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Mali Div

Udruženje roditelja prevremeno rođene dece Srbije Mali Div

Beograd, Serbia

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Profile last updated: August 1, 2026

About

Mali Div is a non-profit association based in Beograd, Serbia working on health, children & youth, mental health.

Mali Div is an association founded by parents of premature babies in Serbia. It provides support, information and practical help to families of premature infants, both during hospital stays and after discharge home. The association runs projects on neonatal care, psychological support for parents, rehabilitation and inclusion of children with developmental difficulties, and organises an annual awareness campaign around World Prematurity Day on 17 November (15 November from 2026). It is described as the only national association in Serbia working on premature birth, with activities covering the whole country.

Location

Beograd, Serbia

Organisation type

Association

Legal name

Udruženje roditelja prevremeno rođene dece Srbije Mali Div

Focus areas

premature birthneonatal careparents supportchildren with developmental difficultiesSerbia

Languages

SR

Causes & programmes

Causes

HealthChildren & YouthMental health

Works for

FamiliesChildren

How they work

Direct servicesAwareness & educationAdvocacy & campaigningCommunity programmes

Programmes

Divovski koraci

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Disability · Serbia

Online portal providing information and support to parents of children with developmental difficulties, whether born prematurely or not.

Mali hrabri džokej

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Disability · Serbia

Hippotherapy project with the Potkovica hippotherapy association and the Dr Miroslav Zotović rehabilitation clinic, run at the JP Hipodrom Beograd, funded by donations and art auctions.

Zagrljaj za mame malih divova

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Mental health · Serbia

Provides psychological support and information to mothers of premature babies treated at the Institute for Neonatology in Belgrade.

Dodir za zdravlje

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Health · Serbia

Baby massage training for ten nurses from the Institute for Neonatology in Belgrade, delivered in 2014.

Miris boja

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Children & Youth · Serbia

Humanitarian campaign and festival supporting blind and visually impaired children from socially vulnerable families attending the Veljko Ramadanović school in Zemun.

Countries of operation

Serbia

Funding & support

Funded by

Individual donationsCorporate partnerships

Credentials & affiliations

Industry memberships

European network of parent associations of premature babies

Partnerships

AstraZeneca, UniCredit Foundation, UNICEF, Klett, Global Foundation for Every Newborn, Klinika Dr Miroslav Zotović, Udruženje za hipoterapiju Potkovica, JP Hipodrom Beograd, Institut za neonatologiju u Beogradu

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