We have recently begun to include music therapy sessions as part of a therapeutic intervention program for children with a history of abandonment, severe neglect and abuse. Our… Read more “Emotional disorders and social connectivity issues are now addressed through Tzuby’s Kids therapy programs”
Trauma training for students at the Faculty of Theology and Social Work: “Now things are clearer for me and I better understand the causes of children’s behavior”
Yesterday, we have trained students from the Faculty of Theology and Social Work in truma-informed caregiving and intervention techniques to children with a history of trauma. We… Read more “Trauma training for students at the Faculty of Theology and Social Work: “Now things are clearer for me and I better understand the causes of children’s behavior””
A new project takes shape: training in competent management of the behavior of children with trauma history for teachers and school directors
We’ve spent this last weekend with our friends from Respiro Association at the Respiro Schools Teachers’ Convention and we had the opportunity to train teachers and school directors to better understand… Read more “A new project takes shape: training in competent management of the behavior of children with trauma history for teachers and school directors”
Tzubitzii now have a minibus – thank you all who made it possible!
Last week, we started to set the dates for major events next year and we can now plan them without emotion because we have the transportation we… Read more “Tzubitzii now have a minibus – thank you all who made it possible!”
You can now sign-up for the most important adoption event in Romania!
The Summit of the Romania Without Orphan Alliance will be held this year in Cluj-Napoca between 8-10 November 2018 at Grand Hotel Italia . Over 1,000 adoptive parents, foster parents and… Read more “You can now sign-up for the most important adoption event in Romania!”
Twenty years after being adopted in other countries, many of Romania’s orphans have recovered from the trauma of abandonment and the harsh conditions in the system
Life stories that make us wonder whether international adoptions should not be reopened for thousands of children who currently have no chances of being adopted in Romania… Read more “Twenty years after being adopted in other countries, many of Romania’s orphans have recovered from the trauma of abandonment and the harsh conditions in the system”
We need a minibus for Tzubitsi – would you like to contribute?
“The Tzubitsi” are the reason we exist: children living in orphanages, social apartments, or in need for family integration support either in foster or adoptive families. They… Read more “We need a minibus for Tzubitsi – would you like to contribute?”
The camp for children in social apartments with individualized interventions based on TBRI principles just ended. See here how it was! (video)
The camp was organized in partnership with the Anchor of Hope Association for nearly 40 children from the protection system and we pursued an individualized intervention with a… Read more “The camp for children in social apartments with individualized interventions based on TBRI principles just ended. See here how it was! (video)”
We are preparing for the summer camp for children living in social apartments. Intervention 1 to 1, we have one dedicated volunteer for each child.
This week we started training volunteers to participate in the summer camp for children living in social apartments. We are happy to have so many volunteers who are… Read more “We are preparing for the summer camp for children living in social apartments. Intervention 1 to 1, we have one dedicated volunteer for each child.”
The art & play therapy intervention project continues during the summer, in parallel with our support groups
One of the projects closest to our hearts is the art & play therapy project for children who have been abused, severely neglected and/or abandoned. We are pleased… Read more “The art & play therapy intervention project continues during the summer, in parallel with our support groups”
