ANNUAL REPORT FOR 2023

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Our 2023 Annual Report is here! Although we have already stepped into 2024, we wanted to take a closer look at everything we did, the activities we carried out, as well as everything we were grateful for during the previous…

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PIN Annual Report 2022

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We stepped into the year 2023, but we still wanted to remember everything we were doing and achieved during 2022, the associates and partners who helped us, the activities we carried out and everything we are (especially) proud of. About…

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Call for offers for MHPSS approaches expert

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Description: As a part of the project Heal and Connect: Towards the improvement of mental health protection of vulnerable groups through networking and evidence-based practice, funded by GIZ, PIN is opening a call for a research expert for developing approaches…

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New results of PIN’s research

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The first international study conducted as part of the CoReMH work has been published! The study deals with mental health in the transit context, and questions whether MHPSS interventions should be rethought and adjusted in accordance with different characteristics of…

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Call for offers for refugee protection expert

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Description: As a part of the project Heal and Connect: Towards the improvement of mental health protection of vulnerable groups through networking and evidence-based practice, funded by GIZ, PIN is opening a call for a research expert for refugees’ mental…

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ANNUAL REPORT FOR 2023

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Our 2023 Annual Report is here! Although we have already stepped into 2024, we wanted to take a closer look at everything we did, the activities we carried out, as well as everything we were grateful for during the previous…

PIN Annual Report 2022

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We stepped into the year 2023, but we still wanted to remember everything we were doing and achieved during 2022, the associates and partners who helped us, the activities we carried out and everything we are (especially) proud of. About…

Strengthening the capacity of local communities to provide psychosocial support and mental health care services

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In response to the identified needs to ensure the availability of free and non-stigmatizing services focused on mental health and psychosocial support in local communities, in March 2022 PIN began cooperating with eight local self-government units on piloting psychosocial support…

The psychological profile of a pandemic is a research we have conducted since the beginning of the epidemic in Serbia, and we have published some findings in our blogs. The full report on this research is now ready to read and available on our website – the idea behind our work, even in this case, is that scientific findings should be explained and available to everyone so that we can all better understand what happened
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As we already did earlier, we once again asked you how afraid were you, how concerned and how much you spent thinking about coronavirus, did it seem to you that infection could be contained and how serious the infection was, what you did to protect yourselves and the others, but also what sources of information did you trust and where did the information you trust came from. Did anything change during the two months that
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Although we were all in the same epidemic boat and the main psychological supports, such as feeling of control and safety of all of us were tested, the supports were not the same for all people. Therefore, this two-and-a-half-month pandemic state of emergency experience was not the same for all. Our elderly citizens were prohibited from leaving the house for month and a half, and times when they were allowed to go outside were very
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The virus is not gone, but the state of emergency is, along with many other “measures” that were considered necessary until this Thursday. Curfew disappeared as if it was taken away by a hand “washed for 20-seconds with soap and hot water”. For example, public transportation in Belgrade not only restarted, but it operates as if coronavirus epidemic never happened. However, the epidemic is still here, in force, but the measures aren’t. And when you
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The stopping of the epidemic depends on many factors, but every aspect of the strategy against coronavirus is based on reducing the physical contact between people in order to prevent or slow down transmission of the virus. Reduced contact, regardless whether it is the result of an order, someone begging for it, a public plea or imposed measures, requires the people to change their behaviour. In order to be efficient, such behavioural change must be
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Until two months ago we did not pay much attention to coronavirus. When we heard about the first case of this disease, we had only a few days to get scared, then calm down, buy everything we needed, but being careful to leave enough for the others, learn how to behave and how to care for the loved ones, without putting them into danger. Along the way, without even wanting to do so, we learned
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When the first case of coronavirus infection was confirmed in our country, the entire society, as well as all aspects of our lives, all of sudden had to adapt to the new circumstances. During these early days there were so many things we had to master and learn, we had to organize and inform ourselves and at the same time take care of ourselves and people that depended on us. But in order to do
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Researchers from the Department of Psychology and the Laboratory for Experimental Psychology, in cooperation with PIN, have been monitoring the psychological aspects of the pandemic in Serbia since the beginning of March. Every day we ask people from all over Serbia what they think, which days and events were especially difficult, how they feel, where they get informed, what they do, what they buy, what they care about and whether they remember how they felt
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