Moldova

Moldova is also called the »poorhouse of Europe«. The monthly income per capita is only CHF 200, about 20 times less than in Switzerland. The population has been declining for years - no wonder, since the country hardly offers any chances for a dignified existence to its inhabitants. Those who are able, leave their homeland behind. Children, elderly persons and the underprivileged are left behind.
HOW WE HELP
Orphanage: A home for children in Voszneseni
Orphanage: A home for children in Voszneseni
Edinet: A school for Roma children
Edinet: A school for Roma children
Sarepta Center: Home for the elderly and disabled more
Sarepta Center: Home for the elderly and disabled more
Move a Family - a new life begins: Purchase and renovation of houses near the city for impoverished families
Move a Family - a new life begins: Purchase and renovation of houses near the city for impoverished families
A bakery to provide food for impoverished families
A bakery to provide food for impoverished families
Children's Camp Sarepta: Evangelistic children's camps on a separate camp area more
Children's Camp Sarepta: Evangelistic children's camps on a separate camp area more
Children's center Mereseni: new construction project of a multifunctional home for children from impoverished families
Children's center Mereseni: new construction project of a multifunctional home for children from impoverished families
Day care centers in six cities to provide support and preventive care to neglected children more
Day care centers in six cities to provide support and preventive care to neglected children more
FACTS & FIGURES
Capital: Chisinau
Area: 34 000 km2
Population: 3,5 Mio.
Life expectancy: 72 years
Children mortality: 12 (per 1000)
Alphabetization: 99 %
Religions: 90 % Orthodox Christians, 3 % other Christians
A DIGNIFIED RETIREMENT
Most of our home residents have a long, hardly imaginable path of suffering behind them. With us, they can spend their last years in dignity and without worrying about their daily bread.
DAY CARE CENTERS FOR THE POOREST
Neglected children receive social care, food, clothing and, if necessary, medical assistance. Depending on their situation, the focus is on gardening and small animal husbandry as well as food processing, or on school education, homework assistance and tutoring. Drug prevention is always an issue.
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