Many refugees are reluctant to move though, as they are still trying to trace family members.
These will be distributed through local partner organisations and directly in camps. Oxfam's partners are negotiating repair of water and sanitation in state owned buildings in Tirana, to enable refugees to move out of tented accomodation. As these buildings are state owned, host Albanians could move into them in the longer term once refugees move on. An Oxfam partner organisation has identified 50 disabled people with very specific assistance needs in Tirana's camps alone, and Oxfam will assist them to help provide for these people's needs. One group is also looking at provision of 'catch-up' education for Kosovan children who are often behind Albanian children in schooling.