Shatila is a refugee camp that runs only 4 kilometers away from downtown Beirut (Lebanon). Originally set-up for Palestinian refugees in 1949, the camp now hosts Syrians, Palestinians, Palestinians from Syria and other minorities (Ethiopians, Filipinos, etc.), who live in deplorable conditions. Since September 2013, to deal with the increasing health needs in that area, MSF has been managing a Primary Health Center (PHC) and a Women’s Health Centre (WHC) in the camp. Services at the PHC include: paediatric consultations, vaccinations, support for chronic disease, health promotion and referral for emergency cases. Services at the Shatila 24/7 Women’s Health Centre include sexual reproductive health consultations, normal uncomplicated deliveries, referrals of complicated pregnancies & neonatal emergencies. Mental health counselling & health promotion activities are provided in both Shatila clinics.