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HABITAT FOR HUMANITY


is a non profit ecumenical Christian housing organization and has been working in Romania since 1996. Working through locally run affiliates, HFH partners with low income families in need to build and renovate simple, decent, healthy and affordable housing.
The houses then are sold to those in need at no profit and with no interest charged. Working in the cities of Beius, Cluj, Comanesti, Craiova, Pitesti, Cumpana and Radauti, the 100th home in Romania was dedicated at the end of June 2003, this house also representing the 150,000th Habitat home world-wide. Click here to read more about how families are selected based on need, ability to pay and willingness to partner with Habitat.


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LATEST NEWS
Habitat for Humanity Romania strikes again!

The People for People Gala is a national contest and an event rewarding social involvement of companies, citizens and non-governmental organizations. Donations, sponsoring, volunteering and fundraising are awarded.

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Flowers and Trinkets for Female Volunteers!

As Woman’s Day approaches, an event dedicated to all ladies will take place in Timisoara on Saturday, 7 March 2009. They are invited to volunteer building the first protected house in the west of the country for five adults with severe mental disabilities.

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In memoriam of Millard Fuller

Habitat for Humanity is deeply saddened by the death of Millard Fuller, the visionary whose ideas and tireless work created Habitat for Humanity. Mr. Fuller led Habitat from its founding in 1976 until his separation from the organization and his founding of the Fuller Center for Housing in 2005. He died early today, Feb. 3, following a brief illness. He was 74.

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6 Romanians for Katrina Victims

The Habitat dream is that all 150,000 poor families in Romania, irrespective of their ethnicity or religion, may have a simple and decent home and avoid living in inhuman conditions. This is a dream that costs up to 2.5 billion euro or $3.8 billion.
website: http://6forkatrina.4mdesign.org/

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HABITAT ROMANES Event

Between the May 5th and May 31st, Habitat for Humanity Beius will host the largest volunteer, communication and advocacy event in the country.
We will build 10 homes in just 4 weeks, with the families working side by side with the volunteers to finish theirs and their neighbors’ houses. On site for the event will be politicians, corporate representatives, VIP’s, journalists, and other public figures. For the four weeks during the project, Oradea will be the National Capital of  Volunteerism, with over 500 local and international volunteers expected to participate.

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Petrom is helping more than 60 families to have a new home, in a Habitat for Humanity project

Bucharest, March, 24 2008 – Through the project “Building for the Future” Petrom and Habitat for Humanity are helping 66 families in Comăneşti, Asău, Dofteana, Dărmăneşti and Moineşti. Petrom is offering the financial support needed to build six new houses and to repair other 60 houses. Petrom’s employees are working as volunteers at the houses’ repair and construction.

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Euro2007Habitat Build

Between 1st - 9th of September 2007, Habitat for Humanity has hosted the biggest volunteering event in Europe EURO 2007 HABITAT.

HOMEOWNERS FAMILIES
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Habitat paid a Royal visit in London at conference

Known for his involvement with charities like his late mother, Princess Diana of Wales, Prince William paid a visit to Habitat for Humanity’s booth at the World Scout Jamboree in Essex, England, in July.

The 12-day event was held to commemorate 100 years of scouting and attracted 40,000 scouts and leaders from around the world. Prince William learned about Habitat for Humanity and poverty housing issues and participated in Habitat’s Youth Programs’ Paper House Campaign, an advocacy outreach effort aimed at youth, at the Jamboree’s Global Development Village, where scouts explore key world challenges through practical workshops.

 
Decent Housing – A Priority on the Agenda of the Romanian and European Officials

The non-profit association Habitat for Humanity Romania, in collaboration with the Ministry of Development, Public Works and Housing, under the patronage of the European Commission Representation in Romania, released the project on “Euro2007Habitat Build” on July 2nd. Through this project, 650 volunteers are to build 27 houses, each representing a Member State of the European Union for families in need in Radauti, on September 1 – 9, 2007. The release was preceded by a round table on “Aspects of Poor Housing in Romania and the EU: Present and Future”. The Ambassador Donato Chiarini, Head of the European Commission Representation in Romania, and Mr. Laszlo Borbely, Minister of Development, Public Works and Housing attended the event..

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Decent Homes in the House of Europe

This is the first time that Romania celebrates Europe Day as a Member State of the European Union. The Association Habitat for Humanity Romania wishes to celebrate this day through building events developing in Habitat affiliates all over the country.

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QUEST?

Friday, April 13, the well-known CNN senior anchor, Richard Quest became a volunteer on the site of the Habitat for Humanity organization Cluj and he helped building houses for families in need. Besides the actual building, the charismatic reporter prepared a material on the activity of the Habitat for Humanity. The material will be included in this month’s show, “Quest to Build”. 

