We invite young people from both migrant and host communities to join the Living Together Initiative (LTI) in its activities at Sziget Festival in August 2019 and to broadly be part of the initiative.  

Terre des hommes (Tdh) improves young refugees’ psychosocial well-being by using football as a tool for protection, social inclusion and cohesion. Starting April 2019, Tdh organise weekly football training sessions in and around Thessaloniki, being funded by the European Union. Both locals and refugees over the age of 15 years are invited to play, coach or referee football regularly.

Physical violence and emotional abuse still represent a daily reality for many children in Moldova, both at home and at school. Terre des hommes Moldova, with the financial support of Oak Foundation, launched a three-year project aiming to prevent violence against children by engaging the entire community. About 70 teachers and school students from the 30 beneficiary communities participated in the launching event on April 12. 

The current document aims at providing a clear framework for decision making and strategic development of Tdh migration programme in Europe, by outlining our vision and the specific objectives that will allow it to materialise in Europe, and by detailing out the key guiding principles that are underpinning our work in the region.

On December 14, Terre des hommes and the East-Ukrainian National University “Volodymyr Dal” launched the first Fabrication Laboratory (FabLab) in Luhansk Oblast, Ukraine. In this innovative environment of creation, children and youth affected by the conflict will work together, develop their skills and materialize their own ideas in almost any field, from education to art and science. 

Bullying affects the majority of children and youth across the world and has a devastating emotional and psychological impact on them. Young people in Romania take action to find solutions to tackle this issue with the support of Terre des hommes and its partners.

How to protect children and young migrants along their route through the use of social media?was the theme chosen by Terre des hommes for Hack 4 Good, our very first Hackathon.

To support professionals that engage in participatory work with children and young people affected by sexual violence and to empower young people, Terre des hommes Romania and Tdh Regional Office for South East Europe took part in a 2-year project led by the International Centre (IC): Researching child sexual exploitation, violence and trafficking at the University of Bedfordshire (UK).

Terre des hommes and Child Protection Hub for South East Europe invite you to join the webinar on procedural rights of juveniles suspected or accused in criminal proceedings in the EU.