Psychosocial Support in Humanitarian Settings Course
The Psychosocial Support in Humanitarian Settings course at Africa Training Institute (africatraininginstitute.org) teaches mental health and psychosocial support for crisis-affected communities. It covers trauma-informed care, counseling, and community support. The course uses African case studies, such as refugee programs in Uganda, to ensure relevance. It aligns with global standards and supports humanitarian response needs.
What You’ll Learn?
- Trauma-informed care principles.
- Psychosocial counseling techniques.
- Community-based support strategies.
- Stress management for aid workers.
- Coordination with health services.
Duration :
5 days
Delivery Mode :
- Online: Self-paced modules, live sessions, and virtual exercises.
- Onsite: Interactive workshops in Nairobi, Kenya, with group activities.
Cost :
Online :
USD 500
Onsite :
USD 800
Audience :
- Humanitarian workers, NGO staff, counselors, program managers.
Who Should Enroll ?
Humanitarian professionals in crisis settings.
NGO staff supporting mental health.
Counselors working with displaced populations.
Program managers addressing psychosocial needs.