Kosovo · 2020. 10. 21. · Kosovo 2600 children attended our activities or received direct...
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Kosovo 2600 children attended our activities or received direct assistance in 2019 951 child protection professionals were trained in 2019 116 families were helped to improve their living conditions in 2019 As the youngest European country, Kosovo is still in need for support in developing an integrated child protection system to effectively prevent and respond to violations of children's rights. Tdh improves the implementation of children’s rights in the child protection and justice systems to ensure that all children are better protected. Our intervention Child Protection We advocate for and support policy and service improvement, focusing on the implementation of the Law on Child Protection and on the provision of specialised child protection services. To achieve a fully functioning system, our team trains child protection professionals to respond to the needs of children at risk. We have developed a model of specialised services for children in street situations and established the first day care centre in Kosovo for them. Together with our partners, we empower children and their families and mobilise communities to better protect children. Children and youth in migration Poverty, exclusion, and the lack of quality services drive people to emigrate. These families and children run great risks along the way, at their destination or upon return to Kosovo. We help returned migrants to reintegrate and improve their living conditions. We encourage children to attend school and our after-school activities. We promote social inclusion of the most vulnerable groups, including Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian communities. As a country of origin, transit and destination of human trafficking victims, Kosovo plays an important role in tackling this problem. We work on strengthening the national and transnational mechanisms of cooperation in the Balkans to identify victims and potential victims of trafficking. Access to Justice The new Juvenile Justice Code in Kosovo requires the application of an integrated protection system for children in conflict with the law and promoted diversion measures. In collaboration with institutions, we are linking child protection and juvenile justice by developing administrative instructions deriving from Juvenile Justice Code and the new Law on Child Protection to ensure that children in conflict with the law are better protected. Our team trains professionals who work with children in conflict with the law and organises exchanges of knowledge and experience between governmental institutions in Kosovo and various European countries. More information : https://www.tdh.ch/fr/our-interventions/kosovo
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Kosovo
2600children attended ouractivities or receiveddirect assistance in
2019
951child protection
professionals weretrained in 2019
116families were helped to
improve their livingconditions in 2019
As the youngest European country, Kosovo is still in need for support in developing an integrated child protectionsystem to effectively prevent and respond to violations of children's rights. Tdh improves the implementation of
children’s rights in the child protection and justice systems to ensure that all children are better protected.
Our intervention
Child Protection
We advocate for and support policy and service improvement,focusing on the implementation of the Law on Child Protectionand on the provision of specialised child protection services.To achieve a fully functioning system, our team trains childprotection professionals to respond to the needs of children atrisk. We have developed a model of specialised services forchildren in street situations and established the first day carecentre in Kosovo for them. Together with our partners, weempower children and their families and mobilisecommunities to better protect children.
Children and youth in migration
Poverty, exclusion, and the lack of quality services drivepeople to emigrate. These families and children run great risksalong the way, at their destination or upon return to Kosovo.We help returned migrants to reintegrate and improve theirliving conditions. We encourage children to attend school andour after-school activities. We promote social inclusion of themost vulnerable groups, including Roma, Ashkali and Egyptiancommunities. As a country of origin, transit and destination ofhuman trafficking victims, Kosovo plays an important role intackling this problem. We work on strengthening the nationaland transnational mechanisms of cooperation in the Balkansto identify victims and potential victims of trafficking.
Access to Justice
The new Juvenile Justice Code in Kosovo requires theapplication of an integrated protection system for children inconflict with the law and promoted diversion measures. Incollaboration with institutions, we are linking child protectionand juvenile justice by developing administrative instructionsderiving from Juvenile Justice Code and the new Law on ChildProtection to ensure that children in conflict with the law arebetter protected. Our team trains professionals who work withchildren in conflict with the law and organises exchanges ofknowledge and experience between governmental institutionsin Kosovo and various European countries.
More information : https://www.tdh.ch/fr/our-interventions/kosovo
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Shkurte successfully reintegrates into Kosovothanks to setting up a tailoring business.
Shkurte Gashiis well reintergrated in Kosovo.
Tdh in KosovoBeneficiaries in 2019: 3848 people
Expatriate staff / National staff : 0 / 16
Budget 2020: CHF 655,870.-
With your donation we can for example:
CHF 30provide after schoolclasses to a child for
one month
CHF 100provide a package ofschool material for a
child
CHF 150provide capacity
building opportunitiesfor professionals
More information : https://www.tdh.ch/fr/our-interventions/kosovo
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