New Home for the Slavujčević Family from Loznica - Srbi za Srbe

Continuing our successful partnership with the humanitarian organization "Srbi za Srbe", our team had the privilege of being part of another major life turning point - this time for the Slavujčević family from the village of Jarebica in the Loznica area. For father Slavko, mother Silvija, and their four children, we built a new, warm, and safe prefabricated house.

The conditions in which this six-member family had lived until recently were extremely difficult. For eight full years, they had no electricity, relying solely on a gasoline generator. The old house was cold, with a damaged ceiling, and the children slept in cramped quarters. Sixteen-year-old Dejan, fourteen-year-old Danka, eleven-year-old Nešo, and nine-year-old Stefan lacked the basic conditions for a carefree childhood, learning, and daily hygiene.

As the contractor, we were delighted to take on the task of building a new prefabricated house from the ground up. Besides the construction and fitting out of the house itself, this extensive project also included bringing in water from a source 150 meters away, building a septic tank, and securing an electricity connection.

The children's joy when moving in is the greatest confirmation of the value of what we do. Little Nešo vividly described his feelings by saying his "head was full of happiness," while Stefan was especially thrilled that they now have heat and that the lights work at the simple push of a switch. Danka now has her own bathroom and a quiet corner for studying, which has already brought her better grades at school, while the eldest, Dejan, is overjoyed to finally have his own room to rest in after his chores with the livestock.

Father Slavko expressed special gratitude that, thanks to this project, they got the chance to stay on their ancestral land and start a completely new and easier life right there. We are extremely proud that our work helped these hardworking and humble people leave years of hardship behind and receive the home they deserve.