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The Colombian armed conflict has affected victims’ mental health. Mental health assessment is done from the psychological well-being, life quality and the perceived social support. Results of Social support are indicated in 1,139 victims of the municipalities of Barrancabermeja, Trujillo, Bello, Monteria, and Santa Marta, by using the MOS questionnaire of social support, which is at a high level, which is influenced by the emotional support dimension.  No significant relationship with the life quality and psychological well-being was found, except in one of the municipalities of the sample.

El apoyo social percibido por las víctimas del conflicto armado en Colombia