Charities In Romania

The objects of the CIO are: for the public benefit in Wessex, any other part of the United Kingdom or elsewhere in the world, to relieve the poor and needy and to further such other purposes which are exclusively charitable under the laws of England and Wales as the trustees shall think fit, in particular but not exclusively by working with the members of the Rotary Clubs in the Rotary Internation

WWO Europe exists to inspire and support people, mainly Christians, to create national and regional movements across Europe to prevent children losing their place in a family, and to work for families reuniting where safe and possible, and to encourage alternative family-based care, where it is not.

Religious activities including regular bible teaching and prayer meetings, educational and historic trips, involved in in various social actions that reaches out to the poor,homeless (soup kitchens) and needy (cloth banks) , organising sporting competitions and games and other socio-cultural activities.We also run a holiday and summer schools for children aged 4 and above

The activities of the Roundwood Trust are primarily related to Reformed Christian Churches overseas and in particular within Eastern Europe, with some exceptions.

To promote humane behavior towards animals by providing appropriate care, protection, treatment and security for animals which are in need of care and attention by reason of sickness, maltreatment, poor circumstances or ill usage and to educate the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general and the prevention of cruelty and suffering among animals.

Community Action Romania works with and through Pro Community Romania (a local charity in Romania) to provide Christian and community support, welfare, medical and educational aid to Romania, Ukraine and Moldova. In addition it provides poverty relief to the elderly or disadvantaged families in the surrounding area of Carand Romania through sponsorships from the UK.

Provides Resources for Christian Charities in provision of residential and outdoor activities in UK and abroad

To build community hubs in key locations in south-eastern Romania. To provide mini buses for transport to events in order to promote social cohesion. To fund the construction of community education and sports facilities and establish associated training. Establish school assistance programmes. To encourage micro-agriculture and farming as a source of income to encourage self-sufficiency.

The charity operates as Waterbrook Church. The church meets on a Sunday in Downend, Bristol and mid week in various places. The members of the Church provide most of the income of the charity. The charity fulfils its aims through the work of a local Christian church and through making grants to other Christian workers and organisations both in the UK and overseas.

Opora supports Ukrainians fleeing the war in rebuilding their lives sustainably in the United Kingdom through: information channels and community support groups; housing access information; employability, language and mental health support access; support for Ukrainian refugee-led businesses through business advice; advocacy around barriers faced.

To advance the Christian faith by holding meetings in prisons, schools, colleges and churches.Charity members use powerlifting demonstrations as a backdrop to presenting how their faith in Jesus Christ has resulted in their turning their backs on lives of crime, violence and drug abuse.New Testaments, books and DVDs are distributed at all meetings.

The spiritual support and welfare of members of the Christadelphian community, their children and anyone interested in their beliefs throughout the world by means of newsletters, Bible Studies, lessons for children, exhortations - all delivered by post or email.

To provide financial assistance to rescuers in Romania sheltering stray and abandoned dogs and cats. To find suitable, safe homes for said animals in Romania, Western Europe and the UKTo promote animal welfare in both Romania and the UK through education and the support of spay/neutering campaigns

Bid to Save A Stray / Friend of Targoviste Rescued Dogs works primarily in the saving and rehoming of stray and abused dogs. We support among others Asociatia Sufletel Targoviste (Wonderland) which is a privately owned shelter in Romania where we currently have 1400 dogs all looking for homes after being saved from certain death at the hands of the Romanian Government in Public Shelters.

Ikkaido improves the lives of all socially excluded persons especially persons with disability and mental wellbeing issues through a '6E Journey'Ikkaido Engages and Empowers disabled and disadvantaged people through inclusive health-enhancing physical activity. Ikkaido creates accessible Education opportunities that lead to Entrepreneurship, Employment and ultimately, Eudaimonia.

Parrabbola is a cultural organisation that specialises in community engagement through participatory creative activity. Parrabbola has a small management and artistic team that brings together independent freelance arts and cultural practitioners to work co-operatively on its community play, street festival projects and development programmes in the UK and overseas.

We support people from former Eastern European countries and beyond by partnering with small groups and organisations in the region. We offer resources (including fundraising) whilst encouraging people from the region to share skills and experiences into western society. We currently partner with 3 Christian schools, an arts festival, small business ventures and Christian counselling programmes.

The relief of poverty and sickness particularly through the provision of financial and material aid. Also, the advancement of the Christian faith, particularly, though not exclusively, in the country of Romania and particularly though not exclusively through support of Love Light Romania, a charity registered in Romania.

The charity, founded and run with Christian ethos, provides essential funding and operational guidance to partner charities who provide caring homes, medical treatment and education to disadvantaged children. The children are from the streets, very poor families, are orphans, from families who have leprosy and parents who have incurable diseases. Children in families also receive similar help.

Providing food and meals for the poor. Playground for children. Toiletries and showers. Assistance with medication. Spiritual help and guidance.

The charity concerns itself with supporting projects in developing countries to do with education, the alleviation of poverty, care of children, human rights, promoting sport and the environment. The charity operates alongside the Projects Abroad group of companies which arranges worthwhile volunteering experiences in the developing world and it supports the projects they are involved with.

The goal of Hope for the Nations is to raise funds and awareness and distribute money in the form of grants, equipment and social investments to those working with orphans, widows, the vulnerable and schools in areas of extreme poverty.

The Blackwood Engineering Trust was established in 2015 with the initial objective of helping sick, disabled and disadvantaged orphan children in UK, Belgium, China and India

CFOR facilitates, provides trainings and makes publications within the UK, Europe and internationally, to increase awareness about diversity and dynamics of conflict. CFOR's purpose is to support the inherent capacity in community to work together to resolve polarisations, prevent violence and engage as multicultural societies.

Education/TrainingRelief of PovertyOverseas aid/Famine reliefReligious activities worldwide