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In partnership with Love Light Romania
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About Romania Romania is a country located at the intersection of Central and Southeastern Europe, bordering on the Black Sea Romania shares a border with Hungary and Serbia to the west, Ukraine and Moldova to the northeast and east, and Bulgaria to the south. Romania has the seventh largest population of the European Union with over 20 million people. Its capital and largest city is Bucharest - the sixth largest city in the EU.
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Love Light Romania is dedicated to providing support services to children, teenagers & families affected by HIV/AIDS. Mission Statement Love Light Romania brings hope and relief to children, young adults and families who are suffering HIV/AIDS. Opportunities for a bright and productive future, to children and teenagers living a feral lifestyle, with an aim to stop cycles of poverty in future generations. Our mission is to listen and support the lives of those who are discriminated against, be-friend and care for those who are lonely and forgotten. Love Light have been working in the area of Transylvania, since 2000. They also have projects in Media, Sighişoara and Târgu Mure.
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What will you be doing? This will be a short term project working in one of the summer camps the organisation runs which is for both people with HIV and the children of the poor Roma community. You will be working on a camp project for 2 weeks which is likely to be the end of July however the dates are still to be confirmed. You will be staying at accommodation at the camp.
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Brief Cost Overview Costs include Personal travel insurance Immunizations – consult doctor Flights In country transport (assistance provided by Love Light) Accommodation and 3 meals per day is £100 for the 2 week project
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What are the benefits to the locals? The service users are in an environment that allows them to feel relaxed about their HIV status. They are given health and nutrition advice, access to vitamins and basic medication and are provided with counselling. HIV patients and their family are given support
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What are the benefits to the volunteers? Volunteers knowledge of living with HIV, especially in a European country, is enhanced Volunteers become immersed in a new culture, meet new people and have the opportunity to volunteer on a European project which is very unique in its aims Volunteers can also build their skills and have the opportunity to travel in Romania and see more of the country once the project is completed
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Why Romania? This project is a short term project 2-4 weeks depending upon camp length and if volunteers would like to create their own program It is very flexible in that volunteers can choose when they go and most of their activities You have the chance to experience a European culture very different from our own
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