The last inch of good weather has encouraged the Charity Centre for
Refugees (CCR), an implementing partner of UNHCR Moldova, to organize an
excursion to Saharna-Ţipova monasteries. The initiative had the goal to
acquaint newly arrived refugees and asylum seekers with the natural and
historical beauties Friday, September 19, 2014
Excursion to Tipova and Saharna 2014
The last inch of good weather has encouraged the Charity Centre for
Refugees (CCR), an implementing partner of UNHCR Moldova, to organize an
excursion to Saharna-Ţipova monasteries. The initiative had the goal to
acquaint newly arrived refugees and asylum seekers with the natural and
historical beauties Friday, September 12, 2014
Sport day for asylum seekers and international volunteers
Sport is
a great opportunity to make friends and a way of getting people active and
involved. Being moved from this belief, Ms. Sofia Gonzales,
Spanish EVS volunteer currently
working at the Charity Centre for Refugees (CCR), an
implementing partner of UNHCR Moldova, agreed in advance with the
administration of the Temporary Accommodation Centre and on September 1st took the initiative of organizing a sport event for the residents of the Centre.
Ярлыки:
Cultural Exchange,
Interaction,
Sport
Monday, August 11, 2014
A pleasant getaway to the greenery of the «Dendrariu»
On Thursday, 7th of
August, the Charity Centre for
Refugees (CCR) together with refugees, asylum seekers who are attending Romanian language classes at
the Ion Creanga Pedagogical University and children participating
in the Summer School visited
the famous „Dendrariu” park in Chişinău, which was founded in 1973, on the
former territory of the Botanic Garden. The 83 ha park is under national
protection, because of the scientific and practical importance to the Republic
of Moldova.
About 50 people took part in the visit and enjoyed the lovely weather,
beautiful nature and the escape from the city noise. Besides that, the Romanian teacher, who also participated in the event, arranged a practical open-air lesson
on the topic of nature.
CCR expresses its
gratitude to the
administration and Director of the park ‘Dendrariu’, Mr. Ion Uzun, for giving opportunity
to refugees and asylum seekers to
visit the park for free!
Friday, August 8, 2014
Traditional picnic in the village of Costeşti
UNHCR
Moldova together with its implementing partners hosted a perfect summer picnic
for refugees, asylum seekers and local community. The event served as an
opportunity to commemorate World Refugee Day in an informal meeting and to honour
the courage and determination of families who have fled their homes because of
persecution or violence. This year the traditional picnic took place on the 2nd of August in the village of Costeşti, district of Ialoveni.
The
picnic started with a briefing about the agenda of the day, a short
introduction about the
UNHCR support for persons of concern in Moldova and presentations of the Bureau
for Migration and Asylum and UNHCR implementing partners: the Law Centre of Advocates (LCA), the Charity Centre for Refugees (CCR) and AVE COPIII.
Ярлыки:
Celebration,
Children,
Cooking,
Cultural Exchange,
Games,
Refugee Women,
Rural Area,
World Refugee Day
Interview with Gabriela Roşca, a local volunteer at CCR
Gabriela
Rosca, an 18-year-old Moldovan girl, who took initiative to become a volunteer
at the Charity Centre for Refugees (CCR) and help vulnerable refugee/asylum
seeker community during her summer vacation.
CCR appreciates efforts, help and work Ms. Gabriela did for
refugee/asylum seeker children and women, and hopes to have her support in
future.
1.Please give a brief description of the tasks
involved in your volunteering position.
I think I will start with three words:”Helping all people”, with all
that I can. My daily routine begins at 9.30, when I come to the Charity Centre, and
every time I find there some of our children and start speaking with them. I
ask, what their pleasures are or what they are interested in. During these
hours I help CCR team a little bit and in the end of our day I prepare a sweet
table for all the children. So, every day I come to the centre, I have to do a
different work with different persons there. When I have free time, I
communicate with refugees/asylum seekers and just stay and relax with other CCR
volunteers.
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