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Integration of psychosocial services in Primary Health Care in the focus of HAP’s capitalisation

On 10 June 2026, the Health for All Project (HAP) organised a discussion forum entitled “Integrating Psychosocial Services into Primary Health Care: Towards Addressing Citizens’ Medical, Psychological and Social Needs”, as part of the project’s capitalisation process aimed at capturing and leveraging the knowledge and experience generated throughout its implementation. The forum brought together representatives […]

HAP holds discussion forum on standardising the treatment of NCDs and the role of Peer Groups in Primary Health Care

As part of the capitalisation process of the “Health for All” (HAP) Project, a discussion forum was held on the theme “Standardisation of the treatment of NCDs and the role of Peer Groups: Reflection on the quality improvement process in Primary Health Care”, with the participation of institutional partners, Primary Health Care (PHC) professionals, and […]

Strengthening the Role of Social Workers: Consultative Meeting Held on the Practical Manual in Primary Health Care

On 26 March 2026, a consultative meeting on the Practical Manual for Social Workers in Primary Health Care (PHC) was held bringing together a wide range of stakeholders from the health and social systems. Participants included representatives from the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, subordinate institutions, the Health Care Services Operator, managers of health […]

HAP Holds First Capitalisation Activity: Collaboration with Universities for the Development of Human Resources in PHC

On 25 March 2026, the Health for All Project (HAP) held its first activity of the capitalisation stage, focusing on: “Collaboration with universities for human resources development in primary health care.” The roundtable discussion took place at Hotel Plaza in Tirana and brought together a broad range of stakeholders from the health and academic sectors, […]

From Implementation to Capitalisation: Achievements, Lessons, and the Road Ahead

The Health for All Project (HAP) has entered an important stage: capitalisation—a strategic process aimed at transforming the experience and knowledge generated over more than a decade of interventions into sustainable value for Albania’s health system. After 11 years of implementation, this phase marks a clear shift from delivering activities towards analysing results, engaging in […]

Recall | Invitation to Tender: Training-of-trainers (ToT) on Standard nursing procedures for home care services

Health for All is a project of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) implemented by the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute (Swiss TPH), through the HAP Center. Its overall goal is that the Albanian population benefits from better health due to improved and inclusive Primary Health Care (PHC) services. HAP is seeking […]

HAP Participates in WHO International Conference on Integrating Mental Health Services into PHC

The WHO Regional Office for Europe organised an international mini-conference on 25-26 February 2026, bringing together over 1500 experts and project representatives from various European countries to discuss progress and challenges in integrating mental health services into Primary Health Care (PHC). The “Health for All” (HAP) project was represented at this forum by the Project […]

Invitation to Tender | Training-of-trainers (ToT) on Standard nursing procedures for home care services

Health for All is a project of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) implemented by the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute (Swiss TPH), through the HAP Center. Its overall goal is that the Albanian population benefits from better health due to improved and inclusive Primary Health Care (PHC) services. HAP is seeking […]

HAP distributes IT equipment for better community health service

As part of efforts to strengthen primary healthcare services and home-based care, the HAP Project has successfully completed the distribution of 98 IT units (89 laptops and 9 desktop computers) to 76 Health Centres across 17 Local Units of Health Care (LUHCs). The equipment was provided to Home Care Coordinators, Peer Group facilitators, and LUHCs […]