Last year in South Sudan, severe flooding caused massive destruction across the country.

The floods left homes, markets, schools, and health facilities completely submerged.

Entire communities had to flee their homes, surrender their livelihoods, and abandon their livestock.

Tens of thousands of hectares of agricultural land was damaged and hundreds of thousands of livestock died.

This disrupted people’s source of food and their source of income.

People have been displaced into camps that do not support their essential needs.

They face food insecurity, loss of income, malnutrition and lack of access to safe drinking water.

Doctors Without Borders works in these camps with displaced people.

Our mobile clinics respond to malaria, malnutrition, and diarrhea.

This is just one of many underreported crises happening right now.

To learn more about our work in countries around the world visit our website.