The Russian invasion of Ukraine produced major changes in the world. This event very quickly changed the usual way of life of Ukrainian citizens but also that of its neighboring countries. Following this disaster, Ukrainian citizens found themselves in a situation of exceptional socio-political and economic crisis, which generated colossal consequences that will leave their mark in the long term. The Republic of Moldova is part of the top 5 countries that offered protection to refugees. Along with these major changes, due to the large flow of refugees who took shelter or transited our country, the structures in the social, medical and educational fields faced a great challenge related to the professional management of this flow of refugees and the development of an adequate mechanism for the regulation of the “refugee crisis”, which is continuously growing, and the provision of social assistance and protection in accordance with all legal provisions related to the social reintegration of refugees in the world. In this difficult process are involved also the social workers who work on the front line from the very first day of the Ukrainian refugees in our country. Social workers know very well everything related to the social and economic situation of refugees, they know what their needs are, the available resources we can offer them, but also a series of other extremely important aspects related to the management of the refugee crisis.