“It has been three months since I requested an appointment at the hospital and I am still waiting. Once when my son was sick I took him to the doctor [in the camp]. They told us to go and buy medicines from the market. I told them we do not have money, but they said that no, we cannot give you any medicines.” 29 year old woman from Afghanistan, Kavala camp “The doctor in the camp is only available on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Whenever I go there I use my phone for translation. There is only one translator in the camp and they are not for these things, [they are working] at the administration.” 33 year old woman from Afghanistan, Lagkadikia camp “I needed a doctor many times and haven’t been able to access one. I have to take a taxi and go to the hospital, and I have to pay for it myself. There hasn’t been anyone to translate when I’ve been to the hospital.” Resident in Serres camp Photos shared by interview respondents: Above: Shelter in Koutsochero camp, located in a remote part of central Greece and 16 km from the nearest health services. Date: June 2024. Below: Accommodation tents and employee containers in Corinth camp. Date: June 2024. The facility had no on site doctor at the time of the Greek Ombudsperson’s visit in March 2023. ���I don't really know if there are doctors in the camp. All I know is that any time I go there, they will make excuses, the doctors are not here today, we don't have space, come back another day.” Young woman from Somalia, Ritsona camp 34