Comprehensive Assistance to Children Victims of Trafficking
A two-year training programme for professionals working with assistance to children that have been trafficked, or that are unaccompanied.
Joint meeting visits Barnahus during Lithuanian chairmanship 2005-2006
Unaccompanied and trafficked children, leaving care, and online sexual abuse were also taken up during this period.
Finnish chairmanship 2004-2005 features ministerial meeting on children at risk
The 2004-2005 Finnish chairmanship of the Expert Group featured a ministerial meeting, progress with the programme on Unaccompanied and trafficked children, and expanded use of the Child Centre.
Senior officials discuss unaccompanied children during Latvian chairmanship 2003-2004
A CBSS Senior Officials meeting and an international summit led to the CBSS action plan on unaccompanied and trafficked children.
The programme on unaccompanied and trafficked children in the region of the Baltic Sea States
The programme on unaccompanied and trafficked children included all the eleven CBSS member states. Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova also took part in the technical implementation and cooperation.
Icelandic chairmanship 2002-2003 establishes Children at Risk as a formal entity at the CBSS
2002 was the establishing year of the group as a formal entity within the CBSS with a unit at the CBSS Secretariat. In addition to the administrative setup this entailed, the group adopted a priority paper and activity plan to guide their work.
The Child Centre
With the concept of becoming a ‘Barnahus on the internet,’ the idea for a regional IT network first arose in 1998. This became the now-retired “Child Centre” website, and was a key development in the establishment of the Expert Group.
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