The PROMISE webinars are recorded and ready to watch.
This session introduces how Barnahus in Europe have involved children in their work, and explores ways of embedding child participation into safe and informed pathways to justice for children.
This webinar analyses the cross-cutting elements between casework in the Barnahus with preventative actions to minimize the chances of harm occurring, and responsive actions to ensure that incidents that may happen are appropriately handled.
This webinar is designed to help you evaluate the tool in its current state of development, and to learn about when and how to plan for bringing Hub to your Barnahus.
This lecture series on combined child-parent cognitive behavioural therapy (CPC-CBT) features Bengt Söderström from Allmänna Barnhuset in Sweden. It is geared towards those who will soon train in CPC-CBT, and also those who are evaluating the therapeutic method for use in your setting.
Olivia Lind Haldorsson, head of the children at risk at the CBSS and president of the PROMISE Barnahus Network, presents Barnahus and the Barnahus model and the Quality Standards.
It also features an interview with the author about the Lighthouse, the turning points to launching the service, her motivation to persevere on the long journey to launching it, and what to expect in the future. Special speakers who had a key role in the process to launching the service bring extra insight.
There is much more to recording interviews at a Barnahus than setting up a system and hitting record. To best perform its role, a Barnahus must comply with local/international rules and regulations of evidence recording, and be able to produce a recorded interview that holds up to scrutiny in court.
At the Crossroads is a legal briefing which explores the considerations for when criminal justice proceedings intersect with child protection proceedings in cases, particularly when they involve child victims of violence. Experience shows that there is a need for close collaboration among stakeholders and professionals involved in both child protection and criminal justice proceedings in order to identify opportunities for both immediate and more long-term change.
There is a range of ways to use legislation to enable the setup and success of the Barnahus. From full legislation to no legislation, having the perfect law in place is incredibly useful, yet not an absolute condition for establishing a well-functioning cooperation. With a focus on the benefits of legislation, watch this webinar to hear about best practices learned from the application of law that can be applied universally, and also to discuss crucial factors for achieving a well-functioning Barnahus.
In this webinar, we will feature some of the most notable achievements within the European Barnahus Movement thus far, including highlighting unique experiences, approaches and solutions as developed by the PROMISE 2 partners. This webinar will also showcase the PROMISE tools and future plans which are supporting the continued harmonisation and consolidation of good Barnahus practice across Europe.
This webinar mini-series explores the many considerations for meeting the medical evaluation criteria for Barnahus.
This session introduces how Barnahus in Europe have involved children in their work, and explores ways of embedding child participation into safe and informed pathways to justice for children.
This webinar analyses the cross-cutting elements between casework in the Barnahus with preventative actions to minimize the chances of harm occurring, and responsive actions to ensure that incidents that may happen are appropriately handled.
Children and young people have a right to express their opinions on things that concern them. To facilitate Barnahus and similar setups to hear about how children experience their service, PROMISE has developed a Child Participation Tool.
Children are naturally drawn to animals, and child-friendly services which use facility dogs report that the comfort they provide often leads to better results for children. From bonding in the lobby to accompanying the child throughout the facility, children are less stressed and have a non-human to tell their story. The evidence gathered is of a high quality, the child has a positive memory from the visit, and the dog is happy to be a companion in exchange for long walks and plenty of treats at nighttime. Watch this webinar to hear from Courthouse Dogs Foundation founders Ellen O’Neill-Stephens and Celeste Walsen about:
This webinar is aimed at professionals who are in all stages of preparing, planning, and continually improving Barnahus or similar setups which are providing a multidisciplinary and interagency response to child victims and witnesses of violence. Watch the webinar to hear about: the method and outcome of a consultation with children on their opinion of a service’s setup, ways to continually receive and integrate feedback from children, caregivers and professionals, the practicalities of planning, decorating and equipping a service.
This lecture series on combined child-parent cognitive behavioural therapy (CPC-CBT) features Bengt Söderström from Allmänna Barnhuset in Sweden. It is geared towards those who will soon train in CPC-CBT, and also those who are evaluating the therapeutic method for use in your setting.
This webinar mini-series looks at the concrete value of embedding therapeutic services at the Barnahus, how to meet the standard, and the impact for children and their caregivers.
This session introduces how Barnahus in Europe have involved children in their work, and explores ways of embedding child participation into safe and informed pathways to justice for children.
This webinar analyses the cross-cutting elements between casework in the Barnahus with preventative actions to minimize the chances of harm occurring, and responsive actions to ensure that incidents that may happen are appropriately handled.
This webinar is designed to help you evaluate the tool in its current state of development, and to learn about when and how to plan for bringing Hub to your Barnahus.
This lecture series on combined child-parent cognitive behavioural therapy (CPC-CBT) features Bengt Söderström from Allmänna Barnhuset in Sweden. It is geared towards those who will soon train in CPC-CBT, and also those who are evaluating the therapeutic method for use in your setting.
Olivia Lind Haldorsson, head of the children at risk at the CBSS and president of the PROMISE Barnahus Network, presents Barnahus and the Barnahus model and the Quality Standards.
It also features an interview with the author about the Lighthouse, the turning points to launching the service, her motivation to persevere on the long journey to launching it, and what to expect in the future. Special speakers who had a key role in the process to launching the service bring extra insight.
