Our Projects
What we do
Programs Dedicated to Families from Disadvantaged Communities
Our projects are dedicated to families from disadvantaged communities, including aid initiatives through which we support people facing hardship and contribute to improving their living conditions.
Throughout the year, we aim to launch specific aid projects that directly address the material and educational needs of families: Christmas in a BOX is a project that brings Christmas joy to both children and parents in vulnerable communities; Back to School is a project that equips children with school supplies and backpacks, and Easter Gifts (Daruri de Paște) is the activity through which we offer support and hope during the Easter season.
But our vision does not stop at basic needs. We believe that children who have access to education will, in time, be able to rewrite their own story. That is why educational projects are a priority for us. They are designed precisely to create a complete developmental journey. As part of the Camp of Hope (Tabăra Speranței), children experience character formation through the joy of play, through learning with the help of biblical stories and interactive activities — all in a safe and encouraging environment.
Our attention also turns to another vulnerable group. Through the RESTART project, teenagers receive mentorship and ongoing support to make healthy decisions, manage their emotions, and build self-confidence.
For children and teenagers, shaping character through Christian values is essential. To this end, the Bible Heroes (Eroii Bibliei) program helps young ones learn from biblical characters about forgiveness, courage, obedience, and generosity, inspiring them to make good choices for their future.
A child's development also depends on the quality of the experiences they live. Through the Dream in a Backpack (Vis în rucsac) project, we offer children from disadvantaged backgrounds trips and recreational activities that open up new horizons and grow their self-confidence. In parallel, through the Where Dreams Grow (Locul unde cresc visuri) initiative, we renovate the classrooms where children learn, so that the learning environment becomes welcoming, stimulating, and full of inspiration.
A child's development also depends on the quality of their relationships with those around them. That is why the Gift and Giving (Dar și Dăruire) project focuses on training volunteers — those who become living examples of patience, empathy, friendship, kindness, and responsibility. Volunteers learn how to interact effectively with children, how to build authentic relationships, and how to inspire, by their example, an entire generation.
Thus, through a combination of educational programs, personal development experiences, material support, and formative trips, we want children from disadvantaged areas to also have the chance to grow up safely, with healthy values and real prospects for the future.
We do not raise funds to redirect them elsewhere. All donations are used within the association, for our own projects, so that every contribution has a direct impact on the lives of those we support.
Investing in the character development of children and equipping them for life, grounded in Christian values, can break the cycle of vulnerability and transform entire communities. Every smile, every gesture of support, and every program in which our children and volunteers take part contributes to rewriting life stories.
A project of our association
Hana Hospice
Pediatric Palliative Care Center
At a conference, a blind woman was asked:
— If you wanted to donate 50 euros, which social project would you use it for?
The answer came quickly:
— For children with cancer.
The reality of suffering in children’s lives calls on us to respond with compassion and dedication. Out of a desire to offer support and hope in such moments, the pediatric palliative care project was launched—a place where families can find medical, emotional, and spiritual support.
“Hana Hospice” embodies this calling: a place where, even in the midst of suffering, hope can take root. We invite you to learn more about this project.
We invite you to discover how hope can be kindled even in the midst of darkness.
22K+
children/year
956 m²
built
24
beds











