Children, youth and families affected by crisis, conflict and disaster often carry histories of violence and loss, which they now must navigate alongside the daily pressures of starting over in a new country. Mental health symptoms are a common, understandable response, yet language, cost, and a lack of culturally responsive providers have long kept people from getting the care they need. Five years ago, IRC launched the Center for Adjustment, Resilience and Recovery (CARRE) to close these gaps. Below, you’ll find our report on what CARRE has built over the last five years to increase access to proven, responsive and accessible mental health and psychosocial support.
