Completed
Health
Project Report: Health Awareness and Vaccination in the Refugee Camp, Lac Region – Chad
Location
ndjamena
Beneficiaries
8,970
Date
23/12/2025
Country: Republic of Chad
Region: Lac Region
Implementation Site: Refugee Camp
Implementing Organization: Al-Baraka Zone
Partners:
Red Cross
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR / HCR)
Project Status: Implemented and Fully Completed
Number of Beneficiaries:
1,170 people (direct awareness)
7,800 people (vaccination)
Total Beneficiaries: 8,970 people
1. Project Background
Given the health challenges in refugee camps, especially in areas affected by displacement and humanitarian crises, this project was implemented by Al-Baraka Zone in collaboration with the Red Cross and UNHCR, aiming to strengthen health awareness and expand vaccination coverage in the refugee camp in the Lac Region – Chad, thereby helping prevent diseases and protect the most vulnerable populations.
2. Project Objectives
Raise the level of health awareness among refugees regarding disease prevention.
Encourage beneficiaries to participate in vaccination campaigns.
Reduce the spread of diseases within the camp.
Support the humanitarian and health efforts of partner organizations operating in the camp.
Protect children, women, and the elderly from health risks.
3. Project Components and Activities
The project included the following activities:
First: Health Awareness
Organizing awareness sessions within the camp.
Providing simple information about health prevention and the importance of vaccination.
Using communication tools suitable for the camp environment.
Targeting families and the most vulnerable groups.
Number of beneficiaries reached through awareness: 1,170 people
Second: Vaccination Campaigns
Conducting field vaccination campaigns within the camp.
Coordinating with health teams from partner organizations.
Ensuring strict adherence to health protocols during vaccination.
Following up with beneficiaries and providing necessary medical guidance.
Number of beneficiaries vaccinated: 7,800 people
4. Beneficiaries
Refugees residing in the Lac Region camp.
Children, women, and elderly individuals.
The most vulnerable families within the camp.
Total Number of Beneficiaries: 8,970 people
5. Implementation Approach
Joint coordination between Al-Baraka Zone, Red Cross, and UNHCR.
Development of an operational plan suitable for the camp conditions.
Deployment of health and awareness teams on-site.
Implementation of activities in accordance with humanitarian and health protocols.
Monitoring and evaluating project activities in the field.
6. Results and Impact
Improved health awareness among refugees.
Increased participation in vaccination campaigns within the camp.
7,800 people vaccinated among targeted populations.
Contribution to reducing the risk of disease spread.
Strengthened trust between refugees and humanitarian actors.
7. Project Status
The project was fully implemented according to the established plan, achieving its objectives in health awareness and vaccination. It is considered completed and successful.
8. Conclusion
This project represents a successful model of humanitarian cooperation between Al-Baraka Zone, the Red Cross, and UNHCR, contributing to improved health conditions in the refugee camp in the Lac Region – Chad, with a direct positive impact on the health and safety of 8,970 beneficiaries.
Region: Lac Region
Implementation Site: Refugee Camp
Implementing Organization: Al-Baraka Zone
Partners:
Red Cross
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR / HCR)
Project Status: Implemented and Fully Completed
Number of Beneficiaries:
1,170 people (direct awareness)
7,800 people (vaccination)
Total Beneficiaries: 8,970 people
1. Project Background
Given the health challenges in refugee camps, especially in areas affected by displacement and humanitarian crises, this project was implemented by Al-Baraka Zone in collaboration with the Red Cross and UNHCR, aiming to strengthen health awareness and expand vaccination coverage in the refugee camp in the Lac Region – Chad, thereby helping prevent diseases and protect the most vulnerable populations.
2. Project Objectives
Raise the level of health awareness among refugees regarding disease prevention.
Encourage beneficiaries to participate in vaccination campaigns.
Reduce the spread of diseases within the camp.
Support the humanitarian and health efforts of partner organizations operating in the camp.
Protect children, women, and the elderly from health risks.
3. Project Components and Activities
The project included the following activities:
First: Health Awareness
Organizing awareness sessions within the camp.
Providing simple information about health prevention and the importance of vaccination.
Using communication tools suitable for the camp environment.
Targeting families and the most vulnerable groups.
Number of beneficiaries reached through awareness: 1,170 people
Second: Vaccination Campaigns
Conducting field vaccination campaigns within the camp.
Coordinating with health teams from partner organizations.
Ensuring strict adherence to health protocols during vaccination.
Following up with beneficiaries and providing necessary medical guidance.
Number of beneficiaries vaccinated: 7,800 people
4. Beneficiaries
Refugees residing in the Lac Region camp.
Children, women, and elderly individuals.
The most vulnerable families within the camp.
Total Number of Beneficiaries: 8,970 people
5. Implementation Approach
Joint coordination between Al-Baraka Zone, Red Cross, and UNHCR.
Development of an operational plan suitable for the camp conditions.
Deployment of health and awareness teams on-site.
Implementation of activities in accordance with humanitarian and health protocols.
Monitoring and evaluating project activities in the field.
6. Results and Impact
Improved health awareness among refugees.
Increased participation in vaccination campaigns within the camp.
7,800 people vaccinated among targeted populations.
Contribution to reducing the risk of disease spread.
Strengthened trust between refugees and humanitarian actors.
7. Project Status
The project was fully implemented according to the established plan, achieving its objectives in health awareness and vaccination. It is considered completed and successful.
8. Conclusion
This project represents a successful model of humanitarian cooperation between Al-Baraka Zone, the Red Cross, and UNHCR, contributing to improved health conditions in the refugee camp in the Lac Region – Chad, with a direct positive impact on the health and safety of 8,970 beneficiaries.