A recent assessment reveals significant shortcomings in support for displaced families. Emotional distress is a major concern, with many people in need of psychosocial support that is not readily available. Mental health services are scarce, with only one facility providing such care, and even those are not fully operational.

Protection needs are also largely unaddressed, with issues such as lost documentation and difficulty accessing public services being commonly reported. Safe reporting channels for sensitive issues like gender-based violence and child protection are lacking in most areas. Further details on the assessment and its findings can be found through the source.