On 13 December 2019 the partners conducted a very a fruitful meeting at the premises of the Department of Mental Health and Social Welfare of ICH in Athens. A very thorough discussion took place regarding each deliverable, activity, and the state of the art in pending...

Following the completion of all training activities, i.e. foundation training and continuous training workshops, and the finalization of the training module, the handbook, the tools, the trainer’s manual and the supportive to the delivery of the training material,...

 On 12 December 2019 the final conference of the ASOP4G project took place in Athens. The agenda included as topics of presentation and discussion the guardianship in Greece, Italy, Lithuania and Cyprus, the activities of the ASOP4G project, the impact of the project...

By the end of the project’s core activities, dissemination meetings were organized in Greece, Cyprus, Lithuania and Italy. There the project outputs were presented and the project’s publications were introduced to the participants. This meeting was addressed to...

In the framework of the ASOP4G project workshops were organized for professionals working in the field of migration, law enforcement, health, education, child protection and justice in order to familiarize them with the role of the guardian, his/her duties and...

In each country represented in the consortium lectures were delivered in schools of social work with regard to unaccompanied children, their psychosocial needs, the situation in the reception country and the role of the guardian. In Greece, upon agreement with the...

Following the foundation trainings 3hour monthly training workshops were organized for enhancing the knowledge and skills of the participants in specific issues, as well as supporting their supervision by discussing about their concerns. Topics varied from country to...

In the framework of the ASOP4G project a 3day foundation training was designed and implemented in Greece, Italy, Cyprus and Lithuania. The trainings aimed at enhancing the capacity-building of guardians of unaccompanied children and other professionals working in the...

On the 30th of September 2019 a High Level Meeting took place in Athens, organized by NGO Praksis in the context of the G.A.IN. program “Guardianship Advanced Instruments for child protection in Europe” (REC 2014-2020) and in association with UNICEF, UNHCR, National...

During the 2nd managerial meeting of the ASOP4G project all partners had the chance to discuss about the project’s pilot phase progress and especially about the implementation of the 3-day trainings for guardians and representatives of unaccompanied children. In particular, topics, trainee’s feedback and evaluation, challenges, as well as documentation of the deliverables were described by each national project team.

On 13th and 14th December 2018 in Strasbourg, the Children’s Rights division of the Council of Europe, in association with the Special Representative of the Secretary General on migration and refugees, has organized an international roundtable with participants –...

During the 1st managerial meeting of the ASOP4G project all partners discussed about the up-to-now progress regarding the activities implemented, deliverables, results, impressions and any challenges that the national research teams have faced, as well as mitigation strategies.

National networking meetings were held in each partner country during which representatives from competent state agencies, services and NGOs were informed about ASOP4G project’s objectives, activities and expected results. In general, national guardianship systems were analyzed, professional’s training issues and the role and tasks of each participant agency in relation to unaccompanied minors.

This workshop intended to be an exchange of partner’s experience thus far in training professionals in child protection and migration and enhancing child participation in relevant activities.

During the kick-off meeting of the ASOP4G project all partner organisations and members of the project team had the chance to introduce themselves and many issues were thoroughly discussed in the basis of common understanding.