Charity organization Serbs for Serbs from Montenegro helped a seven-member family Radovanic who lives in a refugee part Konik in Podgorica. We visited them in September this year. The parents Vojin and Slavica have five children, Milena (19), Marijana (17), Mishko (16), Magdalena (16) and Miljan (10). Radovanovic family are refugees from Pec and from 1999 they have been living in this refugee part of the city of Podgorica - Konik. The family was provided with a closet, gas bottle, battery with a charger for the cotton candy device, books and school supplies for the youngest family member Miljan and six meters of wood for the upcoming winter. The total value of the provided help is 788 euros.
Radovanic family next to the gas bottle and the battery with a charger which will ease the process of cotton candy production.
Miljan, his mother Slavica and the cotton candy device in September 2016.
Closet for family Radovanic
Books for the youngest Miljan
School supplies for the youngest son
Radovanic family in front of six meters of wood provided for the upcoming winter.
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