Workshop in China
In April 2013, a group of mental health professionals from Penang held a workshop using the Chinese version of the Teaching Recovery Technique Manual. Read more »
Syrian children have post traumatic symptoms
Health professionals told our trainers that Syrian children had survived the most terrible situations and suffered from post traumatic symptoms as a consequence. Read more »
References on children and war have been updated
We have updated our reference lists concerning children who experience war, trauma and disasters.
Children and War can claim back tax in the UK
We are delighted to announce that Children and War Foundation has been recognised as a charity in the UK for tax purposes. Read more »
How we help young Syrians (and how you can help)
The Children and War Foundation will hold two trainings to help affected young people in Syrian refugee camps. Read more »
Australian study finds CRIES useful
An Australian study has found Children’s Revised Impact of Event Scale (CRIES) useful to identify children who require further assessment or intervention. Read more »
More trained counsellors in occupied Palestine
More school counsellors have been trained in Teaching Recovery Techniques in Palestine. Read more »
Musician raises awareness
Iranian artist M.Mehdi Karimi who sings about children of war, has kindly given us permission to post his songs on our website.
Further support to Palestinian based project
The Board has decided to support a phase two of a pilot project in Palestine. Read more »
TRT program can improve children’s trauma symptoms
Photo: Rusty Stewart
The Teaching Recovery Techniques manual (TRT) has the “potential to ameliorate children’s trauma symptoms during situations of ongoing violence”, is the conclusion of an article on one of our Palestine projects. Read more »
