- About usWho we are?
- ProjectsOur Work
- «FreeEx – Responsibility. Freedom of expression»
- ,,Adaptation of newly recognized refugees and refugee children’’
- Xenophobia
- Exchange in Norway
- E-bulletin of good practices
- Information event „Xenophobia versus multiculturalism after Charlie Hebdo“
- Closing information event
- Vision of the program
- Seminar for journalists
- Pedagogical staff trainings
- Campaign for the community and city fest of cultures
- Seminaries for youngsters and preparation for young leaders
- Exhibitions “We want peace”
- Creation of a movie for the project
- Icelandic Model
- Correlation study on the drug addiction among children and youth and juvenile criminology
- Work meetings for introduction with the Icelandic model for prevention and exchange of practices
- Adaptation of the Icelandic model
- Conducting a joint conference on topic: „The Icelandic model in Bulgaria: Prevention of the crime-inducing behavior among children and youth with severe psychoactive addiction”
- Joint seminar training
- Workshop for parents on topic “Prevention of the psychoactive addiction”
- Visualization and publicity
- Project management
- Information and promotional activities for strengthening the bilateral relations
- Children’s grief project
- Enhancing the organizational and financial sustainability of SPOC
- Survey on topic: “How do we understand the grief, how to consult?”
- Increasing the capacity of SPOC by creating a support system for children, experiencing grief.
- Conduct of training seminars for the developed system
- Round table for discussing and popularizing the psychosocial system
- Project management
- “We understand and support you”
- Youth in Europe report (Substance use and social factors)
- “Three approaches to equal opportunities for people with mental illnesses”EU, ESF, Operational Programme “Human resources development”
- Aims of the project
- Innovations
- Partners
- Activities
- Research of employment methods for people with mental illnesses
- Creation of an employment model for people with mental illnesses
- Approbation and implantation of the innovative employment model for people with mental illnesses
- Research of a support model for children at risk with mentally ill parents
- Approbation and development of a system for consulting a child of a mentally ill person
- Launch and application of the innovative system for children with mentally ill parent
- Research of methods against depression and suicides amongst employed people
- Adaptation and developing an innovative system against depression and suicide among employers and employees.
- Implementing a system against depression and suicide among employed people.
- Evaluation of the results
- Distribution of the established innovations and the results
Partners
Partner No 1:
“European Alliance against Depression e.V.”, Germany:
An international nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing awareness and improving care for people with depression and preventing suicidal behavior through education and scientific research. The organization consists of 12 countries as regular members from the EU and 10 worldly represented associated members.
Founders of “European Alliance against Depression” are scientists from different universities, organizations and institutions from Europe. The main purpose of the Alliance is to improve care and optimize treatment of people with depression and to prevent suicidal behavior.
Main activities of the organization are:
– Improve care of people with depression and prevent suicides;
– Provide support to the families of people with depression;
– Increase awareness of the society for appearance and influence of depression and propensity of suicide;
– Improve awareness and education offer for the wide audience and professionals in the field;
– Provide support for young researchers;
– Do further research for treatment of depression and prevention of suicides;
The organization will work in cooperation with SPOC for research of methods against depression and suicides in employed persons.
SPOC and „European Alliance Against Depression“ will cooperate in adaptation and development of an innovative system against depression and suicides in employed persons and employers.
Partner No 2:
“JOB Szemelyzeti Tanacsado Kft”, Hungary:
The Hungarian partner realizes a complete support for people with disabilities including people with mental illnesses and employers, so as to meet them in the common efforts for work integration. The activities of “JOB Szemelyzeti Tanacsado Kft” are aimed to provide a complete support for people with disabilities and particularly for people with mental illnesses for creating an independent life and an adequate participation in the labor market. The organization also supports employers in their efforts to test and adapt working positions for people with dissabilities.
SPOC and “JOB Szemelyzeti Tanacsado Kft” will exchange experience and will research methods for employment for people with mental illnesses. Research of the social innovation will be based on working Hungarian practices including field study, analysis of used approaches and good practices for transfer. The organizations will collaborate for the creation of an employment model of people with mental illnesses.
Partner No 3:
“Gesellschaft fur Arbeit und Building der Chance B Gmb H”, Austria:
“Chance B” provides a high quality care for children and adults with disabilities in Austria combining potential of good specialists and developing working policies for integration.
The organization trains health workers in the form of mobile therapeutic teams for support of people who need social and psychiatric help.
“Chance B” helps mentally ill people live an independent and integrated life in a familiar environment and doing independent choices and thus reduces pre-hospital and hospital care.
The organization will collaborate with SPOC in the research of a support model for children at risk who have parents with mental illnessеs.
“Chance B” will cooperate with SPOC for adaptation and development of a consulting system for children of a mentally ill person.