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As a volunteer at the Charity Centre of Refugees, you’ll play a key role in their work, activities include:

• Managing databases of Ukrainian refugees.
• Assisting with food package distribution and warehouse organisation.
• Taking photos, making Facebook posts, and sharing event updates.
• Supporting fundraising campaigns and much more!

At Moldova4Peace volunteer activities include:

• Help organise and facilitate workshops, events, and community activities.
• Share professional skills (legal, educational, psychological, technical, creative).
• Support coordination and outreach for ongoing projects.
• Contribute to storytelling and communications through writing, photography, or social media.
• Assist with community engagement, surveys, and feedback collection.

As a volunteer with Fides you will:

• Assist in the canteen with meal preparation and service.
• Support reception desk duties, including welcoming new arrivals and helping with night shifts.
• Organize activities for children and teach language lessons for refugees.
• Help in the warehouse, managing supplies and organizing donations.
• Collaborate with staff and beneficiaries to maintain cleanliness and order.
• Engage in additional tasks that align with the shelter’s needs.

We are open to hosting volunteers from diverse backgrounds. No specific qualifications are required — motivation, openness, and interest in the project’s topic are most important. We encourage volunteers whose interests align with the project’s goals, but adaptability and a willingness to learn are key.

Volunteers are accommodated in shared apartments together with other international or local volunteers. Each volunteer has their own private room, while the kitchen, bathroom, and common spaces are shared. The apartments are of a comfortable, middle-class standard and located in safe areas of Chișinău.

Volunteers receive a monthly food allowance, which allows them to buy and prepare their own meals. In some cases, they may also eat at the organization during project activities.

Volunteers receive a transport allowance to cover daily commuting costs between their accommodation and the hosting organization. Public transportation in Chișinău is reliable and easy to use.

Language support depends on the project. Most projects operate in Romanian, and volunteers are encouraged to use online learning platforms. In some cases, limited support in Russian may be possible. Language lessons can also be arranged occasionally during the project period.

Volunteers work five days per week, with a maximum of 6–7 hours per day, including lunch breaks and any language lessons. Working hours are generally regular daytime hours, although some flexibility may be required for special events.

All our projects take place in Chișinău, the capital of Moldova. It is a lively and friendly city with a mix of cultural heritage, green spaces, and modern infrastructure, offering volunteers a safe and engaging environment to live and work in.