Bibliotherapy Methodological Guide
Bibliothèques Sans Frontières · Apply by November 6, 2026
About this role
Who are we? Bibliothèques Sans Frontières (BSF) works to strengthen the capacity to act and the autonomy of populations through access to information, education and culture. To do this, it takes the library where it does not exist, to make it accessible to the most vulnerable populations. Since its creation in 2007, BSF has deployed information dissemination strategies based on tools and content carefully selected for the needs of each public, and on support for actors in the field. 1. Background and presentation of the project BSF is recruiting a consultant to produce a bibliotherapy methodological guide for children aged about 6–17 in Ukraine, with a smaller set of sessions for adults, such as peer sessions among teachers, usable both onsite and online, ahead of the partner training in February 2027. Project. “Ensuring Access to Protective Education for War-Affected Children and Teachers in Ukraine” (NRC-BSF, CDCS funding, phase 2 “180-EiE CDC”, July 2026 –August 2027). The project is led by NRC with BSF and two local partners, SpivDiia and Fishermen Club of Ukraine (FCU), in Kharkivska, Dnipropetrovska and Donetska oblasts. Activity 1.3 – Psychosocial support to children in…