In the beautiful village of Rađevići near Pljevlja, five kilometers from the road, live two well-mannered, bright girls – Anastasia (6) and Anđela (5). Although they are already in school, they have never had the opportunity to experience a warm home, a functional bathroom, a neatly organized girl’s dresser, etc… They are growing up in […]readmore

Wishing to visit the young girl, Marta (13), whom we had heard was living in poor conditions that forced her to study under a quilt (video), we headed to the village of Simićevo, in the municipality of Žabari. Surprised by the story of this little heroine and her family, we discovered that due to the […]readmore

An eerie autumn silence accompanied the members of the Charity Organization Serbs for Serbs to the village of Rakino Brdo in Osmaci. Gray all around, foreboding an encounter with human suffering.readmore

We don’t have a bathroom, which is especially difficult for all of us. The house is not that old, but it is in very bad condition – says the humble young man, Jovan Trajković (13), as he tells us about life problems he is facing.readmore

Christmas holidays are some of our earliest childhood memories, when we eagerly waited for our mothers to knead the Christmas bread (česnica), for the men to bring in the Christmas oak tree (badnjak), while the youngest family members “clucked” on Christmas Eve, announcing the celebration of the birth of the Infant Christ. As we age, […]readmore

We always rejoice when we see a lot of girls in a family. They are a special joy because their smiles brighten every home and make it a more beautiful place to live. However, what happens when the situation is so difficult that those smiles are missing and the dominant emotions are sadness and uncertainty, […]readmore

Crna Trava – the smallest and one of the poorest municipalities, has been “melting” like a ball of snow for decades. Since 1953, when almost 14,000 people lived in Crna Trava, according to the last census held ten years ago, only 1,660 people remain.readmore

Only two hundred Serbs remain in the settlement of Šušiće near Štrpce in the far southern part of Kosovo and Metohija. Somehow by sharing the same fate, all those remaining on their centuries-old homelands and living under difficult conditions, seem to have been strengthened and prepared to bravely endure their challenges.readmore

Catastrophe best describes the Lojanica family’s current situation. From Stup, fifteen kilometers from Sjenica, and four kilometers from the main road, Velizav (6), Radmila (4) and Aleksandra (1) spend their days playing, unaware that the roof could crash down on them at any moment!readmore

Good Friday is the saddest day for all Christians worldwide. Unfortunately, Good Friday this year brought additional sorrow to the pious Grbić family from Zemun. The father and pillar of the family, Ivan, died unexpectedly following a short illness. readmore