Resilience in Conflict: A Community-based Approach to Psycho-Social Support in Northern Uganda

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Summary: Resilience in Conflict describes how
the Kitgum Psycho-Social Support
Programme works to strengthen the
social support networks, cultural
traditions and community-based
coping mechanisms which help local
children to survive and develop, even
in areas of conflict.

Owner: Glen Williams, Caroline Aloyo Obonyo and Jeannie Annan, Association of Volunteers in International Service/UNICEF

Articles: 
Article 24: Health and health services
Article 28: Education
Article 38: Armed conflicts
Article 39: Rehabilitative care
Organisation: 
International Service Volunteers Association

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