The SOS Children's Village Serbia Foundation organizes training to support professionals dealing with children without parental care within the project "Alternative Care and Children's Rights in Serbia".
So far, the training program has been implemented in 8 countries: Italy, France, Hungary, Lithuania, Estonia, Croatia, Romania and Bulgaria. Colleagues from Serbia who have received this training so far rated it as very useful, life-changing, different from the others, very applicable in their daily work with children.
Participants will also receive a wealth of supporting material in the form of manuals and guidelines that are very useful for working with children as well as a brochure for young people. The training is free of charge, reported to the Social Welfare Chamber and carries 5 points.
The training is held in Belgrade, in two terms: 3rd and 4th of September and 10th and 11th of September, and you can send your application to ljubica.kuridza@sos-decijasela.rs
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