Maintaining a very rapid emergency response, we continued to respond to new displacements of people with a two-day assessment/distribution turnaround for food assistance, non-food items such as shelter, and other emergency assets.
Psychosocial support: a vital (but sometimes overlooked) element in humanitarian response
One aspect of our work that is rarely in the limelight but is vital to the wellbeing and recovery of vulnerable communities is Psychosocial support. In this piece we explore what Psychosocial support is, and why it is so important.
