Funded projects by country
RCHF - Timmy Mouse - 3800,00€
The Romanian Children's Humanitarian Foundation (RCHF) has requested support for the distribution of a new educational book, covering various subjects (language, math, geography, and introduction to English), in kindergartens, hospitals, and placement institutions.
RCHF – Summer Camps - 3600,00€
Funding for 65 children from families too poor to go on vacation to participate to mountain camps. Food and replacement of 4 defective tents are included.
RCHF – Portable Toilets - 1500,00€
The Romanian Children's Humanitarian Foundation (RCHF) has requested funding for portable toilets for 60 people, in rural villages, who have difficulty accessing outdoor toilets.
RCHF – Timmy Mouse - 4000,00€
The Romanian Children's Humanitarian Foundation (RCHF) has requested 4,000 € to print 3,000 copies of a new children's book, "Timmy Mouse and the Grumbling Cloud". It has a lot of creative elements that the teacher can use. It also allows children to learn simple words and phrases in English. This book is likely to contribute to the social integration of these children who live in great poverty.
RCHF - Rural Hygiene - Romania (North East) - 1500,00€
The RCHF Foundation (Romanian Children's Humanitarian Foundation) has been granted 1,500€ to finance the purchase of portable toilets and sinks for 60 families who do not have this necessary form of hygiene.
RCHF Foundation - Solar lamps - Romania (North East) - 1300,00€
The Romanian Children's Humanitarian Foundation has been awarded 1,300€ to finance the distribution of solar lamps to about forty families too poor to pay for the electricity connection. They currently use home-made candles that have caused fires with toxic fumes because of the materials used to make them.
RCHF - Children's Day - Romania (North East) - 400,00€
The Romanian Children's Humanitarian Foundation has received 400€ to fund outdoor days for 60 children, in groups of 10, from poor villages. These days are intended to compensate as much as possible for the summer camps that cannot be organised this year because of the pandemic. This project has been co-financed by DG BUDG Charity Art Auction
Romanian Children's Humanitarian Foundation - Timmy Mouse - (North-East) - 3500,00€
The RCHF Foundation has been awarded 3,500€ to finance the printing of two books to prepare underprivileged children, cared for in hospitals and state institutions, for primary education. One book is about colours, the other about language
The RCHF Foundation Outing Days for Underprivileged Children - Romania - 150,00€
The RCHF (Romanian Children's Humanitarian Foundation) has received 150€ to fund two days of outings for underprivileged children, as the camp planned under a previous project cannot take place due to the Covid 19 pandemic.
RCHF - Solar Lamps – Romania - 1000,00€
The RCHF Foundation (Romanian Children's Humanitarian Foundation). GIVE EUR-HOPE has committed 1,000€ to fund 28 solar lamp kits for families too poor to pay for an electricity connection.
RCHF - Summer Camps - Romania (North East) - 2000,00€
The RCHF (Romanian Children's Humanitarian Foundation) received 2,000€ from GIVE EUR-HOPE towards this year’s summer camps.
Educational Books for Underprivileged Children - North East Romania - 3100,00€
RCHF (Romanian Children Humanitarian Fund) was awarded 3,100€ by GIVE EUR-HOPE for the printing of educational textbooks that will incorporate the various books produced as well as a new, more suitable exercise books for underprivileged children in Romania's poorest region. These books will be distributed in kindergartens, hospitals and orphanages that do not have them to stimulate the learning and development of these young children.
RCHF - Supply of solar light kits - Suceava, North East Region - 1000,00€
Romanian Children's Humanitarian Foundation (RCHF) has received a co-funding of € 1,000 for solar light kits adapted to the needs of the inhabitants of an isolated village in the Suceava department of Romania. In total, 137 families now have access to electricity that they could not afford previously due to their limited financial means. This will also reduce the risk of domestic fires due to the use of candles and lanterns.
RCHF - Three-year partnership for summer camps for children: 2019 - North East Region - 2000,00€
Given the success of the summer camps of the previous years, Give Eur Hope has made the commitment to fund three new series of camps run by RCHF (Romanian Children's Humanitarian Foundation) in 2019, 2020 and 2021 to a maximum amount of 2,000€ per year. In 2019, the opportunity to participate in a 5-day camp was thus offered to three groups of 25 children from very disadvantaged families in the region, including children victims of domestic violence.
RCHF- 2018 Summer Camps - Romania (North East Region) - €1,805
In 2018, the Romanian Children's Humanitarian Foundation (RCHF), a Dutch charity active in Northeastern Romania, the poorest region of the country, received € 1,805 to organize three 5-day summer camps for 75 children. These children come from very poor families or have been placed in institutions following abuse in their families.
St John Bosco Foundation - Summer Camp - Romania (South Moldova) - €4.000
The Saint John Bosco Foundation (Fundatia Sfantul Ioan Bosco) is dedicated to improving the living conditions of children and teenagers from families living below the minimum subsistence level in the Bacau region of South Moldova. Give Eur Hope contributed € 4,000 to their organizing cultural training sessions during the summer holiday period for the benefit of 150 children and teenagers.
