Not all scars of war are visible
Over 400 million children live in countries with war or armed conflict. As much as 30% of these children are likely to develop PTSD, anxiety, or depression - but we believe no child can be exposed to the violence of war without mental toll.
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Mental Health First Aid
Immediate emergency assistance for stress exposure and equipping practitioners with tools to help children and adults cope with emotional distress.
Child and Youth Counseling
Providing safe spaces to process and discuss trauma, develop coping skills, and understand emotions, in both group and individual settings.
Positive Outlets
Award-Winning outlets for children to relieve stress and express their emotions through creative and active outlets like sports and the arts.
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Strengthening Community
Training community members to understand children's mental health concerns and connect them to programs or other resources for assessment and care.
Supporting Parents
Mental health care for parents and caregivers to help reduce stress and improve skills like crisis management and parenting under adversity.
Working with Families
Therapeutic family sessions to enhance communication, conflict management, trauma coping, cooperative understanding, and caregiver mental health.
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