THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES OPEN NEW FACILITIES IN ST. SAVA SCHOOL
FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

Belgrade 7 September 2006 - Their Royal Highnesses Crown Prince Alexander II and Crown Princess Katherine accompanied by the medical advisor Lifeline Humanitarian Organisation Dr. Elaine Laycock from Great Britain, visited today St. Sava School for children with special needs in Umka, on the outskirts of Belgrade.

Their Royal Highnesses witnessed the improvements after the reconstruction works of the School facilities that were officially opened by His Royal Highness Crown Prince Alexander today:

“My wife, Crown Princess Katherine and I are trying our best to help all those in need. We are very proud to have friends such as Dr Laycock. She is a true example to everyone and she is constantly giving her heart to the children of Serbia.

Everyone in this country has the duty to help children and they are our future. Children with special needs must be helped to join society and to contribute to society according to the best of their abilities.

With the experts working in this School, I am sure that the assimilation of these children into modern society will be a success story”, said HRH Crown Prince Alexander II.