Access to Health

Diseases strike many people around the world, especially in Africa. It does not affect a specific category of people. It attacks and undermines all categories of people. Its worse in the Dzaleka refugee camp, almost 99% suffer from headaches or backaches, premenstrual syndrome, stress, respiratory problems, adverse effects of certain heavy medical treatments, nervousness, fatigue, insomnia, constipation, asthma, joint or muscle pain or spinal pain, difficult menstruation, etc. Thus in the refugee camp of Dzaleka, the Plantar Reflexology and Palmer projects are rather ignored. The refugees as well as the Malawians who surround the camp are dying of ignorance and