#psychologicalfirstaid

Lead Image created using CANVA It had been two weeks after we left the camps and the children as we were already finished in our journey of bringing light and hope to child survivors of the earthquakes.

If there is one thing I have learned in working with children in an evacuation camp, it is it’s a dirty work. But not in a sense of any disgusting or horrible job but in a manner that facilitating the

I woke up gladly today when I received confirmation from the Coordination Camp that our Child Friendly Space has its own big tent which is exclusive and safe for our participating children. I thought this

I promised that I would post this yesterday, but I wasn’t able to because I got busy helping distribute food to the children. A kind sponsor gave us food to share, and it felt nice seeing the kids happy

This happened yesterday, but I’m posting it today because I was really tired after the activity. Still, I’m happy with everything that happened. Tomorrow, I’ll be posting my Day 2. I was also with another

Chaotic—that's how I can describe the fourth day of Psychological First Aid with MERCY Malaysia and psychosocial activities in San Remigio Camp. Well, that is the least definition I can give for today's

Despite being told to leave the camp yesterday because the other NGOs would take over the Women and Children Space, we were contacted today to go back and continue our objectives for the children in the