to reach their full potential in society while addressing gender inequalities, promoting violence prevention, healthy lifestyles, and healthy versions of masculinities.
CARE International Balkans has marked 30th anniversary of its work in the region. Partners, staff and allies from all regions where CARE carries out its missions gathered in Sarajevo to celebrate this jubilee together. The guests attended the regional conference Future for Youth, and on the same day in the evening, they had the opportunity […]
The Regional Conference “Future for Youth” was held on Wednesday 24.01.2024 at the Skenderija Youth Center in Sarajevo, which brought together experts, organizations, and institutions dedicated to the prevention of violence among young people, the promotion of healthy lifestyles, and the advancement of gender equality. This important event marks the end of a three-year project […]
CARE international s ponosom najavljuje odrĹľavanje regionalne konferencije “Budućnost za mlade”, koja će se odrĹľati u srijedu, 24. januara 2024. godine u Domu mladih u Sarajevu. Konferencija okuplja struÄŤnjake, organizacije i institucije posvećene prevenciji nasilja meÄ‘u mladima, promociji zdravih Ĺľivotnih stilova i unapreÄ‘enju rodne ravnopravnosti. Ovaj znaÄŤajan dogaÄ‘aj oznaÄŤava završetak trogodišnje faze projekata Budućnost za […]
CARE International Balkans together with its partners, Status M from Zagreb, E8 Center from Belgrade and Perpetuum Mobile – Institute for Youth and Community Development from Banja Luka, organized a regional expert meeting called “Discovering new potentials in work with young people at risk.” This event took place on November 23, 2023 and provided all […]
CARE International organization invites interested individuals/companies/evaluation team to apply for the evaluation of the project in Bosnia and Herzegovina “Promoting Healthier Lifestyles among Youth in Bosnia and Herzegovina by Challenging Gender Stereotypes – Young Men Initiative Project III (YMI)”. Deadline for application: December 4,2023, 4 PM CET Offers should be submitted the following e-mail address: […]
Today an event “Program Y+: Nurturing Equality and Non-violent Behaviors” organized by CARE Balkans and its partners supported by the Austrian Development Agency happened in Tirana, Albania. Maja Dimitrijevic, program manager, opened panel discussion in the joint event between Kosovo and Albania and spoke about the need for program Y+ in order to tackle gender […]
CARE International organization invites interested individuals/companies/evaluation team to apply for the evaluation of the regional project “Future for You(th): Young people as leaders of Life Skills Education in the Balkans.” Deadline for application: October 27,2023, 4 PM CET Offers should be submitted the following e-mail address: [email protected]. Please find more details in ToR HERE. (click) Clarification 24/10/2023: […]
“Be a Man” Clubs continue to grow inspiare and change! Last month, two “Be a Man” Clubs were inaugurated in the Correctional Service Facility, in the open and closed center in Lipjan. These clubs represent an approach to promoting gender equality and a safe, inclusive environment! The “Be a Man” Club initiative is rooted in […]
Amazing news coming from Albania! Following the successful implementation of the Y+ program at the Kavaja Institute of Minors, led by the ACT for SOCIETY Center with invaluable support from the Center for the Prevention of Juvenile and Youth Crimes, an exciting new development is on the horizon. The Y+ Manual, which played a pivotal […]
CARE International Balkans and Young Men Initiative team organized the second Regional Youth Leadership Camp at National Park Tjentište in Sutjeska, Bosnia and Herzegovina for more than 50 young people across the region from 29th June to 3rd of July 2023. Camp participants have been selected based on demonstrated leadership potential and outstanding engagement in their […]
On 21.06.2023, Center for Research and Policy Making in North Macedonia held the final meeting of the project “Building healthy lifestyle habits of the boys in Gostivar and Gjorce Petrov”, where they shared the experiences gained from the implementation of the project and the results achieved. Deputy Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in […]
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