Belgium
Since the closure of the ‘Jungle’ camp in Calais (France) in October 2016, Belgium has seen a slow but steady rise of migrants and refugees in need of material and mental support.
Together with a number of other organisations, we set up a ‘humanitarian hub’ at the Gare du Nord, near Maximilian Park, in Brussels. Here, our psychologists offer counselling and mental health support as part of a complete package of services for migrants and refugees in transit.
We also offer mental health screening, counselling and psychoeducation to migrants and refugees in three reception centres and a number of individual housing projects in Charleroi and Roeselare.
Cultural briefings and recreational activities are organised to reinforce social networks, and people with symptoms of severe mental health problems are referred to specialist care as appropriate.
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Mediterranean migration
EU leaders orchestrating humanitarian crisis on Europe’s shores
Press Release
23 Jun 2015
Ebola and Marburg
Speech by MSF International President Joanne Liu to the EU high level meeting on Ebola
Speech
3 Mar 2015
India
At EU-India Summit, European negotiators urged not to block access to affordable medicines
Press Release
10 Dec 2010
Armenia
Social workers and psychologists vital in helping DR TB patients through treatment
Project Update
24 Mar 2010
Indonesia
Indonesian earthquake - first evaluation
Project Update
22 Feb 2008
Belgium
'More than five million women in our waiting rooms' - as strong as they are vulnerable
Press Release
21 Jun 2007
Democratic Republic of Congo
MSF finds catastrophic health situation in the DRC, in spite of political transition
Press Release
15 Nov 2005
Belgium
Access denied in the Belgian healthcare system
Press Release
13 Jul 2004
Belgium
MSF opposes cooperation between the humanitarian sector and the military - aid workers have to be impartial
Project Update
14 Jan 2003
MSF Belgium
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