PorT
We create conditions for children with traumatic experiences to receive support in schools and other institutions to help mitigate the effects of trauma. This is why we have created PorT - Understanding Trauma.
About the project
We've brought together the right experts
- We have built a strong team of experts in key areas.
- An advisory team of peers, young adults with traumatic childhood experiences, helps us to grasp the topic in a way that meets the real needs of children.
- The quality of the outputs and the implementation of international good practice is overseen by a National and International Supervisory Team composed of international experts and representatives of key institutions in the country.
We are creating a training programme
- It is designed for workers in education and social services.
- It promotes self-regulation skills in all children in the classroom.
- Specific de-escalation techniques are practiced for escalated situations.
- We encourage interdisciplinary cooperation.
- Our focus is on the child at risk, but also on those who work with the children and their satisfaction.
- We provide expert advice for working with children with traumatic experiences.
We are working on a plan to expand throughout the Czech Republic and abroad
- We will train dozens of trainers for maximum impact and maximum availability in all regions of the Czech Republic.
- The training programme and follow-up information materials will be available in other V4 countries - Poland, Slovakia and Hungary - and translated into four world languages.
- Project number: 101049728
- Implementation period: 04/2022 -03/2024
- Thematic area: domestic violence, children with traumatic experiences, trauma sensitive approach, interdisciplinary cooperation, identification of children at risk
- Partners: ROSA
- Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values Programme, CERV, EU
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