COVID-19 Adaptations to Community Health Programming for Migrant Populations

Interview 2: COVID-19 Adaptations to Community Health Programming for Migrant Populations

Kit Leung, from the International Organization for Migration, shares her experience in adapting existing migrant programming to the COVID-19 pandemic. Kit emphasizes how adapting specific community health programming was key to providing a continuum of care to beneficiaries, and describes IOM’s effort to integrate different sectors to meet the needs of the communities they serve.

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