IAPHP – Intercultural Approach to Prevent Harmful Practices -

IAPHP
Intercultural Approach to Prevent Harmful Practices

Project Number: 101097087
Call: CERV-2022-DAPHNE
Duration: 24 months

Goal of the Project

To provide online and face-to-face intercultural mediation training on prevention of harmful practices (HP) targeted at first line practitioners and migrant and refugee women, for (1) early detection, prevention, and response to HP crimes, such as female genital mutilation, early forced marriage and honor crimes and (2) to guarantee agility and adequacy of support to potential migrant victims”. (Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values [CERV], 2022, p. 3)

PARTNERS

Our Multinational Team

We are a diverse, multinational team united by a shared vision. Coming from different backgrounds and cultures, we bring unique perspectives, skills, and experiences that enrich our project. Collaboration across borders drives our innovation and strengthens our global impact.

Coordinator

[IPV] Instituto Politécnico de Viseu, PT

Beneficiaries

[PRAKSIS] Praksis Association, EL
[APAV] Associação Portuguesa de Apoio a Vitima, PT
[VSE] Victim Support Europe, BE
[CIG] Comissão para a Cidadania e a Igualdade de Genero, PT
[ISMU] Fondazione Iniziative e Studio Sulla Multietnicita’, IT
Community Impact Unipessoal Lda

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

Our professional training programs, led by Victim Support Europe (VSE), equip professionals with the skills and knowledge needed to support victims effectively. Through specialized training, we enhance the capacity of individuals and organizations to provide compassionate, rights-based assistance.

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TOOLKIT

ISMU provides practical resources and guidance to support professionals working with victims of crime.
Designed for accessibility and effectiveness, it offers tools, best practices, and training materials to enhance victim support services.
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