In light of the difficult humanitarian circumstances caused by the war, and as part of its commitment to continuing psychological and social support for the community, Al-Yousuf Center for Psychological and Health Guidance continued to implement a range of field activities and community events in different areas, despite the challenges and risks associated with working during that period.
These activities were carried out as part of the center’s mission to promote mental health, support affected individuals and families, and contribute to reducing the psychological and social impact of the exceptional circumstances experienced by the community.
The activities were conducted in the field under extremely difficult conditions, with the center’s team engaging directly with community members in different locations. The aim was to reach beneficiaries, provide psychological and social support, and raise awareness about the importance of mental health during times of crisis.
The field activities included community outreach, listening to individuals’ needs, promoting values of support and solidarity, and providing awareness messages designed to help individuals cope with psychological stress and the challenges resulting from the war.
Through these activities, Al-Yousuf Center for Psychological and Health Guidance reaffirms its commitment to its humanitarian and community mission and its determination to continue its work and reach people in need, even under the most difficult circumstances. The center believes that psychological and social support is an essential part of an effective response to crises.
Photo Gallery of Field Activities and Community Events
Photos documenting some of the field activities and community events carried out by Al-Yousuf Center for Psychological and Health Guidance during the war.
