• April 17, 2026

Serbs for Serbs – a synonym for transparency! (video)

For almost two decades, the Charity organization Serbs for Serbs has been continuously increasing the number of its donors, the number of assisted families and the amount of aid per family. Today, the Charity has more than 70,000 donors worldwide and substantially helps more than 200 families annually.Read More

The grief over losing their daughter is still ongoing. Let’s

There is not much joy in the home of the Radomirović family. How can there be, when a child passes away. Father Živorad was single for many years. Villages across Serbia have been dying out for a couple of decades now, and this trend has not bypassed even the region where the greatest of us all, […]Read More

Childhood dreams seem more reachable in the comfort of warm

Once again we had the opportunity to confirm, as we have so many times before, that the children are pleased the most when they receive their own little rooms or when the existing ones are completely renovated and dressed up. Nemanja (13), the twins Predrag and Nenad (11) and the youngest Jovana (8) did not […]Read More

Isolated from the world, in the depths of the forests

Once again, a road took us to one of the poorest municipalities in Serbia, this time the municipality of Trgovište. The purpose was to visit the Cvetković family of six, from the remote village of Novi Glog. Nature there is almost untouched due to the very location of the village, and the fact that there […]Read More

The Milanovićs are the future of the Serbian community in

The heroes of this story are Radoslav and Suzana Milanović from Trpinja, near Vukovar, and their four precious children, Jelena (8), Nikola (5), Luka (3) and Sanjin (2).  They are a young married couple who decided, despite obstacles that would hold someone else back such as being in their early twenties without a roof over […]Read More

A hero from Paštrik lost everything in a fire, and

Visiting hundreds of families every year, it is always the hardest for us when we enter homes where we see children’s eyes everyday filled with sadness, and where happiness is a rarity that only sometimes, very briefly, appears on their faces.Read More