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Venezuela is experiencing an unprecedented social and humanitarian crisis that has resulted in one of the biggest migration movements the world has seen before. The population that remained in Venezuela is the most vulnerable, often the very young and old, and has limited access to basic services.

There are several diseases that thrive in environments with poor sanitary conditions such as dengue fever, leishmaniasis and chagas disease, which has been endemic to most of the country and results in a high number of deaths.

Since October 2021, The MENTOR Initiative has been delivering a programme to control these vector-borne diseases through a network of health facilities in several states of Venezuela.

The MENTOR Initiative started its programme in Venezuela towards the end of 2021 and covers five states: Capital District, Mirada, Anzoategui, Nueva Esparta and Bolivar.