As part of the ongoing project “Computers for Children in Enclaves,” Ana Vasić, a sixth-grade student in Binč, received a computer. Ana has been an excellent student since first grade, lives in a family of five, and has a sister and a brother. Unfortunately, only her mother works at the school part-time, which is minimal but the family’s only source of income.
Teachers say that Ana is exceptionally diligent, hardworking, and disciplined. We hope the computer will help her further develop her knowledge and skills.
Ana’s village, Binac, is located just a few kilometers from Viti, surrounded by stunning nature embraced by the Binac Morava River, from which it takes its name. Although the Serbian population persists, it has gradually declined over the years, and many have left the area. This also means fewer children in Viti each year, but teachers strive to provide the best possible education in every way.
Our mission is to help them and give children from enclaves in Kosovo and Metohija better educational opportunities and a happier childhood.
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