: The project also includes purchasing specialized vehicles (such as Opel Astra Plug-in Hybrids ) and equipment to provide non-institutional social services. 2. Cultural & Musical Impact
The phrase (Small house, full of happiness) refers to a popular Croatian song by Miro Ungar , a cultural idiom about contentment, and most recently, a significant social welfare project in Croatia. mala_kuca_puno_srece
: The plan includes building and equipping four new residential facilities and renovating one apartment to accommodate 24 users. : The project also includes purchasing specialized vehicles
: The song celebrates simple living and love over material wealth, with lyrics like "What do I need the gold of the whole world for, when our love always blooms". : The plan includes building and equipping four
"Mala kuća, puno sreće" is also a well-known song by the Croatian singer , originally released in the 1970s.
The most prominent current use of this title is for a major social initiative by the (Home for Adults Borova) in the Virovitica-Podravina region of Croatia.
: The project is valued at over €4 million , funded entirely by the EU Program "Competitiveness and Cohesion".
