The countries we work in

Discover more about the six countries we work in and the incredible impact of our work.

Albania →

Mission Without Borders first started working in Albania in 1992 – not long after the collapse of the communist regime in 1991.

Bosnia and Herzegovina →

Mission Without Borders started up in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1995 as the brutal war ended.

Bulgaria →

Bulgaria, a predominantly Orthodox Christian nation in the western Balkans, was a Communist state from 1944 until 1989.

Moldova →

Thanks to our generous sponsors, we have been working in Moldova since 1998.

Romania →

Mission Without Borders began working in Romania at the beginning of the 1980s.

Ukraine →

When Ukraine became an independent nation in 1991, it was one of the poorest Soviet republics.