Life in Moria camp

1) What's happening in the Moria camp?

2) what is the Moria camp?

3) Where is the Lesbos camp?

4) What are the children's problems who live in Moria camp?

5) What's the camp healthy service like?

6) How many children live in the Moria camp?

7) What conditions do children live in?

8) Where are they from?

9) How is the therapy organized? 

10) What do the drawing tell us? Who were they made from?

11)  What are the only moments of normalcy for Moria's children?

  

Life in Moria camp is a continue battle for survival. Everything alter in brawls, even for something as simple as a meal. The moria camp is a refugee camp for many asylum seekers. It's localized in Lesbos Island, in Greece. Many children who live there suffer of depression and most of then attempted suicide or serious self-harm. The sewage system is so strained that raw sewage has been known to reach the mattresses where children. In the camp live 9000 migrants, 3000 of then are children. The conditions in refugee camp are inhumane,  in fact people who live there stay into tents or metal containers, more share a single shower and other share a single toilet. They come from war-torn city like Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq, and they arrive in Moria camp by dinghies. People who work there have organized a therapy with children to 6 from 12 years old and their initiative includes a storytelling activity in wich children create a story with drawings. Children's drawins tell about war scenes or shipwrecks. For example one of then is made by a child who attempted suicide between February and June 2018, and it tells of plane dropping bombs on to homes and on to people, eyes that cry blood, stormy seas with lifeless body too, probably because he had seen it during the trip before arriving at the camp. However children in the Moria camp have moments of normalcy. They can play football in a small play area or watch cartoon on a large screen. Its the only place where they can be kids.

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