ADRA Serbia, headquartered in Belgrade, is one of 130 national offices of ADRA International and has been active in the region since 1990. During the Yugoslav wars in the 90s that were fought inside the territory of former Yugoslavia, ADRA played a significant part in the humanitarian relief in Bosnia and Herzegovina, regardless of ethnic and religious association of the people in need. During the siege of Sarajevo, the longest siege of a capital city in the history of modern warfare, more than 100 brave, courageous and deeply committed volunteers distributed food and letters to the citizens of besieged Sarajevo. From 1992 to 1994 ADRA distributed around 270,000 fifteen-kilogram family food parcels and 320,000 letters. After the war, ADRA, which had previously operated in the territory of former Yugoslavia, continues to operate as an organization in the territory of the Republic of Serbia till today. ADRA Serbia is part of a professional, effective and growing network of ADRA International, which is known for its integrity and transparency. ADRA reaches across cultural and territorial boundaries, empowering vulnerable and needy people, representing their interests in order to achieve measurable, documented and lasting positive change in the lives of individuals and communities. Currently, ADRA Serbia work involves response to migration crisis, women protection and empowerment, economic empowerment of Roma families, and support to homeless people.