Drumul Vieții's mission is to provide refuge and support to those affected by war and injustice, and to cultivate a path toward holistic self-sustainability. By fostering spiritual, mental, physical, social, and professional growth, we empower individuals to rejoin the life road and become active, contributing members of their communities.

The East European Institute for Reproductive Health (EEIRH), located in Târgu Mureș, Romania, is dedicated to promoting the rights of women and men to sexual and reproductive health, advocating for a life free from gender-based violence, and supporting healthy and dignified aging. In collaboration with international organizations, EEIRH has been instrumental in enhancing reproductive health education and services in Eastern Europe. For instance, the institute coordinated the development of a family planning manual adopted by the Romanian Ministry of Health for training medical professionals.

Help Ukrainians Association, is a refugee-let organization based in Romania. Their mission is to guide Ukrainians in need to safe environments and help them become part of self-sustaining Ukrainian communities. They focus on building communities capable of self-organizing and creating value for the local society.

Established by Ukrainian refugees, MALVA's centre offers daycare services and various activities for the Ukrainian community in Bucharest. It's an all-volunteer initiative led by refugees for refugees, providing a space for community gatherings and support.

The Metropolitan Agency for Durable Development Brasov is a development association that manages collaboration processes within the Brașov metropolitan area. It serves as an associative body for the communities in this region, bringing together local authorities to promote sustainable urban and regional development. Its activities encompass various domains, including environmental protection, urban planning, and policy-making. For instance, the agency is involved in the CARMINE project, focusing on climate-resilient solutions such as green roofs and urban vegetation to address water scarcity and heatwaves in Brașov. Additionally, it has participated in initiatives like U-GARDEN, promoting urban gardens in European cities. Through these efforts, the Brașov Metropolitan Agency for Sustainable Development aims to foster a cohesive and sustainable metropolitan area, enhancing the quality of life for its residents.

The Roma Education Fund (REF) is an international foundation established in 2005 with the mission to bridge the educational gap between Roma and non-Roma communities. Operating across Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe, as well as Turkey, REF provides grants and scholarships to entities and individuals committed to quality, inclusive education and the desegregation of schools and classrooms. REF envisions a world where every Roma child and youth has undeniable access to education, with equitable opportunities and practices for all. To achieve this, REF supports policies and programs that ensure quality education for Roma, including the desegregation of education systems.

The Sibiu Community Foundation (Fundația Comunitară Sibiu) is a non-profit organization based in Sibiu, Romania, that focuses on supporting local initiatives to improve the quality of life in Sibiu County. Its mission is to connect community resources with pressing needs, fostering social, cultural, and economic development through collaboration and empowerment.

The YMCA Romania is dedicated to developing contemporary society by empowering young people and supporting families to strengthen communities. This mission is pursued in the spirit of Christian values, aligned with the principles of democracy and human rights.

The National Agency for Equal Opportunities between Women and Men (ANES) has the mission to promote the principle of equal opportunities and treatment between women and men, in order to eliminate all forms of discrimination based on sex and to prevent and combat domestic violence, by implementing measures, policies and programs adapted to the needs of victims. As a specialized institution within the central public administration, subordinated to the Government of Romania, ANES has assumed the noble goal of using every instrument at its disposal to build a fair society.

Terre des hommes (Tdh) opened its Regional Hub in Budapest in 2006. It has a double function: provide expertise and advice for Tdh operations and develop regional projects in Europe. The two main programmes in the region are Children and young people on the move and Access to justice for children and young people. From April 2022, the Regional Hub has implemented an emergency response for children and families from Ukraine, providing direct, individual support to families and improving their psycho-social wellbeing