An MSF team on outreach in remote rocky Jebel Marra on donkeys

Outreach village life in Jebel Marra

Remote village in Jebel Marra

MSF community Engagement

MSF mobile clinic in Umo

A patient arriving on a donkey to MSF supported hospital inRokero

Previous MSF Deputy PC in Rokero, Ezzedeen (XXX) from Central Darfur who is currently working as PC for MSF Somalia in Nairobi

With the help of her sister, Selwa is packing and preparing to take the road back to her village, with her daughter who was admitted severely malnourished to the MSF ITFC in Rokero

Women with their recovered child leave the MSF supported hospital in Rokero

Femal patients outside the MSF supported hospital in Rokero

MSF medical staff checking on malnourished child in the paediatric ward, MSF supported hospital in Rokero

Waiting area of MSF supported hopsital in Rokero

Waiting area in the MSF supported hospital Rokero town

Dr Hakim, MSF Project medical referent in meeting with team, who was relocated after the escalation, with some Sudanese and international staff

The only means of transport in most parts is by donkey or camel. Distances in this isolated region can be overwhelming and life-threatening. Near Rokero hospital

Sunset over Rokero near the MSF supported hospital

Aerial view of remote villages in rocky, mountanous Jebel Marra

Overview of Rokero town

Archive Photo (2021): MSF community engagement and outreach activities, MSF colleague (XXX)

Archive Photo (2021): Nkemju Rosevelt, from Cameroun, former MSF project coordinator.

Archive Photo 2021: MSF team on outreach by donkeys in Jebel Marra

Patient arriving on a donkey to MSF supported hospital in Rokero

Medical team checking on malnourished child in ITFC

Dr Yousif, MAM on ward round with MSF medical team

MSF medical team on round checking in on woman in maternity ward

MSF colleague walks past the MSF office in Rokero town

MSF medical team care for a malnourished child

2022