MSF has been working on multiple locations on the island of Lesvos since July 2015 adapting its activities according to the needs of the migrants and asylum seekers arriving. In October 2016, MSF opened a clinic in the town of Mytilini for asylum seekers and migrants from across the island, including patients referred by the outreach team from Moria and Kara Tepe refugee camps. In late November 2017, MSF launched an emergency intervention to improve the living conditions and access to medical care for the asylum seekers/migrants over the upcoming tough winter months. The mobile clinic set up close to the Moria camp is offering primary healthcare for children under 16 years old, as well as ante- and post-natal care services for pregnant women. MSF is donating winterization items to volunteer networks for immediate distribution in Moria camp, while they have also assessed options for improvements in the water and sanitation infrastructure in the camp, to reduce morbidities among the camp population related to poor hygiene conditions. MSF is in coordination with the competent authorities to receive authorization and proceed with the relevant works.