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Update Serbia Mission 1

Posted by worldorphanrelief on November 15, 2017

As an extension of UA Mission 8, Kate, Katya, and I plan to travel to Serbia to visit special needs orphanages and spend time with the children. Below is a short video by Human Rights Watch exemplifying why we are needed there.

https://youtu.be/yW88k24zKXU

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