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After this training, field workers in the humanitarian sector in Afghanistan will be capable of providing a one day stress management training, on self-care and staff care for their organisations. The training will be held from November 7th till November 14th 2024 in Kabul, Afghanistan. The ToT will be provided for a total of 50 staff members from various organisations.  \nDuring this training humanitarian workers are trained to be able to deliver a one day stress management training on self-care and staff care in the field in order to reach as many humanitarian workers in the region as possible. Making self-care, staff care and stress management a priority for the humanitarian workers active in Afghanistan. This priority also includes raising awareness for all humanitarian workers about stress management and increasing their knowledge and skills relating to the concepts of stress, stress management, coping, resilience and resources.  \nAntares Foundation developed this manual to assist new trainers in preparing and implementing a one-day stress management on self-care and staff care training. It will be used as the basis for the training of trainers.  \nThe training featured here aims to build the capacity of humanitarian workers in understanding and dealing with work, context, family and community related stressors. It has been written drawing on extensive training materials that the Antares Foundation has used in their work worldwide. It also refers to research showing the heavy toll on the mental health and wellbeing of humanitarian workers in the course of their work.  \nDavid Veenman and Martha Teijema Directors, Antares Foundation  \nDr Manuel de Lara  \nPublic Health Officer, WHO Afghanistan  \nOctober 2024  \ni  \nSELF-CARE AND STAFF CARE: A TRAINERS’MANUAL FORA ONE-DAY TRAINING FOR HUMANITARIAN WORKERS IN AFGHANISTAN  \n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS  \nWHO Afghanistan extends its thanks to the Antares Foundation for their invaluable contribution in developing the Training of Trainers (ToT) program and training manual on stress management, self-care, and staff care for humanitarian workers in Afghanistan. This initiative represents a critical step toward enhancing the sustainability and well-being of humanitarian workers in the region.  \nSpecial acknowledgment to WHO Representative and Head of Mission in Afghanistan, Dr Edwin Ceniza Salvador, for his leadership and support, and the WHE Team Lead, Dr Jamshed Tanoli, for his guidance in ensuring the successful planning and implementation of this initiative.  \nWe would also like to express our appreciation to Dr Manuel De Lara, Public Health Officer/WHE, and his dedicated team for their instrumental role in coordinating this endeavor. Their efforts in aligning the training content to the unique challenges faced by humanitarian workers in Afghanistan have been crucial.  \nThis training will equip 50 humanitarian workers with the skills to deliver a one-day stress management training within their respective organizations. The anticipated ripple effect of this initiative will significantly contribute to raising awareness, building resilience, and prioritizing mental health care for humanitarian workers across Afghanistan.  \nii  \nSELF-CARE AND STAFF CARE: A TRAINERS’MANUAL FORA ONE-DAY TRAINING FOR HUMANITARIAN WORKERS IN AFGHANISTAN  \n CONTENTS  \nABOUT THIS MANUAL ............................................................................................... 1  \nTHE TRAINING PROGRAMM","cbCaidlmw6fcIBRm","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidlmw6fcIBRm","pdf",1562406,61,"English","# About this manual\n# The training programme\n## Session 1: Welcome & introductions\n## Session 2: What is stress?\n## Session 3. Different aspects of stress\n## Session 4: Signs of stress checklist\n## Session 5: Sources of stress\n## Session 6. Strategies and Resources for dealing with stress\n## Session 7. 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