refrigerator is located in front of Dorćal Platz in Belgrade. Other installations will be located throughout Bosnia and Serbia. Scholarships The Serbian diaspora organization awards scholarships to college level and pre-collegiate students to assist in the cost of supplies and books. Serbian language and culture education In less than a month after the May 2022 announcement of ambitions to open the first school outside of Vukovar, the ceremonial opening in was attended by the Deputy Prime Minister of Croatia, Anja Šimpraga.The project was led by Snežana Dimitrijević and Sava Vojnović and a total 150,000 USD was donated by 28. Jun. Children from Djevrska will learn Serbian language and Cyrillic, history along with everything related to the culture and tradition of the Serbian people. Response to Corona Virus SARS 2 (COVID-19) Delivered over 100,000 protective equipment items including N95 respirator masks, gowns, gloves and eye-protective goggles worth nearly $1 million to help curb the pandemic in Serbia. Translated and distributed the leading manual for COVID-19 prevention and treatment to 200,000 medical personnel throughout the Western Balkans within days of its publication. Provided over $10,000 in financial assistance for children in Serbia and Bosnia. Provided 3 pallets of emergency food and supplies to orphanages, geriatric care facilities and women's shelters throughout Serbia. Created a data center for Serbs stuck abroad due to COVID-19 and shared our information with embassies around the world while providing emergency medicine and accommodation. United Nations consulting The organization was officially granted special consultative status on June 28, 2018, by the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), which consists of 19 member states, during a session of the Council in New York. Out of the estimated 10 million non-profit organizations only 4,500 of them have reached this level and this status. ECOSOC is the UN's main platform for addressing global economic, social and other related issues. The selection of 28 Jun is a recognition for the long-term humanitarian work in the former Yugoslavia. Granting this status enabled the organization to express expert opinion regarding the Western Balkans on important social and economic issues of the United Nations. May 2022 saw the return of the 28. Jun United Nations delegation in Geneva— speaking at a total of 24 seasons over the course of a week. 28.Jun's Jovana Malbašić (BiH) delivered remarks including the environmental report prepared in the wake of the Rio Tinto controversy and marking the successful