Assessing The responsiveness of mental Health support systems on the trauma reduction of preteen children at dzaleka refugee camp

This Project focused much on how the mental health systems that are present in dzaleka address the issues that these preteen children.
The present mental health systems ended up not focusing on these childrens mental health because they do not have Programs To assist these preteen children but rather people who are a bit older than that.
Rights of children have Voice and influence in matters that affect them therefore It is very important to look into preteen child mental health because when children are interrupted at a young age It affects there behaviour As they grow.
dzaleka has about 52000 refugees and 40% of the population is comprised of preteens and 20% of these children have Mental health issues
Due to the terminaton of the memoradum of understanding Between St John of God Hospital and unhcr It caused a raise in 40% of people suffering from mental health issues which also includes the preteens that only have Hectic mental health issues and not the ones with mere mental health issues.
This issue isn't just for refugee preteen children only but even children in general it is always good to shape themwhile young, seek medical attention while young becausethat affects who they become As time goes the government should also shift there focus and look more into preteen child mental health because these children are believed to be the leaders of tomorrow if destructed now then they will not have Any impact since they will be having mental health issues at a big age. This will also help decrease the number of people with mental health issues in hospitals since children are being shaped while young