The first camp in Dadaab, Kenya, was set up thirty years ago to host Somalis fleeing civil war in their country. More refugees arrived in the following years. At its peak, the Dadaab Refugee Complex hosted some half-a-million people. Many refugees living in the camps today have been there for three decades; others were born in the camps and have known nothing else.
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has provided healthcare to refugees in Dadaab for most of the camp’s existence and it is the main healthcare provider today in one of the camp of the complex, Dagahaley.

Via MSF operations, photographer...