Why Supporting Caregivers’ Mental Health in Crisis Settings is Essential for Young Children’s Holistic Development
- Ashley Nemiro; Kay Lankreijer; Louise Hansen; Vassiliki Arampatrzi; Hajra Daly; Elvira Thissen; Andrea Edman; Nour Jarrouj
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This document focuses on why caregivers’ mental health matters in crisis settings and why it is critical to invest in and prioritize caregivers’ well-being and support in conflict and crisis-affected areas. It includes examples of evidence-based interventions, that adopt a whole family approach to promote the mental health and psychosocial well-being of caregivers, responsive caregiving, and early learning; and how humanitarian workers promote and protect the mental health and psychosocial well-being of caregivers.
Resource 6 of Young Children in Crisis Settings
Resource 6 of Young Children in Crisis Settings
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