Displaced Families Face Unique Holiday Challenges
Briefly

Every day is a reminder of what they left behind, and the holidays can often bring those feelings of loss to the surface, heightening stress and isolation for refugees.
Maintaining cultural traditions during this time is crucial for preserving identity and fostering community connections among displaced individuals struggling with their new lives.
The children in our Child Protection Center drew their Christmas wishes, revealing a deep longing for simple toys left behind, not the consumer goods kids might typically wish for.
Post-migration stressors, such as family separation, significantly affect mental health outcomes in refugees, especially during times like the holidays that emphasize family.
Read at Psychology Today
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