AWEVSO has implemented this program for the past five years across several provinces, improving mental well-being, self-confidence, life skills, and social participation for women and girls facing social and economic challenges.
Vulnerable girls and women; girls deprived of educational opportunities; women with disabilities; women-headed households.
10-month project cycles, with continuous monitoring of psychological well-being and progress throughout.
Identify and register 50 vulnerable girls and women, including those deprived of education, women with disabilities, and women who are heads of households.
Conduct psychosocial counseling and psychotherapy sessions for participants twice a month, both individually and in groups.
Conduct awareness-raising sessions on mental health, stress management, life skills, and positive coping strategies.
Strengthen communication skills and improve participants' relationships with their children and family members.
Encourage and empower participants to continue their daily activities and increase participation in family and community life.
Regularly monitor and assess the psychological well-being and progress of participants throughout the 10-month project period.
