Community Health Programming in the Rohingya Refugee Camps

Interview 1: Community Health Programing in the Rohingya Refugee Camps

In this interview, we hear from Sarah Collis, Health Programme Manager for UK-Med in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Sarah shares her experience in the Rohingya camps, where she led UK-Med in opening an isolation and treatment center and organizing community case management. Sarah also describes the implementation of this project, and specifically touches on some of the successes and challenges with keeping the community engaged.

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