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▪ UNHCR, in collaboration with various partners, provides primary healthcare services to refugees and the neighboring host communities in Ethiopia, while also facilitating referrals to secondary and tertiary hospitals for refugees and asylum seekers. To promote effective access to healthcare and support integration into national health systems, UNHCR backs 26 health centers, 2 health posts, and 2 mobile health posts (at emergency refugee site) within refugee camps and settlements. This initiative ensures the delivery of essential primary healthcare services to both refugees and local host populations.
▪ UNHCR’s public health operations, working together with partners, cover several regions: Afar, South Omo, Amhara, Benishangul-Gumuz, Somali, and Gambella. These efforts include deploying healthcare staff to the field, keeping a steady supply of important medicines and medical materials, and providing healthcare services to refugees living in Addis Ababa.
▪ UNHCR, in collaboration with DPO, GOAL, and CUAMM, is supporting the emergency refugee response at Tomorok and Muon points of entry, as well as the new refugee site at Luakdong. Since January 2026, mobile clinic services have provided 12,628 outpatient consultations, with malaria accounting for 24% of reported morbidity cases. In addition, 74 emergency medical cases were referred to secondary health facilities, and 94% of deliveries were attended by skilled health workers.