“Two thirds of residents of informal settlements experienced four or more traumatic events during their childhood” This year, the Center for Youth Integration marked the International Day of Street Children by presenting the results of the research "Adverse childhood...

The Center for Youth Integration is an association of citizens whose mission, for 20 years, has been to contribute to the creation of an inclusive society in consultation with children and the community, through the improvement of existing and the creation of new...

On the occasion of April 12th, the International Day of Street Children, the Center for Youth Integration presented the results of research on Roma households in informal settlements in the premises of Cafe bar 16 (Cetinjska Street 15a). On that occasion, the Minister...

Spring has finally come! And with spring, sparrows have arrived! https://youtu.be/ImlwrlyQC8U See you at 16!

All over the world, March 20 is celebrated as the International Day of Happiness. On this very occasion, and organized by the Ministry of Human and Minority Rights and Social Dialogue, representatives and members of several non-governmental organizations gathered at...

It is our pleasure to present you our Newsletter for 2022. You can find it here: Newsletter Center for Youth Integration 2022 (1)

With this press release, we would like to address the tragic death of a one-year-old baby in an informal settlement in Belgrade. Unfortunately, this is one of a series of such tragic events that resulted in the death of children without us witnessing an adequate...

A place for children and young people The number 16 that gave the café its name is sprayed large on the wall. The graffiti catch your eye in the blue room where young people spend their time reading, drinking coffee, playing darts and laughing. The 8-year primary...

The beneficiaries of the Program of Education, during the winter school break, visited the Winter Children's Science Camp organized by the Center for the Promotion of Science. During the five days that the activities lasted, the Program's professional and volunteer...

Albert’s family fell apart when he was 5 years old. He relates how he and his brother and sister lived in a hut made of planks, tarpaulins and plastic sheets. His father only had casual jobs in the construction industry. The children gathered recyclable waste, which...