Finished projects Archive

The goal of the project was to raise awareness about the prevention and early detection of malignant diseases, and to enable more successful treatment.

Massive floods in Western Serbia in May and June 2023 caused great damage to households and agricultural farms. The goal of the EHO project "Serbia Floods Response 2023" is to aid the affected population with a coordinated action through multi-purpose financial assistance and targeted public health counseling.

The main goal of the project is to strengthen and build the capacity of Roma citizens' associations to initiate local initiatives that respond to the social, educational, cultural and other needs of the Roma community and to improve and improve the position of the Roma community at the local level through the implementation of small local projects.

The project shall contribute to a better motivation of returnees and their families to (re)integrate into society. The project is in accordance with the Local Action Plan for improving the position of refugees and internally displaced persons, returnees based on the readmission agreement, migrants without established status and asylum seekers in the City of Novi Sad for the period 2022-2025.

The main goal of the project is to sensitize and connect media students from Subotica and Novi Sad with refugees and migrants who are staying in Reception Centers in Subotica, Sombor and Šid through a one-semester course. The course will be conducted in Hungarian and Serbian for media students from Subotica and Novi Sad.

Aiming to improve the availability of services intended for returnees based on the Readmission Agreement and to increase their level of information about local services and other available forms of support, as well as to improve social cohesion, acceptance of diversity and the development of social and personal competencies of children and young returnees and non-returnees in Novi Sad, a new project has been launched.

The goal of the project "Humanitarian Assistance and Protection Related Interventions to People on the Move in Serbia" is to contribute to reducing the vulnerability of migrants in reception, asylum and transit centers in Serbia through direct humanitarian aid and providing access to psycho-social support by organizing occupation workshops in reception centers.

The project "Reduction of additional vulnerability of Roma and other marginalized groups, caused by COVID 19 pandemic in 18 local self government (LSGs)" is realized by the SIPRU General Secretariat (Belgrade) with sub-implementation partners: Center for Interactive Pedagogy and Ecumenical Humanitarian Organization. These activities are part of the German Development Cooperation Program "Inclusion of Roma and Other Marginalized Groups in Serbia", implemented by the German Org

Social inclusion is an important factor in empowering people from vulnerable groups living in the Municipality of Raška. It is one of the three activities implemented within the project "Building and Working Toward Inclusive Raška - European Housing Support and Active Involvement Program." This project is supported by socially disadvantaged families belonging to the Roma community, women victims of domestic violence and people with disabilities.

The aim of this project is to support school children and their parents who are additionally affected by the covid19 crisis and who are on the brink of extinction. With additional individual and digital support to school children at risk of social exclusion, as well as their active participation in the educational process will improve their safe upbringing in a healthy family environment.

The goal of the two-year project is aimed at obtaining a certificate for admission (hosting program) of volunteers from the European Union, and strengthening the capacity of organizations to implement the program according to EU standards.

“With and for the Roma in the Danube Region” is a project that aims to exchange experiences, knowledge and examples of good practice in working with the Roma community and other marginalized groups in the countries of the Danube region.

This project is being implemented with the aim to improve reintegration of returnees in Serbia, by providing them with better legal access to public services, better access to employment and improvement of their living conditions.

"RakInfo" is a support service for cancer patients that provides the necessary information and emotional support to cancer patients, their families and friends by phone, personal visits, emails and letters. The service operates on a basis of specially trained volunteers.

Last year, we launched a three-year project called the Peace Education Center, which aims to contribute to the lasting peace and improved inter-ethnic and inter-religious tolerance among young people.

This project of the Ecumenical Humanitarian Organization is based on 20 years of experience in working with vulnerable groups and aims to contribute to the process of social inclusion through improving the living conditions of poor Roma and other socially disadvantaged families.

In order to improve socio-economic situation of marginalized groups in Vojvodina, a three-year project (2019-2022) was launched, consisting of two components: economic empowerment and education.

EHO provided humanitarian assistance packages to vulnerable Roma families on the territory of Serbia through the project "EHO-Apel, support for vulnerable Roma families during Covid-19", which was supported by the program Hope for Eastern Europe (Hoffnung fur Osteruropa - HfO ) and Diakonia Württemberg...

The project aims to raise awareness of economic and social voice of women in local communities heard and to ensure their greater participation in general society. EHO shall assess gender-based differences in social and economic spheres in urban communities, organize trainings to empower women...

EHO was awarded with a grant to implement a Project where the end beneficairies are families living in housing units at four locations in Vojvodina...