Haruv annual report 2020

MULTI-DISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS

Number of Sessions: 7 STUDY AND TRAINING PROGRAMS | WELFARE & MULTI-DISCIPLINARY

Maltreated Children: Select Issues for Tzofim Youth Movement Jerusalem: January – March, November – December 2020 Haifa: January and December 2020 Partners: Tzofim youth movement, Jerusalem and Haifa leadership Tzofim Israel scouts is the largest youth movement in Israel, for children aged 10-18 from all populations. Belonging to a youth movement, especially the Israel Scouts, is a significant leisure activity for many youths, creating interpersonal relationships and social affiliation groups with equals and elders. Objective: Exposure to the world of maltreated children, and familiarization with legal frameworks and required action within and outside the youth movement. Target audience: Senior level (high-school juniors and seniors), pre-army program, senior coordinators (salaried post military service), volunteers (supervising parents)

Number of Participants: approximately 200

Venue: Jerusalem and Haifa

Budget: 14,700 ILS

Risk Reduction: Joint Course with the Rotenberg Institute for Jewish Psychology January – March 2020 Partners: The Rotenberg Institute Objective: Familiarization and discussion of essential issues in understanding children at risk, including maltreated children. Teaching innovative points of view, based upon dialogic psychology from the teachings of Prof. Rotenberg. Target audience: Professionals from varying disciplines – psychology, social work, education

Number of Sessions: 10

Number of Participants: 26

Venue: Haruv Institute

Budget: 14,000 ILS

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