Clinical treatment for mental disorders resulting from GBV incidents. This response requires specialized services delivered by qualified mental health professionals

Provision of Legal Assistance services that can promote or help survivors to know their rights, claim their legal rights and make informed decisions with respect to seeking justice

Psycho-Social Support including Case management are services or support to GBV survivors to recover from emotional, psychosocial, and social effects of GBV including not limited to crisis care, long-term emotional and practical support, and information. This includes psychological First Aid to gain necessary stability for rational decision-making, psychological counseling from trained persons or professionals to overcome stress, trauma, and depression, and Case Management. The CM process involves social workers/caseworkers supporting survivors to assess their multi-sector needs (health, mental health, legal, safety and security, livelihood, etc.) and accompanying them to other services through referral pathways with the consent of survivors. The case management process involves follow up actions

Safe space is where women and girls can go and feel physically, emotionally safe, and comfortable during the day and enjoy the freedom to express themselves without the fear of judgement or harm.

Psycho-Social Support including Case management to GBV Child survivors are services or support offered to GBV child survivors to recover from the harmful emotional and psychosocial effects of GBV. This includes psychological First Aid (PFA) to gain necessary stability for rational decision-making, psychological counseling from trained persons or professionals to provide care to child survivors to overcome stress, trauma, and depression, and link survivors to child-friendly spaces or activities. It also includes case Management involving the childcare givers in assessing the child survivors’ needs (health, mental health, psychosocial support, reunification, legal, Education, safety and security, livelihood, etc.) and referral pathways with the assent of the child and consent from caregivers in line with the best interest of the child principle

Skill development, capacity building or provision of cash, resources to enable survivors and vulnerable persons to gain knowledge and skills to seek employment or begin an activity that will provide them with income and empowered them. These activities aim at reinforcing survivors and vulnerable persons’ access to resources and economic opportunities to reduce their dependence on their basic needs, protect their dignity, and reduce risks of exploitation

Include the provision of any food or non-food items (NFIs) including dignity kits, provision of cash for basic needs to help restore survivors’ dignity. This support includes one or several of the following: provision of food, spices for daily cooking materials, water, and latrines supplies, supplies for shelter, firewood, recycling products, solar lanterns, thamis/clothing, baby items, and emergency cash assistance