The Mărțișor for Hope, a traditional symbol of spring, made of intertwined red and white threads handcrafted by the beneficiaries and volunteers of Hospices of Hope Moldova, was presented in the plenary session of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova as a gesture of solidarity, compassion, and shared responsibility toward people living with incurable illnesses.

As part of the #UnMartisorPentruSperanta (A martisor for Hope) campaign, we had the honor of offering Martisors to each of the 101 Members of Parliament, symbolizing our commitment to turning life’s most difficult challenges into resilience and hope for the beneficiaries of Hospices of Hope Moldova.

We extend our sincere appreciation to Mrs. Ludmila Adamciuc for her support of our cause and for the openness with which she received this symbolic gesture. Through your support, we are able to continue providing free, home-based palliative care to individuals suffering from incurable diseases

Over the next three years, Hospices of Hope Moldova aims to build the country’s first dedicated Palliative Care Hospital, where both children and adults will have access to specialized medical care free of charge.

This represents a significant milestone for the healthcare system of the Republic of Moldova. The new hospital is planned to be built in Bubuieci commune, on a 4,100 m² plot of land, with a capacity of approximately 30 beds

Together, we bring hope and contribute to ensuring a dignified life, free from pain.

Hospices of Hope Moldova wishes you a spring filled with warmth, renewal, and hope.