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World Vision is a Christian relief, development and advocacy organisation dedicated to working with children, families and communities to overcome poverty and injustice. Inspired by our Christian values, we are dedicated to working with the world's most vulnerable people. We serve all people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity or gender. Our Vision Our vision for every child, life in all its fullness; Our prayer for every heart, the will to make it so.

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Club Sportiv Motorhome Napoca Rally Team was created in order to carry out sports, motor sports, driving safety programs and road traffic education. CS Motorhome Napoca Rally Team is encouraging young talents in the sport. The Club allocates part of its resources in educational activities for young people, aiming road education in schools or in other events such as conferences, training courses, extracurricular activities organized in partnership with the government and other organizations.

Mission: Co-Create a society free from violence against women. Vision: Women survivors acting as social change-maker. Values: Empathy, Sisterhood, co-creation, love, empowerment and positive testimonies . Ana Bella Foundation's objective is to represent, defend and support women victims and survivors of gender violence and their sons and daughters, to achieve their personal empowerment towards a dignified life in equality.

Fundatia Inima de Copil (Heart of a Child Foundation) was established in 1996 by a group of volunteers from Galati, Romania who decided to help the children in need. Today, the foundation has 30 employees and 30-40 volunteers monthly and supported in 23 years over 15.000 children and families. Our mission is to provide a better life for children in Romania.We hope to enhance the life quality of children in Romania, by providing social services and we fight to protect children's rights. All the projects carried out together with our sponsors and contributors are intended to reunite human and community resources, so that every child may benefit from home, a family, and fulfil their potential. Approximately 21,5% of Romanian children live in poverty, according to the Eurostat 2019 statistics, and this ratio is the highest in EU, where the media is 5,9%. Over 32% of children live in extreme poverty, shows a report issued by Save the Children and People's Advocate in 2019. This phenomenon is widely-spread and more worrying in rural areas. For example, almost 30% of the children from the organization's programs live in families with an income of less than 70 USD/month/ person. Another worrying figure is that 150.000 children go to sleep hungry at night, just before the COVID 19 crisis, and the statistics included only the children living in the rural area and it has been calculated on the basis of a study made in 2018 by Save the Children, in which 3% of children said that they are going to sleep hungry every night, and 5% just from time to time. The ones that are more exposed to this risk are the ones who have 2 or more siblings. At the same time, the data from the report indicates that Romania has the highest mortality rate of children from EU (2018 - 6,5.), with a separate chapter of mortality under 1 year old. More than half of the deaths under 1 year are produced in the first month of life (neonatal mortality). During the last years, the rate of school abandonment has remained high and worrying. 19% of the children at the national level and 25% of the ones from rural areas abandon school before finishing high-school. Most of them do this because of material deprivation or work exploitation when they are 12-14 years old. Functional illiteracy is also an alarming consequence of the inadaptation of the educational system to the needs of children. If we take into consideration the non-unified regional economical development of Romania and the high discrepancies between urban and rural areas, the highest number of children and families affected by poverty and its consequences are registered in SE and North and in rural areas. The nowadays COVID 19 crisis has emphasized these problems as people lost their jobs, the high number of children that did not have and still don't have access to digital education (the estimated number is 250.000 children at the national level and approx 12.000 in our area), the limited access to health services and hygienic supplies that translates into higher costs for families. In all these circumstances, our mission as an organisation is far more important. We are one of the most known and appreciated organisations that offer social services in the South East of Romania, having beneficiaries right now from 4 poor counties from Romania (Galati, Vaslui, Vrancea, Tulcea). Moreover, the present focus of the organisation and of future programs is concentrated on the rural area, on communities where we know that the chances for children's evolution are very limited without any support from the outside.

Since 2004, United Way of Romania (UWRo) has been supporting social programs and initiatives that improve the lives of children, adults and the elderly in need. Our work focuses on the three directions that lay the foundation for a thriving community: access to quality education, good health services and a sufficient income to support a family. UWRo works as a community organizer, mobilizing an extensive network of community partners - NGOs, companies, public institutions, civil society leaders, donors and volunteers - to coordinate their efforts to produce a collective impact. Our vision is that of a world where every community is strong, has jobs that ensure a decent and stable income, good schools and a healthy environment. Around the world, we engage people and organizations in innovative solutions that make this vision a reality. United Way of Romania mission is to improve the quality of life in our communities through individual giving, corporate giving, and volunteerism. Objectives of our work: To engage more companies and individuals in CSR, philanthropic and volunteering activities. To enable social services NGOs to offer higher quality services to our community members. To promote transparency and professionalism. To support government institutions and the civil society in their efforts to build prosperous communities. United Way Romania's activities are based on the "Live United" principle, founded on the certitude that, together, relevant actors and community members can contribute to a better life for everyone: quality education leads to a stable job, provides a decent income that can support a family and a good health.

