• Welcoming Events: Partners organized events to gather key local figures involved in juvenile and gender violence. The goal was to foster collaboration and set future action plans.
• Discussion Groups: Following the welcoming events, discussion groups were implemented in each partner country. These groups promoted civic engagement and collected data on domestic violence procedures and challenges.
• Youth Survey: A survey was conducted among young individuals who have directly or indirectly experienced domestic violence. The insights from these groups and surveys contributed to a comprehensive report on the impact of domestic violence on victims.
• LTTA in Berlin, Germany: The SOOS project’s Learning, Teaching, Training Activity (LTTA) took place in Berlin from September 30th to October 2nd. Youth workers from each partner organization participated in the training and provided feedback on the developed training program.

• Basic terminology of domestic violence
• Understanding trauma and resilience
• Identification and response to domestic violence
• Child protection and safeguarding

In addition, they talked about how to support young people affected by domestic violence, self-care, and burnout prevention for youth workers. The participants visited the Heroes initiative in Berlin, where they met and listened to the experiences of young people.

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