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Press release
03 June 2021
UNICEF and partners open first fully inclusive playground in Belgrade
Page
18 February 2020
Position of children with disabilities in Serbia
Overview of Situation analysis’ findings
Report
10 May 2018
Position of children with disabilities in Serbia
Children with disabilities, along with their families, require comprehensive and flexible support in order to enable their equal participation in society.
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Article
30 November 2017
The only certainty is uncertainty
Ten-year-old Aleksa and four-year-old Veljko Jovanovic are brothers diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy type 3.
Press release
30 November 2017
Children with disabilities facing difficulties and obstacles in realising their rights
Press release
21 September 2017
Sport for All: Donation of sports and recreational equipment for children with disabilities in Belgrade
Article
06 June 2017
Atila – the boy who changed his community
With Atila's arrival in the BeÄŤej school there was a shift in attitude about the importance of inclusive education in the school itself.
Report
24 April 2017
Supporting families with children with disability
These families experience difficulties in inclusion in the community and in the use of existing resources due to multiple and complex problems.
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Article
09 October 2014
From institutional isolation to a loving family home
UNICEF is helping Serbia to realise its policy of deinstitutionalisation – so that all children can enjoy the benefits of growing up in a family environment