IFS-EMMAUS was founded in 1999 to support those affected by the Bosnian War. Evolving from humanitarian relief to long-term recovery, it now empowers vulnerable communities through education, healthcare, housing, and psychosocial support.
IFS-EMMAUS combines humanitarian aid with long-term development. It supports displaced people, low-income families, and minorities through education, vocational training, housing, health services, and advocacy.
Working with authorities and NGOs, it promotes social justice and inclusive policies. Its core principle is community empowerment for sustainable recovery and social integration.
IFS-EMMAUS was founded in 1999 to support those affected by the Bosnian War. Evolving from humanitarian relief to long-term recovery, it now empowers vulnerable communities through education, healthcare, housing, and psychosocial support.
IFS-EMMAUS combines humanitarian aid with long-term development. It supports displaced people, low-income families, and minorities through education, vocational training, housing, health services, and advocacy.
Working with authorities and NGOs, it promotes social justice and inclusive policies. Its core principle is community empowerment for sustainable recovery and social integration.
“Future Schools of Today!” aims to modernize education in Tuzla Canton, Bosnia and Herzegovina, by training 40 teachers and 420 students aged 14–18.
Through workshops and training, it connects schools with the real sector. Its goal is to prepare youth for a successful professional future.
“Future Schools of Today!” aims to modernize education in Tuzla Canton, Bosnia and Herzegovina, by training 40 teachers and 420 students aged 14–18.
Through workshops and training, it connects schools with the real sector. Its goal is to prepare youth for a successful professional future.