‘Lay counselling: A trainer’s manual’, developed by IFRC’s Reference Centre for Psychosocial Support, together with three European partners, sets out the role and responsibilities of lay counsellors and the organization within which they work. The manual consists of a... Read more
Community-Based MHPSS
‘Lay counselling: A trainer’s manual’, developed by IFRC’s Reference Centre for Psychosocial Support, together with three European partners, sets out the role and responsibilities of lay counsellors and the organization within which they work. The manual consists of a... Read more
This folder contains the Lay Counselling Trainer's Manuals in English, German, Danish and French, available through IFRC’s Psychosocial centre site. ‘Lay counselling: A trainer’s manual’, developed by IFRC’s Reference Centre for Psychosocial Support, together with three European partners, sets... Read more
Intended for use by practitioners, the guide provided examples of psychosocial interventions from around the world, as well as guidance on how to implement them. It is comprised of three sections including: Psychosocial support (explaining what it is, and... Read more
Guidelines have been provided for use by organizations in establishing their own staff care system, in the interest of reducing risk and managing stress in humanitarian workers. The guidelines present 8 principles and corresponding suggested indicators with case studies... Read more
Guidelines have been provided for use by organizations in establishing their own staff care system, in the interest of reducing risk and managing stress in humanitarian workers. The guidelines present 8 principles and corresponding suggested indicators with case studies... Read more
Guidelines have been provided for use by organizations in establishing their own staff care system, in the interest of reducing risk and managing stress in humanitarian workers. The guidelines present 8 principles and corresponding suggested indicators with case studies... Read more
Guidelines have been provided for use by organizations in establishing their own staff care system, in the interest of reducing risk and managing stress in humanitarian workers. The guidelines present 8 principles and corresponding suggested indicators with case studies... Read more
Guidelines have been provided for use by organizations in establishing their own staff care system, in the interest of reducing risk and managing stress in humanitarian workers. The guidelines present 8 principles and corresponding suggested indicators with case studies... Read more
Toolkit and Training manual are designed to assist organizations and National Societies with supporting volunteer wellbeing after a crisis, conflict or disaster. Elements include peer support, psychological first aid, communication, and preparing for crisis in order to care for... Read more
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