About Us
Standing strong amid adversity
28. Jun is an international humanitarian organization that has held Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council since 2018. Since our first project in 2011, our total humanitarian impact has exceeded $25 million. We have delivered more than 250 tons of humanitarian, medical, and disaster relief supplies to communities across the Western Balkans and beyond.
Our Mission
28. Jun (Twenty-Eight June) helps communities around the world overcome adversity, fight poverty, and defend dignity through social justice.
Our Values
In the Gregorian calendar, June 28 marks the feast day of St. Vitus, the patron saint invoked for protection against storms. As an organization dedicated to guiding people through life's most turbulent times, we chose the name 28. Jun — a stylized homage to this date — to reflect our mission of standing strong amid adversity.
We believe food and shelter are basic human rights, not privileges. We are committed to preserving human dignity in the face of poverty, displacement, and disaster. For families with nowhere else to turn, we offer a lifeline. For communities facing crisis, we provide hope and support.
We don't just respond to storms — we help people rebuild after them.
Our Work
Guided by a deep philanthropic commitment and a proven record of scalable impact, we work to ensure that vulnerable communities are supported with dignity and efficiency. Our efforts are anchored in three core pillars:
Protection & Shelter
Providing safe housing, essential care, and long-term support for vulnerable women, children, and families.
Health & Emergency Relief
Responding rapidly to crises with critical medical aid, supplies, and services where they are needed most.
Empowerment & Advocacy
Building economic resilience and driving lasting change through community empowerment and awareness initiatives.