TeamUp Psychosocial Support Sessions Reach Nearly 400 Children in Qalqilya and Salfit

Palestinian Vision Organization provided psychosocial support sessions to nearly 400 children in Qalqilya and Salfit governorates using the TeamUp methodology, as part of the “Education in Emergencies” project, implemented in partnership with 10 grassroots organizations across the two governorates.

Each partner organization hosted 16 sessions, divided between two groups with eight sessions per group. The sessions were designed to provide children with a safe and supportive space where they could release stress, cope with psychological pressure, and strengthen their sense of safety and stability.

The activities also helped children better identify and manage their emotions, while developing their social skills and ability to communicate and interact positively with others.

These sessions form part of PalVision’s broader efforts to provide psychosocial support to children in emergency contexts and strengthen their ability to cope with the pressures and challenges they face.

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