The project to provide case management services to victims of domestic and gender-based violence operates with the support of UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund.

The goal of the project is to provide comprehensive support and assistance to victims, increase their safety, promote physical and mental recovery, as well as reintegration into society. The project aims to reduce the level of violence in society by raising awareness, developing social support networks, effective coordination between services and creating a safe and harmonious social environment.

The main tasks of the case management project for victims of violence include specific actions:

1. Assessment of the needs of victims:

• Carrying out individual assessments of the needs of each victim.

• Determination of necessary resources for physical, psychological and social recovery.

2. Development of individual assistance plans:

• Creation of detailed assistance and safety plans for each victim.

• Determination of specific steps and measures for the implementation of these plans.

3. Providing comprehensive support:

• Organization of access to medical care, psychological support and legal advice.

• Provision of temporary housing for victims who need it.

4. Coordination of actions with various services:

• Cooperation with law enforcement agencies, medical institutions, social services and non-governmental organizations.

• Ensuring effective communication and interaction between all parties involved.

5. Raising awareness and preventing violence:

• Conducting information campaigns, seminars and trainings for the community.

• Development and dissemination of educational materials on violence prevention and support for victims.

6. Social and economic reintegration of victims:

• Helping victims return to normal life through vocational training and employment programs.

• Provision of social support to facilitate reintegration.

7. Monitoring and evaluation of project effectiveness:

• Regular monitoring of the progress of project implementation and the effectiveness of the assistance provided.

• Conducting an assessment of the results and making the necessary adjustments to improve efficiency.

8. Development of a network of volunteers and partners:

• Engagement of volunteers to support victims.

• Creation and strengthening of partnership relations with other organizations and institutions.