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A new resource and service centre for migrants
Carmen Munteanu - Communications Coordinator
30 May 2014
ICAR Foundation launched the Resource and Service Centre for Migrants which will provide health care and psychological counselling services to migrants, which are not covered by the current public or private sectors.
The project is undertaken in partnership with the Norwegian association Resource Centre of Violence Traumatic Stress and Suicide Prevention Region West within Helse Bergen HF, Haukeland University Hospital, over 24 months.
During the two years of project implementation the Foundation aims to include the issue of asylum, migration and health in the public agenda, to reduce the social distance between Romanian citizens and migrants and to develop partnerships to consolidate collaboration in the field and improve the situation of migrants in the country.
ICAR benefits from non-reimbursable funding of 213,215 Euro for this project through the SEE grants 2009-2014, within the NGO Fund in Romania.
Source: http://www.agerpres.ro
The project is undertaken in partnership with the Norwegian association Resource Centre of Violence Traumatic Stress and Suicide Prevention Region West within Helse Bergen HF, Haukeland University Hospital, over 24 months.
During the two years of project implementation the Foundation aims to include the issue of asylum, migration and health in the public agenda, to reduce the social distance between Romanian citizens and migrants and to develop partnerships to consolidate collaboration in the field and improve the situation of migrants in the country.
ICAR benefits from non-reimbursable funding of 213,215 Euro for this project through the SEE grants 2009-2014, within the NGO Fund in Romania.
Source: http://www.agerpres.ro
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