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KSrelief launches new phase of rehabilitating soldier children

[16/10/2019 05:51]

MAREB-SABA
King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Activities (KSrelief) launched on Wednesdayhere a new phase of Rehabilitating Child Soldiers Project affected by Yemen's war.

A specialized committee finalized measures for rehabilitating 27 children to be reintegrated in society and ending their bad memories and psychological disturbances over forcibly recruiting.

The process lasts for 45 days during which children receive psychological and social rehabilitation and educational training to be returned to their schools.

The center is implementing this phase within its plan for rehabilitating 2000 children from different provinces.