The Association for Addiction Prevention NARKO-NE develops and implements evidence-based interventions that balance global scientific trends in addiction prevention with the specific needs of Bosnia and Herzegovina. In addition to empowering children and young people and strengthening their protective factors through direct work, NARKO-NE also enhances the capacities of professionals working with them.In line with the organization’s needs, we are announcing a job opening for a fixed-term position (twelve months), with the possibility of extension.Position TitleProgram Coordinator for Older Brother, Older Sister Position DescriptionThe Program Coordinator for Older Brother, Older

Undertaking professional practice is a crucial part of the educational process as it allows students to gain practical experience in their field of study and apply theoretical knowledge in a real work environment. During the internship, students face real challenges, develop their skills, and prepare for the professional world. This report will present the experiences of the students from the Department of Social Work at the Faculty of Political Science, University of Sarajevo – Lejla Kazić, Ajla Bibuljica, and Elma Moco who completed their internship at the NARKO-NE Association, totaling

The Association for Addiction Prevention NARKO-NE invites young people aged 18 to 30 from Bosnia and Herzegovina to volunteer in Aachen (Germany) as part of the European Solidarity Corps program!The project is titled Solidarity with People with Disabilities.Volunteering Locations: Pax Christi Aachen and Vinzenz-Heim AachenVolunteers will support the inclusion of people with disabilities through everyday activities and tasks, such as:– Assisting with daily activities (e.g., setting the table, making coffee)– Organizing leisure time– Helping with cooking and shopping– Providing support during trips and vacations– Assisting with mobility (e.g., pushing a

The Association for Addiction Prevention NARKO-NE creates and develops programs aimed at empowering and fostering the healthy development of children and youth while building and strengthening the capacities of professionals* for effective work in addiction prevention and health promotion in Bosnia and Herzegovina. We are open to all individuals, regardless of religious, national, ethnic, or other affiliations.In 2025, the Association will celebrate its 23rd anniversary and is now seeking a new team member for a crucial position ensuring the smooth operation of the Association.All information about the Association is available