www.nadejda-crd.com

NADEJDA - CRDSDRUJENIE / NGO

CONTACTS:

Sdrujenie “Nadejda - CRD”22 Sveti Nikola Novi Str.

Sofia 1220BULGARIA

Phone: +359 2 936 04 02Fax: +359 2 936 07 67

e-mail: nadejda.crd.comwebsite:

www.nadejda-crd.com

Project coordinator: +359 889 655 178Dilyana Vuchkova

e-mail: dilianavuchkova@gmail.comHead of the Board: Radostina Todorova

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Sdrujenie “Nadejda-CRD” is a non-governmental

organisation from Sofia, Bulgaria, which has been

registered in 1998. Since the year of 2006, the

organisation acts in the public benefit. It

organizes activities and clubs in the field of arts,

culture, science, social activities to support the

development of children, young people and

adults. Its main activities are directed to

promote cultural values and education.

Sdrujenie “Nadejda-CRD” actively develops, implements and participates in projects under national (Operational) and international programmes (Life-long-learning Programmes and Youth In Action Programme). It has a strong partnership with many national and international governmental and non-governmental organisations.

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Sdrujenie “Nadejda-CRD” is raising funds though donations, sponsorships, trades, etc. for giving support to creative and valuable activities with children and young people, organisings of events, festivals, taking part in initiatives.

As a cultural, educational and social

organisation Sdrujenie “Nadejda-CRD” works

with youngsters with behavioural problems,

people at the end of social exclusion and

people with disabilities. Since 2009 the NGO does

social work in its Center for Social

Rehabilitation and Integration for children and

adults, licenced by The State Angecy for Child

Protection and The State Agency for Social

Assistance in Bulgaria.

Sdrujenie “Nadejda-CRD” is accredited EVS organisation for sending, hosting and coordinating organisation with Ref. number: 2012-BG-15.

F o r t h e p e r i o d 2 0 0 9 - 2 0 1 3 S d r u j e n i e N a d e j d a - C R D w a s

p r o m o t e r i n t h e f o l l o w i n g p r o j e c t s

Project title: “Free-Time-School” Period: 2009 – 2010

Programme: National Operational Programme “Human Resource

Development” Promoters: Sofia Municipal Children

Center and 7 Primary and Secondary Schools.

Budget: 175 672 euroMain topic: Organising activities in the fields

of arts, science, sports and tourism for 1541 students from Sofia in 17 main clubs.

S u M M A R Y F O R O U R P A R T I C I P A T I O N I N Y O U T H I N A C T I O N p r o j e c t s

P E R I O D : 2 0 1 0 - 2 0 1 3

1.1. Youth Exchanges - 4 in Turkey, Romania, Greece

3.1. Cooperation with the Neighbouring

Partner Countries of the European Union -

2 in Turkey and Greece

4.3. Partnership Building Activities: 3 in Luxembourg and Italy

4.3. Training Courses: 6 in Luxembourg, Turkey, Romania,

Italy and Slovakia

t r a c i a n p a s t - e u r o p e a n f u t u r e

O U R F I R S T E V S p r o j e c t

A u g u s t 1 4 - s e p t e m b e r 1 4 2 0 1 2

Project: Short-term group EVSParticipants: 14 volunteers

7 Countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Italy, Poland, Romania, Turkey

Place: Preserve Sboriyanovo, near Sveshtari village

Activities:Fieldwork - excavations with professional archaeologists (digging, object cleaning,

map developing, geophysical measurements, photography),

historical restorations, educational visits workshops and presentations,

cultural nights with presentations of each country

B E S T P r a c t i c e f o r E v s a c t i v i t i e s n a t i o n a l a g e n c y o f b u l g a r i a

y e a r 2 0 1 2

The volunteers’ work helped to be discovered valuable archaeological objects – fragments of silver jewelry with medallions with female faces, bronze fibulas, iron weapons, cult objects and pottery.

The biggest sensation was the discovery of unique gold findings with absolute archaeological and his-torical significance. The volunteers who took part in the EVS “Thracian Past – European Future” contributed to this discovery by carrying out preparatory activities on Omurtag mound under the guidance of professional archaeologist Diana Gergova. This gave a chance to be made real archaeological excavations and investigations which were delayed for years.

The unique treasure contains 1.8 kg beautiful gold ornaments and applications like bracelets, horse riding gear and a forehead covering in the shape of a horse head with a base shaped like a lion head dated from the end of the 4th and the beginning of the 3rd century B. C.

The successful implementation of the project has led the NGO to receive the Year Award “Best Practice for EVS activities for 2012” given by Youth In Action National Agency of Bulgaria - National Center “European Youth Programmes and Initiatives”.