With the support of the project “Bridging the Gaps: Health and Rights for Key Populations”, representatives of non-governmental and governmental agencies in Georgia came together to develop the model of psychosocial rehabilitation.
AFEW International released a report “The impact of COVID-19 on civil society organisations in Eastern Europe and Central Asia”.
Supporting local civil society and independent media is crucial to containing the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and contributing to the long-term, socio-economic resilience of vulnerable groups in the Eastern Partnership countries. People in Need (PIN) is launching a new EU-funded project to tackle this challenge head-on.
#AFEW20. A greeting from Roman Dudnik, director of AFEW Kazakhstan
AFEW International has relaunched the call for applications from Moldova in the framework of the regional “COVID-19 Solidarity Program in the Eastern Partnership countries” with the financial support of the European Union.
Take part in a coordinated European assessment of the impact of COVID-19 in testing services for HIV, Hepatitis B, C and Sexually Transmitted Infections.
The Netherlands Helsinki Committee (NHC) has launched a regional “COVID-19 Solidarity Programme 2020-2022: Call for Proposals on Covid-19 in Prisons and Mental Health Institutions” with the financial support of the European Union, and in partnership with People in Need and AFEW International.
The candidate we are looking for inspires, motivates and challenges the team and the AFEW Partnership members to develop a new strategy and drives the organisation’s evolution within the frame of the East-West vision of AFEW.
Michel Kazatchkine, the Special Advisor to the Joint United Nations Program on AIDS (UNAIDS) in Eastern Europe and
In September AFEW Kyrgyzstan opened “Faith. Hope. Love”, one of the leading rehabilitation centres in Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan. The activities organized in the Rehabilitation center are partly supported through the programme “Bridging the Gaps: Health and Rights for Key Populations”.