RCHF - Introductory books to calculation (Timmy Mouse Program) - Romania (North East) - €4,300
To prepare children from disadvantaged backgrounds to enter primary school, Give Eur Hope donated €4,300 to the Romanian Children's Humanitarian Foundation (RCHF) which is active in the poorest region of Romania (North East). This allowed RCHF to print and distribute 3,500 books 'Timmy Mouse' to introduce these children to the calculation in a playful way.
RCHF - Programme Timmy Mouse – Roumanie - 4750,00€
RCHF a demandé le soutien de GIVE EUR-HOPE pour l'impression de cartes 'Timmy Mouse' destinés à améliorer le développement d'enfants défavorisés vivant dans la région la plus pauvre de Roumanie (Nord Est) afin de les aider à se préparer à l'école primaire, notamment en augmentant leur vocabulaire et leurs aptitudes à communiquer.
Ce projet a été financé grâce à la collecte de fonds lancée lors du 17 octobre 2016, Journée Internationale de Lutte contre la Pauvreté.
Vatra – Activités pour Enfants Défavorisés en Zone Rurale – Roumanie - 4300,00€
L'association Vatra a notamment pour objectif d'organiser des activités culturelles et environnementales pour des enfants de familles à bas revenus et des enfants d'institutions (orphelins, handicapés) dans une zone rurale des Carpates. Pour promouvoir leur participation par groupe d'une dizaine d'enfants – jusqu'à 120 par année – elle voudrait acheter 10 vélos et une remorque pour les transporter.
Soutien psychiatrique à des sans-abris - Concordia - Bucarest - 6,00€
Concordia Roumanie accompagne des sans-abris, souffrant notamment de maladies psychiatriques, au centre social St Lazar de Bucarest. La demande concerne la mise en place d'un système de gestion de cas par un psychiatre expérimenté dans ce domaine ; ce système vise à accompagner individuellement la personne concernée selon un protocole transposable à d’autres sans-abris souffrant des mêmes maux.
Ce projet a été financé grâce aux dons et parrainages EKIDEN 2016.
Livres éducatifs pour enfants défavorisés - RCHF – est-Roumanie - 4005,00€
RCHF a demandé le soutien de GEH pour l'impression de livres 'Timmy Mouse' destinés à améliorer le développement d'enfants défavorisés vivant dans la région la plus pauvre de Roumanie (Nord Est) pour les aider à se préparer à l'école primaire, notamment en augmentant leur vocabulaire et leurs aptitudes à communiquer.
Ce projet a été financé grâce aux dons et parrainages EKIDEN 2015.
Livres éducatifs pour enfants défavorisés - RCHF – Roumanie - 4500,00€
RCHF a demandé le soutien de GEH pour l'impression de livres destinés à améliorer le développement d'enfants défavorisés vivant dans la région la plus pauvre de Roumanie (Nord-Est) pour les aider à se préparer à l'école primaire, notamment en augmentant leur vocabulare et leurs aptitudes à communiquer. Le financement de GEH est primaire, notamment en augmentant leur vocabulaire et leurs aptitudes à communiquer.
Ce projet a été financé grâce aux dons et parrainages EKIDEN 2015.
Summer Camp – RCHF – North-east Romania - 3160,00€
GEH has already twice funded RCHF. On this occasion it will finance equipment for a summer camp attended by 60-80 children and a youth club. The project concerns the purchase of tents, cooking equipment, chairs, tables and board games.
Street Food - Frères Europa - Satu Mare - 2670,00€
Since 1991, the association “Europa Brothers” has been active in the region of Satu Mare (north-west Romania). Its activities are focused on disadvantaged young people from orphanages. The Fast-food street project was a success, but needs to be improved, especially with regard to energy expenditure and mobility. The request is funding for a van and equipment. The total project cost is estimated at € 24,320 for which Europa Brothers received two other promises of financing: Emmaüs €18,000 and Michelin €2,500. This project has been financed in cooperation with the AST group of the Commission’s DG COMP.
Equipment for a mixed-aged centre - RCHF - North-east Romania - 3455,00€
The project aims to equip a mixed-age centre in the area of Ciocanesti which was kindly made available to the applicant by the mayor of the commune with a view to distancing children from the streets and to give pensioners a meeting place to their mutual benefit. The request was for the supply of furniture and maintenance equipment.
Purchase of sports equipment for children in a Romanian village - 1000,00€
This project involves furnishing sports equipment for children living in a rural village in Romania. There are no leisure facilities in the village and after school the children could only play on the streets or spend time in cafés (alcohol, smoking, vandalism). Table tennis tables, basket ball sets, etc have been purchased in order to organise activities in local school hall. The children will now have organised sports and other activities. The same school is only heated by wood burning stoves. The wood had to be cut by the teachers with a hand saw. Funding was approved to buy a chain-saw. This project has been financed thanks to the generous donation of the AST group of the Commission's DG MARE.
More information:
Stichting Romanian Children’s Humanitarian Foundation Newsletter, Spring 2012
