Projects
Programmes we currently run, and those we have completed.
Step by Step – Through Psychotherapy to Empowerment and Reintegration
“Step by Step – Through Psychotherapy to Empowerment and Reintegration” is a project aimed at providing free psychotherapy and psychosocial support to women survivors of violence. The project addresses the lack of accessible and specialized mental health services, particularly in the southern region of Montenegro, where the cost of psychotherapy represents a significant barrier to recovery.
Read more →
Paint activism!
“Paint Activism!” is a project focused on empowering women and girls through art, creative expression, and psychosocial support. Through painting and art workshops, participants are provided with a safe space to express their emotions, process personal experiences, and strengthen their self-confidence and solidarity.
Read more →
eTolerancija
eTolerancija is an initiative focused on the prevention and combating of digital violence, with a particular focus on young people and creating a safer and more tolerant digital environment in Montenegro. Through educational lectures, public events, the #netTolerancija campaign, and cooperation with representatives of institutions, civil society, and the community, the project raises awareness of different forms of digital violence, its consequences, and ways of preventing it.
Read more →
,,Osna(žena)”
The “Osna(žena)” project focuses on raising awareness of domestic violence and empowering women survivors. Through professional support, trauma-coping strategies and information on available legal protection mechanisms, the project helps women strengthen their resilience, access support and improve their safety.
Read more →
,,A confident woman, a strong family”
The opening of the Shelter for women and children victims of domestic violence Lea, within the framework of the “Safe Woman – Strong Family” project, supported by the Municipality of Bar, represents one of the significant steps towards strengthening the protection and support available to survivors of violence.
Read more →