COPE and HOPE. Practical approaches fostering social integration of TCN women victims of trafficking

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The project contributes to the priority 3 of the Call for proposal “Integration of third country nationals who are victims of trafficking in human being”, in particular it aims at Contributing to the integration in the European society and to the prevention of re-trafficking of TCN women victims of violence and trafficking. Starting from the experiences and partnership of the previous project “Food Relation”, the project COPE and HOPE will allow the analysis, pilot implementation, capitalisation, sharing and dissemination at local and EU level of best practices aimed at the emotional, social and economic inclusion of TCN women victims of trafficking. The action will have 3 outcomes: 1) Pilot implementation in Barcelona and Milan of an assistance and rehabilitation model tackling emotional and psychological obstacles to integration in the hosting society of TCN women victims of trafficking: they will be involved in a multi-dimensional rehabilitation process (health, psychological and artistic therapy) aimed at heal their physical and emotional wounds. 2) Pilot implementation in Barcelona and Milan of a model supporting the social and economic integration of TCN women victims of trafficking and violence and their families in the hosting society. The model will offer language training, job orienteering services, skills, and competences enhancement opportunities to foster the autonomy of TCN victims of trafficking. 3) Capitalisation and dissemination at local and European level of identified practices aimed at the integration of third country national women victims of trafficking and their families. A desk analysis will feed the definition of the pilot model (WP2 and WP3) and it will be capitalized at national and EU level through awareness campaign, recommendations and multi-stakeholder events. The beneficiaries are: Short term beneficiaries: 180 Third country nationals (70% women), 40 social care professionals Medium term beneficiaries: 50 key EU and national dec