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Nisma për Ndryshim Shoqëror ARSIS is a nonprofit organization established in Tirana, Albania, ensuring to every child, young person, woman and family attain the right to protection, development and participation. The main goals of NISMA ARSIS actions are related to the prevention of children and youth exclusion, to the development of children and youth full potential and guarantying their rights. NISMA ARSIS offers its services to children and young individuals who live under conditions of poverty, neglect, victimization, conflict, disapproval, exploitation, isolation, racism, in contact with the law, without parental care, live in street situation, victims of abuse and domestic violence, trafficking, don’t have a family or a place to live.
Initiative ARSIS implemented awareness-raising activities in Korça, Shkodër and Tirana, with a focus on schools, institutions and public spaces
22 October 2020 Within the anti-trafficking month of October, Initiative for Social Change ARSIS has implemented awareness-raising activities in schools, institutions and public spaces in Korca, Shkoder and Tirana, with the aim of informing and raising awareness of trafficking in human beings. The ARSIS initiative offered the opportunity to more than 30 day-care centre children […]
Initiative ARSIS provided emergency services to 35 children and youth during September 2020
29 September 2020 In September, an Initiative for Social Change ARSIS provided emergency services to 35 children and youth. The support, provided by a team of professionals with a vast experience in the protection of children’s rights, focused on three main pillars: Identification of children in street situation, Safe transportation, and Psychological and social support […]
Award: “Best Practices in Social Service Provision”
The organization Initiative ARSIS has been assessed by the by Partners Albania, on behalf of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in cooperation with the Ministry of Health and Social Protection in Albania, within “Leave No One Behind”, a United Nations Joint Programme supported by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC).The practices were [...]
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