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National partnerships

Driving partnerships with business, delivering results for children

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We develop programs so that all children can be safe, have access to health services, decent living conditions and access to quality education. The social inclusion of every child is the basis of UNICEF's mission in Romania.

Together with our partners, the Government, central and local authorities, NGOs, we have launched several initiatives:

Romania for every child. Emotional Balance. This initiative aims to promote the emotional wellbeing of adolescents and young people and to strengthen prevention, early detection and referral to support services for mental health problems
Romania for every child. The safety net in the community. Making social inclusion real - breaking the cycle of exclusion for the most vulnerable children in Romania
Quality inclusive education package - Our programme aims to ensure that all children start school at the right age, stay in school and learn to their maximum potential, to be prepared for life and employment.

We thank our donors - individuals, private companies and foundations. Your donations help us to support children in Romania and beyond.

The European Child Guarantee

In Romania, UNICEF provided technical assistance both in the development of the National Strategy for the Protection and Promotion of Children's Rights 2022-2027 and in the elaboration of the National Action Plan for the implementation of the Children's Guarantee. 

JSYK

JYSK Romania

JYSK and UNICEF in Romania signed a six-year partnership for the benefit of children in Romania. The Scandinavian company supports the Community-based child services implemented by UNICEF in 45 communities from Bacău County.

UNICEF in emergencies

UNICEF works together with the Romanian Government, local authorities, the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and other UN agencies, but also with non-governmental organizations to monitor refugee flows from Ukraine, their needs and vulnerabilities and to be able to provide immediate support for every vulnerable child. UNICEF in partnership with the Ministry of Family, Youth and Equal Opportunities through the National Authority for the Protection of Children's Rights and Adoption and with the support of local authorities, UNHCR, county authorities and local NGOs have established Blue Dot centers - specially designed safe spaces for refugee children and their families, through the donations received.

Our thanks go to OMV Petrom, Yardi, IKEA, ING, BAMESA, and DIGI24, as well as to all the companies that contributed to UNICEF's activities in Romania.

With your donation, you have helped UNICEF reach vulnerable people and created a better future for every child.

UNICEF urgently mobilized to meet the needs of thousands of families and children at risk after two devastating earthquakes and dozens of aftershocks struck several towns on the border between Turkey and Syria on 6 February 2023.

More than 35,000 deaths were reported in total in Turkey and northwestern Syria. Children and families affected by the calamity are in urgent need of shelter, clean water and basic emergency supplies. Hundreds of schools, hospitals and other medical and educational facilities were damaged or destroyed by the earthquakes, having a huge impact on children.

Our thanks go to Yardi, ING, JYSK, as well as to all the companies that have contributed to UNICEF's activities.

Together we stand for every child. And we never give up!

Fooding emergency in Romania

UNICEF is collaborating with the Romanian Government, local authorities, and non-governmental organizations to support vulnerable children and their families affected by the recent floods in Galați and Vaslui counties. The joint efforts focus on monitoring the situation, providing necessary assistance, and ensuring the well-being of those impacted by the disaster.

UNICEF is working tirelessly to provide emergency relief and long-term support to these affected communities, especially in areas such as:

Educational supplies and support for children whose schools have been destroyed;
Child protection and psychosocial support for vulnerable children;
Information Outreach to develop and distribute materials, helping affected families access benefits provided by authorities in this emergency situation.

Our thanks go to our media parteners TVR and Digi24, as well as to all the companies that are contributing to UNICEF's activities.

Together we stand for every child. And we never give up!