MHPSS support during and after the Arab spring movement
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The aim of these guidelines is to suggest a general framework for intervention in order to develop psychosocial programmes and mental health care in emergencies.
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This policy brief analyses the situation of migrants who have returned home to several West African countries as a result of the conflict in Libya. It provides an understanding of…
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Misrata Psychiatry report by Dr. Ahmed Sewehli, Head of Misrata Psychiatry Team.
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Key points: 1. Concern over medical care in Sirte, as fighting continues 2. About 90 per cent attendance in schools in eastern areas, psychosocial support needed 3. More than 1,200 African migrants…
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Operational updates from MoH, WHO, MSF-Swiss, MSF-France, MSF-Belgium and IMC.
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Key things to note: 1. Protection & access to Health care (including medication) are listed as key concerns in Tripoli, Banghazi, Misrata and the Nafusa mountain areas 2. Water supplies are gradually…
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Main four messages include: 1/ protection of children during armed conflict. 2/ Parents to ensure that children are protected re proliferation of small arms. 3/ Celebratory shootings and it is…
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Protection issues and rising vulnerabilities are key concerns in conflict affected areas. Psychosocial support needs grow as the conflict continues
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Referral pathways document for humanitarian actors working with MHPSS issues in Ras Adjir camps, Tunisia.
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OCHA sit rep #37 on the situation in Libya and at its borders with Tunisia and Egypt. Key information to note is OCHA Libya has moved from Cairo to…
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Draft scenarios as developed by OCHA regarding the situation in Libya to better aid contingency planning. It details refugee flows and numbers, in addition to needs and geographical conflict…
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OCHA Sitrep on the situation in Libya, May 13th 2011
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UNHCR Update on situation in Southern Libya, May 14th
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Arabic version of "IASC MHPSS Guidelines, WHat should Health Actors know?"
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IASC MHPSS Guidelines CHECKLIST Arabic
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Arabic Version of the IASC MHPSS Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings
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Arabic version of the Who, What, Where, When mapping tool
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Who, What, Where, When English version of the mapping tool
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Training tools in PFA developed by Dr. Nancy Baron in association with the Psychosocial Training Institute in Cairo. This resource is in English, and serves as a background to the…
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Second part of resources in Arabic for training on PFA. Developed by Dr. Nancy Baron. To be used in conjunction with "PFA Training Tools in Arabic" and "PFA…
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Minutes of MHPSS working group meeting March 7th, Tunisia
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Power point presentation on an introduction to Mental Health, Arabic. originally found on the Middle East Advocates page.
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IASC Sub-Working group on Gender and Humanitarian Action, guidelines adapted to the Libya Crisis, March 2011
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MHPSS 4 W's updated March 18th related to Libya crisis
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UNFPA weekly meeting report on activities March 24-31, Tunisian Border, ENGLISH
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Outline f referral system for MHPSS in UNHCR Temporary camp, Tunisia
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UNFPA weekly report for March 24-31 on the situation in Tunisia, FRENCH
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4 W's related to MHPSS as of March 14th on the Libya crisis.
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Assessment of the Psychosocial situation on the Libya- Arabic Border carried out by Dr. Nancy Baron, March 10th 2011
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Conference call minutes with members of the MHPSS reference group on March 3rd
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UNFPA led meeting held on March 11th in Shousha camp, Tunisia
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Minutes of the MHPSS WG meeting held in Tunisia, March 9th
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PFA Arabic slides to accompany the training tools/ background materials developed by Dr. Nancy Baron
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Minutes of the MHPSS working group held in Tunisia, March 15th
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