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A moment of togetherness: help that arrives
A humanitarian association that arrives first after floods, fires and displacement — and stays as long as it takes.
A moment of togetherness: help that arrives
A humanitarian association that arrives first after floods, fires and displacement — and stays as long as it takes.
A warm meal A dry bed A school bag Medicine on time A winter blanket Someone who listens A new beginning Zagreb (GMT+2) · on call 24/7 Days helping: 5,628 A warm meal A dry bed A school bag Medicine on time A winter blanket Someone who listens A new beginning Zagreb (GMT+2) · on call 24/7 Days helping: 5,628
Where we reached
No one should be left alone when they lose everything they have. We arrive first and stay as long as it takes.
With a warm meal, a dry bed and people who listen.
How it began
In May 2011 a river flooded three villages in one night. Ten friends filled two cars with blankets and bread and drove all night.
Today we have a warehouse, a field kitchen, a van and 310 volunteers — but the rule is the same: show up first, then ask what is needed.
- On site within 6 hours
- Every donation receipted and photographed
- We stay after the news leaves
In the field since 2011
Help in numbers
12.480
families helped
310
active volunteers
46
towns and villages
1,9 mil. €
raised and spent
Stories from the field
- 01
A warm meal in Kamenica, three nights running May 2026After the flood our field kitchen served 1,400 meals. Local cooks took over the shift from day three. →
- 02
Stari Brod: dry beds before midnight Mar 2026In six hours the sports hall held 180 beds. Every family got its own corner and a locker key. →
- 03
The van that never stops: 11,000 km a year Dec 2025Our only van carried food, medicine and mattresses to 46 places. Drivers change, the route stays. →
- 04
Talking first: psychologists in the field Nov 2025Parcels come with people who listen. Support groups for children and parents run long after the news moves on. →
- 05
640 school bags for the first day of school Sept 2025Volunteers packed bags with supplies over three weekends; teachers handed them out in class. →