A cycle of trainings Introduction to Guidance

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Psychosocial Innovation Network, in collaboration with World Health Organization office in Serbia, an support from Open Society Foundation, started a cycle of trainings Introduction to Guidance for protection and improvement of mental health of refugees, asylum seekers and migrants in…

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PIN started education for health professionals

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PIN has successfully started educations for health professionals on providing culturally sensitive care and stress prevention, burnout and secondary traumatisation in providers, with the support of European Union to Republic of Serbia. Project is being implemented by UNDP, WHO, IOM…

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“Mental Health and Psychological Well-being

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PIN, with the support of UNHCR Serbia, organised a panel discussion about mental health and psychological well-being of refugees. On this occasion, we discussed refugees’ mental health and the importance of ensuring unique standards in the provision of services and coordination…

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“Past, Present, and Future of Integration”

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PIN’s representatives participated in the international conference “Past, Present, and Future of Integration”. PIN presented its perspective on the efforts made towards the integration of refugees and migrants, identification of challenges and lessons learned as well as on future expectations….

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PIN became new member of MODS

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PIN attended the annual general assembly of The Network of Organizations for Children in Serbia – MODS where we presented our work and became one of the network’s members! We are glad to have this opportunity as well as looking forward to future…

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PIN’s psycho-educational workshops

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PIN, with the support from UNHCR, organizes psycho-educational workshops in Belgrade on a weekly basis. The aim of the workshops is to empower refugees, teach them new skills and competencies and support their adaptation to the school environment. The workshops are…

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PIN on World Diabetes Day

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Our psychologist, Dunja Bozovic, spoke at a panel discussion “Family and diabetes” organized on World Diabetes Day. We are glad to be able to support this great initiative to raise awareness about diabetes as well as to provide psychological support…

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Let’s cruise together!

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In these photo, we share a piece of the atmosphere from a cruise organized for refugee girls and boys on the World Mental Health Day. The girls were especially excited and they enjoyed the view while photographing and spending time…

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Collaboration with The Lighthouse language school

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We would like to thank The Lighthouse, a school for English language, that made it possible for our beneficiaries to attend beginners and advanced level course of English language. In this way, young refugees have the opportunity to attend classes…

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Hosting prof. dr Vamik Volkan

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As the first event, attended by representatives of 13 civil society organizations and international agencies, has been successfully finished, PIN announces the beginning of a new project focused on improvement of mental health services and psychosocial support to refugees, asylum…

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World Mental Health Day!

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Today is the World Mental Health Day. On this occasion, we would like to remind you that mental health is not only about diagnosis and treatment; prevention and psychological well-being are also incredibly important! PIN works all year around on…

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PIN at the Autumn health festival

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We have visited Autumn health festival which is taking place at the Central Military Club to support Plavi krug in organizing free blood sugar level tests, different educational activities, raising awareness and other prevention activities regarding diabetes. PIN will continue to provide support…

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PIN is part of WHO campaign!

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We are delighted that World Health Organization (WHO) invited us to take part in an important campaign! Watch this video in which our director Maša Vukčević Marković talks about her long-term pioneering work in the field of providing psychological help to refugees in Serbia,…

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