Structure abritant le dispensaire mobile de Dibissi.
Structure housing Dibissi’s mobile clinic *** Local Caption *** Since March 2012, MSF provides medical care to Malian refugees in the Oudalan province. Currently, Malian refugees are spread over Déou, Dibissi , Tinédjia and beyond the Ferrerio area, near Forage Christine. Except MSF, there is no other humanitarian medical organization in this area. Because of a lack of resources, the local Health structures can not provide free medical care to the refugees.
Mid- July 2013, MSF initiated a project in the medical center of the sanitarian area of Déou (for 2,000 refugees of the Déou camp and 17,000 residents spread over 7 villages). MSF now offers primary and hospital care for 8,000 refugees in the temporary camps of the Oudalan province (Dibissi : 4,000 refugees ; Déou : 2,000 refugees and outside the camps : 2,000 nomadic refugees ), as well as for the 3,600 resident children < 5 of the Déou sanitarian area.
Since April 2013, twice a week, MSF runs mobile clinics in the spontaneous camp of Dibissi. The 6,200 inhabitants of the Gandafabou sanitarian area also benefit of these consultations (primary care, immunization support and referral of patients requiring hospitalization).
In 2013, 17,448 consultations have been provided ( 27.4 % for refugees and 43.3 % for residents < 5) , more than 6,800 were malaria cases ; 341 patients have been admitted in the Déou medical center ( 43.6 % < 5) ; 82 patients have been referred to Gorom -Gorom or Dori hospitals ; 1,335 antenatal consultations, 63 postnatal and 227 deliveries have been conducted ; 1,538 children have been screened for malnutrition (between January and June, 73 malnourished children have been admitted in our nutritional program, 48 were suffering from severe acute malnutrition, among them 14 have been hospitalized ) ; and 956 children have been immunized (BCG, measles, polio, tetanus) .

Depuis mars 2012, MSF offre des soins médicaux aux réfugiés maliens dans la province de l’Oudalan. Actuellement, il y a des réfugiés à Déou, Dibissi, Tinédjia et