This template is a structured adult interview questionnaire used to gather rapid, field-relevant information about children and youth protection and development in a specific community or camp setting. It guides assessors to capture basic demographics and then systematically explore key risk areas and community conditions, including protection and security threats (e.g., landmines/UXOs, abductions, violence, armed presence, unsafe locations), cultural coping mechanisms and community structures, child and adolescent wellbeing (behavioral changes, psychosocial distress, support networks, discipline practices, play and safe spaces), and the availability of services and resources (schools, health centers, child-friendly spaces, youth groups). It also includes detailed modules on vulnerable groups (separated children, child-headed households, disability, trafficking, street children), children associated with fighting forces, child labour/worst forms of child labour, and a comprehensive education section covering enrollment, barriers, teacher qualifications, school safety, and community involvement, supporting a holistic snapshot of risks, capacities, and priority needs to inform response planning.