Supporting caregivers of children living with disability in a humanitarian context: realist-informed evaluation of the ‘<i>Mighty Children’</i>programme in Afghanistan

The <i>Mighty Children</i> caregiver support programme for children living with disability in Afghanistan was associated with improved caregiver QOL. Further studies are warranted to explore pathways to scale, sustainability and potential application in other settings.

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BMJ Global Health
Published
2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjgh-2023-012989
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2
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Family and Disability Support Research
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article
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1.28

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Supporting caregivers of children living with disability in a humanitarian context: realist-informed evaluation of the ‘Mighty Children’programme in Afghanistan

Hamish Graham, Kate Milner, Natalie Evans, Sadia Zalmai et al.
2 citations
BMJ Global Health
Family and Disability Support Research
1.28
article

Supporting caregivers of children living with disability in a humanitarian context: realist-informed evaluation of the ‘Mighty Children’programme in Afghanistan

Hamish Graham, Kate Milner, Natalie Evans, Sadia Zalmai, Noorwhiza Ahmadi, Alice Morgan, Mohamed Faiz Atif
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2 citations

Abstract

The <i>Mighty Children</i> caregiver support programme for children living with disability in Afghanistan was associated with improved caregiver QOL. Further studies are warranted to explore pathways to scale, sustainability and potential application in other settings.

BMJ Global HealthVol. 9(9)
Albury Wodonga Health (AU), Health Protection and Research Organisation (AF), World Health Organization - Afghanistan (AF), Murdoch Children's Research Institute (AU)
Grand Challenges Canada
Openalex Percentile: Top 19%
Family and Disability Support Research
1.28
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Supporting caregivers of children living with disability in a humanitarian context: realist-informed evaluation of the ‘<i>Mighty Children’</i>programme in Afghanistan — Hamish Graham, Kate Milner, et al. · BMJ Global Health (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS