All refugees can suffer from mental health problems such as post-traumatic stress disorder and depression. For this reason, it is important for medical experts and refugees to help experts understand what this looks like. for them to understand how to help them. Because there are so many refugees fleeing Syria, they board boats, trains and any other means of transportation that smugglers can use. According to news source CNN, hundreds of Syrian refugees are piling onto a train heading to an unknown destination. They boarded the train with their families and children, not knowing where they would end up, but hoping that they would eventually reach somewhere safe (Damon). These journeys can take a toll physically, emotionally, and mentally on adults, as they risk everything just to have some hope of reaching a better place. It is imperative that refugees receive appropriate mental health assistance, in the form of "community psychosocial care [which] must become an integral part of the emergency response and public health system established in camps and settlements." national services. This will help prevent psychiatric morbidity and accelerate improvement in people's psychosocial functioning. Effectiveness is increased when the affected community is involved”