vsebinski podporni center po meri človeka / human-centred support centre for ngos

Vsebinski podporni center po meri človeka je namenjen dolgoročni krepitvi manjših in lokalnih nevladnih organizacij na področju človekovih pravic. Izhaja iz prepričanja, da se človekove pravice ne uresničujejo le na ravni zakonodaje, temveč predvsem v vsakdanjem življenju ljudi in skupnosti – v dostopu do hrane, dostojnega dela, dolgotrajne oskrbe, varnega okolja, enakosti spolov ter možnosti sodelovanja v družbi.

Številne organizacije, zlasti na podeželju, že vsakodnevno podpirajo posameznice in posameznike v situacijah, kjer se dotikajo temeljnih pravic. Kljub temu pogosto nimajo dovolj sistematičnega znanja o pravnem in institucionalnem okviru človekovih pravic, jasno oblikovanih metod dela ali dostopa do strokovne podpore, ki bi jim omogočila, da svoje delovanje gradijo na pristopu, utemeljenem na pravicah, ne zgolj na solidarnosti ali dobrodelnosti. Vsebinski podporni center odgovarja prav na ta izziv. Z vzpostavitvijo vsebinskega podpornega centra ustvarja prostor za učenje, refleksijo in praktično opolnomočenje organizacij. Posebno pozornost namenja organizacijam, ki delujejo z ženskami, mladimi, starejšimi, ljudmi z invalidnostmi in drugimi ranljivimi skupinami ter v svojih okoljih pogosto predstavljajo prvi stik z informacijo, pomočjo in podporo.

Ključne aktivnosti

• Tematska predavanja in delavnice o človekovih pravicah (npr. enakost spolov, preprečevanje nasilja, pravice ljudi z invalidnostmi, pravica do hrane, dolgotrajna oskrba, pravica do odklopa in varno okolje).
• Povezovalnice – srečanja za medsebojno učenje, izmenjavo dobrih praks in grajenje partnerstev med nevladnimi organizacijami.
• Program izobraževanja mentoric (train-the-trainer), ki predstavnicam organizacij omogoča, da same izvajajo mini delavnice o človekovih pravicah v svojih skupnostih.
• Svetovalne ure (helpdesk) za podporo pri konkretnih primerih in usmerjanje na specializirane organizacije.
• Razvoj pisnih in digitalnih gradiv (povzetki, predstavitve, kontrolni seznami, kratki videi), ki ostanejo trajen vir znanja tudi po zaključku programa.

Pričakovani rezultati

• Okrepil zmogljivosti najmanj 20 nevladnih organizacij za sistematično vključevanje človekovih pravic v svoje programe.
• Razvil in preizkusil najmanj 4 metode dela vsebinskega podpornega centra (tematski moduli, mentorski program, helpdesk, digitalna zbirka gradiv).
• Podprl najmanj 15 organizacij pri uvedbi novih ali izboljšanih metod dela, ki temeljijo na človekovih pravicah.
• Spodbudil najmanj 10 manjših/lokalnih organizacij k izvedbi lastnih mini delavnic ali informativnih dogodkov v njihovih skupnostih.

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The Human-Centred Thematic Support Centre is dedicated to the long-term strengthening of small and local civil society organisations in the field of human rights. It is based on the conviction that human rights are not realised only at the level of legislation, but above all in the everyday lives of people and communities – in access to food, decent work, long-term care, a safe environment, gender equality, and the opportunity to participate in society.

Many organisations, particularly in rural areas, already support individuals on a daily basis in situations that directly relate to fundamental rights. However, they often lack systematic knowledge of the legal and institutional human rights framework, clearly defined working methods, or access to professional support that would enable them to base their work on a rights-based approach rather than solely on solidarity or charity. The Human-Centred Support Centre responds precisely to this challenge. By establishing a dedicated support structure, it creates a space for learning, reflection, and practical empowerment of organisations. Special attention is given to organisations working with women, young people, older persons, people with disabilities, and other vulnerable groups, who often represent the first point of contact for information, assistance, and support within their communities.

Key Activities

• Thematic lectures and workshops on human rights (e.g. gender equality, prevention of violence, the rights of persons with disabilities, the right to food, long-term care, the right to disconnect, and a safe environment).
• Networking forums (Povezovalnice) – peer-learning meetings for exchange of good practices and building partnerships among civil society organisations.
• A train-the-trainer programme enabling representatives of organisations to independently conduct mini human rights workshops within their communities.
• Advisory hours (helpdesk) providing support in concrete cases and referrals to specialised organisations.
• Development of written and digital materials (summaries, presentations, checklists, short videos) that remain a lasting knowledge resource beyond the duration of the programme.

Expected Results

• Strengthened capacities of at least 20 civil society organisations to systematically integrate human rights into their programmes.
• Development and testing of at least four support-centre working methods (thematic modules, mentoring programme, helpdesk, digital resource collection).
• Support to at least 15 organisations in introducing new or improved rights-based working methods.
• Encouragement of at least 10 small/local organisations to conduct their own mini workshops or awareness-raising events in their communities.