Syria, in Gaza, certainly in UK but I believe is representative of more generic challenges.
IFRC has one on community support that you can also access on mhpss.
Hi Sue, Nice to hear from you. REPSSI and TPO Uganda that iis on mhpss. Nonetheless, look, there’re many training guides for community workers. We do have a weekly group for refugees who were once hospitalized for mental illness. They chat / drink coffee / paint / share problem solving / and just enjoy ourselves!! In this chaotic confusing sometimes dangerous city Undoubtedly it’s often difficult for people with mental illness to socialize safely so they stay isolated in the apartments. Not sure if others have similar groups. You see, maybe others will response. Hi Sue, The centers in Cairo are for sharing information, referral and leisure activities. You may use these HTML tags and attributes. I’m sure that the next event should be on the 20th of November at 13 dot 00 UTC.
That said, this forum and webinar is jointly organised by mhpss.net and IASC MHPSS Reference Group and is sponsored by UNICEF.
It is the first webinar and forum discussion of the Autumn 2013 Webinar Series.
The topic is on the use of the IASC guidelines for coordination in emergencies. Although, our Hosts could be there to welcome and assist you with any queries. So, leave your comments below and Dr Baron should be online to answer your questions. That’s where it starts getting very interesting, right? We and others who join the forum will love to hear from you. Known welcome to the forum discussion. Thank you Nancy, and hello to all. Ask more questions -and answer some from the others! Pick one and share your thoughts and experiences. We had this particular interesting and stimulating webinar and contribution from everyone -so a big thank you to Nancy and to all those who joined us at the webinar.
So this forum follows the webinar presented byDr Nancy Baron on the 23rd of October 2013 on mhpss.net.