ROMANIA

Romania Quick Overview

Romania is one of the economically weakest countries in the European Union. Older people, who often live alone and have limited access to medical and social services, are particularly affected by poverty. Socially disadvantaged families also face significant challenges. Since 2025, child benefits and pensions have not been adjusted for inflation, further increasing the financial burden on low-income households.

Ongoing Work in Romania

Hilfsverein Nymphenburg focuses on providing targeted support to those who need it most. Key areas of work include assistance for the elderly, promotion of Roma children, and poverty alleviation projects. Through these efforts, we aim to sustainably improve living conditions and open up new opportunities for the future.

Elderly Care in Romania

In our three care homes – Casa Bavareza, Sf. Gheorghe, and Micul Rosmalen – 62 elderly residents have found a safe and caring home.

Support for Roma Children in Marasesti

In Romania, around six million people – roughly one third of the population – are affected by poverty and social exclusion.

Dignity in Old Age – Our Care Homes in Romania

In our three care homes — Casa Bavareza, Sf. Gheorghe, and Micul Rosmalen — 62 elderly residents have found safety, compassion, and a true sense of home.