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Capital: Bucharest Area: 237,500 kmē Population: 22.4 million(December 2000 est.) Ethnic groups: Romanian (89.1%), Hungarian (8.9%), German(0.4%), Ukrainians, Serbs, Croats, Russians, Turks, Roma and Sinti Official language(s): Romanian Religion(s): Romanian Orthodox (70%), Roman Catholic (6%), Protestant (6%), other faiths (18%) Currency:
         
         
  Cisnadie The construction of the two Romanian SOS Children's Villages, one in Bucharest and the other one in Cisnadie/Transylvania near Sibiu,

Hungary - Select a village Capital: Budapest Area: 93,000 kmē Population: 10.1 million (December 2000 est.) Ethnic groups: 90% Hungarian,

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Bucharest Cisnadie
Bucharest Cisnadie
Capital: Bucharest
Area: 237,500 kmē
Population: 22.4 million(December 2000 est.)
Ethnic groups: Romanian (89.1%), Hungarian (8.9%), German(0.4%), Ukrainians, Serbs, Croats, Russians, Turks, Roma and Sinti
Official language(s): Romanian
Religion(s): Romanian Orthodox (70%), Roman Catholic (6%), Protestant (6%), other faiths (18%)
Currency: 1 Romanian leu = 100 bani
Our Facilities

The work of SOS-Kinderdorf International in Romania started immediately after the overthrow of the dictator Nicolae Ceau?escu by signing a general agreement with the Romanian government on June 1st, 1990 regarding the construction of two SOS Children's Villages. The construction of the two Romanian SOS Children's Villages, one in Bucharest and the other one in Cisnadie/Transylvania near Sibiu, started in October 1991. Already in February 1993, the first families could move into their new homes at the SOS Children's Village Cisnadie and in April of the following year the first SOS mothers and children moved into the SOS Children's Village Bucharest.

The official opening of the SOS Children's Village Bucharest took place on October 22, 1993, that of the SOS Children's Village Cisnadie on October 24, 1993. On the property of the SOS Children's Village Cisnadie, there is also a holiday-camp where the children from the SOS Children's Village Bucharest can stay during their summer holidays.

Contact:
SOS-Satele Copiilor Romania
Str. Alexandru Zagoritz, No. 3
Sector 2
73284 Bucharest
Romania
tel. +40-21-321 70 76
fax +40-21-321 59 56

 

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