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In the premises of the association at S. Benceković 46 in Zagreb, 11. i 12. June 2026. Open Door Days were held in, Organized by Croatian Veterans' Associations treated with PTSD.
The days of open doors gathered Croatian veterans, members of their families, representatives of associations and interested citizens, who were given the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the work, programs, projects and activities aimed at providing support to Croatian veterans and their family members.
On the first day, 11. June, UHBL PTSP Sisak-Moslavina County presented its work. The visitors got acquainted with their previous activities, projects and programs and the ways in which the association provides support to its members and their families.
On the second day, 12. June, the work of the Association of Associations of Croatian Veterans Treated for PTSD of the Republic of Croatia was presented (ZUHBL PTSP RH). On that occasion, the aims and activities of the Community were presented, programs and activities carried out, as well as the possibilities of involvement in work and future activities.
The open days were spent in a pleasant and friendly atmosphere, with socializing, exchange of experiences and discussion of issues important to Croatian veterans and their families. Holding such meetings once again showed the importance of togetherness, mutual support and open communication and represents a valuable contribution to further connecting veterans' associations and the community.
We would like to thank all the participants and visitors who contributed to the successful holding of the ZUHBL PTSP RH Open Day by coming and participating..

The representative of the ZUHBL PTSP of the Republic of Croatia participated in the commemoration of the anniversary of the military police operation Bljesak, which was held in Okučani. The commemoration was organized on the occasion of the anniversary of the military police operation "Flash"., one of the key liberation operations from the Homeland War, which it is 1. i 2. May 1995. Western Slavonia was liberated in 1990 and supervision over important traffic routes of the Republic of Croatia was established.
Croatian veterans gathered at the central ceremony, family members of dead and missing Croatian veterans, representatives of veterans associations, the top of the state, local governments and numerous citizens to pay their respects to all those who died, to the missing and deceased Croatian veterans who took part in the operation "Bljesak". As part of the commemoration, wreaths and lit candles were laid at the "Crystal Cube of Serenity" memorial., after which an appropriate program and holy mass was held for all fallen Croatian veterans.
By participating in the celebration of this significant anniversary, ZUHBL PTSP of the Republic of Croatia continues to preserve the memory of the heroic days of the Homeland War and to promote the values ​​of community, patriotism and respect for Croatian veterans and their sacrifice for the freedom of the Republic of Croatia.

Representatives of the Association of Associations of Croatian Veterans Treated for PTSD of the Republic of Croatia took part in the ceremonial commemoration in Pakrac 35. anniversary of the beginning of the Homeland War, one of the key events in recent Croatian history. The commemoration program began with a tribute to the fallen, missing and deceased Croatian veterans, with the laying of wreaths and the lighting of candles. In a dignified atmosphere, those present remembered the courage and determination of the Croatian veterans who, in the most difficult moments, stood in defense of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Republic of Croatia. By participating in this important anniversary, the representatives of the Community once again confirmed their permanent respect for the sacrifice of the veterans and the importance of preserving the truth about the Homeland War.. The need to convey the value of community was especially emphasized, patriotism and solidarity to younger generations, in order to preserve the dignity of those who made the greatest sacrifice for the freedom of Croatia. In its activities, the community continuously promotes the culture of memory, mutual support and care for Croatian veterans, especially those facing the consequences of participating in war. Participation in commemorations like this is part of the permanent obligation to preserve the historical truth and express gratitude to all those who participated in the creation of an independent and independent Republic of Croatia..

Delegation of the Community of Associations of Croatian Veterans Treated by PTSD of the Republic of Croatia, Labeled with President Tihomir, Pukšeca in December, with the aim of exchanging the experience and deepening collaboration visited Sarajevo and at the visit to the ceremony for the Ministry of Veterans' Canton Sarajevo. The reception was prepared by Minister Omer Osmanovic, and the meeting was also attended by the President of the Sarajevo Ismet's Canton Coordination Committee on whose initiative is a meeting and held. The topic of the meeting was, among other things, examples of good practice and legal frameworks that regulate the rights of both in Croatia and in neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina. The President of the Community emphasized that through the years of cooperation and visit to Sarajevo Canton, the visible positive results of the realization of projects of interest to the veterans' population may be observed. As part of the exchange of experience and cooperation with organizations from Bosnia and Herzegovina, during the same period in Zagreb, the community, led by Secretary Ivica Turić, received a delegation from Sarajevo to visit.

