Trainings and webinars

Training dates: August 12-14, 2025, August 19-21, 2025, August 26-28, 2025. Travel, accommodation, and meals are covered by the organizers.

Priority areas: Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv, Odesa, Poltava.

Objective:

◦ to raise teachers’ awareness of the essence, principles, opportunities, and challenges of implementing comprehensive sexuality education in general secondary education institutions;

◦ to improve teachers’ professional competence in implementing comprehensive sexuality education in general secondary education institutions;

◦ to develop skills for effective communication with students on sensitive topics;

◦ to promote critical reflection by teachers on their own practices and approaches in the context of implementing comprehensive sexuality education;

◦ to stimulate professional dialogue and cooperation between teachers for the exchange of best practices;

◦ to form a community for the implementation of comprehensive sexuality education in general secondary education institutions.

Successful completion of the training provides participants with a certificate with continuing professional development (CPD) points.

Objective: Improving the qualifications and professional skills of healthcare workers in ensuring the rights of children and adolescents, safe pregnancy, family planning counseling, use of modern contraceptive methods, prevention of pregnancy complications, identification of risks and contraindications in the presence of chronic diseases, prevention of unplanned pregnancy.

Training content:

◦ gender-based violence (GBV), concept, types and specifics of working with child and adolescent victims,
◦ types of GBV, specifics of its manifestations among children and adolescents,
◦ algorithms for providing assistance to victims,
◦ legal and medical aspects of working with victims of GBV,
◦ basic legal acts regulating work with minors,
◦ tools for effective counseling and clinical case management,
◦ counseling techniques (LIVES, SOLER),
◦ peculiarities of collecting evidence,
◦ clinical management of child sexual abuse cases, including diagnosis, treatment and referral,
◦ assessment of the readiness of health care facilities to respond to cases of GBV.

Successful completion of the training provides participants with a certificate with continuing professional development (CPD) points.

Course objective:

1. Improving the professional competence of doctors in early diagnosis, screening, and management of patients with abnormal cervical examinations.
2. Developing the knowledge, practical skills and communication abilities necessary for the effective implementation of modern cervical cancer screening standards in daily practice, as well as for ensuring quality interaction with patients and subspecialists.