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Fundatia Inocenti – Romanian Children’s Relief, supported by Rotary Cluj-Napoca Visio, is pleased to invite you to a special Bruno Medicina Piano Recital, to benefit hospitalized children. The evening will include works by J. S. Bach, L. v. Beethoven, F. Liszt and G. Gershwin.

The charity recital will take place on Thursday, 11th of October 2018, at 18:00, at the Art Museum in Cluj (Tonitza room). Admission is free, donation requested. Donations will support the “Child Life” psycho-social support programs run by Fundatia Inocenti in two hospitals in Cluj: Clinical Hospital for Recovery and Pediatric Psychiatry and Juvenile Addiction Clinic.

About Bruno Medicina

Graduate of the Torino Conservatoire, Genovese Bruno Medicina completed his piano studies with Master Marco Pasquero and his organ and composition studies with Master Attilio Baronti. Although not working as a professional musician (his main field of work being training and coaching), he has always kept alive his passion for piano, performing numerous concerts in Italy and abroad. Combining his professional work as a management consultant with his music, Bruno Medicina has developed a high-performance model (F.L.O.W. system) that, although initially designed to improve business and sports performance, has proved to be particularly effective when applied to music. Bruno has also provided courses worldwide for musician performance improvement at the International Virtuosity Center, which he also founded.

For details, donations and reservations, please contact our colleagues:

Bucharest: Valentina Maghirescu: 0751242282, valentina.maghirescu@inocenti.ro

Cluj: Simona Samoilă: 0754457615, simona.samoila@inocenti.ro

Location:
Cluj-Napoca
Year:
October 2018

Fundatia Inocenti – Romanian Children’s Relief celebrates the World Mental Health Day through a special event organized with the support of Fondation d’Harcourt and the Cluj-Napoca Faculty of Psychology and Education Sciences. 

The event will take place on 10th October, at 12:00, at the Zorgo Amphitheater within the faculty. In the first part, the students are invited to take part in a session on the “Perfectionism in teenagers. Causes and Consequences”, held by Ms. Lector Doctor Lavinia Damian. Then, Michael Carroll, the president of Fundatia Inocenti, and our colleagues will present the organization, the programs, and the volunteering opportunities. 

Location:
Cluj-Napoca
Year:
October 2018

KidDO fest will take place on 1st and 2nd September, from 10am to 6pm, in the Cluj Central Park (University of Art in Cluj area) within the Central Park Wine Festival. Your child will have the chance to take part in numerous and fun activities organized by few NGOs, including Fundatia Inocenti, in partnership with Marty Restaurants.

Inocenti specialists and trained volunteers in Cluj will organize for the participant children:

  • “selfie magnets” workshop;
  • greeting cards;
  • handmade bracelets workshop;
  • outdoor games.

We are looking forward to starting together a new season of good deeds!

Learn more about the Child Life programs run by Fundatia Inocenti, Bucharest Branch in two hospitals in Cluj-Napoca.

Location:
Cluj-Napoca
Year:
September 2018

Over 40 energetic young people participated in two training sessions held by Inocenti in Cluj, with the support of Inocenti – RCR President, Mike Carroll. This new generation of volunteers is very enthusiastic and ready to provide developmental supportive activities for hospitalized children. They will work under the close supervision of our two “Child Life” program coordinators, at the Clinical Rehabilitation Hospital of Cluj Napoca and the Psychiatric Clinic for Children and Adolescent Drug Abuse.

 

The training sessions are designed to offer general information about Inocenti Foundation and its programs, as well as the general guidelines and regulations pertaining to volunteer work in the two locations. The volunteers also explored the history of our organization, through the stories and photographs of its founder, Mike Carroll.

Interested in joining our team of volunteers? Contact us:

Location:
Cluj-Napoca
Year:
December 2016

Inocenți Foundation/RCR specialists and supporters in Bistrita have produced a short video addressed to parents of young children who may be worried about their child’s development. The short film describes the Inocenti Early Intervention Program, which helps children with neuro-psycho-motor disabilities age 0-7 years old and supports their families in Bistrița Năsăud.

 

This brief Public Service Announcement film explains how an Early Intervention Program may be helpful for children who are suffering delays. Inocenți -RCR which runs the program and was promoted in this video on local television and in audio format on local radio. See the video here: www.interventie-timpurie.ro ( http://interventie-timpurie.ro/category/biblioteca-online/video/)

Location:
Bistrița, București, Cluj-Napoca
Year:
Ianuarie 2016

Today the Inocenti/RCR team including Mike Carroll – President of RCR and Fundatia Inocenti, Joan Peterson- Early Intervention Specialist and Alina Tomsa, communication and development director F.I., travelled to Cluj for a series of special academic events dedicated to the students at the Faculty of Psychology in Babes Bolyai University. Prof. Univ. Dr. Oana Benga, director and founding member of the Child Development Department, and her team of dedicated assistants organized 2 academic seminars and 1 Hand Held screening for us in one of the amphitheaters of the modern faculty center.

 

Our seminars were structured in a way that they could provide rich learning opportunities to both Master graduate students and undergraduate ones.
An estimate of 150 students attended in the seminars all together. The following day, the faculty hosted a screening of the Hand held documentary and we were happy to see it was very well received by a full amphitheatre who continued long after the end of the movie with many comments and questions addressed to Mike. We were thrilled to see much interest and engagement on the part of so many young minds. Many of them came up to us at the end of each of our meetings to ask how they could become involved, when and where can they become volunteers and to express their gratitude for the inspiration they received.

We would like to express our gratitude and appreciation to Prof. Oana Benga, to her young team of assistants and to the entire Psychology Faculty in Cluj for the excellent organisation and welcoming atmosphere. We are happy to have the full collaboration of the Babes Bolyai University.

Location:
Cluj-Napoca
Year:
November 2015