tolerantproject.eu – Support Victims of Human Trafficking

“TOLERANT: TransnatiOnaL network for Employment integRAtion of womeN vicTims of trafficking” è un progetto europeo finalizzato a promuovere l’integrazione lavorativa di donne provenienti da paesi terzi, vittime di tratta a scopo di sfruttamento sessuale, nel mercato del lavoro dei paesi di destinazione e dell’Unione Europea in generale, attraverso la formazione e l’empowerment.

Il progetto è finanziato dal Fondo Asilo, Migrazione
e Integrazione (AMIF) dell’Unione Europea ed ha una durata di due anni
(Gennaio 2019 – Dicembre 2020).

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Perchè è necessario?

Solo tra il 2013 e il 2014 sono state registrate in Europa circa 16.000 vittime di tratta di esseri umani, delle quali circa il 64% è costituito da donne vittime di sfruttamento sessuale.

La necessità di realizzare il progetto TOLERANT emerge dal fatto che, a seguito dell’identificazione formale e della risposta ai bisogni fondamentali delle vittime di tratta (protezione, permesso di soggiorno, supporto psicologico e sociale), l’occupazione sembra essere il fattore più importante nel processo di integrazione, che consente alle donne di diventare finanziariamente indipendenti e autosufficienti a lungo termine.

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ANIMUS

Animus Association Foundation is the Bulgarian member organization of La Strada and works both on the issue of trafficking and domestic violence since 1994. Animus works in three main areas: provision of psychological and social support, lobby and prevention activities, and training of different professionals on identifying and working with victims of violence.
For the last 25 years Animus Association Foundation (AAF) has proved to be the biggest and one of the most reliable providers of social services in Bulgaria. Presently the organization operates the following programmes for victims of violence and children at risk: 24-hour National Helpline; 24-hour Crisis Centre which works as Transit centre for trafficked persons; Trauma Centre for Children and Families; Centre for Reintegration, Counselling and Psychotherapy; Sofia Municipality Social Services Complex for Children and Families, including a Mother and Baby Unit.

AIDROM

AIDRom is an ecumenical organization of five Churches, founded in 1991, acting as a platform for communitarian development and inter-ethnical dialog. The organization aims at promoting social inclusion of marginalized people and strengthening ecumenical and inter-ethnical cooperation towards peace and stability. AIDRO provides services such as: social services, socio-professionals services, human rights protection, services in the field of refugees and migrants, as well as reintegration for the victims of trafficking in human beings and domestic violence.

LEFO

LEFÖ-Intervention Centre for Trafficked Women and Girls (LEFÖ-IBF) is the officially recognized victim protection facility for trafficked women and girls in Austria operating nationwide since 1998. LEFÖ-IBFs’ approach from its beginning is to focus on the diversity of the situations of exploitation migrant women experience has been the basis of its work throughout Austria. The overarching goal at LEFÖ-IBF is to offer supportive services that strengthen and expand the scope of action of women and girls affected by trafficking. This approach is also based on the basic understanding that trafficking not only infringes on women’s rights also on women’s human rights

LEFÖ-IBF offers save accommodation, psychosocial support, psychosocial counselling in court cases and legal assistance, assistance in accessing German courses, trainings and independent accommodation and employment as well as support and counseling for returning in the country of origin in cooperation with other organizations.

CESIE

CESIE is a European centre of studies and initiatives established in 2001, inspired by the work and theories of sociologist Danilo Dolci (1924-1997). CESIE strives to develop, test and implement innovative educational non-violent methods for the benefit of groups and individuals who are vulnerable to social, economic and cultural exclusion in today’s world. CESIE’s head office is located in Palermo, Italy, and has six Units based on different targets and aims. The TOLERANT project in particular is coordinated by the Rights & Justice Unit of CESIE, whose principal objective is that of promoting equality, protecting the rights of people, preventing and developing responses to violence and discrimination.

DD

Differenza Donna is a feminist organisation of women founded in Rome on the 6th of March 1989, whose aim is to emerge, fight, prevent and overcome violence against women. DD is active on both national and at international level and runs women’s shelters and several help desks, including one shelter and three help desks for women victim of trafficking.

Since 1992, DD has received more than 30.000 women of which 50% migrants and asylum seekers and more than 1000 women victims of human trafficking for sexual exploitation.

KMOP

KMOP – Social Action and Innovation Centre, situated in Athens, is a non profit organization with more than 40 years of experience in supporting vulnerable groups across the world. KMOP has expertise to design and implement new innovative ideas in order to ensure and promote positive social impact by building resilient communities and making world a better place for everyone taking into consideration all the modern societal, technological and environmental developments.

KMOP’s mission is to inspire and support innovative ideas to change people’s lives, tackling the causes of vulnerability and promoting inclusive and sustainable growth for everyone.

KMOP is the Project Coordinator of “Tolerant”, responsible for the project management and has been involved in all project activities, KMOP is also leader in the dissemination activities of the project (including the communication strategy, project website, social media, press releases, leaflets, newsletters, final conference etc…).