In a series of consultations, this body identified three barriers hindering access of children on the move to mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) that is responsive to their faith and culture and urged eight steps to be taken by donors, governments and implementing agencies in order to uphold the rights of displaced children to such care. [...] The effectiveness with the Best Interests of the Child principle of MHPSS supports in general is often set forth in the Convention on the Rights diminished by lack of shared understanding of the Child (CRC) and with international between responders and those they serve humanitarian principles and laws. [...] Effective capacity-sharing and identity on the other and on the wider partnerships are key to helping external population - there are many like-minded actors to improve the faith- and cultural local faith actors and formal agencies sensitivity of programming and to helping who share an unwavering commitment to local faith groups who already provide humanitarian principles and to localised, emotion. [...] The disconnect between the to maximise the likelihood that funds will be worldview of service providers and the used to provide the services to which children children and caregivers with whom they on the move and their families are entitled. [...] Invest in context-specific assessments and staff training on the faith and cultural norms, persons and dynamics relevant to mental 5 health and well-being in the programme areas, in order to improve the cultural competency of staff and the effectiveness of services.
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