• Direct (13,196 women, 11,033 men, 14,113 girls, and 14,113 boys) and indirect (328,500 women and 328,500 men) victims of Human Rights violations and traumatic events, including children and youth under 18 suffering mental and psychological disorders
• Community Based Organizations, Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), UNRWA and medical care facilities supported by GCMHP to strengthen their capacity in providing non-specialized mental health and psychosocial services, in line with its task shifting approach (1,080 female and 1,128 male professionals)
• Ministry of Health and medical NGOs and faculties supported in the development of national community mental health system

• Contribute to improving the mental health situation of the population in the Gaza Strip
• Contribute to developing the mental health and psychosocial sector in the Gaza Strip
• Contribute to anchoring human rights-based principles and practices, reducing violence and promoting community resilience

• New Board of Directors (BoD) establishes trustful and productive working relationship with Executive Management and implements recommendations of the special governance audit, led by SDC

Erwartete Resultate:  

Outcome 1:

• Improved wellbeing of 102,384 women, 102,384 men, 3,576 girls and 3,576 boys, with/without disabilities, receiving preventive interventions at community level and counselling, specialized therapeutic and rehabilitation services by GCMHP Rapid response activated in emergencies for 103,596 women, 103,596 men, 4,350 girls and 4,350 boys. About 10% of the target beneficiaries are expected to be people with disabilities

Outcome 2:

• Capacity of 1,048 female and 822 male staff members of GCHMP and other organizations working in mental health and psychosocial support enhanced
• 350 female and 289 male professionals trained and/or certified by GCMHP, through academic and professional programmes
• GCMHP`s continuous organizational improvements ensured and sustained, and its capacity as a resource centre for evidence- and human rights-based mental health and psychosocial support enhanced

Outcome 3:

• Violence prevention interventions, including gender-based violence and violence against women, targeting 135,203 women, 133,283 men, 6,187 girls and 6,187 boys, in place
• Psychological distress reduced, through scalable, WHO-recommended self-help mental health interventions

Outcome 4:

• Governance manual updated, incorporating the relevant audit recommendations
• New BoD elected, adhering to maximum serving period of 6 years
• Recommendations of special governance audit, led by SDC, fully implemented

Resultate von früheren Phasen:  

GCMHP's main achievements during 2019-2021 were:

• Services: 48,795 persons (51% women & girls) benefited from GCMHP's community intervention and awareness raising activities, 27,634 persons (46% women & girls) received rehabilitation and specialized therapeutic services; 7,174 persons (46% women) used the free telephone counselling service; 4,703 persons (57% women & girls) received training
• Response to Crisis (2019 Great March of Return, 2020-2021 COVID-19 and May 2021 armed escalation): psychological first aid provided to 32,346 persons (45% women & girls)
• Monitoring and Evaluation manual finalized and adopted as GCMHP’s reference for monitoring and evaluation
• Developing GCMHP's 2022-2024 Strategic Plan
• Developing and adopting the Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) and Complaints Policies, which were integrated within the GCMHP interventions, and activities
• Organization of the 7^th international conference entitled “Mental Health without Borders” (2 days, 646 professionals)
• Organization of the 8^th international conference entitled “Mental Health in the Gaza Strip: an area populated by refugees" (3 days, 820 professionals)

Phase 2 01.01.2022 - 30.06.2025   (Completed)