
Central African Republic
MSF sees the direct consequences of violence on the health of the individuals and entire communities we serve. Wounded people needing care. Children unable to reach medical facilities during malaria season. The interruption of vaccination coverage and treatment for HIV and tuberculosis (TB). Women left without assistance before, during and after giving birth.
We are also responding to the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic in the Central African Republic.

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69,400
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MSF teams ramp up support as violence escalates

MSF provides care in post-election attacks in Bangassou, CAR

Shooting shows civilians continue to pay high price for the perpetual cycle of violence in CAR

Medical care at arm’s length: the continuous struggle of the people of Ouaka

HIV is in a state of silent crisis in Central African Republic

In the bush in Central African Republic

In times of COVID-19, malaria remains the number one killer of children in CAR

Measles is a steady, silent killer among COVID-19
