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<p>The Department for International Development has to date committed £800 million
to help those affected by the conflict in Syria. This support includes funding to
provide training for health workers in emergency first aid, trauma care, clinical
management of rape, mental healthcare and psychosocial support to assist displaced
Syrians in Lebanon, Jordan, other states neighbouring Syria and within Syria itself
who have experienced conflict-related trauma, including sexual violence. By the end
of September 2014, the UK had supported over 630,000 children and over 55,400 adults
with psychosocial interventions in Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and the wider region.</p><p>
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