The Universal declaration of human rights establishes health as a fundamental right for human and sustainable development. This is goal 3 of the 2030 Agenda and we contribute with our work for it to be achieved. We bring health care where it is needed and promote educational projects to raise awareness and improve the sanitation conditions.
We promote the right to health by supporting public structures and, with global health in mind, we work hand in hand with the other related sectors of intervention: food, water, education, rights and humanitarian aid.
In the poorest areas, health interventions complement the fight against malnutrition of children and their mothers. In order to guarantee access to treatment and an improved quality of the services offered, we created and strengthened 28 healthcare facilities for over 2 million people, supplying equipment and supporting their management.
An efficient health promotion starts with the health workers, doctors and volunteers serving the communities. This is the reason why, in the last year, we organised 128 refresher courses, involving almost 1,400 people. By launching wider campaigns on public health, nutrition and hygiene, maternal and reproductive health, prevention against HIV, ebola and malaria, we reached almost 122,500 people, reducing their risk of contracting diseases.
The WeWorld Community Center, located in the center of Chisinau, provides essential programs and services to Ukrainian refugees and vulnerable locals. While the primary focus is on children, the center is designed to benefit individuals of all ages, ensuring comprehensive support for the entire community.
Go to projectSince the onset of the Ukraine refugee crisis in March 2022, WeWorld Moldova team has been supporting forcibly displaced individuals and host communities by facilitating access to education and social protection services. Two and a half years into the humanitarian response, as the focus shifts towards more stable and developmental support, WeWorld continues to prioritize improving access to both formal and non-formal education and social protection services, ensuring safety and enabling a more dignified life for all. The project aims to involve children, youth, and adults from the Moldovan, Roma, and Ukrainian communities.
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