👵 · 61 organisations

Elderly care non-profits in Romania

Browse 61 charities and associations supporting older people in Romania. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.

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CompanyWhat they do

SD
Serviciul de Ajutor Maltez în RomâniaCluj-Napoca, RomaniaHumanitarian aid & Disaster relief · Elderly care +6 more
FH
Fundația HaretaMiniș, RomaniaElderly care
ASCOR IașiIași, RomaniaChildren & Youth · Religion & Faith +2 more
SP
Speranța pentru RomâniaSepreuș, RomaniaHealth · Children & Youth +2 more
AU
Asociatia umanitara Speranta pentru RomaniaSepreus, RomaniaHealth · Children & Youth +2 more
FP
Fundația pentru Dezvoltarea Serviciilor SocialeBucurești, RomaniaChildren & Youth · Elderly care +4 more
CR
Crucea Roșie Română Filiala Sector 5 BucureștiBucurești, RomaniaHumanitarian aid & Disaster relief · Health +4 more
SI
SiebenbürgenforumSibiu, RomaniaArts & Culture · Heritage +4 more
CC
Centrul Creştin Social Medical de ZiSighişoara, RomaniaElderly care · Health +1 more
AS
Asociația Samaritenii OrăștieniOrăștie, RomaniaHealth · Elderly care +2 more
Kind&HopeBucurești, RomaniaChildren & Youth · Elderly care +4 more
FF
Foundation for Elderly CareCluj-Napoca, RomaniaElderly care · Health +1 more

Elderly care non-profits in Romania at a glance

Of the 61 Elderly care non-profits in Romania, the most common cause areas are Children & Youth (79%), Health (61%) and Community development (56%).

Cause areas

Children & Youth79%
Health61%
Community development56%
Education56%
Poverty & Hunger49%

Organisation types

Association51%
NGO20%
Operating foundation13%
Charity10%
Grant-making foundation3%

Beneficiaries

Elderly people100%
Children87%
Families64%
People in poverty61%
Youth48%

Funding sources

Individual donations62%
Corporate partnerships39%
Grants31%
EU funding31%
Government funding21%

Top cities

București15%
Sepreus8%
Sibiu8%
Timișoara5%
Satu Mare5%
Cluj-Napoca3%

Size

1-10 employees3%

Key facts

2008 is the median founding year
48% say donations are tax-deductible
2% publish a charity number
95% name their programmes
62% invite volunteers

Figures from all 61 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.