Borovinić Bojović: No child should feel alone, and no healthcare worker should be forgotten

A gift is a sign of attention to children who deserve to grow up with a sense of security and support, and to know that their future is not only their concern but the responsibility of the entire society. Our obligation is to provide them with equal opportunities, to develop their talents and knowledge, and to believe in themselves, said Borovinić Bojović. She thanked the employees of the 'Mladost' Home for their dedication and daily care for children, emphasizing that their work is much more than a professional obligation and requires patience, understanding, expertise, and above all, humaneness. After visiting Bijela, Borovinić Bojović visited the JZU Special Hospital for Orthopedics, Neurosurgery, and Neurology 'Vaso Ćuković' in Risan, where she spoke with director Dr. Dino Pagnacce and the management of the institution. The conversation focused particularly on the hospital staff, their daily work, the challenges they face, and the conditions in which they provide healthcare to patients. Behind every examination, therapy, care, and support for the patient is someone who performs their job responsibly every day, often in demanding circumstances. Therefore, we must listen to our employees, understand their needs, and work together to improve their working conditions,

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