On 3 August, Women’s Club started its activity and
programme that aim to improve conditions and opportunities for refugee/asylum
seeking women on their way to integration into Moldavian society.
In August, Club was open two times per week on
Monday and Wednesday, from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m., for all interested women
including young girls. Starting with the month of September, at the request of refugee women, the activities of the Club take
place daily on Saturday.
Women’s Club initiated by a refugee woman from Iraq
allows refugee and asylum seeker women to meet together with CCR staff and EVS
volunteers in a relaxed, safe, women-only environment. It also offers the
opportunity for women to meet volunteers and other refugee and asylum seeking
women originated from Syria, Iraq, Ukraine, etc., to practice state language, build confidence and develop new skills in cooking, sewing, artistic
workshops.
Women are thankful to UNHCR and CCR for supporting
the initiative, which allows them to do things they like most.
Tatiana
Presneacova – CCR
Extra-curricular Assistant
Inga
Roman - CCR
Project Assistant
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While some groups can use both terms interchangeably, a distinction between the two is that a not-for-profit is an activity that is not intended to generate any profits, such as taking pictures for personal use, while "nonprofit" references an entire Christian organizations whose operations/products are not intended to generate a profit….list of non profit organizations
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