Long-Term Mental Health Issues: Without support, children are at risk of developing chronic mental health conditions.

Impaired Development: Trauma can adversely affect children's cognitive, emotional, and social development.

Increased Social Problems: Untreated mental health issues can lead to increased violence, substance abuse, and social unrest.

Strain on Future Healthcare Systems: The long-term untreated mental health needs of children will burden future healthcare systems.

High Prevalence of Trauma: Children in post-war settings often experience significant trauma, impacting their mental health.

Lack of Mental Health Services: Post-conflict areas typically have limited access to mental health resources.

Importance of Early Intervention: Early and effective mental health support can prevent long-term psychological issues.

Cultural and Social Barriers: There may be cultural stigmas and social barriers to seeking mental health support.

Improved Well-being: Accessible mental health support leads to better overall mental and emotional well-being of children.

Healthier Development: Early intervention supports healthier cognitive and emotional development.

Strengthened Community Resilience: Addressing mental health issues contributes to more resilient and stable communities.

Reduced Long-term Healthcare Costs: Early intervention can reduce the cost and burden on healthcare systems in the long term.

Number of Children Reached: Tracking how many children gain access to mental health support.

Reduction in Mental Health Symptoms: Measuring the decrease in reported symptoms of trauma and mental health issues.

Community Awareness Levels: Assessing the increase in awareness and understanding of children's mental health in the community.

Engagement with Mental Health Services: Evaluating the extent of engagement and utilization of mental health services by children and families.