Trauma-Informed Practices - challenging the first contact with traumatized people.

<< Objectives >>The project aims to enhance the capacity of two partner organizations in supporting professionals working with people who have experienced trauma, improving the quality of social services for refugees by 02.2027. Key goals include developing an innovative educational program for sociotherapists and officials, increasing training accessibility through digital tools, training supervisors to expand knowledge, and raising awareness of trauma sensitivity. The project ensures flexibility, inclusivity.<< Implementation >>The project will conduct research to identify training gaps, develop an innovative educational program, and create digital materials (webinars, e-book). It will train 30 professionals and 6 supervisors to expand knowledge. Promotional activities include 40 social media posts, two videos, a newsletter, and online communities. A webinar for 100 participants will be held. Evaluation will ensure impact and sustainability, strengthening international collaboration in trauma-sensitive training.<< Results >>The project will deliver at least 40 partner posts on social media, two promotional videos (min. 500 views each), a newsletter sent to 1,000 recipients, and 10 declarations of material usage. A Facebook/LinkedIn group (min. 30 members) and project subpages will be created. A webinar with 100 participants will be conducted. Soft results include increased awareness of trauma sensitivity, greater community engagement, and strengthened international cooperation among partner organizations.