Page Stories Stories about children and their families in Serbia UNICEF Serbia/2019/Pancic Article Being a parent is the most beautiful job in the world. UNICEF and the LEGO Foundation are working together to help parents and guardians use the power of play to give children the best start in life. Read the story Article Education is my future UNICEF's aim is for child marriage, which is particularly common in Roma settlements, to become a thing of the past by 2030. Read the story Article Learning through play during COVID-19 During COVID-19 pandemic, Melisa (9) misses her teacher and classmates. Read the story Article Together on the right track It all started three years ago when they noticed that Lazar was not communicating. He wasn’t responding when called, wasn’t playing and exploring the world Read the story Article Young people actively promote reading As one of the UPSHIFT winning teams, the Cool 7th Graders received a small seed grant and mentoring to put their ideas into action. Read the story Article Programming – a goal for the 21st century Andrej and Jovana are two out of a thousand children who will learn to programme using simple codes. Read the story Blog post We are all the same - just human How I overcame the misconceptions about refugees in my community Read the story Article It’s important to get to know each other Hadi and Nabi were uprooted from Afghanistan to Sid in Serbia. They are both 16 years old, but already understand what discrimination is. Read the story Article Child Rights at the 141st IPU Assembly in Belgrade Over 1,800 parliamentarians from 149 countries, representatives of UN agencies and civil society in Belgrade Read the story Article Support for an easier beginning After two years in Germany, as readmission returnees, the Ristic family was back where they started - in the village of Izvor, in south-eastern Serbia, Read the story Article The big touch of little heroes Lenka and Miona are identical twins. They were born two months early. The girls are lively and it’s already obvious that they have different personalities. Read the story Article Natalija Djokovic's Secret Code Natalija learned the alphabet using secret codes linking numbers and letters. And she did this by making perfumes. Read the story Article Child marriage and the issue of identity In 2005 45.9% women married before the age of 18, while in 2014 this number rose to 57%. Read the story Article Blue is the winning colour Thanks to everyone who came and supported the Serbian “dream team” in Belgrade, children will soon be able to play in new inclusive playgrounds. Read the story Load more items Take action Children need champions. Become a donor and give every child a fair chance to succeed. Donate now Page Media centre Access news, multimedia resources and expert commentary on children’s issues and UNICEF’s work in Serbia. Visit the page Page Publications UNICEF’s work is grounded in empirical data, rigorous research and thoughtful analysis. Visit the page Page About us UNICEF is the global leader promoting and protecting children’s rights in 190 countries, including Serbia Visit the page Page Contact us Want to get in touch? Find out how. Visit the page
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