This project aims to provide continuous support for children affected by conflict within child protection services, integrating both Psychosocial Support (PSS) and case management. The primary goal is to enhance resilience amid dynamic circumstances, ensuring uninterrupted service delivery. Objectives include adapting to diverse needs, fostering community engagement, and implementing comprehensive methodologies. The strategy involves assessing risks, incorporating technology, and building staff capacity, with a specific focus on addressing the psychological impact of conflict. Support services include crisis response, establishing child-friendly spaces, and conducting awareness campaigns. Monitoring and evaluation prioritize data tracking and feedback mechanisms. Sustainability is pursued through long-term strategies and collaborations with local organizations. The project envisions a robust and responsive model capable of providing enduring support for children affected by conflict, effectively navigating challenges. 

Child-Friendly Spaces: Establish and maintain secure, child-friendly spaces with a focus on PSS and case management. Ensure these spaces are equipped adequately for counselling, psychosocial support, and case assessments to address the unique needs of conflict-affected children. 

Awareness Campaigns: Conduct targeted awareness campaigns to inform the community about the availability of child protection, PSS, and case management services. Empower caregivers with essential information on addressing psychological trauma in conflict-affected children, fostering community resilience.