Furniture – tables, chairs, cabinets, drawers and some household appliances … This is what we needed the most, representatives of the Home said, who were pleasantly surprised for the holidays by the employees of Prointer ITSS
Furniture – tables, chairs, cabinets, drawers and some household appliances – arrived at the Home for Children and Youth without Parental Care “Rada Vranješević” in Banja Luka. This is what we needed the most, representatives of the Home said, who were pleasantly surprised for the holidays by the employees of Prointer ITSS, a member of the Infinity International Group.
In our educational groups, furniture is, in fact, “consumable” goods that must be renewed every two or three years, and that is a rather large item in the budget, they explain in the Home, and that is why this New Year’s gift is extremely valuable.
“I am really grateful to the employees of Prointer for this donation, which made us all happy. In the spirit of celebrating the New Year’s holidays, we expressed the need for furniture and household appliances to equip one educational group, and that wish was fulfilled,” says Vladimir Kajkut, director of the Rada Vranješević Home.
In the New Year’s humanitarian action, the money for the gifts was collected by the employees of Prointer and they decided to, instead of the traditional New Year’s gifts, buy what is currently most needed to the Home.
“At the initiative of the heads of our company’s sector, we organized an action in which everyone was included. We wanted to share the festive spirit, humanity and solidarity with the institution that has been caring for children and young people for decades, and in that way, to make their New Year better. As in all previous years, we will continue to be part of humanitarian actions for the benefit of the entire community“, says Đorđe Mrđa, marketing manager at Prointer.
In the last year alone, twenty children have arrived at the Rada Vranješević Home, and their kindergarten, which is attended by both children living there and children from the local community, is full, so any help is welcome. With this “interior” renovation and the new facade and roof that they hope for as part of the “Energy Efficiency” project, the home will, they say, be even better.
