Hemofarm Foundation has presented the new generation of scholarship holders for the academic year 2022/2023, 10 best final year students coming from the faculties of medicine, pharmacy, biology and technology of the universities in the Republic of Serbia.

Ten scholarship holders will have an opportunity, with the support of mentors and experts of Hemofarm company and Hemofarm Foundation, to work on improvement of knowledge, skills, and experience, live the mission of Caring for People’s Health, acquire the values Integrity, Agility, Entrepreneurship and become a part of STADA team.



Apart from the scholarship program, a yearly program for education ‘You Can Do It’, also includes the mentorship program, as well as the internship program in Serbia and Germany, as well as the Alumni group comprising 3720 people who have been a part of the community supported by Hemofarm Foundation over the course of the past 30 years.



‘For already 30 years we have been supporting exceptional young people who are ready to change the world with us. For us at Hemofarm Foundation, this is the best way to invest in the future, and our scholarship holders represent exactly that future, which will have a positive impact on the society in which we live. No matter how uncertain the times we live in may be, they are both a wake-up call and an amazing opportunity for this generation not to accept the world as it is, but to fight for the world as it should be - healthier, fairer, more solidary’, said Suzana Đorđević, Director of Hemofarm Foundation, welcoming the new generation of scholarship holders for the academic year 2022/2023.

Besides 10 best students, the scholarship program also includes 50 scholarship holders who are the children of Hemofarm group employees, who study at the Universities founded by the Republic of Serbia, Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

At the promotion of the new generation of the scholarship holders of Hemofarm Foundation, Vanja Grbić, one of the best Serbian volleyball players of all times and a member of Volleyball Hall of Fame, held a motivational lecture within the Mentorship Program on the topic ‘DON’T GIVE UP. YOU CAN DO IT’.



‘Be the best at what you do. In today's world of seductive superficiality, where lies are the means and deception is the way, where everything is fleeting, instant, where so many things change that you can't keep up, do you know what it takes to be successful? Commitment and decision, a brave decision.’, Grbić said to the students.

By presenting the new generation of scholarship holders, Hemofarm Foundation enters the jubilee year 2023 in which it will mark 30 years of its existence. Since 1993 to date, Hemofarm Foundation has supported 3720 young people, many of whom presently work at Hemofarm and are the leading experts in their relevant fields. In 30 years of existence, Hemofarm Foundation has launched a series of projects aimed at raising the quality of the Serbian healthcare system services, focusing on caring for people’s health and their wellbeing. Aiming to help the society and institutions, Hemofarm Foundation has launched the campaigns the topics of which have not been easy for the society, but which have been necessary for developing the sense of humanity and solidarity - from raising the awareness of the society on the importance of organ donation to fighting depression and stigma. Over the course of the last seven and a half years, Hemofarm Foundation has received 41 awards for its work, and in 2017, it was named the leading foundation in Serbia.