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Alison Schafer

Activities in World Vision Child Friendly Space in Kathmandu, April 2015 (image: World Vision Australia)

The invisible health challenge for aid and humanitarian action

October 30, 2015

by Hayley Channer, Megan McGrath, Alison Schafer

Alison Schafer

Alison Schafer is Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) Technical Specialist for World Vision International.

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