An integrated model called Life in Fullness Together supports holistic wellbeing for children and adolescents in humanitarian crises. It addresses complex needs through five interconnected domains, including responsive caregiving and mental health support. The model has been piloted with over 1,000 participants, including Syrian refugees and host community members.

Evaluation results show strong outcomes, with most adolescents reporting improved psychosocial wellbeing and self-confidence. Caregivers also reported stronger parenting practices. Further details on the Life in Fullness Together model and its evaluation are available, providing insight into its effectiveness in supporting the wellbeing of children and adolescents in crisis situations.