U vremenu kada su kladionice i igre na sreću sve dostupnije djeci i mladima, dugoročni i kvaliteno osmišljeni programi prevencije postaju neophodni dio obrazovnog sistema. Upravo s tim ciljem, tokom školske 2024/2025. godine uspješno je realiziran program Ko zapravo pobjeđuje, koji je namijenjen učenicima prvih razreda srednjih škola. Program je dio Kataloga posebnih i vannastavnih programa Instituta za razvoj preduniverzitetskog obrazovanja Kantona Sarajevo, te su realizaciju programskih aktivnosti provodili educirani vanjski saradnici Instituta, uz kontinuiranu podršku i superviziju Udruženja NARKO-NE. Ciljevi programa usmjereni su na povećanje znanja mladih o rizicima igara na sreću, razvijanje njihovih socio-emocionalnih vještina, te na

Sa današnjim ubrzanim tempom života, djeca se već od najranijih školskih dana suočavaju s brojnim izazovima – od uspostavljanja prijateljstava i izražavanja emocija do rješavanja sukoba i donošenja odluka. Upravo zato, programi za razvoj životnih vještina postaju neizostavan dio obrazovanja. Ovi programi pomažu djeci da bolje razumiju sebe i druge, razvijaju emocionalnu pismenost, jačaju samopouzdanje i uče važne socijalne vještine koje će im koristiti kroz cijeli život. Tokom školske 2024/2025. godine dodatno su educirana 32 učitelja i učiteljice za provođenje programa Odrastimo zajedno, čime je formirana baza od ukupno njih 64 koji su edukovani i

The curriculum Let’s Grow up Together has gained new educators in the Sarajevo Canton. In the 2024/2025 school year, they will work with their students on developing and enhancing life skills, promoting health, and focusing on addiction prevention and risky behavior prevention through a series of workshops. The program is designed for children in grades 1–4 and is based on developing life skills such as empathy, communication skills, stress management, and many more. These skills will empower children to resist peer pressure and face life challenges. Due to high interest, the training was held in

On Thursday, September 25, 2024, a training session was held for the new cycle of the Guiding Stars program, which begins its activities in October. This year, 14 volunteers from the previous cycle continue to serve as guiding stars, and they are joined by seven new enthusiastic young people.  The program coordinator, Kerima Delibašić, used the introductory training to help the volunteers connect, improve their teamwork skills, and explain what lies ahead in this cycle.  The training was held at the NARKO-NE Association premises, and the volunteers got to know each other through various activities

In the past school year, the program Who Actually Wins? was implemented in ten high schools in Tuzla Canton. In this regard, the Minister of Education and Science of Tuzla Canton, Ahmed Omerović, held a meeting with representatives of the Addiction Prevention Association NARKO-NE to discuss the continuation of their cooperation. The meeting was attended by Amir Hasanović, Executive Director of NARKO-NE, Sanela Pekić, Prevention Program Specialist at NARKO-NE, Zumra Šahović, Education Advisor at the Pedagogical Institute of Tuzla Canton, and Meliha Bijedić, Professor at the Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation of the University of

Let’s Grow Up Together program for promoting health and personal development in children from grades 1 to 4 is based on the approach of enhancing life skills. This includes developing self-awareness, empathy, communication skills, stress management, critical thinking, and many other skills that will empower children and help them face risks and choose a healthy lifestyle. During the 2023/2024 school year, the Let’s Grow Up Together program was implemented in nine elemetary schools in the Sarajevo Canton, specifically in: Vrhbosna Elementary School, Saburina Elementary School, Second Elementary School Hrasnica, 6th March Elementary School Hadžići, Hrasno