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In this article, Save the Children MEEE Regional Office Director, Jeremy Stoner, reflects on his visit to Una-Sana Canton and our programmes for support to refugee and migrant children.

Due to the small number of applications, the deadline is extended to July 16th 2021.

We are looking for a consultant/agency to design and implement a capacity building and mentoring program for children beneficiaries of drop-in centers in five locations in BiH and two in Montenegro on the topic of online/photo/video journalism. After the completion of the training program, children and youth should be able to identify relevant stories in their communities, (primarily relating to children’s rights), and express their opinions and possible solutions to identified issues in the form of article/photo or video story. Save the Children will facilitate the promotion and placement of produced stories in the local and online media, and towards relevant decision-makers. It is expected that the skills gained through this training will help children, and especially young people soon growing out of DiC services, to develop different competencies required in the labor market of today, thus contributing to their future employability.

This assignment aims to provide expert support in producing a video documentary that will be used to increase public awareness and better inform the audience about the inclusion of children with disabilities in the regular system and the positive results of CDIPs established by the project. The documentary should highlight significant success stories of beneficiaries of the 2 CDIPs, offering a compelling portrait of how these children and families compensate for the daily education issues by using their strengths to overcome their challenges

The consultant is expected to prepare a Rulebook (By-law)on detailed conditions and standards of work of organizations providing services in the field of social protection in Brcko District and a Rulebook (By-law) for licensing service providers and accreditation of services in the subject area, present draft documents to the Brcko District BiH Child Protection Working Group and staff SCI and collect comments to finalize the documents.

To encourage and promote the inclusive approach within the Canton system and support a continuous improvement of professionals, Inclusive4All promotes a workshop about functioning and disability as essentials areas for clinical practice, research, education, health, and social policy and advocacy. Increasingly, countries are enhancing their data about functioning and disability using the WHO International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health (ICF). However, to be a standard and comparable tool, ICF has to be applied consistently worldwide by all users. That means the ICF aims, rationale, and the specific skills needed to use it must be taught in an accessible and standardized manner. A workshop to introduce the ICF model and the classification terms (ICF basic principles, structure and application in different settings) need to be implemented to reach this objective.SC, therefore, invites requests for proposal from various experienced individual consultants and/or agencies to carry out training for max 30 participants (specialists, public officers, and representatives of local communities working in TK as specified in this Terms of Reference).