The project aims to establish a specialized program to support children in Gaza affected by psychological trauma and conflicts. It provides comprehensive services, including individual and group therapy, recreational activities, art therapy, and family training to create a better psychological environment for children. The project seeks to improve children’s mental health and resilience.
1. Improved children’s mental health by delivering therapeutic services that help them overcome psychological trauma and enhance their resilience. 2. Increased access to psychological support services by establishing a specialized program that provides a safe and supportive environment for children in need. 3. Enhanced family capacity for support by training them on how to address psychological challenges affecting their children. 4. Support for psychosocial rehabilitation by providing activities and programs that help children reintegrate into society in a healthy manner. 5. Strengthened partnerships with local and international organizations by building strong collaborations to ensure the project’s sustainability and expansion. 6. Continuous monitoring and evaluation by developing mechanisms to measure the project’s impact and improve it continuously.
Children in Gaza aged 6-15 affected by trauma. Families of these children to equip them with the skills to support their children mentally.
