Nine schools in Chisinau municipality received educational kits containing teaching materials, office supplies, school supplies, educational games, and sports equipment. Three other pre-university institutions in Anenii Noi, Orhei, and Soroca also received similar kits. This initiative aims to support communities affected by the refugee crisis in Ukraine and local challenges in Moldova.
At the kit distribution event, Daniela Mamaliga, the director of “Partnerships for Every Child,” stated: “The goal of this support is to create a healthy and motivating educational environment where students can learn and develop harmoniously under optimal conditions.”
Maher Daboul, Education Project Development Manager at the Norwegian Refugee Council, highlighted the broader purpose of the initiative. “We aim to create an equitable and inclusive learning environment for all students, including those displaced from Ukraine, helping them integrate into Moldovan school communities. These kits provide essential school supplies and sports equipment to support a modern and well-equipped educational process. This effort enhances learning conditions, motivates students, and supports teachers in their daily work. By fostering inclusion, we aim to ensure a lasting positive impact on the quality of education and the well-being of all students,” he said.
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Angela Cutasevici, Deputy Mayor of Chisinau municipality, emphasized the importance of such support for local schools. She noted that these initiatives play a crucial role in creating inclusive and well-equipped educational environments, addressing the current needs of students and teachers, particularly in light of challenges posed by the refugee crisis and the demand for modernization.
Andrei Pavaloi, Deputy Head of the General Directorate of Education, Youth, and Sport in Chisinau, expressed appreciation for collaborating with partner organizations. He voiced hope that similar initiatives would continue, enabling schools to better meet all students’ needs.
The educational kits were provided through the project “Ensuring the Well-Being of Children in Moldovan Educational Institutions,” funded by the Italian Development Cooperation Agency, the Liechtenstein Development Services Foundation, and the Norwegian Refugee Council, and implemented by “Partnerships for Every Child.”
Through this project, 3,000 students from grades I to XII and 260 teachers received educational kits, which included school bags, supplies, and materials necessary for the educational process.
