The individuals involved were as follows: 99 (33.7%) from the Gullum camp, 98 (33.3%) from the Howai camp, and 97 (33.0%) from the Jauro Gbadi camp. Females were 164 (55.8%) and males 130 (44.2%), whereas the age group of 1–10 years and 11–20 years had the higher participation, respectively, with 101 (34.4%) and 105 (35.7%). Participants with no formal education were 117 (39.8%), whereas participants with tertiary education were the least, at 17 (5.8%). With regards to occupation, farming had 221 (77.9%) while non-farming had 65 (22.1%). The helminth contamination through water was Schistosoma haematobium, 52 (17.7%) whereas soil-transmitted helminths were Ascaris lumbricoides, 48 (16.3%) and hookworm, 8 (2.7%) (Table 1).