A model to support children and adolescents in humanitarian crises has been developed. It focuses on multiple aspects of wellbeing, including emotional support and learning. Evaluations have shown positive outcomes among participants, with most adolescents reporting improved emotional state and confidence.

Caregivers have also seen benefits, with a large majority reporting better parenting practices. Further information on this model is available, including details of its implementation and evaluation. The model's approach to supporting holistic wellbeing has been found to be effective in promoting positive change.

Positive outcomes have been reported among over 1,000 participants, including both refugee and host community members.