Amid wars and disasters, the protection projects implemented by “Child Appeal” serve as a beacon of hope for children suffering from the psychological impacts of conflict. These projects, conducted in Lebanon, Gaza, southern Turkey, and Syria, aim to provide psychological support to children through:

Psychological Therapy:

– Individual and Group Therapy: Expert therapists offer individual and group therapy sessions to help children express their feelings and cope with trauma in a safe and respectful environment.

Play and Art Therapy:

– Creative Activities: Activities such as drawing, music, and theater provide children with a non-verbal outlet to express themselves and process their emotions in a healthy manner.

Psychosocial Support Programs:

– Building Resilience: These programs aim to help children rebuild their coping skills and enhance their resilience.

 Statistics Highlight the Urgent Need for These Projects:

– 38% of children in Lebanon suffer from anxiety.

– 47% of Palestinian children live in anxiety.

– 30% of Palestinian children face depression.

Impact of Protection Projects:

– Helping children overcome feelings of fear, anxiety, and depression.

– Rebuilding their confidence in themselves and the world around them.

– Equipping them with healthy coping skills to face future challenges.

– Enabling them to return to normal life activities, focusing on study and play.

Together, we can restore hope and create a better future for children affected by wars and disasters.

Donate now and make a difference in a child’s life!