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  • Creativity and learning center addressing refugee children

    Creativity and learning center addressing refugee children

    On March 1, the Terre des hommes Foundation in Romania launched the
    Resilience and Innovation Centre, a creativity and learning center equipped
    with 3D technologies addressing children and teenagers. Operating under the
    slogan Reinvent your childhood. Reshape
    your future, the Center offers free workshops designed to challenge
    children to approach topics that are relevant to them, such as friendship,
    tolerance or helping those voice their emotions and transpose them in their own
    creative projects.


    Laura Sava-Ghica, the director of Terre des hommes Romania
    Foundation told us more.




    The full interview with Laura Sava-Ghica is available here:




    Background


    Since the start of the war in neighboring Ukraine last year, Terre
    des hommes (TdH) Romania has met the immediate needs of children, teenagers and
    mothers arriving in Romania, whether it was physical protection, mental health,
    psychological or social forms of assistance or customized individual care. TdH
    has been providing social assistance to Ukrainian families or individuals, in
    cooperation with refugee centers and other NGOs. Over 13,000 Ukrainians
    (children and adults) have benefited from the Foundation’s programs. Thanks to
    donations and the contribution of Terre des hommes’s partners, the Foundation
    expanded its activities beyond Bucharest, to Constanța and Brașov.


    Over the course of last year, TdH Romania has
    undertaken a number of actions, such as summer schools and camps in various
    venues, socializing and inclusion events, workships designed to harness
    children’s talents and encourage them to further their
    education. The Foundation’s teams have provided Ukrainian families with an
    opportunity to connect to Romanian society and offered the means to deal with
    practical issues.