With the first case of COVID-19 confirmed in Tanzania in early March, Angelina is worried, about how she will continue to protect mothers and their newborns.
"Working in the resource-poor setting of the refugee camp is challenging. The health facility is constantly busy and there is a shortage of skilled staff."
Humanitarian assistance in the country is now eased after WFP launched a passenger flight that will be ferrying humanitarian & health worker in Tanzania.
WFP is implementing a 4 year Boresha Lishe nutrition project in rural areas of central Tanzania which aims to improve nutrition for 30,000 women & children.
