Darijana Lukajić, a daughter of a fallen soldier of the Army of the Republic of Srpska has signed a one-year employment contract on activities and working tasks of a social worker in the Psychiatry Clinic of the Clinical Centre Banja Luka. Darijana Lukajić was earlier provided with a possibility to volunteer in the Clinical Centre Banja Luka. After obtaining a positive opinion of the Head of the Psychiatry Clinic regarding her work, collegiality and behaviour towards patients, she has been employed.

A president of the Association of Families of Captured and Fallen Soldiers and Missing Civilians of the Republic of Srpska Nedeljko Mitrović expressed his gratitude to the Management of the Clinical Centre Banja Luka because of the support provided to families of fallen soldiers and military invalids. He visited the Clinical Centre Banja Luka in order to establish even better and more efficient cooperation with the biggest health care institution in the Republic of Srpska. On that occasion it was agreed that the Clinical Centre Banja Luka would, in accordance with its needs and opportunities and under equal conditions, employ members of the families of fallen soldiers as priority cases. Darijana Lukajić, a daughter of a fallen soldier of the Army of the Republic of Srpska lives as a subtenant with her husband who is unemployed and a two-year-old son. Darijana Lukajić said:” I would like to thank the Management of the Clinical Centre with all my heart, because they provided normal living conditions to my family and me. I’m a mother of a two-year-old boy, my husband is unemployed and we live as subtenants. In the last year, I urged all competent institutions, looking for help in order to solve my difficult economic situation. With regard to the fact that I am a child of a fallen soldier, I considered that I had a priority. However, my problem was not solved until today. I will do my best to justify the confidence that the Management of the Clinical Centre has shown in me.” Darijana Lukajić also expressed gratitude to the Association of Families of Captured and Fallen Soldiers and Missing Civilians of the Republic of Srpska, the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare of the Republic of Srpska and the Ministry of Labour, War Veterans and Disabled Persons’ Protection of the Republic of Srpska.