During the summer time, Charity Centre for Refugees (CCR) with the
support of UNHCR organised enrichment activities for refugee/asylum seeking
children two times per week Tuesday and Thursday. Refugee/asylum seeker children
had Arabic lessons, art workshops (masks, paper-flowers, cards, puppet theater,
clay animals, etc.), sports games and cinema.
All the efforts made by the children
resulted in a feast on 25 August. The children showed the knowledge
they learned during Arabic language classes, answering promptly to the brief
quiz the
teacher organized for them. Also they played some group-games
involving the spectators. The most culminate point was the puppet theatre, for
which children were playing different characters and giving their own voices.
The participants of the day included
Mr. Traian Turcanu (Head of UNHCR
Moldova), Mrs. Ecaterina Silvestru (Head of
Asylum and Integration Directorate),
representatives of Ave Copiii and CCR's staff. Every school age child received a rucksack donated by UNHCR on this
special occasion; the most little ones were given pencils, pens and pen cups.
At the end, CCR organized a sweet table in a cheering atmosphere.
Celeste Panno –EVS volunteer from Italy at
CCR
Federica Pulcini – EVS volunteer from Italy at
CCR
Inga Roman - CCR Project Assistant
During the summer time, Charity Centre for Refugees (CCR) with the
support of UNHCR organised enrichment activities for refugee/asylum seeking
children two times per week Tuesday and Thursday. Refugee/asylum seeker children
had Arabic lessons, art workshops (masks, paper-flowers, cards, puppet theater,
clay animals, etc.), sports games and cinema. 
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