This case study explores the challenges that vulnerable populations, specifically refugees, face while seeking healthcare services within their host countries. Language and interpretation and lack of healthcare information are major challenges that hinder the refugee community from seeking healthcare services. The case study presents two main challenges that prevent refugees from accessing healthcare services in their host countries. The first challenge is the language barrier, as most refugees cannot speak the languages spoken in their host countries. The problem can be addressed by training community health volunteers who can act as interpreters. They can also link community members with healthcare providers. The second problem is lack of information on healthcare financing and the availability of healthcare. Healthcare education is essential in refugee communities to inform them on the opportunities for healthcare funding provided by the government, the identification of healthcare conditions, and how to express themselves in the new healthcare settings. Cultural competence is essential for the realization of effective healthcare interventions in refugee contexts.
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