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The document discusses a community project organized in Naryn, Kyrgyzstan to address high suicide rates among teenagers due to conflicts with parents and peers. The project aimed to improve relationships between teenagers aged 11-18 and adults through activities with psychologists and using IT technology. As a result, participants learned more about conflicts, how to resolve them, and gained insight from meetings with psychologists.
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We're together
- 1. “We’ll be stronger if we’re together” Organized by Abakirova Aigerim April 11 2012
- 2. NEED COOMMUNITY : In the Naryn city exists 8 schools, and on statistical given around 4000 students. the moment for want of attention society and not understanding adult to teenager, as follows to students from 11 before 18 years, exist row a conflict between teenager and their parent, with teacher and peer also. As a result these conflict brings about suicide teenagers. From law-enforcement organ was registered about 456 suicide. Reason was conflicts and quarreling with parents and peers.
- 3. AIM OF THE PROJECT Assist the improvement of the relations between teenager at age from 11 before 18 years with adult, by attraction psychologist and increasing of the potential in sphere IT technology.
- 4. ACTIVITY
- 6. RESULT This project helped the participants to learn more about the conflict and how to decide. Meeting with a psychologist gave them answers to their questions that they could not solve. Students knew the reasons , views of conflicts .