Project on the field MOVE | Games, Sport & Development
From 1 Jan 2008 To 31 Dec 2011 Thanks to a partnership with the UEFA for four years, Terre des hommes is implementing a project called MOVE - Psychosocial Development of Children through Games and Sport, based on experiential learning and participatory approach in three countries of intervention. Read the project description
MOVE Project News
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Albania Monitoring the development of children's skills
3 Jan 2012
December 12-13 2011, Tirana, Albania: A training workshop for about 15 MOVE trainers and Terre des hommes staff was convened at a picturesque location on the Dajti Mountain, facilitated by Stephanie Delaney, Tdh Consultant on Child Protection and Gaël Rennesson, MOVE Regional Project Coordinator. More
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Albania MOVE games to be incorporated in residential institutions
6 Dec 2011
November 18, 2011, Tirana, Albania: A total of 15 directors, caregivers, educators, social workers and psychologists currently employed in the four Residential Institutions with which Terre des hommes collaborates, Tirana, Vlora, Durres and Saranda, gathered to participate in psychosocial games, learn new activities to organize with children and share to ... More
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Moldova Mayors of Soroca learn about child protection
29 Nov 2011
Soroca, Moldova, October 13, 2011: For the first time ever all the mayors from Soroca district gathered for a seminar about the protection of child rights. Most of the newly elected mayors are for the first time in this chair, so they lack the necessary knowledge and experience in this matter. More
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Moldova First two sports halls are open for MOVE
25 Nov 2011
October 2011, Cricova and Danceni Moldova: In collaboration with local councils, parents and donations from local business people, Terre des hommes renovated two sports halls in Circova and Danceni and officially opened them to the public and children in November. During these events participants - children - of the MOVE activities had the opportunity to ... More
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Moldova Certificates for MOVE trainers in Transnistria
31 Oct 2011
Tiraspol, October 5, 2011: The MOVE training of 9 animators from 6 educational institutions in Transnistria back in March of this year was completed now, when participants were given their certificates during a small ceremony at the “Cares and attention to the childhood” office in Tiraspol. More
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Moldova Saying Goodbye to Moldova
25 Oct 2011
Gaël Rennesson, the regional coordinator for the MOVE project is saying goodbye to Moldova, after a few days of training with the local trainers and animators, concluding the last stage of the project. He speaks of his fond memories and of his close ties to the trained animators and trainers. More
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Moldova Feeling stiff after MOVE-ing - last training in Moldova ensures continuity
21 Oct 2011
Vadul lui Voda, Moldova, 26th-28th of September, 2011: Gaël Rennesson, the MOVE regional coordinator for Moldova, Romania and Albania organized his last training in Moldova. After three days of training, the once animators became the coaches of the next groups of trainers, this being the final step of the project – ensuring sustainability at a local level... More
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Moldova Pioneering Kin-ball through MOVE project
20 Oct 2011
Miguel Sanchez Gomez is in Moldova with the International Organization for Migration working as a project assistant in migration and management. We asked him what his affiliation to Terre des hommes and to the sport called Kin-ball was and about the training of MOVE animators. More
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Moldova Children win over the bad weather at Fair Play event
8 Oct 2011
September 24th, 2011, Suruceni, Moldova: On Saturday, more than 120 children between 7 and 11, forty parents and twenty animators participated at a FAIRPLAY Event. Because of the bad weather the event didn’t take place at the stadium of Chisinau. Thanks to the initiative of MOVE project manager, Lilia Dunai the location of the event was moved to a big eno... More
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AlbaniaRomaniaMoldova MOVE Annual Report - Education institutions are now convinced of the benefits
9 Sep 2011
September, 2011, Lausanne, Switzerland: Terre des hommes published the annual report of the MOVE project's fourth year, which provides clear evidence that the Movement, Games and Sports methodology decreases the percentage of children with dysfunctional behaviour. More
