Key Informant Journey Noor is a 45 year old female Rohingya refugee who has crossed the border from Myanmar to Bangladesh to escape persecution. In her village, she was known as a healer and midwife. She has arrived at the camp with her five children, ranging in age from 5-24. She is functionally illiterate, having only attended school for three years

Identification Noor often visits a Women's Safe Space, established by one of the larger NGOs working in the camp. It is here that she meets a representative of GMI who is looking for informal health care workers to employ in assembling and distributing Psychological Care Kits, a component of the T- SIPS model of care. She is invited to a two day training.

The Training Noor enjoys the two day training put on by GMI The curriculum is as follows: Signs and symptoms of perinatal mood disorders Risk factors for perinatal mood disorders Contents of the kits Training on the GMI Psychological Care Kit app Interview Skills Administering the Edinburgh Scale

Benefits of Becoming a Key Informant/TBA Noor enjoys the training and agrees to work with GMI. She: Is paid a stipend Is able to use her traditional skills in assisting her community Is respected by the population