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    Roma Center for Women and Children "DAJE"

    The Roma Center for Women and Children "DAJE" is an organization dedicated to the fight for a dignified life without violence and violence against Roma women, through the provision of specialized services and the implementation of programs that improve basic human rights and the position of women in all spheres of life and work.

    Name of the association

    Roma Center for Women and Children "DAJE"

    Headquarters

    Gostivarska 28, Vozdovac, Beograd

    Responsible person

    Nada Đuričković

    PIB

    102699252​​

    Bank Account (Komercijalna)

    205 - 57903 - 09

    Registration number

    17335863

    About Us

    Roma Center for Women and Children Daje is an organization dedicated to the fight for a dignified life without violence and discrimination against Romani women, through the provision of specialized services and the implementation of programs that improve basic human rights and the position of women in all areas of life and work. The Roma Center for Women and Children Daje has been actively working to improve women's rights since it was founded in 2001. The main activity since its establishment has been working on the SOS telephone. The initiation of the association arose spontaneously with the desire that women are not alone, it was enough for women to be together and to talk, not to be silent about what is happening to them.

    Vision

    Vision of the Daje Roma Center for Women and Children The Daje Roma Center for Women and Children strives for a society without discrimination and violence in which all Roma women are equal in private and public life. From the very beginning of its work until today, the DAJE organization strives with its work to build trust and provide professional, feminine, social-humanitarian support for Roma women and children, primarily those who have survived some form of violence, or are in an unequal, discriminatory position in the family. and society. The aim of the Association is to improve all social mechanisms in order to prevent sexual, economic and all other forms of violence and discrimination against children and women of the Roma nationality, as the most drastic forms of violation of women's and children's human rights provided for by the Constitution, the law and international documents.

    Our Aim

    The aim of the Association is to improve all social mechanisms in order to prevent sexual, economic and all other forms of violence and discrimination against children and women of the Roma nationality, as the most drastic forms of violation of women's and children's human rights provided for by the Constitution, the law and international documents.

    Our Work

    The Roma Center for Women and Children Daje has been actively working to improve women's rights since it was founded in 2001. The main activity since its establishment has been working on the SOS telephone. The initiation of the association arose spontaneously with the desire that women are not alone, it was enough for women to be together and to talk, not to be silent about what is happening to them. The main target group are Roma women who do not have the possibility of obtaining information about the possible use of their rights in the area of protection from violence, due to their great isolation because they live in settlements on the outskirts of Belgrade and do not know the language of the majority. In addition to them, the indirect target group are their family members, children and other women in their environment, who also need help and protection, as well as institutions, institutions and other civil society organizations that deal with this topic. We have countless workshops with the theme of violence behind us. About 122 women contact us annually. Our users are Roma women and children regardless of age and educational and social status.

    The organization has good cooperation with most Belgrade municipalities, where they cooperate with the police, centers for social work, schools, health centers in cases of discrimination or violence against Roma women. Cooperation was achieved with the Praxis organization and the institution of the Protector of Citizens. They have particularly good cooperation with the Center for Minority Rights, the Autonomous Women's Center and the legal service of the Municipality of Zvezdara. Cooperation was achieved with the Roma editorial office of the First Program of Radio Belgrade, in order to improve the visibility of the work of the Daje Roma Center for Women and Children. Our free SOS line 0800 002 007 works five days a week for 5 hours a day. In addition to this number, mobile numbers 063 340 365 and 060 131 83 55 are available to our users 24 hours a week. Four female consultants are on duty at the SOS telephone 5 days a week for 5 hours each, which on a weekly basis amounts to 25 hours, which is 125 hours of duty in one month. The organization also provides individual consultations, which are carried out by appointment, 4 days a week, lasting from half an hour to 45 minutes. We provide a general information service on the legal aspects of domestic and sexual violence in accordance with the laws and goals of the association.

    During the previous year, the organization fulfilled the conditions for obtaining a license to work on the SOS telephone for working with women who survived gender-based violence. Licensing of the SOS telephone service represents an important step in the work of the organization - in this way, the standards of SOS telephone work are harmonized with the national regulations in social protection, and the quality of services for women who have survived violence has been raised to a higher level. The organization initiated the establishment of new women's organizations dealing with the prevention and fight against gender-based violence and connecting them within the framework of the informal network "United Romani Women Against Violence", which the Daje Roma Center for Women and Children currently coordinates. The establishment of the United Romani Women Against Violence network aims to make the services of the area available to more women who have survived violence. The network currently has eleven member organizations - Roma Center for Women and Children "Daje" Belgrade - Voždovac, "Sunce" Obrenovac, "Nada" Belgrade - Zvezdara, Integrative Global Center Kragujevac, "Successful Women" Kostolac, Center for the Development of the Roma Community "Amaro Drom" Smederevska Palanka, Center for Creative Development Eva Lazarevac, Roma Center "De Andre" Belgrade - Zemun, Roma Women's Association of Braničevo District "Ruž" Kostolac, Roma Women's Initiative Žabalj and Center for Mothers "Aurora - MINE" Zvezdara.

