developing an inter-organizational guide of psychosocial support for the survivors and victims’ families of covid-19

Aims: mourning and grief are common experiences that can be stressful events with adverse physical, social, and psychological consequences. this study aimed to design and develop inter organizational psychosocial support for the family and survivors of the deceased covid19participants methods: this qualitative study was conducted in 2021. after a review of literature, several focus group discussions and rounds of delphi were carried out with 35 experts, who were selected purposively. the interventions were presented to the target group as a pilot for six months.findings: inter organizational interventions are presented in 5 main stages. initial social worker assessment, mental assessment by mental health experts, complete a checklist and send it to the expert in charge of social work at the university, providing social and economic interventions by social workers in cooperation with support organizations and finally followup, termination, and documentation.conclusion: the results of this study can be used as interorganizational interventions to facilitate the realization of social equality and justice especially for vulnerable people.