Realizovani Projekti

The project "Right to the City" is implemented by the Network of NGOs "Our Society", with the support of the Open Society Fund BiH. The main goal of the project is to improve the quality of life in Mostar through the adoption of key development strategies based on the wishes and needs of citizens.
The Center for Psychological Support "Sensus" conducted a survey on the satisfaction of Mostar citizens with public services as part of the project. Given that green spaces were rated as the worst category, an intensive media campaign followed on the situation in the city of Mostar, the needs of citizens and raising awareness of the issue.

Walk the global Walk seeks to strengthen the European partnership between local authorities and communities by creating a common educational framework within the formal education system that can support and promote awareness of the Sustainable Development Goals, with an emphasis on inclusive practices. The project aims to provide a space where young people can engage with issues related to global citizenship and sustainable development, and to promote a culture of peace, respect for human rights, inclusion for all categories of the population and shared responsibility at the global level.

The project educated and supported young unemployed persons aged 18-30 from marginalized groups (single-parent families, minorities, young people without work experience) from the area of HNK with the aim of training them to actively seek employment. The main activities are: training in information technology, social and business skills, writing a biography and cover letter, a mentoring program for participants of education, as well as promotional activities.

The aim of the project is to contribute to the formation and promotion of youth policies at all levels of decision-making, which is guaranteed by Article 1 of the Law on Youth of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The specific aim of the project is to improve the position and affirm the role of youth in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina through the inclusion of youth in the health care system in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina through direct participation in health councils. The project involved 30 young people from the HNK/Ž area who are interested in active participation in their local communities through participation in public advocacy processes.

The goal of the project is to strengthen the rule of law in Bosnia and Herzegovina and strengthen the engagement of young people in demands for greater accountability of institutions in the fight against corruption.

The project "Prevention of Violence in Youth Relationships" aimed to enable young people in Mostar to recognize gender-based violence, and to help them develop mechanisms for resolving violence in relationships.