Three outer doors have been replaced and 510 m hot water pipeline have been installed at the Boarding School for Children with Psychoneurological Diseases in Chinisheuts village of Rezina district within the United States Department of State’s Small Reconstruction Project – Installation of New Doors and Hot Water Supply. At the same time, sanitary facilities have been repaired and refurbished with 39 new hot water taps. The project was made possible through a $12,000 grant from the U.S. Government and was implemented by Counterpart International within its Community and Humanitarian Assistance Program in Moldova, Info-Prim Neo reports, quoting a press release from Counterpart International. The boarding school itself contributed with manpower, tools and a part of building materials and provided lodging and boarding for all the workers involved in the implementation of the project for the entire period of the works. Since 1965, Counterpart International has given people a voice in their own future through smart partnerships, offering options and access to tools for sustained social, economic and environmental development. Supported by the generous U.S. Government grants, Counterpart International provides people access to the tools they need for a life of dignity for themselves, their communities and their countries.