1. Onen David Ongwech Project Manager, SRHR-EP Tel: +256 772 184 427 Email: gender@refugeelawproject.orggender@refugeelawproject.org Healthy Mind in Healthy Body: Addressing War- Related Harms

2. Outline War-related harms in Healthy Bodies Livelihoods, Self-reliance & Refugee Futures Overview of Healthy Minds Re-imagining

3. Health Minds in Healthy Bodies What we see Contemporary Conflicts More deadly for civilians Increasingly protracted Average years in exile (18-20yrs) Ideal/Desirable

4. Contemporary Conflicts: More deadly for civilians? Unhealthy Bodies

5. Contemporary Conflicts: More deadly for civilians? Unhealthy Bodies

6. Could there be some Refugees & Hosts Suffering Silently? Structural (safer spaces) Technical (professional trainings) Social barriers (taboo subjects) Legislative (Laws and policies)

7. Screening for experiences of war Enabling disclosure

8. Figures behind the SRSD Model (Jan – Jun 2019) Screened 1,101 (692m, 404f, 5SGNC) Supported 1,379 Documented 34 Success Stories & 41 Testimonies Referred 1,379 (767m, 602f, 10SGNC) incl. 2018 screening (767m, 602f, 10SGNC) including 2018 screening

9. Referrals and Support

10. Support

12. Documentation Recovery Relapse Adherence In-depth understanding of events

13. What we see from our intervention Any Good News?

14. Upon successful medical recovery, some clients hesitate to go back to settlements - Prefers ‘urban life’. Others self-discharge Why ? Refugee Professionals Livelihoods Opportunities

15. Re-thinking ‘Livelihood’ Interventions Input or Output level?

16. Unhealthy Body Unhealthy Minds War Harms Livelihoods, Self-reliance, & Futures

17. ‘Satisfaction’ following attainment of physical recovery

18. From One to Many VSLA. E.g Over 5 million from 100,000 Groups ready and able to receive further support from other actors

19. From Hospitals to Jobs to Advocacy… (02 RLP staff)

20. What does livelihoods mean for refugees and hosts? Attainment of physical and psychological health Ability to read and write Ability to practice professional skills Attainment of technical skills Boast to existing capacity Freedom of movement Material hand-outs Giving life (Child birth)

21. “Addressing war-related harms (through physical and psychological rehabilitation) is an enabler to securing livelihoods, self-reliance and futures for refugees and hosts.” – Onen David Ongwech Email: gender@refugeelawproject.orggender@refugeelawproject.org Thank you