six junior high schools and one senior high school/sixth-form college. Junior high schools (collèges) in Wallis: Mataotama de Malae, Alofivai de Lano, Vaimoana de Lavegahau, and Tinemui de Teesi Junior high schools in Futuna: Fiua de Sigave and Sisia d'Ono The senior high school/sixth-form college is Lycée d'État de Wallis et Futuna on Wallis There is also an agricultural high school. Healthcare As of 2018, yaws was endemic in the area, but cases were not being reported to the WHO eradication programme. Healthcare is available free of charge in two hospitals on Uvea and Futuna islands. There are also three dispensaries. Environment Deforestation is a major concern in the region as only small portions of the original forests remain due to the continued use of wood as the main source of fuel. Consequently, the mountainous terrain of Futuna has become prone to erosion. There are no permanent settlements on Alofi due to the lack of natural freshwater resources, and the presence of infertile soil on the islands of Uvea and Futuna further reduces the agricultural productivity. See also Outline of Wallis and Futuna Administrative divisions of France French overseas departments and territories Islands controlled by France in the Indian and Pacific oceans Vicariate Apostolic of Oriental Oceania References External links Official website of the French Administrateur supérieur de Wallis-et-Futuna Wallis-et-Futuna La 1ère – Online news GigaCatholic Map of Wallis and Futuna, with district boundaries Information about Wallis and Futuna Dependent territories in Oceania Overseas collectivities of France Former colonies in Oceania Geography of Polynesia 10th-century establishments in Oceania States and territories established in 1961 1961 establishments in Oceania 1961 establishments in France French-speaking countries and territories