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ination, within institution, the integrated early intervention model and the adjustment of health programs indicators.

General objective:

The project purpose is to help combating discrimination and improve the situation of Roman children in the selected communities, at the time with reducing disparities/social exclusion and an active involvement of a multi-disciplinary team of experts in complementary fields (social assistance and inclusion, non-discrimination, health) to promote, among the bene- ficiaries, information about a healthy life through the prevention of transmissible diseases that are specific to children.

Specific Objectives:

1. Raise awareness of around 15 representatives of the local stakeholders (public au- thorities) about the importance of early intervention in the vulnerable communities and promote a healthy living among parents of Roma children - with a focus on the mandatory immunization measures.

2. Raise awareness of around 300 beneficiaries (parents of Roma children) in the select- ed Roma communities, about the importance of health education and prevention of transmissible diseases children among children, through vaccination.

3. Establish 2 local multi-disciplinary networks (one for each county) of experts from the 4 pilots selected for the project, to monitor/involve constantly in the promotion of health education within vulnerable communities.

Implementation term: May 26, 2015 – April 30, 2016.

Project funded from the Call COERENT, under the Programme RO10 – Children and youth at risk and local and regional initiatives to reduce national inequalities and promote social inclusion, a programme implemented by the EEA Financial Mechanism 2009 – 2014 EEA

In its capacity as partner in this project, the National Council for Combating Discrimina- tion participated to the development of curricula for training the multi-disciplinary teams that were called to promote the integrated early intervention model to prevent sickness risk among children.

In addition, the National Council for Combating Discrimination provided trainers to training sessions dedicated to the multi-disciplinary teams on the integrated early intervention model to prevent sickness risk among children.

The role of the National Council for Combating Discrimination in this project, in its capacity as partner, was to draft national policies aimed at fighting discrimination and promoting equality in addition to the legislation and promote the dissemination of information regard- ing the EU and the national policies and the legislation in the field of non-discrimination.

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