Um unsere Webseite für Sie optimal zu gestalten und fortlaufend verbessern zu können, verwenden wir Cookies. Durch die weitere Nutzung der Webseite stimmen Sie der Verwendung von Cookies zu. Weitere Informationen zu Cookies erhalten Sie in unserer Datenschutzerklärung und in unserem Impressum.

  • Donate
  • Supporting member
  • Betterplace

vivo international
Narrative Expositionstherapie
  • Projects
  • Narrative Exposure Therapy
    • Trainings
  • Science
  • Publications
    • Newsletter
    • Press about vivo
    • Reports
    • Books
    • Instruments
  • About vivo
    • Leitmotif
    • Organisation
    • History
    • Partners
    • vivo Uganda
  • Contact
    • Germany
    • International
    • Press
  • en
  • de
  • Donate
  • Contact
  • Credits
  • Data Privacy

Support for students in uncertain times

vivo supports a school counselor`s project in Tanzania for many years. After the closing due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the schools are now opening again.


The school counselor Hilder Humphrey Kessy utilizes her interpersonal and counseling skills to foster a supportive relationship in individual and group counseling with students to enhance their self-esteem. She also offers psychological support to the school staff.

Her work is very versatile and ranges from assisting students with daily worries, supporting students with anxieties and school problems, to cooperating with teachers, staff members, and parents in helping children. Moreover she holds various project lessons in life skills and emotional development for students. Also if the students are unsettled by the current pandemic, she is at their side and supports them.

vivo supports a school counselor`s project in Tanzania for many years. After the closing due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the schools are now opening again.


The school counselor Hilder Humphrey Kessy utilizes her interpersonal and counseling skills to foster a supportive relationship in individual and group counseling with students to enhance their self-esteem. She also offers psychological support to the school staff.

Her work is very versatile and ranges from assisting students with daily worries, supporting students with anxieties and school problems, to cooperating with teachers, staff members, and parents in helping children. Moreover she holds various project lessons in life skills and emotional development for students. Also if the students are unsettled by the current pandemic, she is at their side and supports them.

Posted on Thursday July 16th, 2020Monday September 7th, 2020Author VivoCategories Projects, TanzaniaTags family violence, orphans

Post navigation

Previous Previous post: PTSD awareness month
Next Next post: vivos work during the corona pademic

Projekte

Tagcloud Länder

Ethiopia Somalia Iran Sudan Sri Lanka Syria Burundi Germany Kenya Rwanda Uganda Afghanistan D.R. Congo Tanzania Côte d'Ivoire Colombia

Tagcloud Themen

therapy family violence war & conflict street children sexual violence orphans women reintegration child soldiers natural disaster combattants community refugees

vivo hilft

Tagcloud Länder

Kenya Tanzania Rwanda Côte d'Ivoire Burundi D.R. Congo Syria Ethiopia Sudan Iran Germany Sri Lanka Somalia Uganda Afghanistan Colombia

Tagcloud Themen

sexual violence refugees street children family violence women reintegration child soldiers community therapy orphans war & conflict natural disaster combattants

Projects

Tagcloud Länder

Syria Burundi Tanzania Afghanistan Sri Lanka Germany Côte d'Ivoire Sudan Somalia Iran Ethiopia D.R. Congo Kenya Uganda Rwanda Colombia

Tagcloud Themen

street children orphans community combattants natural disaster war & conflict reintegration therapy women child soldiers refugees sexual violence family violence

vivo helps

Tagcloud Länder

Iran Germany Tanzania Côte d'Ivoire Somalia Sri Lanka Colombia D.R. Congo Afghanistan Kenya Uganda Burundi Ethiopia Sudan Rwanda Syria

Tagcloud Themen

sexual violence combattants reintegration women orphans therapy family violence war & conflict natural disaster refugees child soldiers community street children

Proudly powered by WordPress