FIRST QUARTER 2024

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Association

"Može i drugačije - LET’S REFRAME"

Year 2024

Q1 REPORT

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MiSSION

Our Association is dedicated to improving quality of life by challenging established perceptions and promoting well-being for all community members. Our mission encompasses enhancing the mental and physical health of individuals and children, focusing on preventing social taboos, stereotypes, and prejudices.

In the first quarter of 2024, our efforts were directed towards implementing key programs and initiatives designed to foster inclusion, empower individuals, and nurture empathy within the community. During this period, we made significant progress in early education and support for premature babies.

This report provides a detailed overview of our activities, achievements, and challenges faced in the past three months. Our goal is to transparently present our work, inspire donors, volunteers, and partners, and encourage further collaboration and support for our initiatives.

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Program

Early Education

Our mission is to support early education, nurture empathy, inclusion, healthy habits, and a love for reading among our youngest.

To this end, we created a series of children's books under the collective title "Growing Together." Our goal is to contribute to a world that affirms progress for all children through these books.

The significance of our idea was recognized by the leading executives at Bifrost Soft from Novi Sad, from whom we received a donation of 1,172,306 RSD at the beginning of 2024. This donation significantly helped us get closer to achieving our goals.

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During this period, we continued working on the book "Going to the Store," for which we received a donation from Raiffeisen Bank, Belgrade. The main character of this book is a boy who uses a walker, goes shopping with his parents, and teaches readers the basics of financial literacy.

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By the end of the first quarter, we had printed four books: "Emma is Not Feeling Well" and "My Morning Routine," covering topics of care and recovery during illness, adopting healthy habits, and becoming independent, "Getting a Haircut," which encourages children to overcome the fear of haircuts, and the aforementioned "Going to the Store."

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We are immensely grateful to the company "EURO-PVC DOO" for providing us with storage space in the warehouse where we have placed the books.

Driven by the idea of getting these books to as many children as possible, we initiated activities to distribute the book "Going to the Store" for free to children in kindergartens, libraries, specialized, and other educational institutions across Serbia.

We also established a partnership with Delfi bookstores, where by the end of this quarter, our books "Emma is Not Feeling Well," "My Morning Routine," and "Getting a Haircut" were available on their shelves.

Pleased to finally have the books, which symbolize harbingers of change, in our hands after much hard work and challenges, we began planning and preparing materials for the next period and new books.

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