Trusted references
This section briefly presents the projects and programs that recommend SASTIPEN as an organization with experience in developing and implementing interventions in health, social inclusion, training, research, and advocacy. Through durable partnerships and replicable working models, the organization has shown that it can transform the needs of vulnerable communities into concrete solutions and sustainable long-term results.
Through these initiatives, SASTIPEN has contributed to the development of integrated intervention models, strengthened collaboration between communities and institutions, and increased access for vulnerable people to essential services. They highlight both the organization’s operational capacity and its commitment to equitable public policies and sustainable interventions.
The page is designed as a reference space for the projects that most clearly express the organization’s expertise, values, and strategic directions. As the portfolio is updated, this section can highlight interventions considered relevant for partners, communities, and institutions interested in impactful collaboration.
The project “Advocacy for the involvement of County Councils in the Oltenia Region in the Roma inclusion process” (2015–2017) sought to change the way policies for Roma communities are designed by promoting accountability at county level.
The project “Integrated Community Service Centers – an intervention model for Roma inclusion and empowerment” (2020–2023), implemented by SASTIPEN with EEA and Norwegian funding, developed an integrated and replicable intervention model in three vulnerable communities.
The project “Strengthening the role of the health mediator in the community healthcare team” (2019–2021), funded by Open Society Foundations, focused on professionalizing and integrating health mediators into the public health system.
The project “Monitoring Roma access to public health services,” carried out by SASTIPEN since 2009, aimed to combat discrimination and ensure equal access to medical services.
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