The HE4Her project’s 2nd Project Meeting was held 12th and 13th of September 2024 in Ankara Turkey.
The purpose of this meeting was to analyse the implementation calendar, to discuss the upcoming interim report and activities, and to find the best improvement solutions for the project.
On second day focus was given on the Needs Analysis "Findings from the survey on health literacy, STD knowledge, and preventive behaviour with incarcerated women in Romania, Greece, and Türkiye" and its author Dr. Mugur Geana from the Center for Excellence in Health Communication to Underserved Populations - University of Kansas School of Journalism and Mass Communications CEHCUP USA presented the conclusions of the survey, that were behind the choice of topics on which the new educational materials will be developed in the working group that will take place on the 3rd and 4th of October in Ankara Turkey.
The ERASMUS+ HE4Her project’s first working group was held in Timișoara Romania 3-4.6.2024 with participants from each partner organisation. The event was hosted by CPIP CENTRUL PENTRU PROMOVAREA ÎNVĂȚĂRII PERMANENTE TIMIȘOARA ASOCIAȚIA and held at the Atlas Hotel in the centre of Timișoara town.
Participants in this face-to-face working group were specialists who are involved in health education in their countries. During the event, the participating specialists analysed the identified needs and the inventory of existing programs and started the creation of the new educational content for health in digital format.
The next working group will be held in October in Turkey.
The 1st Transnational Project Meeting (TPM) was held in the Gherla Prison in Romania on the 11th and 12th of January 2024. Representatives from all partner organizations took part in the first meeting, where the specific features and procedures concerning the project were handled in good cooperation. Details of the capacity building mobility were also finalized.
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