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Philanthropy, together with the Catholic Relief Services (CRS), has launched a new project in September 2019 supporting prisoners’ rehabilitation and reinsertion in Serbia

Philanthropy organised capacity building training for institutions and organisations working with older persons in Belgrade, Kragujevac and Kraljevo

Philanthropy provided cash assistance for 165 flood-affected households in Knic and Kraljevo

Municipality of Mionica awarded Philanthropy with the plaque of the Duke Živojin Mišić for results achieved in the field of humanitarian activities on the territory of the Municipality of Mionica.

The Charitable Foundation of the Serbian Orthodox Church Philanthropy provided 6o dehumidifiers to flash-flood affected families in the municipalities of Knic and Lucani.

A state of emergency is declared because of the abundant rainfall in Serbian cities: Cacak, Ivanjica, Sremska Mitrovica, Kraljevo, Novi Pazar, Knic, Arilje, Lucani, Tutin, Trstenik, Pozega, Paracin, Koceljeva, Kragujevac, Vrnjacka Banja, Svilajnac, Raca, Despotovac...

Philanthropy started ALMIT international project in January 2018, with eight partners from Austria, Bulgaria, Turkey and Serbia. The EU funds the project.

Third training for the people living with HIV/AIDS was held in Nis. It covered subjects of social and health rights and rights of patients.

Project “Empowerment of Vulnerable Older Persons Wellbeing in Kragujevac and Kraljevo Region“ started in December 2018 and will last till March 2020. Project is designed for an older population living in rural areas of Serbia, to older with а disability or chronic disease, older people living alone, poor, people who receive social welfare assistance, refugees and internally displaced persons.

Eurodiaconia Supervisory Board approved the application for membership of Covekoljublje/Philanthropy. Philanthropy is the 50th member of Eurodiaconiа, a European network...