As part of the psychosocial training and group therapy component based on protection risk assessment, beneficiaries were supported between 2022 and 2026 through structured group psychological counselling and psychosocial activities, implemented according to the psychologist’s recommendations.
In 2022–2023, 320 individuals participated in psychosocial training and group therapy sessions.
In 2024, 324 beneficiaries were provided with group psychological counselling and psychosocial activities, and in 2025–2026, 319 beneficiaries benefited from similar services.
Across the entire implementation period, these activities contributed to strengthening emotional wellbeing, coping capacities, and social support networks among refugees and third-country nationals, while addressing identified protection risks through targeted, needs-based group interventions.