The Halina Nieć Legal Aid Center, (HNLAC) is a non-profit non-governmental organisation established in 2002 in Cracow. HNLAC’s main objective is to protect human rights by providing free legal council to persons at risk of social exclusion and discrimination, including the poor, victims of domestic violence, foreigners, asylum seekers, refugees and the stateless.

(QRF)

Commission National d'Assistance au Refugierss de la Securite des Communautes (CNAR)

Programme d'Urgence et de renforcements de la Securite des Communautes (PURS)

National Commission for Refugees and Displaced Persons (SP-CNRA)

Ghana Refugee Board

The Association of Independent Midwives (AMI) is a non-profit organization that, for over 11 years, has been working to support women, mothers, children and families in Romania. We work continuously for the consolidation and promotion of the midwifery profession in Romania. AMI provides health services for women, pregnant women, youth, mothers and newborns, medical services and health system navigation for vulnerable people and refugees, as well as actions to protect women's rights to reproductive health and to prevent and combat sexual and gender-based violence .

The Romanian National Council for Refugees is a non-governmental organization founded in 1998, having been granted public utility status in 2003. CNRR’s mission is to promote and defend through all legal means human rights in general, and migrants, refugees and asylum seekers’ rights in particular.

FONSS has assumed the mission of getting involved in the change of politics and the sustainable development of social services. The federation is formed out of NGOs, juridical Romanian entities, involved in offering social services to vulnerable groups.

The Four Change Association was founded in 2012 as a result of the desire of a group of specialists to bring about positive and important changes in the NGO sector and in the community. 4Change firmly believes in the power of people to mobilise and change the communities they live in, but also in the ability of NGOs to influence public decisions. Social assistance, education, vocational training, community development are essential pillars for a healthy and progressive society. These fields bring significant benefits to the individual and the community, contributing to the improvement of the quality of life and sustainable development.