In the area of home nursing, those in need are supported with nursing aids and other things. Weekly consultation hours are offered at two locations (Cristian and Heltau). Here the situations of those in need are assessed in order to make decisions about the extent of assistance.  After assessing the situation, nursing aids are issued or loaned out for a small fee. These include hospital beds, wheelchairs and commodes, walking aids or incontinence material. A team of nurses goes to those in need of care at home and supports them with nursing, medical, but above all pastoral and spiritual support. In addition to home visits, there are also frequent trips to the doctor, which Philadelphia supports.

The relief supplies come from different corners of Germany and Switzerland. Some of the transports bring nursing aids to Romania, which are then distributed as part of home nursing care. In addition, clothing, furniture, mattresses, kitchen utensils and more are transported as relief goods. The relief supplies are primarily distributed to socially disadvantaged people. Some of it is sold in MOT Romania's two second hand shops. Through these second-hand shops, MOT wants to change people's thinking: “If it costs nothing, it has no value”. Proceeds go to Philadelphia and Hope Harbor.

We bought a property in Nocrich. The work in Nocrich is managed from there. This can be divided into three areas: neighborhood services, a women's meeting and a children's program. An employee offers consultation hours 2-3 times a week for old and sick people in need of help in the village. He also visits various families supported by Philadelphia. Through discussions, he tries to support the families in the Roma settlements not only materially, but also spiritually. Another employee who lives in Nocrich supports the center in Norich as an all-rounder and caretaker. Through neighborhood services we support people in need in the village through: - Installed water connections in the house - Food (especially potatoes) - Wood and paying gas bills in winter - Repair and renovation work in houses At the weekly women's meeting, 7-8 women currently come to read the Bible and pray. Since most of them are influenced by the Orthodox faith, uncertainties and questions are often answered. The children's program is organized twice a month by a group of young people from different communities and takes place on Sunday afternoons. Around 15-25 children come who are between 4 and 15 years old. Since most children cannot read or write, we have to convey the topics in a simplified manner.

Rosina works as a community sister in the Heltau Protestant Church and mainly visits church members at home. She accompanies them to the doctor, goes for walks with them, visits nursing homes and much more. She stops by the lonely and alone people, talks to them and prays with them if she wants to. Since 2015, Rosina has been meeting every fortnight for a women's gathering in Talmesch. They exchange ideas about Bible topics, sing and pray together. The women there are becoming more and more open to their faith and always look forward to spending time together.

In Suceava, some old/sick people are supported with money or medical supplies. Many have a very small pension, and sometimes no pension at all. Some were rejected by their relatives because of their faith. The visits take place several times a month. Titi, our local employee, is the church founder and leader of a Roma community there that has grown a lot in recent years. Many Roma have converted. The local people are continually supported with aid transports. Transport is also organized twice a year to support people in the settlements near Suceava.