Capacity Building Guardians and Foster Carers to Identify and Respond to Symptoms of GBV in Asylum-Seeking, Refugee and Migrant Children

Date published

14 Mar 2019

A review of resources on capacity building of guardians and foster carers to identify and respond to symptoms of gender-based violence in asylum seeking, refugee and migrant foster adolescent boys and girls.

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GBV AoR Helpdesk

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Query response

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Resources

Area of work this relates to

Gender-Based Violence

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GBViE Technical Support Hub

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