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19.04.2023
Chores aren’t always fun, yet they are a necessary part of life, especially for children’s development. Parents play a crucial role in teaching children the value of cleaning. Participating in household chores at an early age can help build mastery, responsibility, and self-reliance — all of which can translate into other aspects of their lives, such as establishing good relationships and seeing academic success.
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“Childhood, after all, is the first precious coin that poverty steals from a child.” Associated with a history of ethnic divisiveness and political upheaval, the term “Balkans” is often put off with negative connotations. The Western Balkans usually comprises Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, and Slovenia.
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The war of independence between Croatian Catholic Christians and Serbian Orthodox Christians in 1995 has led to a gruesome and scarring effect on the entire population of the Croats and the Serbs. Its effects are visible to date.
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Providing adequate support to children at an early age help accelerate their development process in terms of health, cognitive, and social skills. In this post, we have delved into the significance of early child development.
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Serbian children in Kosovo and Metohija are at the receiving end of constant violence. Several instances in recent times have made children feel insecure despite the agreement between the Republic of Serbia and the Region Kosovo and Metohija on the governance of Serbia-majority areas.
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02.04.2023
The Charity for Balkan Children has recently had a wonderful opportunity to visit Vranje and its Daycare for Children, Youth and Adults with Physical and Intellectual Disabilities [OJ Dnevni boravak za decu, mlade i odrasle sa telesnim invaliditetom i intelektualnim teškoćama]. While there, we met up with special education teacher Jovana Petrović and Ivana Tasić, the director of the Institute for the Development of Social Protection Services in Vranje.
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Though working with orphaned children and youth often comes with its fair share of challenges, no work is more rewarding. And no one knows the ups and downs of working in an orphanage better than Nataša Maksimović, the director at the Jefimija Children’s Home in Kruševac. Balkan Children had the honor to visit Kruševac and Jefimija, where Nataša shared insights into just some of what the children at the orphanage are going through.
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14.02.2023
The situation of children in the Balkans region during post-war period has become a major human rights issue.
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In a decade, today's kindergartners will be entering adulthood and preparing for their careers. In 10 years, the children of today will...
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Abandonment, death, incapacity, poverty, or disability – it doesn’t matter why a child ended up in an orphanage. What matters is that...
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On Orthodox Easter this year, instead of happy and holy words, the children in the town of Borovo Selo, Croatia heard a group of people...
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Children’s personalities are defined by their experiences. And as you can guess, foster children don’t always have the best experiences. The
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