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Casa Pinocchio is one of many children’s homes in Romania. It is in a very poor state but people living nearby are ready to devote their time and energy to improve the living conditions of the home’s young residents. A project to renovate and furnish the place has been selected for financial support by Kulczyk Foundation. Its aim is to change the conditions that 32 children live in for the better. Romanian children’s homes are a difficult topic.

The former Kingdom of Laos was called the Land of a Million Elephants and the White Parasol, which emphasized the power of the monarchy and its military forces. Today, it is among the least developed countries, hoping for a resurrection,” writes Dominika Kulczyk.

In Laos, there are 2 doctors for every 10,000 people. In many regions, including barely accessible mountainous areas, there is virtually no medical aid available. One of these sites will be visited by Dominika Kulczyk and the TVN crew. There, Kulczyk Foundation, headed by Dominika Kulczyk, is going to provide funding for a project that will enable several thousand people get access to healthcare. The foundation supports transparent non-governmental organizations because they know best about what needs local communities have, and how to spend donated funds in the most efficient way.

In this episode, Dominika Kulczyk meets the founder of the Gajusz Foundation, Tisa Żawrocka-Kwiatkowska, and the children under her care. The Foundation has operated for 18 years so far and it is going to receive a special gift from Dominika Kulczyk. The gift may seem to be only some stones and cement, but in fact it will allow all those passionately committed to the fate of Gajusz to forget about the reality of hospital beds for a moment.