NEW YEAR`S PRESENTS
FOR ORPHANS
22.12.2008.
New Year`s reception
for 50 young people
and children,
orphans living in `Dusko
Raodovic`
Institution,
including the
children with their
mothers, the victims
of family violence,
was organized in NKC
– Nis Cultural
Center. The
president of the
Municipality of
Palilula PhD Igor
Novakovic, together
with Gua Shiao, the
president of
`Chinese trade
association for
South Serbia` and
the president of the
`Association of
cultural-educational
and sport
cooperation of
Serbia and China` ,
a donor of beautiful
and useful presents
for these children
were the hosts of
the reception. The
children received
useful presents-
winter clothes -
jackets and caps.
`Looking to New
2009 we would like
to show that
Palilula is with you
in every important
moment of your young
lives –emphasized
president Novakovic.
I wish you all in
New Year lots of
smiles, happiness,
success and good
school results.
You are the
generation of the
children we are
proud of and the
generation that we
expect to be
responsible one day
for the future
development of our
town. Dear children,
please take care
that every day your
imagination,
creativity,
persistence, self-
confidence and
responsibility come
to its full shape`.
Mrs. Slavica Djokic,
the general manager
of `Dusko Radovic`
Institution reminded
the guests and media
that the care for
the young and for
the children one of
the most refined
tasks in one life.
`Dusko Radovic`
Institution started
its work in 1984 and
to 1990 it had
worked according to
so called ` family
home ` principle and
after 1990 it has
been working as a
classic
institutional type.
Today it is an
institution of
social protection
that takes care of
the children and
young people without
parents and also of
the children whose
normal development
was disturbed by
certain bad family
matters. The
Institution is
active until the
moment these
children are back to
their healthy and
normal families or
they are fully
capable of work and
living on their own.
In this moment, this
Institution takes
care of 47 children,
and young people
with refugee status
and 104 kids.