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Project reference: 06-G2-212-DJ-RO-C
ROMANIA
EDUCATION FOR ADOPTIVE PARENTS
The project “The education of the adoptive parents” aim is to provide assistance of people who want to adopt or have
already adopted children.
The outputs of this project will be:
• A short training activities;
• Creating the modules of formation and teaching materials;
• A guide to help adoptive parents;
• A web site with the achievement of the project and forum for good practices sharing.
During the first year of the project was done some research about adoption field and the legislation existing in each
partner countries. The results of the research were posted on the web site. A booklet for parents who are interested in
adopting a child was made. In the second year of the project will continue to offer consultancy and organize training
sessions for the parents who have adopted children and a good practice manual will be produced. In the third year,
based on the need analyses, we will run the training sessions and produce the necessary materials and a handbook. We
will also organise a seminar to disseminate the results of our research and to meet other organisations and institutions
interested in the adoption.
Duration: 3 years Funding year: 2 nd
Area(s) covered
Project Objectives
Target Group(s)
COMPOSITION OF THE PARTNERSHIP
Active citizenship
Education for parents
Health
Intercultural issues
Coordinating institution
Name of the organisation: ORGANIZAŢIA SALVAŢI COPIII
Name of the contact person: PASĂRE CORNELIA
Address: STR. MIHAI VITEZUL 12, 1100 CRAIOVA DOLJ, ROMANIA
E-mail: vdudau@yahoo.fr
Tel: 0040-251 439865
Partners
UNIVERSITÀ DELLE LIBERETÀ OF FRIULI-VENEZIA GIULIA – UDINE, ITALY
HOFEROEG, LINY, AUSTRIA
To provide assistance of people who want to adopt or have
already adopted children:
- knowleage of the psihology of children;
- knowleage og the legislation in the field;
- consulting to find and adopt a child;
- integration of child in the adoptive family.
- people who want to adopt children;
- people who have already adopted children;
- staff of institutions involved in the children care or children
adoption
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