sans Frontières/ Doctors Without Borders (MSF)