Assessment on the Training Module: Supporting and Responding to Forcibly Displaced Children

Please fill in your contact information and answer the questions. When you are done, please send an email to elearning@childhelplineinternational.org to receive your certificate. Together, we can improve support for forcibly displaced children.

Question Title

* 1. Contact details

Name

Child helpline/organisation

Country

Email Address

Question Title

* 2. Which of the following statements best describes a refugee?

Someone who doesn’t like living in their country and decides to leave

Someone who has been forced to leave their country due to persecution

Someone who doesn’t have a nationality

Someone who has been forced to leave their home but not necessarily their country

Question Title

* 3. What are some of the risks forcibly displaced children face?

Immigration Detention

Sexual Violence

Trafficking

Family separation

All of the above

Question Title

* 4. What is a stateless person?

Someone who doesn’t have a birth certificate

Someone who doesn’t have a nationality

Someone who forgot to get a passport

Someone who doesn’t like the country they live in

Question Title

* 5. John is 16 years old. His mother sent him away from their village because of fighting between the militias in the area. She was afraid he would be recruited as he is almost a man. He came to the capital city to look for his uncle, but has not been able to find him. John’s status is best described as:

Unaccompanied

Separated

Orphan

None of the above

Question Title

* 6. Forced displacement has an impact on children and their psychosocial wellbeing. What are some of the signs of distress children can display? (pick 3)

Withdrawal

Sadness

Schizophrenia

Fear of loud noises

Question Title

* 7. How can forcibly displaced children be supported to integrate in their country of asylum?

Through the acceptance of the host community

Through sports and other activities

Through education

All of the above

Question Title

* 8. How can child helplines support forcibly displaced children who call them? (pick 2)

Child helplines shouldn’t take their calls

By listening to the child’s concerns and acknowledging their feelings

By knowing which services to refer them to

By telling them that the best thing they can do is go home