WHAT WE DO

We reduce juvenile delinquency

In Romania, three out of ten children (28.2%, EUROSTAT, 2021) are affected by severe material and social deprivation.

Children and young people without parental care and support are among the most vulnerable groups in Romania, according to research and strategic planning.

 

Starting from 2009, in Romania, young people had the second highest poverty rate, being the main group affected by the economic crisis. In 2012, young people between the ages of 18 and 24 had an extremely high rate of poverty and social exclusion (35.5%), very close to the high risk of poverty experienced by children. Among the vulnerabilities associated with youth poverty are bullying (especially in schools) and the growing risks of drug addiction among children and young people. Reducing juvenile delinquency is a priority for us, achieved through care, education, mediation and constant support, until the financial autonomy of the beneficiary children is achieved.

 

 

 

 

Our campaigns focused on reducing juvenile delinquency highlight the negative impact of violence on children, promote a safer and more supportive family and school environment.

Through initiatives like “Normality does not leave bruises”, we emphasize the need for an environment without abuse.

Through these integrated initiatives, we create an environment where vulnerable young people can grow, develop and become responsible and active members of society: