

Realizovani Projekti
Kroz višegodišnji rad, Centar za psihološku podršku „Sensus“ je nastojao da, služeći se znanjima teorijske i primjenjene psihologije, kontinuirano osnažuje lokalno stanovništvo i njihovu učinkovitost u ličnom i profesionalnom razvoju, te da na taj način unapređuje civilno društvo. U periodu od osnivanja, pa do 2026 .godine, Centar je realizovao sljedeće aktivnosti usmjerene ka:
1. Profesionalnom usavršavanje mladih, uz pružanje socio-emocionalne podrške;
2. Programe prevencije nasilja
3. Programe javnog zagovaranja
4. Programe pružanja psihosocijalne podrške ugroženim skupinama.
Improving support for young people without parental care
The aim of the project is to support children and youth without parental care through the promotion, protection and fulfillment of their rights with the support of the non-governmental and governmental sectors. The main activities of the project are focused on working with the governmental and non-governmental sectors in order to inform and introduce significant persons to children and youth without parental care with the aim of advocating for improving mental health and improving conditions for a better quality of life for them.
Donors: LIR CD and ISB Sarajevo Year of implementation: 2022-2023
Improving the position of youth through the development of a Youth Strategy for the City of Mostar
The general objective of the project is to improve youth policies and improve the status of young people in the City of Mostar. The specific objective of the project is to determine the needs of young people in Mostar for the purpose of developing a Youth Strategy for the City of Mostar. Young people aged 15-30 from the Mostar area participated in the project. The project determined the position and needs of young people in the City of Mostar in the following sectors: employment, education, social security and health care, participation of young people in decision-making processes, youth mobility, information, culture and sports.
Donors: Federal Ministry of Culture and Sports; Year of implementation: 2020
Improving the quality of education for young people with developmental disabilities "Joint forces for better education"
The general objective of this project is to improve the conditions for inclusive education with a special emphasis on respecting diversity and social cohesion in schools attended by socially marginalized groups such as young people with developmental disabilities in secondary education. Partners: Youth Council of the City of Mostar, Secondary Textile and Agricultural School Mostar
Donors: USAID, Open Society Fund; Year of implementation: 2016
Intercultural learning: From history to future
Project goal: to improve opportunities for regional exchange, reconciliation and intercultural dialogue.
The project brings together 30 young people from the regions of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Serbia who will participate in study visits, joint sports activities and the training "Intercultural Learning: From the Past to the Future", thereby increasing intercultural learning and competences among young people from ethnically diverse communities.
Partners: Gymnasium Mostar, Maritime School Kotor, School of Economics Užice
Let's talk about mental health
The project aims to improve the mental health of young people by providing professional help that will work on the prevention of unwanted behavior, with a focus on young people from marginalized groups. During the project, workshops were conducted in high schools, as well as a free psychological counseling center for young people.
Donor: UNDP, 2024
Mechanisms for protecting children's mental health in the education system during the COVID-19 pandemic
The project works to protect the mental health of vulnerable children whose mental health has deteriorated due to the COVID-19 pandemic and aims to strengthen the capacity of teachers in 20 schools in Mostar and to work together and create network mechanisms for the protection of children's mental health. This includes 3 modules for teachers on how to offer psychological support, the creation of a mobile application to identify and facilitate access to vulnerable children and provide the necessary assistance, as well as a social media campaign at the local and national levels.
Donors: German Marshall Fund, Year of implementation: 2021-2022