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When ‘working from home’ isn’t as nice as it sounds
In countries where INGOs are seen with suspicion, some agencies choose to operate “informally” so they can assist people in need. When this happens aid workers are forced to “work from home”. I reflect on the impact this can have on our mental health, … Continue reading
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Tagged aid workers' mental health, duty of care, staff care in aid
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