2015 - NVO Mladi Romi | NVO Mladi Romi

Building prefabricated houses for 8 Roma families in Herceg Novi

Details: Thursday, 08 October 2015 10:40

The aim of the project is to secure durable housing solutions for 23 members of the Roma community in Herceg Novi as a tool for inclusion of the targeted groups in to the Montenegrin society. This will be done in full respect of existing strategies and national action plans and other relevant documents.

Basic Literacy Program for Adult Roma in Herceg Novi

Details: Monday, 17 August 2015 13:57

This project, supported by the Municipality of Herceg Novi, aims to provide adult Roma with elementary literacy skills in order to facilitate their daily life and accelerate their integration into the Montenegrin society. The target group of the project is 20 adult Roma men and women who live in Herceg Novi.

Institutional grant

Details: Wednesday, 15 July 2015 09:49

The Norwegian Embassy in Belgrade awarded institutional grant to our organization within the call "Strengthening civil society in Serbia and Montenegro." This Call aims to finance the functioning of civil society organisations in their work through so-called core funding.

Support to social protection and employment of Roma

Details: Thursday, 09 July 2015 11:34

The project "Support to social protection and employment of Roma" is the continuation of the project "Personal documents - the first step towards equality 3", which was conducted in cooperation with the UNDP Office in Montenegro from November 2013 to March 2015.

Enhancing the employability of Roma women in Herceg Novi - Dorra Nuova

Details: Thursday, 09 July 2015 11:27

NGO Young Roma, in cooperation with the Employment Agency launched a four-month Training program for making and selling jewellery, starting from 1 April. Funds for this project were provided through the public works program of the Employment Agency.

Through education to integration

Details: Thursday, 09 July 2015 11:23

Inclusion and retention of Roma children in the education system is the most important element of their integration and socialization. Problems such as illiteracy and weak economic power of parents significantly hinder this process.