This project was implemented in 2015 to promote human and family values and to empower families. Furthermore, it intended to affirm timely and adequate social, educational and healthcare support of families, all with a focus on healthy and safe development of children. It is also meant to prevent separating at-risk children from their families, and improving social functioning of children from designated risk groups.

Project activities included the implementation of specific psycho-social and educational activities as well as general activities, such as lectures by mental health, educational and social work experts. Further activities provided direct support to children in high risk groups and included psycho-educational workshops and special activities to mark the Children’s Week.