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Representatives of the organization Pozitiv 365 welcomed a delegate from the European Union in Serbia at a meeting.

During the meeting, important issues concerning the Preševo Valley were discussed, including the challenges and needs of the migrant community. Representatives of Pozitiv 365 presented the main objectives and activities to be implemented within the framework of the project “Mental Health Program for Migrants in Preshevo: A Community Engagement Approach.”

This project aims to improve the psychological well-being of migrants by providing psychological support, psychosocial activities, and strengthening cooperation between migrants and the local community.

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Representatives of Pozitiv 365 welcomed Delegate of the European Union in Serbia, to a meeting at APC in Preshevo.

The discussion focused on key issues affecting the Preshevo Valley, including the challenges and needs of the migrant community. During the meeting, Pozitiv 365 presented the objectives and planned activities of the project “Mental Health Program for Migrants in Preshevo: A Community Engagement Approach,” which aims to improve migrants’ psychological well-being through psychological support, psychosocial activities, and stronger cooperation between migrants and the local community.

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This event is organized within the project “Mental Health Program for Migrants in Preshevo: A Community Engagement Approach” and implemented by NGO Pozitiv 365

Representatives of Pozitiv 365 welcomed Delegate of the European Union in Serbia, to a meeting at APC in Preshevo.

Within the organization “Pozitiv 365”, we’re thrrilled to share the news that we will implement the project “Mental Health Program for Migrants in Preshevo

“Maintaining Mental and Physical Health During Emergency Situations”

Following the invitation of the “Dituria” Association, the psychologist of our organization conducted a session on “Maintaining Mental and Physical Health During Emergency Situations” as part of the project “Overcoming Barriers through Migrants and Local Youth”