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P. Sorensen Visited Home for Children Without Guardians in Sarajevo

Published: February 1, 2013
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The Head of the EU Delegation and Special Representative of the EU to BiH, Ambassador Peter Sorensen visited today the home for children without guardians in Sarajevo.

He met with the Acting Director Saudina Djurdjević and presented a donation of furniture for part of the home.

The Ambassador said that he is happy the EU Delegation and the EUSR and its staff are helping the facility provide care for the children.

‘’I am impressed with the work of Director Djurdjević and the staff. They take care of the children and there is a lot of love and care that makes the children feel happy and satisfied’’, said Sorensen.

The Ambassador toured the home and socialized with the children, and he spoke in English with the ones who had just finished their English homework.

Director Djurdjević thanked Ambassador Sorensen for the donation and visit to the home, and informed him of the activities and plans.

The home for children without guardians in Sarajevo secures accommodation for children from birth until they finish high school.

Currently, there are 96 wards divided in five groups according to their age, from babies to high school students.

 

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