News & Updates

The implementation of PM+ methodology in Romania

Posted on


Childhub logo
The implementation of PM+ methodology in Romania


In the framework of the European project WELL-U, Terre des hommes Romania has been implementing for 10 months the PM+ methodology, a support solution for young people over 16 and adults, whose main objective is to assess the problems faced by the client and to find, through a collaborative involvement of the participant, solutions, during the 5-7 sessions provided, with a subsequent referral to other services, if challenges are identified that require other types of intervention, such as psychotherapy and/or psychiatry. By including the PM+ methodology as a tool for working with the Ukrainian vulnerable community, Terre des hommes Romania team of professionals have equipped themselves with additional information related to the core values governing the tool: non-judgement, validation, confidentiality and encouraging openness of the person attending these sessions, says


Natalia Cirimpei, Project Manager WELL-U, Terre des hommes Romania. In this newsletter, you will find interviews with Terre des hommes Romania social workers who work directly with Ukrainian refugees in Bucharest and Brasov about their PM+ trainings.   Photo from one of the PM+ information sessions with possible clients, Bucharest, April 2024.  Interviews with Terre des hommes Romania social workers trained in PM+ How Terre des hommes Romania is implementing PM+ methodology? PM+ trainees at one of their information sessions with clients, in Bucharest 29

Apr 2024 Problem management (PM+) is a tool accredited by the World Health Organization and has facilitated the support of vulnerable people at risk, coming from various conflict areas. We are planning to adapt it to the situation of Ukrainians who have found Read more > WellU logoWELL-U project is co-funded by the European Commission.

Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Commission. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.     forward to a friend Childhub donors