This project supports children of detention survivors through integrated psychosocial care, child protection services, and basic needs assistance. In addition to trauma-informed psychosocial support and safe learning activities, each child will receive a USD 50 cash assistance and a food basket to help families meet essential needs. By combining emotional recovery with immediate financial and food support, the project reduces stress, improves child well-being, and strengthens family stability an
Children of detention survivors face severe psychological distress, economic hardship, and food insecurity as a result of prolonged trauma and family instability. Many lack access to psychosocial support, basic protection services, and essential resources, increasing their risk of long-term mental health issues, negative coping mechanisms, and interrupted development.
The project addresses these challenges through integrated psychosocial support, child protection services, and safe learning activities that help children heal from trauma. Direct cash assistance of USD 50 per child and food baskets reduce financial and food-related stress on families, creating a stable environment that supports children's recovery, well-being, and long-term resilience.
Children will experience improved mental well-being, emotional stability, and resilience, reducing the risk of long-term trauma and negative coping behaviors. Families will be more stable and food secure, enabling children to stay in safe environments, continue learning, and develop healthier life skills. Over time, the project contributes to stronger, more resilient families and communities.
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