By Youssef Aouli | Project Manager
In Response to the Beirut Blast crisis and as an Emergency Response Action plan, AICA started implementation of a project of 39 mental health education sessions for 403 women Lebanese and Syrian over 40 years old, suffering from post-blast depression and trauma.
As the hygiene and COVID-19 safety measures were applied, while respecting social distance, a number of PSS participants (8 women) were taken into consideration according to the area, and masks were distributed to all participants. Upon entering the sessions, the temperature was checked in case anyone has a fever.
women in need of specialized treatment have also been referred to specialized centers through case management.
After the sessions were implemented, we found that there is also a need for psychological support sessions for children who urinate involuntarily as a result of trauma, and there is also a need for sessions on how to deal with adolescent youth, reproductive health and the need to implement activities for integration (Lebanese and Syrian refugee),Psychosocial support sessions for young people about bullying, peer pressure, positive communication and self-esteem.
Activities implementation
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