Can rabbits and relationship counseling heal a Generation's trauma?
NCT ID NCT05763719
Summary
This study aims to learn if combining two community programs improves mental health for teenagers in conflict-affected areas of the Democratic Republic of Congo. It involves 3024 participants, including teens aged 10-14 and their parents, across 30 villages. The programs are a youth rabbit-raising project for economic skills and a couples counseling curriculum to promote gender equality and reduce family conflict.
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Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing
Baltimore, Maryland, 21205, United States
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