Concept of Child-Friendly Spaces
Child-Friendly Spaces (CFS) are participatory environments designed to provide children affected by conflict or natural disasters with a safe setting.
Key Functions:
- Psychological Support: Integrating play and recreation to help children overcome trauma.
- Integrated Services: Programs combining education, health, and protection.
- Temporary Infrastructure: Use of tents or refurbished buildings in the immediate post-emergency phase.