The COVID-19 Refugee Support Program (CRSP) is a GHI initiative launched in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. CRSP aims to establish and support a community-based network of GHI previously trained Syrian refugee women by equipping them with contextualized and evidence-based information on COVID-19.
This initiative will serve as a pivotal approach to increase the awareness, through a mobile social-distancing application, in an effort to reduce and control the spread of the virus among Syrian refugees and mitigate its effect, allowing them to seek early life-saving care when necessary.
The SEEK Trial: the effect of increased Self- Efficacy and Knowledge (using an innovative psychosocial package) on improved sexual and reproductive health service use among adolescent girls and young women refugees
Perspectives of Registered Nurses On Refugee Healthcare In Lebanon and Jordan: A multi-site cross-sectional study (PROfILE)
Online course on Global Health and Conflict in the Middle East & North Africa: Refugees, Migration and Human Rights Beyond Borders Partners: University of California Berkeley (UCB) and University of California San Francisco (USCF)
Formal and informal livelihood strategies, negative coping mechanisms and their consequences on health among Syrian refugees: A qualitative study in Lebanon
‘Informal’ Provision of Health Services for Syrian Refugees in Lebanon: in collaboration with Cambridge University
Research for Health in Conflict (R4HC-MENA) – developing capability, partnerships and research in the Middle and Near East (MENA): in collaboration with King’s College London