• • • • Localized; Respectful of children’s religious and cultural identities; Non-stigmatizing; and Built on the strengths and services existing in the community, including extended families. e. Take an individualized approach to each child, family and community concerned, taking the unique context, needs, resource availability and limitations into consideration. f. Prepare and sensitize families and communities that will receive children affected by the foreign fighter phenomenon, especially children returning from conflict-affected areas, while respecting the right to privacy and avoiding stigmatization. Address any factor in the community that may render rehabilitation challenging, including the existence of peer-pressure. g. Ensure periodic evaluation of rehabilitation and reintegration programmes, including their effectiveness. Conduct risk assessments of any adverse human rights impacts. 73.