Partners

The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) is the world's largest organization under the auspices of the United Nations, which has been protecting the rights of children in more than 190 countries and territories for over 70 years. Our focus is on the survival, development and happy life of every child.

Most of our efforts are directed at the most vulnerable - children under the age of 8; children with disabilities; those who were left without parental care; adolescents in conflict with the law; children and women who have experienced and / or witnessed violence.

UNICEF works together with government agencies, public and international organizations, private companies that are close to the topic of child protection, and, of course, the children themselves and their parents, to improve the situation in Belarus for those children who need our support.

The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) began its activities in Belarus in 1994. Each initiative of the Fund meets a global goal - to ensure the rights of every woman, man and child to a healthy life and equal opportunities to preserve it. UNFPA operates under a country program that is based on national priorities and within the organization's mandate. UNFPA works closely with the government of the Republic of Belarus, UN agencies, public organizations, international and national organizations and experts.

UNFPA's mission is to create a world where every pregnancy is desired, every childbirth is safe, and the potential of all young people is realized

UNDP has been working in Belarus since 1992. UNDP's mandate in Belarus is determined by the Agreement between the government and UNDP dated September 24, 1992, according to which UNDP “supports and complements national efforts to solve the most important problems of its economic development and promote social progress and improve living conditions.

Concern "Bellegprom" is a diversified industrial complex of the Republic of Belarus, including textile, knitwear, sewing, leather, footwear, haberdashery subsectors. Its structure today includes textile, knitwear, sewing, leather, shoe and other enterprises.

The public association "Belarusian Union of Women" was founded on December 14, 1991. On a voluntary basis, it unites women's councils created in all regions, districts, cities, in many labor collectives and at the place of residence.

Goals and objectives of the BUW:

• raising the status of women in society, their role in all areas of the country's life;
• achieving civil harmony in society, peace among peoples, elimination of all forms of violence and discrimination;
• organization of educational and consulting activities;
• promoting the protection and improvement of women's health, improving the quality of their life;
• charitable activities;
• protection of the rights of women, children, strengthening the family;
• carrying out international activities using the methods of women's diplomacy.

The public association «Belarusian Republican Youth Union» is the legal successor of the Komsomol of Belarus, the Youth Union of Belarus, the Belarusian Patriotic Youth Union, and the Belarusian Youth Union.
The goal of the Public Association «Belarusian Republican Youth Union» is to create conditions for the all-round development of young people, to reveal their creative potential, to promote the development of a civil society in the Republic of Belarus based on patriotic and spiritual and moral values. The Belarusian Republican Youth Union unites in its ranks not indifferent people, those who are not going to sit idly by, but are ready to use their strength, to use their abilities in order to make their life and the lives of their peers more interesting, brighter, more meaningful.

The aim of the activities of the Republican public association «Belaya Rus» is: to promote the unification of the progressive forces of society, interested in building a strong and prosperous Belarus, a socially just society based on the patriotic, spiritual and moral values of the Belarusian people.

The Republican Public Association "Belarusian Children's Fund" (BDF) was founded on February 27, 1988.

The main task of the Foundation is to protect the rights of children, provide them with material, humanitarian, medical, legal and other assistance.

The Belarusian Red Cross Society is a republican public association recognized as the only national Red Cross organization in the Republic of Belarus that assists the state in carrying out humanitarian activities throughout the country.

The Mother and Child Support Center "MamStart" is a non-profit organization. In partnership with the MamExpert project, they implement information support for expectant and young mothers, as well as the Children in Safety initiative, which is designed to help young parents protect their children from dangers and unpleasant accidents.