No Child in Serbia Should Be Left Behind!
Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski, a prominent politician and activist, is not resting until she secures a summer vacation for 400 children from socially vulnerable families across Serbia. Yes, you read that right – 400 kids who would otherwise never see the sea will get a chance to experience the joy of childhood at the Baošići resort.
This humanitarian effort is not just empty talk. An agreement was signed with the Serbian Red Cross, and over 15 million dinars have been allocated for the project! Milica emphasized that no child in Serbia should be marginalized, and this is just one step towards changing that.
Why does this matter?
Imagine children from Kosovo and Metohija who will see the sea for the first time in their lives! They won’t just enjoy the sun and waves; they will participate in workshops, make new friends, and maybe discover a talent. All this while the state and its institutions strive to support those who need it most – our children, the future of Serbia.
Humanity at the Heart of Serbia
The agreement was signed at the Legacy of Nadežda Petrović, a woman who became a symbol of humanity and a sister to the entire nation. Milica highlighted that we want to build a face of Serbia that cares, unites, and helps. And that is exactly what is happening now.
But is this enough?
While millions of dinars are invested in such projects, many Serbian citizens feel the daily impact of rising prices at markets and worsening living conditions. Is this just a drop in the ocean of problems or the start of something bigger?
Conclusion
Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski and the Serbian Red Cross show that it is possible and necessary to help those in need. But will the state continue on this path, or will problems only grow?
If you think no child should be forgotten, drop a comment below and share your thoughts on such projects. Maybe your words will spark even bigger changes!
