ICACBR
Queen's University-
Projects
- Europe
- Asia
- Current Projects
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Completed Projects
- Balkan Primary Health Care Policy
- Social Dev Centers in Post Tsunami Sri Lanka
- CBR Development in RS and BiH
- Undergrad Physiotherapy in Kosovo
- The Mushkegowuk Territory Community Rehabilitation Aides Project
- Landmine Victims Peer Counciling Project
- Introduction of CBR in Slovakia and Latvia
- CBR Devlopment Kosovo
- Canada-Latvia Collaboration
- Canada-Thailand Collaboration
- CBRED Guatemala
- Emergency Assistance to the Disabled
- War Victims Rehabilitation Project Bosnia
- Isabel and Alfred Bader's Childrens Project
- CBR Croatia
- Canada-Russia Health Social Development
- Community Based Rehabilitation Project in Bosnia-Herzegovina
- CBR Bangladesh
Landmine Victims Peer Counselling Group II in Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH)
Project Information
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Name: |
Landmine Victims Peer Counselling Group II in Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) |
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Donors: |
Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) |
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Budget: |
$270,000 CAD |
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Duration: |
March 2001 - July 2002 |
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Primary Site: |
12 sites throughout BiH |
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Beneficiaries: |
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Overview
The concepts of a peer counselling (PC) program and volunteerism are new for BiH. Prior to the war, persons with disabilities did not actively engage in social and economic policy reform, as they were isolated from society's mainstream and were not involved in decision making. In July 1999, ICACBR started a project intended to strengthen the capacity of victims of landmines and other persons with disabilities through PC. The project's purpose is to enhance rehabilitation services currently offered by the existing network of 38 CBR centres in BiH and 3 CBR centres in Republika Srpska (RS).
Full Project Details - Landmine Victim's Peer Counselling Project.pdf
