Record numbers of adoptive and foster parents who have benefited from Tzuby’s Kids support programs

Tzuby’s Kids Association provided support, in 2023, to over a thousand adoptive parents, foster parents and children, in therapeutic camps, courses and support groups, both in Bucharest and in the cities of Sibiu, Brașov, Timișoara, Oradea. Also, the association held several free online information sessions, both for adopters from Romania and from the diaspora. “The…

What is the gift that every child wants for Christmas?

Strong parents. Happy children! This year, over fifteen hundred Romanian children are celebrating Christmas in a forever family. Thank you for your openness to support Tzuby’s Kids programs to integrate children into families through counseling, therapeutic camps and support groups, without which more than 200 adoptive and foster families would have had a more difficult…

Essential changes in Romania’s human rights for children – Positive effects for tens of thousands of children

Following our lobbying efforts aligned with ARFO (Romanian Without Orphans Alliance), the Romanian President issued the Decree to enforce the modifications brought to Law 272/2004 on Children’s Rights and Protection. The modifications contain procedural aspects designed to reduce bureaucracy in the child welfare system and to offer greater chances for abandoned children to experience life in…

Help for Ukraine + services for children and families in Romania

The war in Ukraine has brought many changes in current operations of Romanian NGOs, with an impact on their (at least) short-term goals. However, we were pleasantly surprised by the level of involvement we see in Romania regarding all types of refugee support and we are convinced that you were not indifferent either. Tzuby’s Kids  worked with…

Tzuby’s Kids in Ukraine – humanitarian aid

Since the war started in Ukraine, more than 600,000 refugees have entered Romania. The flow has decreased significantly lately, and we have even noticed Ukrainian civilians crossing the border back to the country. In many parts of Ukraine there is an atmosphere of normalcy, often broken by sirens. A growing need, however, is for humanitarian…

March 8th and its true meaning

Little we know that back in late February 1917, after two million Russian soldiers were killed at the front, their mothers, wives, and daughters protested on the streets against the war; 60 years later, the United Nations adopted International Women’s Day, inviting each country to proclaim it as the “United Nations Day for Women’s Rights and…