To support children’s social, cognitive and creative development, Terre des hommes and its partners organize summer camps and schools, and after-school activities throughout the year.

Terre des hommes in Romania developed a project named Reinforcing cOmpetences to Build Inclusion through a New learning methodology (ROBIN), ref. no. 2015-1-RO01-KA204-015001.

The main aim of the project was to develop an innovative learning methodology that would reinforce educators’ own personal and social capacities for successful social integration of children on the move, currently enrolled in second chance programs.

This Framework is intended to provide guidance to professionals after a decision has been made regarding the return of children – either as unaccompanied or as part of a family unit – to their own country of origin or to another, resettlement country.

The newest publication of Tdh is a result of an 18-month follow-up with 120 children in 6 South-East European countries, who were returned from EU countries.

February 18, 2013, Tufina, Albania: Vulnerable children and their families living at the Emergency Transition Centre are being assisted in children’s reintegration to school. A supportive, creative and educative environment is being facilitated for these children, as a result of constant collaboration between the State Social Services and Terre des hommes in the framework of an agreement to establish psychosocial support services for the children and families at the Centre and in collaboration with the NGOs ARSIS and Rromani Baxt.

February, 2014, Moscow, Russian Federation: The Integration Centre “Migration and Law” in Moscow (MaL) - partner of Terre des hommes - provides invaluable help to Moldovan children and their families by providing temporary shelter, medical care, documentation, counselling, finding family and/or relatives, schooling, and if needed, repatriation to children and families in need.

Monday, 27th January, Family for Every Child and Save the Children are hosting a webinar on behalf of the Inter-Agency Group on Children's Reintegration at 2pm London time.

November 14, 2013, Prishtina, Kosovo: A family of seven – two parents and their five children (ages 1.5 to 10 years old) returned to Kosovo from Switzerland in 2012. Like many other families, they left Kosovo due to economic reasons. However, after having lived in Switzerland for five years, the family agreed to voluntarily return back to their country of origin, according to the readmission agreement Kosovo signed.

In the framework of the AIDAH project, Tdh social worker, in collaboration with Montenegrin Women’s Lobby identified and provides post-return monitoring of 20 children, their siblings and families returned from EU countries.

August 12-23, 2013, Moldova: Terre des hommes offered support for the schooling of 22 children from 9 districts of the country. In the recent past, these children were repatriated from Russia, as part of the FACT Transnational Action project.