RHP | 2017 May

28May2017: Marijana and Milan Djekovic, Grabovac, Serbia

Marijana Djekovic was born in a small village near Vukovar, Croatia, from where she fled together with her mother and two sisters in 1991. They came to Zemun, Serbia, to their aunt’s, where they settled temporarily, but were continuously returning to Croatia to visit their father who had had to stay there. Finally, in 1997,

24May2017: Serbian RHP PIU signs today contracts for the construction of 261 apartments in 13 municipalities

The Acting Director of the “Public Sector Projects Implementation Unit Ltd. Belgrade” Ms Vesna Vandić signed today the works contracts for the construction of 16 multi-apartment buildings that will provide 261 apartments to RHP beneficiaries by mid-2018. The total value of the contracts amounts to close to EUR 6 million. The apartments will be constructed

18May2017: 2016 Annual Report of the RHP Fund published

3 000 persons have accessed dignified housing conditions thanks to RHP In 2016, the RHP delivered a record number of homes to vulnerable families. By year end, 1 000 vulnerable families, or close to 3 000 persons, in the four Partner Countries had been provided with suitable housing solutions. This represents a four-fold increase in

18May2017: Arben Ajvazi, Konik camp, Podgorica, Montenegro

Arben Ajvazi (24) fled with his parents and siblings from Kosovo Polje in 1999 and came to Podgorica, where they settled in one of Konik Camp’s tents. He had one severely ill brother and had to leave school in the third grade, in order to help his family. He remained illiterate until his was 19,

18May2017: Montenegro started construction of 51 additional apartments in Konik

An inauguration event took place today at the newly opened construction site in Konik, near Podgorica. The event was organised by the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare of Montenegro to mark the beginning of construction works for 51 apartments. The apartments are expected to be finalised in the second half of 2018. They come

17May2017: Slavka and Janko Ivanišević, Knin, Croatia

Janko (68) and Slavka (65) Ivanisevic fled from Knin, Croatia, in 1995 with their two young children and came to Subotica, Serbia, where they found accommodation in a collective centre made of bungalows from the former vacation settlement near the Palic Lake. The family returned from the refuge in 1999 and came to their old

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