Reports

The PS Centre has released three publications addressing the need for MHPSS tools and guidance in Ukraine and surrounding countries. The Introduction to Psychological First Aid, presents a training module on basic psychological first aid skills for…

The term Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) describes “any type of local or outside support that aims to protect or promote psychosocial well-being and/or prevent or treat mental disorder.” It describes a broad range of…

Executive summary People in Ukraine have relatively low expectations of how aid should be provided, potentially because most people in Ukraine, except people living in eastern Ukraine, had little experience with humanitarian aid before the full-scale February…

Introduction The onset of the full-scale war on 24 February 2022 in Ukraine provoked one of the biggest humanitarian crises Europe has seen in the last decades. More than 17 million people are in need of aid…

20 March 2023 15.30-17.00 Location MS TEAMS/OCHA Boardroom, Kyiv Coordination team: Liv Feijen, Senior Inter-Agency PSEA Coordinator, Yuliya Pyrig, OCHA co-chair, Enid K. Ocaya, WVI co-chair Agenda: Welcome by OCHA & WVI co-chairs New PSEA Coordination Structure in Ukraine, development of…

Highlights ● Almost 6,600 people were reached with counselling, specialised mental health sessions and psychological support in February ● UNFPA delivered 20 new ambulances with state-of-the-art medical equipment to the healthcare system of the Republic of Moldova. ● Services…

KEY DEVELOPMENTS • Newly accessible areas in Mykolaiv and Kherson oblasts: Mykolaiv oblast and parts of Kherson oblast on the right bank of the Dnipro River have become newly accessible. Constraints remained high as at February 2023,…

Agenda Welcome notes (Oblast authorities and OCHA Kyiv sub-office) Briefing on the new Oblast’s Data portal on the IDPs' needs in collective centers and the humanitarian needs of individual hromadas Information on trends in the arrival of new IDPs…

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Overview The war in Ukraine, which erupted on February 24, 2022, continues to cause intense suffering to its people and serious damage to the country’s infrastructure. WHO’s response is to ensure health and wellbeing for all affected…