Association of Croatian veterans treated for PTSD in Zagreb County – Club of the city of Zaprešić Organizes a memorial tournament in chess and white “Zaprešić 2024.” for the dead, the dead and missing defenders of Zaprešić and the Zaprešić region. The tournaments will be held on 14. December 2024. year in M.O. Matches starting in 14,00 hours, and at the end of the tournament, there will be a distribution of cups and certificates of appreciation, and socializing together. Please provide feedback on your arrival and registration for the tournament no later than Wednesday evening 11. 12. 2024. -tournament application form-

With the aim of honoring the Croats who died in World War II. during World War II in France, as a result of anti-fascism protests, representatives of the associations traveled to Villefranche de Rouergue and were part of the protocol marking the uprising and the suffering of Croats at the hands of the Nazis. The ceremony was held in the afternoon 17. September. Representatives from Croatia, including representatives from the Croatian Embassy, they gathered at the monument erected by the French authorities in memory of those killed by the fascist occupier. After intoning the hymns, laying wreaths and lighting candles by the Croatian delegation, our representatives participated in a joint meeting in the Prefecture with representatives of the city and the province.

It was solemnly celebrated in Knin 29. anniversary of VRO Storm, The Day of Victory and Homeland Gratitude and the Day of Croatian Veterans. The central ceremony was held at the NK Dinara stadium. Members of the association also participated in the commemoration ceremony and thus paid tribute to the fallen, missing and dead comrades. Wreaths were laid by representatives of the families of the deceased, of missing and deceased Croatian veterans in VRO Oluja, CROATIA, war commanders and representatives of associations from the Homeland War, as well as delegations from the state leadership. The names were read 245 of dead and missing veterans in VRO Oluja, and they were honored with a flyover of the Croatian Air Force Rafale multi-purpose fighter plane.

The vowed military pilgrimage to Lourdes was held as part of 64. of the international military pilgrimage of 21. do 28. May 2024. The, and it started with a mass celebration in the Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross in Siget. Members of the association also took part in the pilgrimage under this year's slogan "I want people to come to me in a procession".. The mass celebration was led by the military ordinary mons. Jure Bogdan, and before leaving for the pilgrimage, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Croatian Veterans, Tomo Medved, and the commander of the pilgrimage, Brigadier General Željko Ljubas, addressed the pilgrims, commander of the Command Operations Center. Croatia has been participating in the International Military Pilgrimage since 1993. year and is traditionally organized by the Military Ordinariate with the support of the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Croatia, Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Croatia and Ministry of Croatian Veterans.

Introductory conference on the project Social inclusion and support for the elderly and people with disabilities (Code number: SF.3.4.11.01.0317) was held in Zabok 2. May. The goal of the project is to ensure long-term care, increase in social inclusion and prevention of institutionalization of persons older than 65 years and adults with disabilities. The total value of the project is 1.350.000,00 euros. The European Union co-finances the project from the European Social Fund plus in the amount of 1.147.500,00 euros (85%), and the Republic of Croatia in the amount of 202.500,00 euros (15%). The project implementation period is from 22. 03. 2024. do 22. 03. 2027. More information about the project and the possibility of involvement was published as part of a permanent public call available on our website and on the project website www.zu-ptsp-zazeli.com

A representative of the community participated in the celebration 33. the anniversary of the massacre in Borovo Selo 1991. the year when 12 Croatian police officers from the Vinkovci Special Police Unit were killed by Serbian paramilitary units. It was the first collective sacrifice on the way to the creation of a free and independent Croatian state. The ceremony began with a commemoration at the Memorial, where wreaths were laid and candles were lit, and a solemn commemoration program followed.