In September 2016, given the medical and mental health needs of vulnerable people in Athens, MSF opened its Day Care Centre (DCC), offering sexual and reproductive healthcare (with a focus on care for survivors of sexual violence and treatment for sexually transmitted infections) and mental healthcare activities. In July 2017, the centre began providing patients with a comprehensive social support package and treatment for non-communicable diseases (such as hypertension, diabetes, epilepsy) to cover the needs of patients staying in Athens on a longer-term basis. Ever since, there has been support for referrals to the national healthcare system, with cultural mediators accompanying patients to follow-up appointments in Athens hospitals. An outreach team with a mobile clinic runs health promotion and education sessions in refugee and migrant communities and shelters around the city such as the camps in Malakasa, Korinth, Thiva, Ritsona, Oinofyta and Schisto.