    Involvement, information and referral to institutions

    Provision of general legal information, i.e. guidelines for exercising rights before institutions (municipality, police, Centers for Social Work...). We cooperate with the Network of Women Against Violence, the Women's Roma Network and the League for the Roma Decade. We are active and recognizable in the women's movement. We have good cooperation with most Belgrade municipalities, we cooperate with the police, centers for social work, schools, health centers, Praxis, the Protector of Citizens and all the necessary actors to provide support for women to get out of violence. We have a particularly good cooperation with the Center for Minority Rights, the Autonomous Women's Center, the legal service of the Zvezdara Hermitage, cooperation to provide legal assistance services for our clients. We have general cooperation with the Municipality of Zvezdara, with the Center for Social Work in Zvezdara, with the city police. Cooperation with the Roma Editorial Board of the First Program of Radio Belgrade, in order to improve the visibility of our work. We worked in the field: Mladenovac, Smederevska Palanka, Marinkova Bara, Obrenovac and the settlement near the OMW pump in Belgrade on the Ibarska highway. The settlements where we have good reception are: Zemun polje (all three parts), Veliki and Mali Mokri Lug, Vojni put, Bački Ilovnik, Marinkova Bara, Roma settlements in Obrenovac and Palilula. We have a built-in approach in working with women who have experience with trauma, in this sense we mostly work on psychosocial support of women by working on the SOS telephone, but also psychological consultations for women who have survived violence, which are carried out by appointment in the premises of the organization. We pay special attention to informing users about the ways to obtain personal documents, as well as the possibilities for providing free legal assistance in accordance with the regulations.

    The mission and vision of the "Daja" Roma Center for Women and Children

    Roma Center for Women and Children Daje is an organization dedicated to the fight for a dignified life without violence and discrimination against Romani women, through the provision of specialized services and the implementation of programs that improve basic human rights and the position of women in all areas of life and work. Vision of the Daje Roma Center for Women and Children The Daje Roma Center for Women and Children strives for a society without discrimination and violence in which all Roma women are equal in private and public life. The association aims to provide trust, professional, female, social-humanitarian support for Roma women and children, primarily those who have survived some form of violence, or are in an unequal, discriminatory position in the family and society. From the very beginning of its work until today, the DAJE organization strives with its work to build trust and provide professional, feminine, social-humanitarian support for Roma women and children, primarily those who have survived some form of violence, or are in an unequal, discriminatory position in the family. and society. The aim of the Association is to improve all social mechanisms in order to prevent sexual, economic and all other forms of violence and discrimination against children and women of the Roma nationality, as the most drastic forms of violation of women's and children's human rights provided by the Constitution, law and international documents. Team members: Nada Đuričković, Jelena Marinković, Maja Gligorević, Natalija Laptošević, Sandra Lazarević. Work with young Roma women who are in the education system and do not live in settlements, as a form of violence prevention. Email consultation. Going and working in settlements that we have not worked in so far. SOS telephone for victims of violence and training of women to respond to natural disasters.

    Budget for the past years

    • 2012 – 1.850.000 RSD
    • 2013 – 2.546.782 RSD
    • 2014 – 3.753.451 RSD
    • 2015 – 3.317.085 RSD
    • 2016 – 3.564.000 RSD
    • 2017 – 3.850.000 RSD
    • 2018 – 7.950.000 RSD
    • 2019 – 10.889.264 RSD
    • 2020 – 11.202.447 RSD

    Work plan of the "DAJE" Roma center for women and children victims of violence

    • From its very foundation until today, the organization has improved its capacities and expanded the network of its associates and activists. Today, the organization is actively supported in its daily activities by more than 10 associates and over 30 female volunteers-activists. The network of associates has been expanded thanks to the greater number of services they provide, as well as dedicated field work for women from the settlements around Belgrade.
    • In the next six months, our activities will mostly continue • The new free SOS phone will continue to work together with the old mobile phones.
    • • Creation of the Manual "Specificities in working with women from marginalized communities who have experienced violence."
    • • The organization is in the licensing process for the accredited program "Specificities in working with women from marginalized communities who have experience of violence
    • • The organization will continue to cooperate with local government representatives in order to inform about the position of Roma women in Serbia, as well as with relevant decision-makers.
    • • Expansion of the Network of United Romani Women Against Violence - establishment of at least one new Romani women's association and its membership in the network
    • • Increasing the capacity of the Network - hiring a network coordinator and organizing training for network members
    • • Increasing the visibility of the Daje organization - a campaign in Roma settlements with the aim of informing women and girls about the phenomenon of violence and its forms, and introducing them to the forms and ways of obtaining support that the organization provides;
    • • Creating a media strategy with the aim of increasing the organization's visibility in the media space

    Membership in networks

    • Women's Network Against Violence
    • Women's Roma network
    • Serbian Women in Black Network

    Roma Center for Women and Children

    • Gostivarska 28, Vozdovac
    • PIB: 102699252
    • Reg.No.: 17335863
    • Bank Account: 205-57903-09

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