At The Life Road Drumul Vietii, we extend a helping hand to those in desperate need through our Humanitarian Support initiative. As a lifeline for displaced Ukrainians, we focus on providing immediate and crucial aid, addressing basic needs such as food, shelter, and health services. In times of great uncertainty and upheaval, this project becomes a beacon of stability, offering a sense of relief and support.

Picture the relief on the faces of those receiving your support. Your generosity ensures swift responses to challenges, delivering vital aid that includes everything from nourishing food supplies to critical health services. Your contribution becomes a comforting embrace, providing stability and support when it's needed most.

Your donation helps build safe havens, offering displaced families more than just shelter – it's a place where they can rebuild their lives with the necessary support and comfort. Your support becomes a pathway towards stability and recovery.

Mobilization and initial assistance in the early days of the war were crucial for people fleeing the conflict. People from Romania and the Republic of Moldova gathered at the Siret border, providing food, hot drinks, and transport services. However, the lack of initial concrete involvement from the authorities was felt by both volunteers and refugees, who often had to rely on their own resources. Eventually, material, physical, and emotional resources run out.

Civil society, volunteers, and various associations and foundations, such as the "Road to Life" association, provided considerable support to the refugees. However, after a year of war, individual donations decreased. Donation and distribution centers in different cities began to close, and after two years of war, the "Drumul Vieții" association and a few others remained the main sources of support for refugees in Transylvania, particularly in Oradea and the neighboring counties.