Humanist Halil Kastrati has shown in Debat Plus that the idea of building the home of the elderly Balkan orphans in Suhareka arose from the organisation’s direct experiences with needy people through humanitarian cuisines and visits to homes of elderly people living alone.

Kastrati has confessed that one of their activities was a visit to the careless elderly to whom they sent food and helped clean rooms or homes.

He has indicated that during one of these visits, in northern Mitrovica, they had found an elderly man dead in his room.

According to Kastract, this very experience moved them to think about creating a home where elderly ones who have no family members or care could live with dignity.

All our activities are born from our humanitarian kitchens. There was direct confrontation with the needy and we learned their troubles and their intentions. We have then had one of the active visits to the elderly who live alone, and we have from time to time sent food to them or through them to their rooms or houses. And in a case north of Mitrovica, during an old man’s visit, we find him dead in the room. And that’s where we come up with the idea that we have to build a house for this old man, that God gave him children and he was left alone, he confessed to Castrati.

Source Layer: Dukeagini