Our mission, since 2008, is to develop and provide, at the national level, the best specialists and the best programs for the recovery and integration of children with autism spectrum disorders, behavioral or neuro-psychic, the two centers of Our recovery being the standard of professionalism in the field. Each year, we support more than 400 children with autism spectrum disorders in the recovery process. The programs designed for them are complex and include all the steps necessary for a normal life. We try to help them in all the stages necessary for recovery - from the initial psycho-behavioral assessment, the implementation of adapted intervention plans, to specialized therapy programs in home-based centers and those of social integration. Families are supported annually in the process of recovering their children - parents are helped step by step to understand how to support their child, how to communicate with him and benefit from free courses, counseling, psychological counseling and financial support. Autism Voice is the first association specialized in the recovery of children with autism that introduced in Romania the possibility of a specialized training of therapists. Every year, the courses we hold are aimed at all those directly involved in the recovery of children - parents, teachers, psychologists, ABA specialists. Over time, over 4.100 parents attended the free courses, 3.000 psychologists, specialists and over 2.000 teachers participated in the training programs.

eLiberare is a Romanian organisation focused on preventing human trafficking & sexual exploitation. Our mission is to build a social movement against human trafficking. Our main goal is to equip people to prevent human trafficking in their own communities. Our priorities are five-fold: 1. PREVENTION EDUCATION We decrease the risks of trafficking by making people aware of the issues and empowering them to prevent trafficking in their own communities. We do not only target vulnerabilities, but also seek to spark peer-to-peer prevention initiatives in schools and at community level. 2. CAPACITY BUILDING We resource and equip people through specialized training sessions, such as seminars for social workers, school teachers, police officers, business owners, church leaders and others. Our approach not only targets first-responders, but also non-traditional actors who are leaders within their communities and know the situation firsthand. 3. EXTERNAL ASSISTANCE We come alongside state and private shelters and transition homes that help restore and reintegrate victims and survivors of human trafficking into healthy communities. Whether it's targeted donations or gifts, or mentoring programs that result in survivor-lead resources, our team invests in generously giving back to those who drive our work. 4. STRATEGIC ADVOCACY We create opportunities which bring people together from different sectors of society like businesses, non-profits, governments, schools, churches, arts and media in order to facilitate a multidisciplinary approach to address human trafficking. Our goal is to ensure better legislation that protects victims and counters the culture of impunity, nationally, at a EU-level and globally. 5. AWARENESS EVENTS We proactively go towards those vulnerable and those prone to using services of trafficked individuals in order to inform them about the phenomenon. Our main goal here is to bring the topic into the mainstream, in a respectful and constructive way. To reach this objective, we create online and offline events in order to reach as many people as possible.

Dezvoltarea abilitatilor de comunicare ale copiilor, in diverse domenii: literatura, arta, teatru, pentru a le dezvolta creativitatea si a-si largi orizontul de cunoasterea.

The organization was established as a result of a spontaneous initiative and willingness to help the those people who are in need, who suffered from military actions in Ukraine. Our mission is the permanent and balanced integration of Ukraine with the European Union through the implementation of current tasks and long-term activities in the form of, among others: - Humanitarian actions - Social projects - International cooperation

The mission of the Regina Maria Social Innovation Foundation is to help people in need through sustainable projects and programs in the fields of health and education, keeping the balance between the material and the spiritual part. Since 2010, the Regina Maria Social Innovation Foundation offers medical services to persons belonging to vulnerable groups, in precarious material and housing situations. There are people who are unable to access medical services and be treated due to lack of income and health insurance. The Regina Maria Social Innovation Foundation coordinates 2 social medicine facilities that have offered over time over 60,000 free or moderate medical consultations and investigations to a number of approximately 18,000 people who had no other treatment solution for complex health problems. Baba Novac Social Polyclinic was established in 2010 in response to the needs of socially marginalized people, without income and without medical insurance. Their social situation limits their access to primary care services, encourages the occurrence of chronic diseases and social exclusion. The educational projects of the Foundation (3 Educational Centers: in Baneasa, Clinceni and Corbeanca) aim at developing the abilities of children from disadvantaged backgrounds and offer guidance, assistance and opportunities for community involvement. Over 70% of them come from disadvantaged backgrounds with a high risk of dropping out of school.

Steps is the national charity working for all those whose lives are affected by serious childhood lower limb conditions. We believe that all those with a childhood lower limb condition should have the very best chance to realise their maximum potential.