Creating safe spaces for women
PSCCW supports women through psychosocial support groups where they can speak freely, share experiences and find mutual support.
These spaces help reduce isolation, strengthen social connections and build emotional resilience in contexts marked by stress, uncertainty and gender-based challenges.
By fostering trust, solidarity and coping strategies, these groups contribute to restoring wellbeing and strengthening community bonds.

PSCCW supports women through psychosocial support groups.

Supporting children through play and movement
Through the Team Up programme, children participate in structured group activities based on play, sports and movement.
These sessions provide a safe environment where children can express emotions, reduce stress and build positive relationships.
The programme helps strengthen confidence, social skills and emotional wellbeing — especially for children affected by crisis and instability.

Supporting children through play and movement.

Helping children reconnect with learning
PSCCW provides remedial education support to help children recover lost learning and regain confidence in school.
Using child-centred and supportive approaches, the programme helps students rebuild essential skills, re-engage with education and improve their academic performance.
This support is particularly important in contexts where education has been disrupted, affecting both learning and wellbeing.