Projects and programmes
Early intervention, social services, workshops and humanitarian assistance. Explore project aims, partners and implementation periods.
Ukraine Refugee Response Plan 2025–2026
OSORC’s participation in regional protection, social support and basic assistance.
Needs-based support for refugees with disabilities: second phase
Continuing targeted support for refugees with disabilities and chronic health conditions.
Needs-based support for refugees with disabilities: first phase
Improving wellbeing and reducing isolation for refugees with disabilities or chronic health conditions.
Helping children grow: early support for autistic children and families
Developing systematic early autism support and strengthening family support.
A coordinated support model for children, young people and families
Developing coordinated support for families with autistic children and young people with developmental differences.
Empowerment and exchange in autism support: second phase
Strengthening autism services, family support and professional exchange on both banks of the Dniester.
A step towards a healthy lifestyle
Supporting health and wellbeing for people in vulnerable situations.
Non-food humanitarian assistance for refugees and local communities
Meeting basic needs through a programme allocated 70% to refugees and 30% to local people.
The least we can do is help people
Providing humanitarian support for people made vulnerable by the crisis.
LEAP: lifesaving evacuation, assistance and protection
Providing coordinated support to people affected and displaced by the war in Ukraine.
Early intervention for families with children under six
Expanding access to early intervention on both banks of the Dniester.
Comprehensive refugee assistance: second phase
Continuing coordinated support for displaced people from Ukraine.
Comprehensive refugee assistance with MAD-Aid
Supporting displaced people from Ukraine in the Transnistrian region.
Comprehensive refugee assistance: first phase
Providing coordinated assistance for displaced people from Ukraine, prioritising families with the greatest needs.
Support and participation: emergency assistance for refugees
Providing emergency assistance to displaced people from Ukraine.
Supporting refugees from Ukraine: second phase
Continuing coordinated support for displaced people from Ukraine, including families with children and people with disabilities.
Supporting refugees from Ukraine: first phase
Providing emergency humanitarian and social support to people from Ukraine in the Transnistrian region.
Quality services for families with children under four
Developing early intervention and improving access for families with young children.
Reliable support and accessible rehabilitation during COVID-19
Maintaining families’ access to social and rehabilitation services during the pandemic.
Accessible rehabilitation for children and their families
Improving access to rehabilitation for children with motor, mental and multiple disabilities.
Quality early intervention for families with children under four
Expanding access to quality early intervention on both banks of the Dniester.
Forgotten people: connection and support during and after the pandemic
Reducing isolation and providing psychological and home-based support for older people and people with intellectual disabilities.
Early intervention and craft workshops for young people
Expanding early intervention for children from birth to six and practical work opportunities for young people.
Strengthening capacity for social protection during the pandemic
Strengthening organisations’ ability to support people with intellectual disabilities during the pandemic.
Implementing a systematic model of early autism support
Expanding access to early specialist support for autistic children and their families.
Helping children grow: a systematic model of early autism support
Developing a systematic model of early support for autistic children and their families.
Empowerment and exchange of experience in autism support
Strengthening collaboration and exchange of experience in autism support on both banks of the Dniester.
Social integration without borders
Supporting social and professional inclusion and cooperation between organisations on both banks of the Dniester.
Professional, psychological and legal support and employment assistance
Creating professional, psychological and legal support for people with disabilities and supporting employment.
Quality services for children through partnership and cooperation
Developing accessible social services for children with disabilities through cooperation.
Quality services for autistic children on both banks of the Dniester
Developing accessible, quality support for autistic children on both banks of the Dniester.
Quality services for families with children under six
Developing accessible, quality early intervention for families with children under six who need additional support.
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