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It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
More information about Moldova?
With more than 20% of the population living under the poverty line, Moldova is the poorest country on the European continent making its families and children the most vulnerable population.
According to a study by Unicef (circa 2015), the UN’s child rights organisation, 21 percent of Moldovan children are missing at least one parent due to labour migration.
Having grown up in Moldova, our founder Alexandrina has seen first-hand the struggles of many families who live in squalid conditions, having great difficulties feeding, schooling, and keeping their children warm in cold bitter winters.
Now working and living abroad she realised that she had the means and the community support to help and alleviate the burden of a number of families she had met back in her home country.
A high priority (for UNICEF) in the Republic of Moldova is to protect children from violence, abuse, neglect and deprivation of the family environment. The most vulnerable children in the Republic of Moldova are at risk of being deprived of healthcare, education, protection, and subsequently exposed to exploitation and trafficking risks. (source: UNICEF report https://www.developmentaid.org/#!/donors/view/71408/unicef-moldova
With a high lack of hygiene, children are prone to becoming sick
Unable to pay rent - no fixed address - non Governmental help
Ultimately we look at helping families in a way for one of the parents (if not the only parent) to start working, become financially independent (at the maximum possible) with the children in kindergartens, taken care by a family member so they feel they are independent and resourceful in how they see their next step in life.