Help Bombani Shelter for Abused Women and Children with 5 volunteers for Staff debriefing sessions
category
Health & Wellbeing
sub-category
Counselling, listening & psychosocial support
duration
1-4 hours
5 participants
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Help Bombani Shelter for Abused Women and Children with 5 volunteers for Staff debriefing sessions
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We would like to kindly request the facilitation of face-to-face staff debriefing sessions for the team at Bombani Shelter. As caregivers working closely with survivors of gender-based violence, our team is continuously exposed to emotionally intense and often traumatic experiences. Without adequate emotional support and opportunities to process these experiences, this can lead to burnout, compassion fatigue, and a decline in the quality of care provided. Debriefing sessions are essential for maintaining the mental health and emotional resilience of our staff. They would offer a safe and supportive environment to reflect, release stress, and build team cohesion. To ensure that these sessions are truly effective and inclusive, we ask that they be made accessible to all staff members—including those who are more comfortable expressing themselves in indigenous languages such as Sotho and Zulu.
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Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages
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