Moldova

Moldova is also called the »poorhouse of Europe«. The monthly income per capita is only CHF 200, about 20 times less than in Switzerland. The population has been declining for years - no wonder, since the country hardly offers any chances for a dignified existence to its inhabitants. Those who are able, leave their homeland behind. Children, elderly persons and the underprivileged are left behind.

HOW WE HELP

Orphanage: A home for children in Voszneseni

Edinet: A school for Roma children

Sarepta Center: Home for the elderly and disabled more

Move a Family - a new life begins: Purchase and renovation of houses near the city for impoverished families

A bakery to provide food for impoverished families

Children's Camp Sarepta: Evangelistic children's camps on a separate camp area more

Children's center Mereseni: new construction project of a multifunctional home for children from impoverished families

Day care centers in six cities to provide support and preventive care to neglected children more

FACTS & FIGURES

Capital: Chisinau

Area: 34 000 km²

Population: 3,5 Mio.

Life expectancy: 72 years

Children mortality: 12 (per 1000)

Alphabetization: 99 %

Religions: 90 % Orthodox Christians, 3 % other Christians

KEY TO DEPARTURE

Children's camp in Moldova - a review

Until the end of the Soviet regime, Christians were also persecuted in Moldova. On illegal Bible smuggling trips behind the Iron Curtain, the director of AVC Switzerland made first contacts. 30 years later we can be part of a strongly growing work in Moldova. In total, more than 34,000 children have participated in our children's camps in Moldova, and more than 10,000 of them have given their lives to Jesus.

(Video in German)

KEY TO DEPARTURE

Children's camp in Moldova - a review

Until the end of the Soviet regime, Christians were also persecuted in Moldova. On illegal Bible smuggling trips behind the Iron Curtain, the director of AVC Switzerland made first contacts. 30 years later we can be part of a strongly growing work in Moldova. In total, more than 34,000 children have participated in our children's camps in Moldova, and more than 10,000 of them have given their lives to Jesus.

(Video in German)