Inside look at a Colombia camp taking in Venezuela refugees

In March, the UN Refugee Agency opened a 60-tent facility which it calls an “Integrated Assistance Centre,” in Maico, Colombia. (Stephanie Bates/FOX News)

About 300 people currently live at a UN center in Maico, Colombia housing Venezuela refugees. Fox News toured the site this week to see the consequences of the Venezuelan crisis firsthand. (Stephanie Bates/FOX News)

About 50 percent of the UN center housing Venezuela refugees in Colombia are children. The UN Refugee Agency calls the tent facility an “Integrated Assistance Centre." (Stephanie Bates/FOX News)

UNHCR helps about 350 people at a time – providing basic services like food, water, temporary accommodation, and protection services. (Stephanie Bates/FOX News)

Many of the residents of UNHCR's refugee center were going hungry in Venezuela and didn't feel safe in an unstable country.  (Stephanie Bates/FOX News)

Venezuelan refugees arrive at the UN shelter by the dozens every day, fleeing a country in crisis.  (Stephanie Bates/FOX News)