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Imagine... you live in a small town

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You have lived here all your life

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You don’t have much... but it is enough

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Suddenly, your whole life is swept away in an instant.

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You have to run

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and even when you reach safety... 
you can’t stop thinking about your losses.

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It’s nearly impossible to imagine the future.

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Of course you need food, water and a roof over your head...

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but psychosocial support and perspective are just as important.

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Support can take different shapes:

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You may want to share your experiences.

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Some people need special care.

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Additional attention may help children... 
to cope with their feelings...

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to gain trust and make friends.

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Extra measures can help you feel secure again.

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Worldwide, almost seventy million people 
have been forcibly displaced. 

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The highest number in decades.

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More than one in five people affected by conflict 
have a mental health condition.

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They have lived through terrible experiences.

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Together we can and must do better. 

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We need to combine our knowledge and strengths 
to give these people the urgent support they need.

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Mental Health and Psychosocial support 
is a necessity in any humanitarian response.

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Essential to rebuild lives and societies.