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King Michael and Princess Margaret Are Willing to Support Poor Families in Need for Housing


Wednesday, April 11th, His Majesties King Michael and Princess Margareta were guests of the non-profit association Habitat for Humanity Beius. The royal family expressed their wish to visit the first Habitat for Humanity neighborhood and they were very pleased with the houses built here.

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President Clinton Joins Jon Bon Jovi as the Rock Icon Reveals a New Model of Philanthropy That Unites Global and Local Charities and Corporate America


PHILADELPHIA, Penn. – (Oct. 5, 2006) – Standing in front of a block of vacant homes in North Philadelphia, Jon Bon Jovi today announced Project HOME’s Phase V Homeownership Project – a unique partnership that he has brokered between Project HOME, Habitat for Humanity, the Philadelphia Soul Charitable Foundation and Saturn that will undertake the renovation of 15 row houses in one of Philadelphia’s most poverty-ridden neighborhoods. President Bill Clinton attended, commending Jon Bon Jovi’s continued philanthropic efforts, the work of both Project HOME and Habitat for Humanity in the communities they serve, and Saturn for joining this partnership.

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Mission accomplished for Aviva team: 3 HOUSES IN 5 DAYS!


Between the 2nd and the 6th of October AVIVA (one of the leading providers of life and pensions products to Europe) and Habitat for Humanity worked together in a large project in Cluj, they built 3 houses in just 5 days. Aviva manage to outrun all the tasks and scheduled deadlines. This was an opportunity to finish other houses that have already been built and start building up a new one, the 4th.

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86 volunteers from AVIVA will work during 2th and 6th of October 2006 at building 3 houses for poor families from Cluj.
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Smeal students travel to Romania with Habitat for Humanity
Thursday, September 28, 2006


Two Smeal College of Business students spent 10 days in Romania this month working with local families, community leaders from Austin, Texas, and students from four other U.S. universities to refurbish a Soviet-era apartment building through Habitat for Humanity International's Global Village Program.

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The American Chamber of Commerce in Romania (AmCham) and the Association for Community Relations (ARC) are organizing the 2006 edition of the People for People® National Corporate Social Responsibility Contest and Awarding Gala.
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Habitat for Humanity’s ‘Catholicos Karekin II Work Project’ draws 300 volunteers in building simple, decent housing in Armenia


AMERICUS, Ga. (Sept. 5, 2006) – As part of an ongoing partnership between Habitat for Humanity and the Armenia Apostolic Church, 24 homes will be built this week in partnership with families in need across Armenia.

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A year after Katrina, Habitat for Humanity continues long-term recovery efforts


AMERICUS, Ga. (Aug. 28, 2006) – A year after Hurricane Katrina came ashore on the Gulf Coast, Habitat for Humanity continues its efforts to help low-income families rebuild.

Immediately after the hurricane struck, Habitat launched its Operation Home Delivery program to help displaced, low-income families in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama rebuild permanent housing as part of the region’s long-term reconstruction.

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Bermudian volunteers build homes in Romania


A local group of hardworking volunteers built homes for the less fortunate in Eastern Europe and later saw their work documented by international television, newspaper and radio stations. A diverse group of 50 Bermudians, ranging in age from 12 to 81, traveled to Romania as part of Habitat for Humanity International and dedicated two weeks to building homes for families in need. “It went fantastically well and from just a slab of concrete foundation we built four houses in two weeks,” volunteer Lynne Winfield said. “We apparently were the second largest HFHI group ever to do something like this worldwide and consequently interviewed by television crews, radio crews, photographers and journalists and made national papers and radio. Not only that, Habitat filmed a mini-documentary about our visit”. (08/12/06 )
 

read article in The Royal Gazette (Bermuda)

MoneyGram Transfers Money for Families in Urgent Need of Housing


Beius, June 27th, 2006 - MoneyGram sponsored Habitat in Romania as part of its five-year, $1-million commitment to build affordable homes around the globe.

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45 families in need will enjoy a new home in Comanesti!
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Habitat for Humanity receives World Bank Grant for Innovation 
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Wednesday, May 10th - 8:00 AM
at ,,IRIDIUM” Room of Howard Johnson Hotel
at the ,,BUILDING ROMANIA TOGETHER!”
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Habitat for Humanity International celebrates 30th anniversary with new public awareness campaign 
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Managers from AVIVA are shovelling and plastering for the people in great need of housing from Craiova!
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Industry’s social conscience on the march
source: www.businessromania.com

FLOODING REPORT
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Women’s World Summit Foundation honors Romanian Geta Heredea, an extraordinary woman
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