Star of Hope Romania Foundation is a non-governmental organization based in Iasi, established in 1998 with the support of Star of Hope International (Sweden). The Swedish organization has been present in Romania since the days of the 1989 revolution (in Timisoara) and has permanently supported Star of Hope Romania, bringing both private funds and Swedish government funds (through SMC/AIDS) to the country. Star of Hope Romania is also a partner with Star of Hope Norway and Star of Hope USA. The mission of Star of Hope Romania is to improve the quality of life of children in need, especially children with disabilities, but also to help children in need for a better life, so that they can grow and develop naturally, in a climate of dignity, trust and value of the human being. Over more than 30 years, Star Of Hope Foundation Romania has managed more than 100 socio-educational projects and has attracted in Romania, in the North-East area, more than 20 million euros to help more than 20,000 children (abandoned children, children with disabilities or children from very poor families from disadvantaged backgrounds) to have a better life. In 2014, Star of Hope Foundation Romania founded the Federation of Parents' Organizations of Children with Disabilities in the NE region of Romania, with over 2000 beneficiaries. Star of Hope Romania has opened 13 Children's Centres - 6 Recovery Therapy Centres for more than 250 children and young people with disabilities (Iasi, Barlad, Botosani, Dorohoi, Suceava, Chisinau) and 7 Afterschool Centres for more than 250 children at risk of family and school abandonment - in Murgeni (jud. Vaslui), Babadag (Tulcea county), Pantelimon (Ilfov county), Valea Seacă (Bacău county), Huși (Vaslui county), Dimăcheni (Botoșani county), Botoșani.

Bethany Social Services Foundation, founded in 1994, is a non-governmental and non-profit organization that aims to improve the lives of disadvantaged people, especially children and families by providing social services and promoting professional social work practices and projects aimed at developing volunteerism. Bethany Foundation supports children with disabilities, young people in difficulty and families at high risk of abandonment by providing them with therapeutic, psychological and material support, as well as running training programmes for social work specialists, volunteer programmes and events and campaigns that bring the community closer to the foundation's causes. The Bethany Foundation runs a community centre for refugee children and their families in Iasi, which provides a wide range of services: from legal and psychological counselling, painting lessons for adults, recreational and educational workshops for children of all ages, Romanian and English language courses to sports classes.

The Good Day Children from Romania Association was founded in 1999 by a group of Dutch volunteers who came to Romania with the desire to help children in foster homes and state institutions responsible for their care and upbringing. Concerned with the harmonious development of the child, strengthening the role of the family, Buna Ziua Copii has been constantly involved in supporting the family and preventing the separation of the child from the family, prevention of school dropout, therapy services for children with autistic spectrum disorders, volunteer programs. Bună ziua copii din România provides logistical support for refugees directly at the border: transport, accommodation for Ukrainians in transit, hygiene products or food, translation. It also runs a centre where the remaining Ukrainian refugees in Bârlad receive social integration support, recreational and educational programmes and activities, counselling, therapy, Romanian language courses.

Founded in 1996, the Heart of a Child Foundation started out of a need to help a few street children and a group of children with HIV abandoned in hospital. For 25 years, Heart of a Child Foundation has been working in the poorest area of Romania, the south-east of the country, in Galați, Brăila, Vrancea and Vaslui, where it helps children, parents and communities at risk with medical, educational, emotional and economic support, trying to transform, through social and support services, inequalities into equal opportunities, creating stronger communities based on inclusion. By HG 451/2016, Heart of a Child Foundation was recognized as a public benefit organization. It offers support to Ukrainian refugees in transit, providing them with food, temporary accommodation, translation and legal assistance. The Foundation also runs two centres in Brăila and Galați, where refugees who have chosen to stay in the country are offered social and cultural services, recreational activities, counselling and assistance in finding housing.

Founded in 2021, the Snagov Olympic Sports Club Association has focused on art and sports therapy programs, with projects through which both children and parents can express their emotions through art and movement. The Snagov Olympic Sports Club Association has focused on increasing resilience, counselling and psychological support for Ukrainian refugees, with sports therapy programmes, art therapy and various outdoor activities.

Carusel was created in 2011 out of a need for solidarity, to provide social and medical services to people in extremely vulnerable situations. We are a group of activists and professionals in the field of harm reduction, and our interventions are based on scientific evidence, international guidelines, following strategies and principles based on long studies. Our beneficiaries are people facing multiple vulnerabilities, where change cannot happen overnight. Our interventions are predominantly focused on people's immediate needs, but we also think in the long term. We aim to reduce vulnerabilities step by step so that the most important thing happens - they stay alive. We seek to give a voice to the most vulnerable of the vulnerable - homeless people, drug users, commercial sex workers, people in extreme poverty or at risk of social exclusion, those living with HIV, TB or other infectious diseases, victims of abuse, those without ID or healthcare and many others. They are the ones nobody sees, who are marginalised, humiliated, bullied or ignored. Through our interventions we also aim to give them back their dignity and remind them that they are human.