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10th Anniversary of Renesansa

Ceremony organized by Renesansa

Published: May 22, 2009 Author: Snjezana Rubcic

When: Thursday, 28. May 2009 19:00
To: Thursday, 28. May 2009
Where: Sarajevo, Bosnia, Simo Milutinovic – Sarajlija 7
Host: MAK Gallery

Association “Renesansa” is celebrating its ten-year existence on May 28th at 19:00, at MAK Gallery in Sarajevo.

Throughout these years, Renesansa offered help to those who have tumor and who undergo medical treatment breast tumor. The association is adapted to their needs regardless to their age and is fighting for their equality in the society.

Renesansa also offers education to the population on health protection, early discovery of tumors and medical treatment of ill on the territory of Sarajevo Canton and the Federation of B&H.

The organization is supported by ADF. Female members pay annual fee in the amount of 12 KM. The organization offers service to 150 members and to other interested who support our work.

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