About Us

WHAT MAKES US UNIQUE

CONSISTENT AID

CHNF provides humanitarian aid in the form of basic necessities and special projects.
In many cases, we are the only consistent source of support.

BASIC NECESSITIES HISTORY

CHNF has provided basic necessities in Moldova since 2000.

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Feeding children is central to what we do.
Haelthy nutrition.
Healthy snacks.
The joy of grapes!
Medicine and vitamins.
Valentina, the head nurse, with a new delivery of vitamins and medicine.
Birthday celebrations.
It's a party!
Infant formula provided during a shortfall.
Christmas party.
Gifts from Santa (and CHNF)!
Celebrating Easter!
Easter celebration for diasabled children.
Shopping at Metro.
Valentina and Neonila loading up.
Celebrating International Children's Day.
Balloon animals with Mickey!
1,000 pairs of pajamas took care of this problem.

SPECIAL PROJECTS HISTORY

CHNF has provided special projects in Bulgaria, Romania and Moldova since 2000.

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Refrigerator for the Municipal Orphanage in Chisinau.
One of 3 renovated physical therapy rooms.
Exterior building housing the heating and hot water system at the Municipal Orphanage.
Heating and hot water system. A community action project.
Ribbon cutting ceremony for the heating and hot water system.
CHNF was presented with a citation from the Mayor's office for our part in this project.
Laundry facility at the Republican Orphanage.
Steam press, part of the laundry facility.
Propane stoves used during power outages at the Municipal Orphanage.
Donation of dialysis machines to 4 regional hospitals in Romania.
A prosthetic arm provided to a diabled child in Romania.
Surgey and a hearing aid provided to a disabled child in Moldova.
A new awning provided to Detelina Orphanage in Pleven, Bulgaria. Funds were also provided for food, medicine and teaching materials.
Computer resource center at the Medical College of Dambovita, Tirgoviste, Romania.
Computer Club for Children, National College "Nicolae Balcescu", Romania. 18 clubs in Romania, 1 in Bulgaria.
Computer Club for Children, Pleven, Bulgaria.
National Internet Olympics, Romania.
United Nations Development Program was a partner for a time and published an article about the program.
Donation of diagnostic reagents to regional hospitals in Bulgaria.
Children's Health Initiative Workshop, Pleven, Bulgaria. 30 projects impacting children and families resulted.
Training program for parents of low birth weight children at the Intensive Care Neonatology Clinic, University Hospital Pleven, Bulgaria. This project served as a model for neonatal care nationwide.
A mother provides neonatal care to a low birth weight infant