Abstract summary 

There is a gap in understanding of refugee mental health risks unique to urban areas of low-income countries.A qualitative rapid appraisal using focus group interviews with community stakeholders explored main stressors pervasive by Somali refugees in Nairobi, Kenya.This study identified the intersection of war trauma and daily stressors that affect both functional and structural challenges and risk of mental health issues among Somali urban refugees.Findings underscore the importance of understanding mental health in the broader context of community adversities, suggesting development of contextually informed interventions responsive to complex needs of urban refugees.

Authors & Co-authors:  Im Ferguson Warsame Isse

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