In this webinar, we will feature some of the most notable achievements within the European Barnahus Movement thus far, including highlighting unique experiences, approaches and solutions as developed by the PROMISE 2 partners. This webinar will also showcase the PROMISE tools and future plans which are supporting the continued harmonisation and consolidation of good Barnahus practice across Europe.
There is much more to recording interviews at a Barnahus than setting up a system and hitting record. To best perform its role, a Barnahus must comply with local/international rules and regulations of evidence recording, and be able to produce a recorded interview that holds up to scrutiny in court.
This webinar mini-series presents the importance of a forensic interview for child victims and witnesses of violence, how one is conducted, and how to adapt it to the special needs of the child.
This webinar is designed to help you evaluate the tool in its current state of development, and to learn about when and how to plan for bringing Hub to your Barnahus.
In early 2016 we met representatives from the United Kingdom at the very first networking and working meeting PROMISE. At that time, the UK was a pilot country in our project, which aimed at enabling Europe to establish a one stop shop approach as the standard approach to supporting child victims of violence. Watch this webinar to hear from all of the professional teams co-located at The Lighthouse about their work.
Working together in the best interests of the child: discussions on the formal agreements and the daily work of multidisciplinary interagency cooperation
Olivia Lind Haldorsson, head of the children at risk at the CBSS and president of the PROMISE Barnahus Network, presents Barnahus and the Barnahus model and the Quality Standards.
It also features an interview with the author about the Lighthouse, the turning points to launching the service, her motivation to persevere on the long journey to launching it, and what to expect in the future. Special speakers who had a key role in the process to launching the service bring extra insight.
This recorded conference presentation gives an introduction to the Barnahus model, presents its benefits for professionals and children alike, and proposes resources for advocating for children and the continued development of national legislation and practice.
On 29 September 2017, the PROMISE project held a webinar which highlighted advocacy tools for promoting the Barnahus model, and briefly introduced the outreach and national level technical support planned for PROMISE 2.
This webinar is designed to help you evaluate the tool in its current state of development, and to learn about when and how to plan for bringing Hub to your Barnahus.
It also features an interview with the author about the Lighthouse, the turning points to launching the service, her motivation to persevere on the long journey to launching it, and what to expect in the future. Special speakers who had a key role in the process to launching the service bring extra insight.
In early 2016 we met representatives from the United Kingdom at the very first networking and working meeting PROMISE. At that time, the UK was a pilot country in our project, which aimed at enabling Europe to establish a one stop shop approach as the standard approach to supporting child victims of violence. Watch this webinar to hear from all of the professional teams co-located at The Lighthouse about their work.
This webinar mini-series explores the many considerations for meeting the medical evaluation criteria for Barnahus.
With reference to Barnahus Quality Standards 2 & 5 on multidisciplinary and interagency collaboration and Interagency case management, this webinar invited a panel of experts to discuss key questions regarding the setup and operation of multidisciplinary teams in Barnahus.
Barnahus is a flexible format for providing rapid access to justice and care for child victims and witnesses of violence. Join our webinar Thursday to learn how Barnahus Linköping, Sweden and the Child and Youth Protection Center of Zagreb, Croatia work to achieve the Barnahus Quality Standards in their local contexts.
This webinar analyses the cross-cutting elements between casework in the Barnahus with preventative actions to minimize the chances of harm occurring, and responsive actions to ensure that incidents that may happen are appropriately handled.
Children are naturally drawn to animals, and child-friendly services which use facility dogs report that the comfort they provide often leads to better results for children. From bonding in the lobby to accompanying the child throughout the facility, children are less stressed and have a non-human to tell their story. The evidence gathered is of a high quality, the child has a positive memory from the visit, and the dog is happy to be a companion in exchange for long walks and plenty of treats at nighttime. Watch this webinar to hear from Courthouse Dogs Foundation founders Ellen O’Neill-Stephens and Celeste Walsen about:
This webinar is aimed at professionals who are in all stages of preparing, planning, and continually improving Barnahus or similar setups which are providing a multidisciplinary and interagency response to child victims and witnesses of violence. Watch the webinar to hear about: the method and outcome of a consultation with children on their opinion of a service’s setup, ways to continually receive and integrate feedback from children, caregivers and professionals, the practicalities of planning, decorating and equipping a service.
Barnahus is a flexible format for providing rapid access to justice and care for child victims and witnesses of violence. Join our webinar Thursday to learn how Barnahus Linköping, Sweden and the Child and Youth Protection Center of Zagreb, Croatia work to achieve the Barnahus Quality Standards in their local contexts.
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During PROMISE 1, select professionals from around Europe were invited to participate at the PROMISE project exchange meetings. These meetings featured lectures, trainings and discussions on the key principles, standards, and challenges to consider when opening and operating a multi-disciplinary and interagency collaboration for child victims and witnesses of violence.
In this Webinar Series, we revisited and expanded on topics covered in PROMISE 1 for a public audience.
The webinars all held in English. A smart way to engage in national level advocacy and to include non-English speaking colleagues is to watch the webinars together or even plan a short meeting around the webinar.
The webinars are co-organised with Terre des Hommes, a partner of this project, as part of the ChildHub’s child protection webinar series.