Founded in 2003, Casa Mea (Romanian for “my home”) is a non-profit, non-faith based corporation dedicated to providing loving group homes for orphaned and abandoned children in developing countries.

Casa Mea believes that every child should be loved and wanted and deserves to grow into adulthood within a loving, safe, and nurturing environment where he/she can develop to his/her full potential. Therefore, Casa Mea embraces any orphaned or abandoned child regardless of his age, sex, race, nationality, or creed.

In the US, Casa Mea is a 501c3 public charity and in Romania Casa Mea is a charitable foundation.
 
Casa Mea owns a large house with 5500 square meters of land in Prejmer, Romania. Eventually, this house will be home to approximately 12 orphaned and abandoned children. Here, Casa Mea intends to provide a loving family environment for children such as Julia, Casa Mea’s first abandoned baby who arrived in June of 2004. These children will come to Casa Mea as infants such as Julia, who was 4 months old when she came to Casa Mea, and will stay until they become adults and are ready and want to move out into the world on their own.