Nikola's Message
Thank you.
Zdravo, Hello, How are you doing? My name is Nikola and I have been given the unique opportunity to share this message on behalf of all of the children in Serbia.
Yes, a beautiful country indeed, with rich culture and genuine hospitality every where you turn; however, this isn't the case for everybody.
Do you know what it would be like to live in a country containing more people over the age of 65 than under the age of 15? Or to not have a brother or sister to love and share life with because your parents are just financially unable to afford another child, not to mention the constant daily struggle with hunger and starvation?
Children are brought to this earth to explore and learn. They're here to make positive changes in the world, but how can they do that if they don't have the basic conditions necessary for life itself?
Here is something you might not realize. For the price of one missile, a school full of hungry children could eat lunch every day for 5 years.
Malnourishment has a serious negative effect on the brain and its cognitive abilities, so how can we expect our children to learn if they're not receiving the proper requirements for growth?
Its time that we bring an end to hatred and war, in order for us to start to focus on what is important. Our future.
Children are our future. Please, if you can, head over to www.CAOF.us to help support our children today.
On behalf of all of them, the Serb for Serb organization, and myself...
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