[Nicole]

This is a great question, Andreas, because shaping practices to context is so important. One way we approached this at our site was by speaking with community members across the site and asking them what MHPSS concerns they had. We then presented some options for MHPSS practices at the site and asked everyone including staff, parents and children to vote on what they thought would be most helpful. I think it really helped to make sure the practice fit the site’s needs.

[Nicole]

Hi Flora! For interactive groups the implementor will create groups with heterogenous and diverse participants. In their group, participants will then rotate around stations in a room every 10-15 minutes. At each station will be a problem or activity that the group needs to complete together and a ‘volunteer.’ The aim is for the group to work together to create the solution and for the volunteer to support this by encouraging participation and collaboration from the group members.

I hope this helps but would love input from others about what has worked in their settings!

[Autor]

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