Projects

Past projects

  1. GuardianXchange

    april 2024–march 2026

    The GuardianXchange project aimed to strengthen guardianship systems for unaccompanied children through capacity building, knowledge exchange, and international cooperation. The project included activities focused on enhancing guardians’ knowledge and skills, improving the functioning of guardianship systems, and supporting young people in their transition to adulthood.

  2. REEDU

    15.1.2021-14.1.2024

    The REEDU Project developed an inclusive model of education and rehabilitation for young people in prison. By actively involving prison staff and significant others, the project strengthened young people’s life skills, motivation, and resilience. The aim of the project was to support young people after serving their sentences in achieving more successful reintegration into society, continuing their education, or entering the labour market.

    Movie presentation: Reedu Final Film.mp4 - Google Drive

  3. FIRST

    This was an international project aimed at establishing networks of first points of support for victims of domestic violence and victims of gender-based violence.

  4. Anima Sana

    23.3.2015-30.4.2016

    The project leader, the Development Agency for Upper Gorenjska , invited us to participate as a project partner in the implementation of the ANIMA SANA project. In addition to the Association of Centres for Social Work, the project partners included Pot svetlobe, Begunje Psychiatric Hospital, and the Angela Boškin Faculty of Health Care. The project was implemented within the framework of the Norwegian Financial Mechanism (Norway Grants).

  5. ESF Project: Employment of professional informants at Social Work Centres and empowerment of vulnerable Groups through infromants at Social Work Centres in Slovenia

    The Association of Centres for Social Work in Slovenia implemented this project in cooperation with the Ministry of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, which was the project leader. The project was co-financed by the European Social Fund.

  6. Co-financing of Preventive Programmes for Crime Prevention and the Rehabilitation of Victims of Criminal Offences in 2010 - Programmes for Improving the Safety of Elderly People (Ministry of the Interior)

    2010

    The Association of Centres for Social Work in Slovenia applied for a public call issued by the Ministry of the Interior and was selected to implement the project. The project included various activities and events, including:

    • establishing a free telephone helpline for victims of violence (080 28 85);
    • organising a round table discussion on preventing the abuse of elderly people.
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