Coming in 2027

HAI! Bârlad

“Hai” is Romanian for “Come on! Let’s go!”

A place for Bârlad’s pre-teens and teens to belong, learn, and get ready for what’s next.

Help Us Open the Doors

Opening our doors wider

For years, our center in Bârlad, Romania has been a safe, joyful place for children with special needs. In 2027, it grows into HAI! Bârlad — a club and learning space open to any vulnerable young person in Bârlad, ages 11 to 18.

Too many young people here grow up without a place to go after school, a computer to learn on, or someone to help them take the first step toward a job. HAI! Bârlad is that place, those tools, and those people.

What happens at HAI! Bârlad

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The Club

A safe, welcoming place to hang out, make friends, and be encouraged by caring adults.

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Computer Lab

An open lab with educational games and digital skills — for many, their first real time on a computer.

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Life Skills

Practical, everyday skills and healthy habits — including movement and exercise — that build confidence.

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Job Readiness

For older teens: writing a CV, practicing interviews, and meeting local employers.

And our youngest friends aren’t going anywhere — they’ll still have dedicated activity days with the same staff who know and love them.

Be part of the beginning

We’re preparing now. Here’s how you can help HAI! Bârlad open strong.

For businesses

Become a Founding Sponsor

Put your company’s name behind the young people of Bârlad from day one. Let’s talk about a partnership that fits.

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Equip the Lab

We need laptops, desks, and chairs. Fund a laptop or a lab seat and give a teenager a place to learn.

Fund a Laptop

Give Today

Every gift helps us prepare the space, the program, and the team for launch.

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Become a Founding Friend

Choose a gift below, or enter any amount. Every dollar helps equip HAI! Bârlad for opening day.

Giving once? Tap One-time at the top of the form before choosing your gift.

HAI! Bârlad is a project of Asociația Amicii Deliei in Romania, supported by The Delia Foundation (USA) and Ora Kinderhilfe (Germany).