Please select the eligibility criteria that correspond to the clinical trial below.
Title: Microfinance Intervention to Improve Health of Trauma Survivors in DRC
Brief Summary: The objective is to test the effectiveness of a village-led microfinance program, Pigs for Peace, on health, household economic stability, and reintegration of trauma survivors to family and community.

The five-year experimental trial will use mixed-methods to address the following aims:

1. Determine the effectiveness of a village-led microfinance program on participants health and reintegration in intervention households compared to participants in delayed control households. Health and reintegration will be measured at baseline and six, twelve, and 18-months post-baseline using self-report in both intervention and delayed control groups. We hypothesize that at six, twelve and 18 months post-baseline participants in intervention households will have improved health and increased reintegration to families in comparison to participants in control households.
2. Determine the effectiveness of a village-led microfinance program on household economic stability in intervention households compared to delayed control villages. Household economic stability will be measured at baseline and six, twelve and 18 months post- baseline using self-report in both intervention and control households. We hypothesize that at six, twelve and 18-months post-baseline the intervention households will have improved household economic stability in comparison to control households.
3. Examine the role of a village-led microfinance program on village-level health, economics, stigma and reintegration of survivors and their families in intervention and delayed control villages. Village members (n=5 in each village, n=50 total) will complete a baseline and 18 month post-baseline qualitative interview to examine the role of microfinance on village-level health, economics, stigma and reintegration in both intervention and control households.


Options:
A: Inclusion Criteria:

* household in participating 10 villages with at least one member:

  * 16 years or older,
  * male or female
  * interest in animal husbandry microfinance,
  * vulnerable, including survivor of sexual violence, widow, single mother
  * children under age 18 in the home.

Exclusion Criteria:

* do not live in villages included in study
B: Inclusion Criteria:

* All six full-time schools with the program called Programa Saúde na Escola in Fortaleza were eligible
* students of both sexes
* students aged 12-15 years
* students who are enrolled in 7-9 grade classes

Exclusion Criteria:

* students who are younger than 12 years-old and older than 15 years-old
* students with uncompleted data at baseline or 4-months follow-up
* students who are absence in the school days with data collection
* students who dropout the school
* students who refused to participate in data collection or intervention
C: Inclusion Criteria:

* Age ≥ 16
* GHQ-12 ≥ 6
* Willing to participate in the intervention and research program
* Able to communicate fluently in Nepali and to participate the required visits
* Resident in Dang for the subsequent 10 months

Exclusion Criteria:

* Age \< 16
* GHQ-12 \< 6
* Signs of severe mental health problems (i.e., psychotic features)
* Severe illnesses or conditions requiring immediate attentions( i.e., suicidal)
* Not willing to participate in the intervention and research program
D: Inclusion Criteria:

* Caregiver must live with child at least 4 nights per week
* Child must be between 2 and 9 years old Live in Khayelitsha or Nyanga
* May include biological parents, relatives or non-kin foster caregivers, with no restrictions on biological relationship
* Participant must self-identify as the primary caretaker of the child
* Children scoring 15 or higher in the Eyberg Child Behaviour Inventory problem scale

Exclusion Criteria:

* Children scoring 14 or lower in the Eyber Child Behaviour Inventory problem scale
* Participants with child not between 2 and 9 years old
* Participants not self-identifying as the primary care take of the child
* Participants not living with the child at least 4 nights per week.

Answer: A