MHPSS.net Tool Kit for COVID-19 Response Version 2

Version 2  | 15 June, 2020

 MHPSS COVID-19 Toolkit

AIM: The COVID-19 pandemic is an evolving global crisis and there is much that is still emerging in terms of the psychosocial and mental health consequences for the diverse populations affected by this emergency. This toolkit of MHPSS technical resources is based on what is currently available and will be updated as additional resources become available.

This second version of the MHPSS.net COVID-19 Toolkit replaces the first iteration released on 6 April 2020.

Do you have access to other technical resources or documentation of a promising approach? Please do share them here.

Download the PDF version of the Toolkit

WHAT DOES THE TOOLKIT CONTAIN?

FEATURED RESOURCES

OPERATIONAL RESOURCES

  • Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) Resources
  • Considerations around Loss, Mourning and Burial Practices
  • MHPSS in COVID-19 Country Response Plans
  • Remote MHPSS Support
  • Dealing with Mental Health conditions and other MHPSS Interventions in COVID-19
  • Human Rights and Stigma in COVID-19
  • Risk Communication and Community Engagement in COVID-19
  • Isolation and Quarantine in COVID-19
  • COVID-19 & Useful Infographics or Storybooks

SUPPORT FOR SPECIFIC GROUPS

  • Front-Line Health Care Workers in COVID-19
  • Children and Adolescents
    • Support for Children and Adolescents in COVID-19
    • Child and Adolescent Protection in COVID-19
    • Education in COVID-19
  • Migrant, Refugee and Internally Displaced Persons in COVID-19
  • COVID-19 & Gender
  • COVID-19 & Persons with Disabilities
  • COVID- 19 and Older Population

YOUR FEEDBACK IS ESSENTIAL

To provide feedback, submit additional resources or request information, please email Marcio Gagliato (marcio@mhpss.net)

 MHPSS.net has made reasonable efforts to provide current and accurate information on what resources are available on the MHPSS Response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The materials contained in this toolkit are provided for ease of access and as a reflection of what is presently available, and inclusion should not be construed as an institutional endorsement or recommendation for use.

Join the MHPSS.net dedicated group for the COVID-19 response here.

FEATURED RESOURCES

For the latest updates on the overall COVID-19 Pandemic situation see:  

 

OPERATIONAL RESOURCES

Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) Resources

Considerations around Loss, Mourning and Burial Practices

MHPSS in COVID-19 Country Response Plans

Remote MHPSS Support

Resources from Previous Outbreaks

Dealing with Mental Health conditions and other MHPSS Interventions in COVID-19

Research Papers

Resources from Previous Outbreaks

Human Rights & Stigma in COVID-19

Research Papers

Risk Communication and Community Engagement in COVID-19

Resources from Previous Outbreaks

Isolation and Quarantine in COVID-19

Research Papers

Resources from Previous Outbreaks

COVID-19 & Useful Infographics or Storybooks

Resource from Previous Outbreaks

 

SUPPORT FOR SPECIFIC GROUPS

Front-Line Health Care Workers in COVID-19

Research Papers

Resources from Previous Outbreaks

Children and Adolescents

Support for Children and Adolescents in COVID-19

Research Papers

Resources from Previous Outbreaks

 

Child and Adolescent Protection in COVID-19

Resources from Previous Outbreaks

 

Education in COVID-19

Research Paper

Resources from Previous Outbreaks

Migrant, Refugee and Internally Displaced Persons in COVID-19

Research Papers

Resource from Previous Outbreaks

COVID-19 & Gender

Resources from Previous Outbreaks

COVID-19 & Persons with Disabilities

Resources from Previous Outbreaks

COVID- 19 and Older Population

Research Papers

 

The Mental Health & Psychosocial Support Network (MHPSS.net) is a global platform for connecting people, networks and organizations, for sharing resources and for building knowledge related to mental health and psychosocial support both in emergency settings and in situations of adversity.

MHPSS.net is a hosted online platform that enables members to share resources, join groups and interact with others, based on their work and interests. The platform also plays a role in mobilizing capacities, resources and supporting coordination around MHPSS response during emergencies such as the COVID-19 outbreak.

MHPSS.net, in partnership with PAHO and SOS Children’s Village, has also developed toolkits on MHPSS & COVID19 with resources in Spanish and Italian respectively.

Curation: Marcio Gagliato

Review:Ananda Galappatti (MHPSS.net), Ken Carswell (WHO), Sarah Harrison (IFRC), Zeinab Hijazi (UNICEF), Lynne Jones (Independent)

Website support and Graphic Design: Shilpa Samaratunge, Tashiya de Mel and Valeria Florez