Projects and resources

1,200 students in grades I-XII from four Chisinau high schools will receive educational kits with school supplies, within a project implemented by NGO “Partnerships for Every Child” /P4EC/.

Eighty-five parents and one hundred and twenty-eight children have participated, since December 2023, in a parental education program, where they learned how to overcome stressful situations, thus improving their well-being.

The kits were offered in the context of the crisis situations faced not only by the community of refugee families from Ukraine, but also by families from Moldova, thus reducing the financial burden on parents and ensuring the right of all children to education.

The purpose of the project is to increase the level of knowledge among adolescents (10-19 years old) about their health and to empower them to demand the teaching of age-appropriate and culturally sensitive health education in schools

Provide assistance in the social and professional integration of female adolescents at risk from both banks of Nistru river by opening the social tailoring workshop in Tiraspol.

Developing short-break Foster Care for disabled children in Moldova

The P4EC Strategic Plan is driven by the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC), which anchors all of the P4EC work. At the same time it is in line with the Sustainable Development Goals and the new strategic directions outlined in the Country Child Protection Programme (2022- 2026) that is under development at the moment.

Auditor's report on financial statements for the financial year ended on december 31, 2021 of the public association Partnership for every child

Auditor's report on financial statements 2020

Over 110 foster care-givers, 60 specialists in child and family protection from the entire country met on 19th November in Chisinau at a national conference of professionals and specialists involved in the delivery of foster care service in the Republic of Moldova. The event was organized by the Ministry of Labor, Social Protection and Family, in collaboration with Partnerships for Every Child.

They say that when you are 20, life is only beginning, with all its beautiful moments and all that can make one’s life more pleasant, especially at this age when a person, although considers to be adult, from the physical point of view, has still a child’s soul: naïve and credulous, unable to foresee someone’s vile interests under the mask of smiles and cajolery, to which this young soul is, probably, not used yet.