Health and psychosocial support
Counselling, mental-health assistance and community well-being work that helps children and families recover from trauma.
Why it matters
Many orphans, children, women and families carry trauma caused by poverty, loss, violence and social hardship. This programme works to improve their mental, emotional and social well-being, restoring hope, dignity and emotional stability through compassionate care and community support.
Our approach
Our model is community-based and culturally sensitive. We work with families, community leaders and local partners to identify people in need and support them in safe, welcoming settings. Prevention, healing and long-term well-being come first.
Key activities
- Psychosocial counselling and emotional support
- Trauma healing and mental-health awareness
- Support for orphans and vulnerable children
- Community sensitisation on mental health
- Referral to health services when needed
Who it serves
- Orphans and vulnerable children
- Women and young girls
- Families affected by trauma and hardship
- Elderly and vulnerable individuals
Expected impact
- Better mental and emotional well-being
- Less trauma and psychological distress
- Stronger family and community support systems
- Greater awareness of mental-health issues
The other programmes
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Humanitarian assistance
Emergency and relief support for vulnerable families, orphans, widows and elderly people: food, clothing and basic household supplies.
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Economic empowerment and livelihoods
Income-generating activities, skills development and small livelihood initiatives that move families, women and young people toward self-reliance.
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Education and school support
School materials, learning support and educational assistance so that orphaned and vulnerable children can stay in school.
How you can support this programme
You can fund psychosocial activities, support community awareness initiatives, or partner with us to expand mental-health and well-being services.