Bulletin Ecett n°27
Target groups: youngsters at risk
Next webinar
Partnerships: Working with families, Networking with other services
Friday 30th of September 2022 at 10.00 AM.
contact@ecett.eu for registration.
News: Successful Ecett support for Erasmus+ Mobility grants:
5 applications for Mobility projects have been submitted to Erasmus+ in 2022 and all have been approved within the framework of Adult Education.
Applications by Ecett partners:
- AKATIJ (French Equatorial Guyana) for the training of staff in the framework of the ,creation of a TC for 20 women and 15 children
- Rhéso Carpentras (France) Housing First, coordination of social services, re-employment, domestic violence.
- Entraide SIDA Namur (Belgium) low-threshold services (harm reduction),
- L’Espérance (Belgium), therapeutic community for alcohol addicts.
- Relais Social de Charleroi (Belgium), local social and health network.
Internships abroad: if you want to get Erasmus+ Mobility grants to visit your peers in Europe, Ecett-Networks can help you for that. Contact contact@ecett.eu before end November 2022.
Good practices presented during the webinar of May 2021
TEENS EXPERIMENTING WITH NON-PROBLEMATIC USE THROUGH BELONGING
by Caroline Grimard , Phénix (Belgium)
 PHENIX YOUTH
Summary: In response to a growing demand, both from families and professionals, since January 2015 Phénix has been offering an outpatient programme aimed at young people aged 14 to 21 with behavioural and/or addiction problems linked to the use of products (cannabis, ecstasy, alcohol, etc.), as well as their parents/carers.
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RECEPTION PRACTICES FOR UNACCOMPANIED FOREIGN MINORS IN EMILIA-ROMAGNA
Gruppo CEIS – Modena – Italy Annalisa Pezzini & Claudio Falavigna
 Summary: The Ceis Group, in Modena (Italy), offers a system of educational services for children and adolescents that responds in a diversified way to the many needs of children, young people and adolescents. It is within this framework that they accompany Unaccompanied Foreign Minors (UFMs).
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Ecett in Africa
 Summary: The Congolese association ANUPF (social reintegration of psychiatric patients) asked for Ecett’s support to organise courses in Rwanda. Ecett accepted but as physical internships are not possible in the context of Covid, we created a new format: the “virtual internship”. This means that the Congolese trainees use the documents in the Ecett travel file and the host in Rwanda fills in the “course planning” document with several stakeholders (staff, clients, families) as it is done for physical courses, but this will be done by video conference.
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Good practices shared at the webinar in English of 23rd of April 2021
“Radio Show” Group for Expression and Communication
 by Theodora Prodromidou, Argo, (Greece)
A group of residents participates every Saturday to a radio show with a social content (e.g. economic crisis, social racism, relationships) or relating to rehabilitation (e.g. alcohol, gamblers, drugs). The goal is to inform and communicate with the public. The coordinators are giving some exercises: speech training, oral compositions, debates, etc.
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Individual Work Plan and Personal Growth Card
by Joan Guasch, Proyecto Hombre (Spain)
Proyecto Hombre communities have developed a tool for personalised monitoring of treatment objectives on 7 different fields. Residents record their personal and community goals to develop at their own pace and in their own way.
- Personal Growth Card (GP by Paul McKellar, 2012)
- Individual Work Plan (GP by Joan Guasch, 2021)
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Circle Percussion Group
by Theano Chatzoudi, ARGO (Alternative Therapeutic Program of Addicted Individuals), (Greece)
In this group, that happens once a week for 10 participants, percussions are used as a means for creative expression and communication. The resulted music making derives from improvisational and structured rhythmic activities that do not require technical skills.
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