The launch was part of efforts at seeking psycho-social support for the growing number of victims Boko Haram insurgency, kidnapping, banditry and other forms of insecurity in the country.
Speaking at the event, the Chief Imam of Apo Legislative Quarters, Sheik Muhammad Nura Khalid, said that the insecurity in the country must be holistically examined so that the root causes of the problem can be tackle and lasting peace achieved in the country.
On his part, the founder of The Kukah Centre Bishop Mathew Hassan Kukah, noted that when it comes to the issue of responsibilities, the Federal, state and local governments would like to tell us they cannot do it all alone, that they need collaboration; but when it come to the distribution of resources for the welfare and wellbeing of the people, government believes that it can do it alone.