#SprijinPentruUcraina la punctul de trecere a frontierei Sighet (jud. Maramures)

Project facts

Project promoter:
Order of Malta Relief Organization in Romania(RO)
Project Number:
RO-ACTIVECITIZENS-0313
Status:
In implementation
Initial project cost:
€14,959
Programme:

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Description

The current project aims to provide support to Ukrainian refugees who enter the country at the Sighet border crossing point (Maramures county). The support provided by the project involves psycho-emotional support and products of strict necessity (food and hygienic-sanitary products). The implementation of this project is necessary and falls under the category of quick response type grants, because SAMR is among the only organizations active for this purpose at the Sighet border crossing point (Maramures county). The psycho-emotional support will be provided by 2 volunteer specialists (social worker or psychologist - contribution in kind to the organization), 2 translators - secondary education (people who will be remunerated from the project budget).Concretely, the project proposes the following actions: welcoming refugees and supporting them in a specially designed space that allows an efficient assessment of their needs and providing food, sanitary products and psycho-emotional support and/or supporting refugees in buses. The children will benefit from relaxation activities and games to distract them from the war. The specialists involved (social worker/psychologist) will intervene in this crisis situation to mitigate the consequences of the experience they went through through specific intervention methods and techniques. Translators have an essential contribution because they make these activities possible. Once the individual/family needs are identified, the project team mobilizes and in collaboration with the local authorities/ISU and other NGOs identifies solutions to the needs: accommodation, transport, temporary/permanent living space, temporary/permanent workplace. and so on The refugees who enter the country in an organized way by buses choose to transit the country and go to other countries in Europe. In these buses, the project team will be allowed access to provide medical, psychoemotional, food and hygienic-sanitary support for adults and children.

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